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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-10


PUBLISHERS NOTICE TRAVELLING
agents are ]. A. Mcclellan. '. .. EoS'Ty'
end o b. Lo0ms City collectors az, =
A. Caibear h. T. hawlsy. klsshs ~ "a,
Carihy. G II. MCGOWAN, c. Y. sleHeh s .,a
u. 4. Wills Pos,maslers eveFysheis va Va
our agents. Pay n0EsY only y msss 49, 49,.
y our rssden. agents in the vas'''' s'''''
ond towns d. the Northwest ~.
ADyERTIsIN(i~Oi'ice hours Of we
poH-In,slilgencev business once D az.
- NJ, urti Il .. m. Sunday IioD IT., ~ e.
"a m until II , n. CLASSIFIED az aill
mtnt for insertion following NV. a."s ,,'sa.
Dc received gp 10 l9:3U o. 10. 80 :. N.
mshts under classified headings wa .s y az. -
et''ed a, The rate Of cent . wa ,syancs
!nisr'lon Payment always % -. ,san Il
No Advertisement received tor less '"" -
cents ..u..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,or '.,,,s savss,
Elements IN tie Sunday Posi-l"'s, ..',,a,y
must o. furnished by ! o'eloca :, hr,nrh
Advertisements allI be received ~ ''
ollefs Of lhe pr!.lnleflgeheer' Ia "a,
REWARD Ten dollars vii os p.~ ~ y,
information leading 70 the eonvg." 49,, \.
eny person stealing ccpiea Of VI" '''
oelive'ed 10 subscribers 10 Ssaltls' r..,s,
TACOMA BUREAU 80 No. uS rse'n'
evenue /, A. Harrison.
EVERETT T. X Lewis
Sp0kAnE- Branch Office, T'aos ~
block, ~ Riverside avenue; telephone "
T. y Peterson, Manager.
PORT TOWNsEND-Wm A. P.elnd.
bELLISGllAM BAY-New Wha'co"
Parker Els. Manager p
,0LYMPIA-+lTA Main street. o. v
wlnslanley, Agent.
VICTORIA, b, c.-Georre Marsdsn.
Inc following is,lsn avail. adver''ss1'
o. this e'Res.
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HOTEL SEATTLE Mrs Or. slayton is
the queen OF trance cla.rvoyants, true al
vice given; the future made plain: no
seight-0f-hand, sealed envelopes or dark
ened rooms everything tod YOU while
in a perfect trance. call aud be con-
WINGED there is one true medium In your
midst; perfect satisfaction by NAL, send
stamp Tor circular Paylors je-53. second
floor
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WHEREAS. An amended libel has bess|
filed In the United States District cnur,J
District NJ Washington, Northern D!vIsJ
lon, on the 3th day ~ November. lVN byI
A. II. SOeberE, against the AmerIeaaI
haykenine leslie D., her tackle. arl
parel and furniture, alleging tina, add
b1fkeutne n indebted 10 said llhelan,l
upon an account for moneys advanced
by Barneson Il Chic0lj 10 said hatkeu1
tine, upon the credit Of alld harkentr.I
10 pay certain clllms against said hagki
cn'lne which were maritime lens thers4
on. which account had been assigned md
transferred 10 llhelant. In the sum Al
one thousand three hundred and nlne,y1
seven and I-fa dollars si 3f ID. aej
praying thit sald vessel. her tackle. ap1
pare! ard furniture may be condemne4
ana sold 10 pay the demand Of gail hhsA
ant with costs.
Now. Therefore, in pursuance 10 the moi
niiion o. the said court. 20 me directed II
30 hereby give public notice 70 an personsI
claiming, or otherwise having any iaterssI
In the SAD vessel, her tackle. apparel ard
furniture. That they he and appear besJr1
ina said court. z re C!ty 81 Sea,,s,I
Washington at the hour 4, len o'clock n
m, on the 2i'h day Of November. lse. q
that day shall be day Of Jurisdiction, olhl
erwige on the next Aay II Jurisdiction,
thereafter. then and there 10 nterposs iha.I
claims and make their allegations IN tbas|
b. half.
Dated Seattle. Wash.. November ~, ~
e. ~ HE.
United States MlHhal, District q WASH
ington. 4
II, W TYLER Deputy
G0rham & Gorham Proctoys for Losl'1
ant
Date Of hrst publication. November ah
iN}s
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CITY NOTICES.


CALL FOR BIDS FOR CRY PRfSr.
ng~iAs provided hy seo 81 Of Artc,a
~ W the cry Charlsrl
Notice is hereby gwen ~ GwpCrs AID
Managers u daily newspapers y genera,
c.reJa'jon published IN lae cry u statts
lhst sealed proposals 70 ~ .1e C..y Psnl.
INK f1f 'h. ne&' ensuing asca year. 'o-st.
from January ] lNA, % December 81 "a
boln Inclusive. W,l se re- siyed On or tef0fs
toe tWeatietb l2o,hi day next afis- ~
publication ~ ms can. 'o~g' o. OF bef0rt
toe gilh aay 81 November. l.9s
Zach q su-h proposals shall b. acc0n3
panied by 8 bond wii3 net Jess than ~
-urtiies in the suns ~ hee lh0usaad 1eb
lars fG09fW approved by ;ae Compiroaz4
and Corporation C0Jusei. conditional raj
Il lhe ggggosai te accepted 'as parry pros
posing vii, during tae period mentioned Il
bis proposal. well. seas1nab.y and sal.51
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APER-MAGAZIaE advertisers.
rates quoted Calrchs Adyery.s.rg
Agency established 1884. ~ Hgrks
butAirg
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GET BEST dried salmon ior your dos, !
Cnlopeck Bros. yeser dock
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NOTICE To o0NrRAcT0RS-Eax IA.
ltrsoa Street Improvement "'KaM
Notice Is HEREBY given that sa1ea vs..
paSals viii &c received by the uulems,ssAe =
Secretary Of he BOari o, pabls Ws.s y
Of the City q Seattle up to . ocln,k = s.,s,
Thursday November lpih lNN, for ,he y N ID,
prcVemtnt o. East Jefferson Stree, bol Il,
twentieth Avenue 10 The east line Of Nh Sr
Saadsr-boman Real Estate Co.'S Pirs, sssa.
dlilon, ~ grading, sldewalklng and passaj pie
said street between said points, "a provIl Mo
BY ordinance No, 500, creating local tSEesss
proyemen' district No, 49, and accorahI or
10 plans and specifications prepared nMs~ ta
the direction OF the City Engineer ana my kf.nr
on hle in The office Of the Board Of pusIsNl ~
Works ANsio
Each BID must be accompanied BY 4 mEsgtl
tilted check, payable 10 he order Of ,sITin
city comptroller. for a sum moi ew nsstd
five lll per cent. Of The bud, and IA N&f Of
VIII ee considered unless accompanied \, a
sad check, VI NW
The successful bidder will be required I. n
tN'eF INV cohIsu aHd furnish atay IA
factory bond Tor the amount REQUIRED n "
lhe ely charter and The laws u lAe stau ~,
OF Washington, within ten days after s.TE -
ing notified Of the award Of The coulnsI - =
TO him, falling TO do 30. he said cbask a,ss !
and the amour; fixed therein will be hsk KAN An
ieled TO the city. No person Il eNnsv v "A
as bidder who has within two yss.ys n
prior to The letting Of said contract maA d,
default in payment Of any Just claim n vh,
any work or LABOR performed, or any stH ane
or material furnished pursuant 10 any MN lsa
coai7ac; AS herein advertised, or who vnNTG Al
In said twv FEARS, failed 10 complete an, .Ay
such contracts, ,he
Special attention Is called 10 article ,vmS mo
Of The city charter AZ now In force rea.'ksst
Ing 70 hours Of labor and TO srsIiN n
VII, section 81. sues and :, relating n tiss
bonds and suretles nv Il
The board Of public works reserves N,Vsts
right TO reject any and all bids Nr'
Proposals must be iniorsed on eyyelon. A
bid for Eas. Jefferson Street GRADING + pqsea
BY order Of he board Of public works fS
FRANK 0IES0N Secretary
Date Of first publication. November i'll ~,
1873. Ct
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

GAS ENGINES tor KlondIse or srv ,' c,ss.
pace; stationary or marina Geo ~
va Western avenue w" S'ua
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OFFICE accommodation and desk ROOM
New York. Bailey or Dexter Horton, state
price Zimmerman Address I Is, care
POST IntelIiaencer
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Personal.

PACIFIC COAST MATRIMONIAL
Agency-Iadies and gentlemen contcm.
plating ma;rimony, call on OF address IN.
closing 10 cents for particulars, John
Smith, ~ Safe Deposit building, Seattle.
Wash,
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TYpEN NiTERS.
--~'''rf-
NEWSPAPER AntERTt,INc


TYPTWRlTERS sold. rented. exchanged
and repaired 81 Hartford Typewr,er
Agency. ie22 Second avenue Seattle
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UMBRELLA REPAIRING.
PH0TOGR sPHERs' SUPPLIES

UMBRELLAS Manufactured. recovered
and repaired; general reps ring, .ls Co.
iumba street. Robson Bros.
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HELP wAxTED-AGEyTs, sOLICIT.
ORS. ETC.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for a good paying
Mining proposition. salary and commits
Aoh. Only persons with good references
htsd apply Room 6G Nsg York block
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FOR SALE-0r trade for diamond, a new
hlgh-grade gents bicycle. Call a. 0cci.
dental avenue.
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f. A WEEK and expenses paid 10 sell G..
gars, experience unnecessary holiday Of.
ierlngs The " l. Kline Co.. 81. Louis.
No
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IN order 10 secure correct insertion o.
notices under these heaiings. The same
should BE- left a. the business Office 0. thn
pApe'. No charge " made Tor such no
Gets.
Funeral notices, resolutions. or otne!
epec.ai announcements will b. charged a.
ne rate o. II cents per nne eaen lnse't on.
pOST.ENTELLlGENcER -.
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FOR SiLE-ACRE TRACTS.
FOR SALl,-TlMBER LAND.

FOR SAlE-l6o acres OF fl, timber, one.
half mile from salt water.
@O acres Of choice fir and cedar timber
short distance from Seattle & lnterna-
tonal Railway.
Several large tracts OF desirable timber
land al a bargain.
HERBERT s. UPPER.
y ana u Scheuerman Block
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NApr>.r ,x,>.,xs. -'.''e' ''N' '''~'~> 49,. n
~ An iNSuRANCE-Hals and ~.
s ssss x,,l,'en, apeR policies lSusd, ~
ages adjusted, aisc Ire aceIdsn, ~ ~
;s az ana aaoll.,y insurance In Tia ~
~ LOO. companies Haniori i Ssswrt.
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MEDICAL.
CLiIRV OYANTS.
~ .AIpV.AVANT

CLAlRV0YANT,
TRUTH TELLS AND CROWDS COME,
JAMES t. COPELAND
The celebrated king trance medium. That
all doubts as TO his place as king medium
Of the world are completely disspated.
Envy us they may, the so.called mediums
who attempt to defraud the public can
never hope 70 equal his matchleSs powers.
IL is as superior 10 them all as the eternal
heavens are high above the earth II YOU
need help then consult him and don't
waste your good money Oh these poor weak
mortals who grove. IN their hopeless at
tempt TO reach lho grand spiritual plane
10 which a b0untilu providence has raised
him. Your entire life revealed like an open
book. You are told how to avoid your
weaknesses, warned against all treacherous
friends guided 70 success il you are IN.
loved or Il your affection Is not returned.
You are told how You may love and he
loved In return II you speculate fortune
will be yours. II you are unlucky in bus.
ness prosperity Will shine on you. II YOU
are afraid that y0ur dearest one IL I'M
true to you come and get The help which
viii make yoa content and happy again.
lfy0u are separated from dear friend You
will be- reunited and love, luck. and full
share Of prosperity Is within your grasp.
Others are happy Then why should you
be miserable? There IL no reason Take
the good things God offers. Write your
troubles II you cannot call. Correspondence
~ sacrelly confidential
JAMES +. COPELAND
Cor. Third avenue ard Columbia street
Sh0rey block.
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FOR SALE-FrRXITURE.

FOR sALE~IAght housekeeping furniture
for Two rooms, go FIFTH avenue.
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FOR SALE-sieneral merchandise store
stock and fixtures about s5A; building
and LOT for sale or rent. Apply P. @. box
~, 0rting. Wash
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WI need two more agents for holiday
goods, big money 10 right parties. DeMers
4 spencer, rooms 81 and :! Sullivan
block.
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WANTED-TO RENT ROOMS,


WANTED-Fsfnished house o. five 10
seven rooms. Address z Is, care post.ln.
tnligpeper
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FOR RENT tnfur0ish a rooms fo
housekeeping no children ~. Frs
Atanna NhlihnrE hlnrh
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WANTED-A house, about six rooms
within eight blocks Of postoffice, must
have yard. Sig Roy street, city.
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MASQUERADE COsTtuES
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS

SEATTLE BRASS AMI BELL FO-N.
dry. brass casting. finishing modei.mak.
Ing FIRST avenue. corner Madison
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GREAT bargains for phstsres by CAIN
and Cohn. foot Of Yeser way About 10
barrels Of rock plaster, best quality. viii
be sold soon as possible, cheap.
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i. mEPARTNER wanted in one o. the
leading mercantile houses Of the city:
must be able 10 furnish irst-cass refer.
ences, Golden Gate Exchange, g. Hinck.
ley block.
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RESTAURANT for sale--0wing 10 sickness
must sell at once; receipts SCI a day. You
can get this at bargain. DeMers l.
Spencer, rooms 81 and Z. Sullivan block,
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Z @s..s saa y s IL ssa y y ron 300 K.
.wsse & x2s E:sG Sr1a
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e. W. PARKER * co. fresh PAPER and
plates everything used In pa0iogfanny.
corner First avenue ana Cherry street
ANDERSON SUPPLY COMPANY Sea-.
tie National Bank building.
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~, :. "a
JOHNSON. Assayer. 6l2 Seat. Na. BIZ. bldfl
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FOR SAI.E-LiVE STOCK.
FOR EXCHANGE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR EXCHANGE -~ Three COTTAGES and
store m san Aatonio Texas. value Ss0n.
free II lncUmnTance, always rented. fDr
Seattle property, might assume mort
gag. Address d Is. care Post lnieH-
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PIANOS SEE rS-WeSern Music Com.
pany. Pike street, between Third and
Fourth
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CIGAR s'acG for sale cheap. r. sss, ~
S3@'} sa ely laQaFe a; once at N
Washington street.
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ENGINEERS AND COyTRACrop,

RING THE 20, X" Wv for messenye,,K
Western Union and Great Northern M
grams. hacks. gurneys and express WI
ons, quick service, Telephone Nal, IND
Gil Second, Branch Queen City LaundT
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B00kBINDING.

F. ANTHONY. hookhinder. paper ruls.
and patent blank book manlfact,,rer
Boston block, opposite pos, 0ffice, room,
81. 40. ii. IL Seattle Wash.
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M No,, 1870 N'-'~'-..-~o.,s~,. h
~ :, NJ J, / ta!l to see goods manutsc,ur
q = l. Wernetke for me Yukon XIsl
u n.i.S Naa'Ty made from IDEAS ., ~
Nh Nh twenty years experience n 81
Marin and Arctic; robes. seeming NJ
.M pa'Seys, on1y three pounds; eans,d
MtSeys Yukon caps, SiwasA mi 'a
WV moccaslns. etc, get prices hessSl
you buy, Columbia dock. Ne RaSrs HMM
Iy9nNe, Seattle, Wash '"0s
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BUSINESS CHAyCrs-Continued.

FOR SALE-Eurnliure and fixtures and
lease Of frst.class hotel, dong good
business n city Of Wenatchse, WASH;
proprietor going East. Address Belts
hotel. Wenaichee, Wash.
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FOR EXCHANGE - MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE-Edison electric photograph,
complete, with nIckel.in.the-s.0t cabne.
and battery; will exchange for graphic
phone and records. Address Daniel Buck,
Tacoma.
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ChLoPECk BROS. les!es wharf. Tee.
pacae, Ma.a ~.
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Tske Laxative IRENE Isa.alae Taa.e,s Al
druggists fcterd Money Il IL fA.is &c eGra
Al an nsaA fahlA-
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DON'T fall 10 see grand masquerade and
prize dancing and cikegalk, ATm0ry hail.
the FIRST grand eakewak ever given Ii
Seattle, Annoy ball, next Saturday No
vember Il Admission only *.
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FISH DE tIERs.

J l. WALTERS, manufacturer and dealer
IN rubber STAMPS. gif. Second aveaae
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F0R RENT two housekeeping rooms our.
nished, ST.. Also other rooms. gl6 Third
avenue,
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FOR RENT Two or three housekeeping
rooms, a quiet place 1915. Fourth ave-
nue.
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FOR SAlE-LODGING UOySEA

FOR SAlE-LODGING HOUSES.
For SALE-Thlrty-r lodging house.
newly furnished. moderate rent good 10.
eaton. Apply 10 Frederick. Nelson &
Munro
FOR SALE-ll room lodging house In coed
locality, $325. Marshall & Bauscaren. 6l5
BAILEY building
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wANTED-sECoND-HsyD CLOTHING
RUBBER STAMPS.

HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid Tor l. lea.
ane gentemea.s cast.oT clothing The
Bel 90 81 mi VENUE south
The evening times., 1898-10-27
.BAPTISHS OF MARYLAND
Discussions of the Faith in
Their Annual Convention.
THE SPREAD OF RELIGION
Debates Upon Methods of Evangeliz-
ing the Islands Conquered by the
Among the Germans-SmaII Roll of
Chinese Converts to Christiunity.

Baltimore, Oct. 27.-The possibility of
spreading the Baptist religion in Cuba
is under discussion at the sixty-third an
nual session of the Maryland Baptist
Union Association. which was begun
yesterday at Franklin Square Baptist
Church.
The discussion was brought about as
the result OF an address made by Rev. DR..
|. T Tichenor. corresponding secretary of
the home mission board Of the Southern
Baptist convention. In the address the
subject Of extending the Baptist religion
into the countries acquired by this coun-
try as The fruits OF the recent war with
Spain was touched upon. and the opinion
expressed that il was only a question Of
time when the work can be begun with
hope of success.
Dr. Tichenor discussed the effects of
the recent war upon the Baptist denomi-
nation. He told the deiegares that when
Santiago had been taken a Baptist mis-
sionary who had been laboring at Key
West was Immediately sent there. He
then spoke of the Monroe doctrine and
declared that lit went down TO the bot
tom of the sea when Dewey gained the
splendid victory at Manila" and declared
with emphasis that there need be no fear
that the Missionaries cannot labor in safe
ty in the recently-acquired possessions OF
this country, because President McKin-
ley had nobly said not long ago that
wherever the flag of the United States
floats it carries with II religious free
dom"
Upon the subject of spreading the Bap-
tist religion in Cuba DR.. Tichenor said
that the Home Mission Society had ap-
pointed committee TO look the field over,
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but so far it had not had an opportunity
to begin the work. Cuba. he said has
| heretofore been closed to the Baptists.
and work there at this particular time is
made hazardous by the fact that the is
land is infested with robbers. IT is the
intention Of the Home Mission Society"
he said, to spread the gospel over the
entire island.
After remarks from other ministers Of
ficers for the ensuing year We're elected.
as follows: President, Mr.. Joshua Lever
ing. Eutaw Place Church: first vice presi-
dent, Rev. S. r. White, pastor of Barnes
vile and Upper Seneca Churches, Mont
gOmery County; second vice president.
Mr.. l. II. Merrill Baptist Church at POGO
moke Md; secretary, Rev. Howard
Wayne Smith. pastor of Fulton Avenue
Church; assistant secretary. Rev ]. NIL
nor Wilbur, pastor of North Avenue
Church.
The report of the executive board was
read by Rev. DR.. O. +. Gregory. pastor
of the Fourth Church. who is secretary
of the board.
Work among the German population
the report stated, is discouraging. as the
people are either attached to the church
OF their native land or are Roman Cath
Olics The report declared that Sig. Ra-
faele Galassi, the Italian missionary in
charSe OF the itailan mission locdleu at
the Fourth Church, is hampered greatly
in his work by the ignorance and suspi-
cion of the people among whom he has
to labor.
On the roll of the Chinese mission,
which is located at the Eutaw Place
Church. the report stated there are sew
en- officers, twenty nine teachers and
thirty-five pupils. with an average at
tendance of twenty-four pupils.
In regard to the work among the col
ored population, the report stated that
the board has decided that hereafter APP
preparations to colored churches will be
made on the basis of 81 for each dollar
received from those churches seeking aid.
provided the total amoun; appropriated
does not exceed 5000 1t was stated that
during the year there had been employed
thirty-one missionaries. who were engag-
ed in laboring in twelve counties.