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New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
ReIiaious Notices.

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AA NAV surprise yo1 To 70 Know that in NewYOrk City
attempts are almost daily by Jewish & forss1eTs % r.,
Of Jews residing in this c s,e 's%sS sHS
who who was Killed by a Rabbi when 10 years OF age
They taught that they 90 COO serv0. pg IA Va
Ths nnls prophecies contained the Word OF God
all OF which was written by Jews -, =. ~
The object in Informing you Of this % 70 call to ,. gss.
pershing souls and tho great opportunity which ]" I"
Further facs or literature showing what Jews are
taught free request - - .o.,, r.,u.s,
the and adP moral nrsRs%s sgRPS OF ~ ~ East
Houston Street
sgnas ssnasS RfGogu RS9Ts and '"as II '''
Rev. NJ K. sCHERMERHoRN will preach at IL a. m
s,HTbe Pastor. Rev THOMAS r. sLICER. will preach
al II a. IN. The public cordially invreo'
ALL wE1coME-THE WASHINGTON SQUARE Ssl1
METHopsT EPIsGqPAL % GHHRcB 4ths cn,arsn. nfr
Day exercises 1890 At o'clock Pastor Will preach
,oI.i At LkG%X ReS merle ST. G WRIGHT Pastor, will
preach at IL. Sunday school. o:4o a. m
p4 AT s. MfTRSh3aANN z Day ;ssyiSss
sTP %SPGs hight RF SaR&4s s
ouestons answered. Tonight, Midsummer Night Ion
cert free. All welcome
At pEFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES. in Christs
Mission l42 -st-Evenn6 ';so, "ehUIsi It 81
yico ,or Miss Cusack. the celebrated Nun oi hensr,
Addresses by Revs. JAMES A. OCONNOh ana Jh'iH'
MGOVERN.
At THE CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATERNIIYI'
con,ral park West and T6th-s.-CHAlI4EIS H. EAIoN'
y: D. Pastor VIII preach ps S.,o6me at H. ""A' sunni
At THE "o1D FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
FIFTH AVENUE AND 18TH S,I STHbDa' ~ "a
SERVICES ELEVEN a. M. FOIK Il, "a
HOWARD DUFFIELD. D. d. PASTOR
'WELCOME."
At SOUTH CHURCH Madison ave- and 3sth- St hsv
RODERICK TERRY ID. D., Pastor.-oer''OeS NJ - ~ ~
The Pastor will preach
At THE SCOTCH PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH, seth|st'
and Central Park West, Rev. DAVID u WlhE' ~ ..rh.
Pastor.-Chiidrens service, II a. m p, M H. cn .ne
Presbyterian Church in the Mirror of the Cen
eral Assembly DR.. WYLlE breaches
t,ne,ing bv DR. NJ L. GATES Sunday school. z p m
Young PeopIe's prsyer-meeng $50 p. M a" "eo0'i''
Annual excursion June 10.
prooMrNGDAI.E CHURCH. Broadway. 6sth.-Dr.
MADISON c. PETERS breaches IL LIVING U" '"e
iow" 8 Humanity Sore Athirst' Welcome
BRICK CHURCH.
and 3Ith-st
HENRY VAN DYKE Pastor
REV JAMES M. FARR. Jr::
r,,, ,roach sunday June ilth. at IL a. m
weekly evening service wednesday. at O'CLOCK
PRoADwAY TABERNACLE CHURCH.
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES, new
and secondhand: lowest prices; easiest
terms MARX BROS. "a Union Square.
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STRANGERS are cordially invited % attend s.--~.
Seventh Avenue United Presbyterian Church (lbcye iac
mornings, II evenings <. All seats free Come toro
roo.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

on FARM. dairy farm or country pias.
JAMES MEMORY. l9l South eth-st,
Brooklyn
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OLD BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOIL

HIGHEST cash price paid for old books
ntlmates free CHARLES i. BNER-
TT, ~ East 2ld ut New York
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MACHINERY

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AT REDUCED PRlCES.-Svv second -bAad
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed; machinery bough: and ex.
changed. GEORGE q. EDDY. sos Madi
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CARPET CLEANING.

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CARPETS cleaned by steam. oy hand or
on the floor. Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co., 1883 Broadway, 421 East 4Sth-st..
COE BRANDT. Tel. i32-3s.h.
FREDERICK ACNERMAN. 1873 West 32d
ST., near 9th Ave.-Steam carpet clean
ing and feather and hair renovating works
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AT METROPOLITAN TEMPLE Iih.aye @ ana is.nr ssry,ce
morning. Dr. CADMAN will preach evening Meeting
every night; Monday council Tuesday Lecture "eahosg
day praycr service; Thursday. Dr. BEL fri1ay H
Questions answered. To night Midsummer Night Coh
cert free. All welcome.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

| NURSE.-City, country. good rubber. "a.
dress present employer after Monday s'
West 3ith-st.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

GOSPEL. TABERNACLE CHURCH. 4th-st. and sth
aye-Rev A. p SIMPSON. Pastor. VIII preach SUNDAY
1880 a. Eyangestic services, 1880 p m Week
services \ O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

MADISON AVENUE REFORMED GHuuHtTgMr;, c1anes pre
d. D. will preach at III a. m ana o D. III N'''"''
Endeavor prayer-meetipg, 715 D. m
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

ST ANDREWS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHr-pcv
10Th at west of Columbus -aye.--Rey. J. o. WTISon
D. D. Pastor win preach at II a. No evening az,
yic
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

" Ksuf%aT1 GGrnsT sDpE sssc, so1SHes Ss %
4,f-s, No 22S East: Isaac Polstein and Louis
4th-st, No 225 East same to Adelaide and Mary 49,.
74th-s t,aIi 4 s. 100 II " Of ist-ave 25xi4s 7x2j4x
1916 Frederick schermerhorn, trustee. to George
la5,h,st t.' = 2i5 It Of Lcnox ave 24Iixaaii w
Charles Jackson referee, to United States =, ~,
sth-sye " 5. 7411 # Of l8iih st, 25x75; An -
Rtt hsS psen as s'SSaG e Hye%as 40 @a 25aSs5 Max
io22 sarah Rubensts!n to celia R Marcus. 1900
Avenue coE5es Goner egSaa 2ss i. lGSSHaeS ave
Of i9th-st: runs 9ox n 80 to l9th-st " BOX
Avenue A. 5ota2, Avenue A W s. 42 It n Of
18Th st. 2ox9o 18Th st :. 223 # E Of lst-aye
sse; Avenue A. corner 18th i42Keo 1890
Ss S: H. IL Of Of Avenue Avenue G. g 5SsSs7 sss
Francis Griffin et al to Olga F Heinicke ct al
10 Of 10 part Of l-3 portion estate Mary
e'ih.si: l2o II " Of i,exnsion- -ays, ?oslco.5
Ernestine Newborg e. al, executors and trustees 49,.
fame property; Ernestlne Newborg to same
Plot on Harlem Creek adjoining lands J9cobus
Dyespmar contains acres charles n (nese Ts
ssi 81. s iS2 II W Of I3roadwsy' 55xlo22x '''"'
irregular: Metropolitan Improvement Company ..
St MARKS Place. No GA. $. 23x98 g. julius prey
ei-st 30 55e west 25xoss Edward Browne
42d-.t 10 sos West 25x9sa: same to Gertrude
lodth-s,. 40 2o3 West ss 4xiooii: Alfred
Morris William Schmidt. ................. 80. 900
I06th- ST. No 2OT West. 3i4xlOO. H. Alfred ii Nor
rs TO William Schmidt $4,000
Unlon-eyc. : 225 II S Of Wall-s l35xl6O; Rob
bins Smith and another executors TO ole
30 ave 3GO9 II Of Quarry Road l0o4x249x
l0)N2JG also LAFAYETTE Place s. $50 n OF
Pne-st. 70X2JO: Lafayette Place. 3. 300 II
OF Pne-si. lSOX2JO: plot 500 fl OF Pine-st and
40 II W of Lafayette Place. sOx 2OOx
50x n 200: J. Napoleon Levy and wife 10 JET
fefson NJ leNy...s..
Ia " >
san
Pine-st indefinite, Westchester County; Jefferson
NJ Levy 20 City Real Estate Company. .......... -
Pine $ corner Lafontaine-ave. runs 800
24Ox 2DOx l62 TO Quarry Road
i1T.5. same to same. me....................... 10(
Iafontaine-ave. s. 800 II OF Pine-st 1Sox24O;
Isfontaine-ave g. 4S0 II Of Pne-st 7Ox24O:
3d-ave lots o. 81. %. map property Monterey;
also plot adjoining Levy property and l25 n
of 3d-aye. 13Ox n look l20x 100;
l,th-st n s. between 9th and 7th aves indefinite.
lot g. map property John Rogers; Sylvester l. II
Ward referee Beatrice Bernhemer. 2S, iO
Madieon-aVe s, 7O5 II OF 1l0th-st. 30. 6xeJ;
Maria c Herfck 10 Fannie Updike. .......... 26OO
pne-st, 5 " corner Lafayette Place runs W BOOK
n w 2JOx c 20ON I62 20 Quarry Road
i7T6 10 Pine II 26T; Robert E skldmore
20 Louis Levy. ''''''''.''''''
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ST JAMEgs METHODIST EPISCOPAL cHr;prp
Mndison-ave and I26th-st Rev. T. s. Triple. Pas,or :
1880 Chldren's Day services with exercises by A..
SCHOOL address and baptism Of children. 7f5 ssrrss
on Famous Folles'': H. Seeing Life"
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

COACHMAN.-Thoro competent SIN
gle Young man ~; Protestant; stylish
driver good appearance; seven years ref.
erences OF highest character; willing and
obhging. Address WHIP. Box a.. l.232
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

COACHMAN.-La going to Europe wants
position for her coachnan. can thor
ou1hly recommend him. Address Private
stable 5 Sniffen Court, between Lexington
and 81 aves.. 38th-st.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
MadIson-ave and 2lth-st. Rev. G. H. PARknnhss f,fn
ID D. Pastor; Rev. EDWARD HUNTING hvDD az
sstsnt ninister-sabbath services, ii a. M ana D. H.
Rev Mr. RJDD will preach.
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RICYCLE EXCHANGE.

BICYCLE The name tells the game.
SADDLE All makes sold on trial.
EXCHANGE 20 West Broadway, y. Y.
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Religious Notices.

nGuuIDU9 AulbbSp'
MADISON AVENUE REFORMED SHyKHsGTTTje KsTTeE6Gs s1Tnsr
S7th-s-The Pastor Rev ABBoIdf r. m. d,hristsn
EndeavoT n 1 Tia prayer-meetins, yT~H 7'i5 p. m.
MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
and Rv hbWAhD Hev HSNrTrNa Rnpo
sstsnt minster-sabbath services, ii a. m. ana D. H.
Rev Mr. RUDD will preach.
MAJOR FRANK KICK late OF Ills, n z Nv " 7yan VII
REGIWENT ORCHESTRA. West side Auditorium, Sis
West 57th St, sth
MANHATTAN coNGREGATIoNAL CHURCH.
sTS@soN Ss and d 'hs D. bPS,sDsro PssoaMornns service
IL o'clock ocIosk meeting Of n Atlanta 'hs S
retary EDWARD T. WARE. will make short Sd'reSs'
MEMORIAL BAPTIST washington Square South south
EDWARD JUDsoN Psstor-Presehing BY the ras.2r as.p
morning. iO45 evening 49, By the he FeN: TNsr Reason
BELL. Evening subject: FIRST Faith' I"en Ne"'''
NEW YORK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Ith1ave; sssoa ana 10
2sh-st Hey DR. DGNGAn &c M Presehns BY the
Pastor at 745 m Prayer-mee'ns "eonsso"S e'e"'"e
NORTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner 9th-ave.
and slsst-serycss at 1890 pP ~ Of M PoIlocH"hleids
Glasgow, breaches "Brother sco'' ""''' "
PARK AVENUE METHODIST s;PIscoPAhL / CHI CHURCH sl1.
corner seh-st Key; T. o. "'D0'' - '
vices If a. m and y p. m
PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH s3th-st' ana am n
s,e,1am We preaching by the Pastor Rev. ANsON r.
ATTERBURY, ID. D., ii a. m
,,,,,,ps pREeHyrERIAN CHURCH. Madlson-aye
IA Roy John r. BUSHNELL Pastor:-Pfeach'hg
ii a. M and p. m by Rev w J. AAcDoNALD
prrrGERs RIVERSIDE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
nv '' Broadway. I'D ST..
Rev SAMUEL INCOME NJ A. oIono Pastor
No evening service
srcoNn CHURCH OF CHRIST Cscientiso. Madison
ave and 29th-st.-Mrs. LAURA LATHRoP; G. D. first
W.. c,ndav lO45 a. m and p. subject, 'Sacra-
men, C,hidren's Sunday school. IL m Wednesday
evening meeting. s o'clock
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DRESS AND ACCORDION PLEAT-

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ACCORDION and side pleatings: also
pinking made while you walt; feathers
and boas cleaned. dyed and curled. a.
BURGESS. $40 Gth-ave.. corner 2lst-st.
See sgnr.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

NURSE Thorough qualified woman a.
nurse TO invalid lady or companion ~
elderly lady; has had long. careful exert
ence; can give uneuesi lonabie refereae&
Address Mrs. j. L. r.. 2i5 East isth-s''
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 7oth-st. and Broadway,
Rev NJ HAIDEMAN. Pastor-seryices ii ia a. snarns H ing
Nof' Evening subject Time To Wake Up. psstot y
undenomnaon Bible class Wednesday evening" o''o"'
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

At REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES, In Christs
Mission i42 West 2lst-st-Evenns 80 memorial ] ser
- g., NIss (tsack the celebrated Nun OK kenmsre
Addresses by Revs. JAMES A. OCONNOR and JAMES
MGONERN.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN.
good sailor. would give services 70 lso,
In any capacity during voyage 10 Enslsh,
IA return for passage. Mrs NJ, II EaS
i3ist-st.. New-York
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

MAJOR FRANK KEcK late OF list n Y. Y. Will
address msn only Sunday 4:i5 p m MUSIC ~ nSa Isl
PEGIVF,NT ORCHESTRA. West Side Audtorium' 80
West J7th shave
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PHOTOGRAPH SUPPLIES.

PHONoGRAPH The name tells the
RECORD game" Fee. lbc. Write
EXCHANGE. us. 2B West Rwav.
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ST BARTHOLOMEW's CHURCH. Madison-sv. .,s
<4th-st the Rev DAVID IT, GREER d. d. Rsc,o.. NJ "
Service in the morning O'clock Afternoon serylc.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

ST. PAULs METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
West End-ave. and s6th-st.
Rev. GEORGE =. ECKMAN. Ph. D.. Pastor
Preaching at II a.. m. and p. m. by the Pss,o,
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

BUTTERFLY young colored man in
private family: city or country. Can be
seen At present employers. SO W. 5+th-st.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

At THE CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATERNIIl
con,-o, park West and h-st.-CHAIuIES H. EAIoN
n ~ pastor will preach II, What Shall we u
win the Summer" All welcome.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

B1.ooMINGDALE CHURCH. Broadway ,r es'n,-nr nn ~.
uHDfSON e PETERS breaches. H.. Living on 'he
M -, humanity Sore Athrst." Welcome
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$500 DAY SURE. Agents Wanted.
AMERICAN TEA CO. Detroit. Mich
iGan We furnish best bank reference.
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
AGENTS WANTED for n special summer
campaign THE SATURDAY EYbNiNH
POST established by benjamin hrankuh
In l72s-now published by The curtis IuD-
Ushing Company, proprietors of THE
LADIES' HOME JOURNAL. Is offered to
subscribers. for one year only. FOR Sl.Vo-
the regular price II s.. 81. This oner N
for the purpose Of quick Introduction,
and will he withdrawn September ltt. Ihe
regular price 81 S2s0 will be maintained
after that date We will give a good com
mission for every subscriber secured. ana
distribute 5000 september LIST among the
10 best agents. $500 VIII he given the
scribers at 81 % each per year Al this
special low subscription price thousands
can be easily secured. Address THb
CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY. Phila-
de.phia, Pa.
WANTED. Nice appearing. Intelligent
young man. about is years OF age. for
work in orice; must he reliable In every
way. good chance for advancement FOR the
risht party. Address In own handwriting.
with references and salary expected. II. q.
W. Box IL. Tribune Office.
500 DAY SURE. Agents Wanted.
AMERICAN TEA CO.. Detroit. Mich
igan. We furnish best bank reference.
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received AT their Uptown
once. No. i.242 Broadway. ID door north
Of 9ist-st. until o'clock p. m. adver-
tisenents received at the following branch
Offices at regular Office rates until O'clock
p. no.. viz. 2o4 shave. D. q. cor. 23d st.
lo2 oth-aye.. cor. l2th-sti
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| COACHMAN English. single. aged 30;
| temperate: 8 years nrst-cl9ss city rel
| srences; city or country. J. T.. l0l East
| 3ath-st.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

sDAMSTRESs. &c.-Parisian young laay
as seamstress. governess or maid. VII"
SUZANNE. il2 East 27th-st.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

A. c. DIXON. - ...
sunday morning and evening In Hanson fiaco nAp"''
Church Brooklyn. +. II. Jacobs sings.
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Religions Notlfes.

SOCIETY OF FRIENDS. ORTHODOX IA pss, 3cS-
(Gramercy Park)-Meetings ror worship on Frs, dsy.
fSundays) at II a. m All cordially Invited. ~
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

AT 1,ENoX AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH. oorne
iolst-st-Rev. MERLE ST. c. WRlGhI' fas'or' ""
preach at II. Sunday school. 9:40 a. M
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

PARK AVENUE METHODIST r:PIscoPAL CHuRScl
corner S8th-st, Rev. r. b. OoSoN' ~ ~ '"' -
vices If a. and p. m.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, sclENTlSsa s,,adS. ~
West t9th-st.-Chrlstian Science services ounuh's,
i0:l5 A. m and s D m. and Wednesday evenings IL o.
Reading ooms daily from lo a. H. I" " ~
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

NORTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner 9th-avs
ard q1s, services at 1880 p AZ evensong ser
vice the Rev. ALEXANDER BROWN. OF PollofSksne'o'
Glasgow, breaches. "Brother ScO's ""'""' "
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

All WEI COME-THE WASHINGTON SQuARl
METHoDIsT EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 4th-st; nee
square Rev DIR. JOHN j. REED Pastor III, nn,,nsen ,
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, sGth-st and Am
sterdam- Preaching by tnc Fas'O'' NV T'"N
ATTERBURY, ID. D.. ii A. m
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

r,,-Dro1D eT-pEE-r METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CIiTRCH-Morning. preaching by DE- A. J. PALnifm " m
Evening by Dr. NJ l. GATES. SUNDAY - ~ o,,a
Young PEOPLES prsyer-meeting, $50 p M All "e'eo"
Annual excursion June 10.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

PHILLIPS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Madison aye
IA - ROY JOHN II. BUSHNELL Pastor-Preachlh'
20 n -, and X % m. by Rev. w. J. MACDONALD
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH we,,
o3d st., neal Tth- -ave-seryices al II a n ana ;.S
D. N. Preaching BY Rev. r. r. SAMPLE, D. D.. Pastor
WeT9ome.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

ALL SOULS CHURCH GInsrisnl 4th,ave and os, zVn
st-The Pastor Rev. THOMAS X. SLieEh wiz p'e"N'
AZ II a. m The public cordially Invited
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

cu11rRcII OF THI, ASCENSION. 6th-ave. and 1oth-st
Rev. PERCY s. GRANT. Rector.
Morning service. II a. m.
Evening service p
citngs In this church are free.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

NURSERY COVERINGS. By isly "a. ~
summer. English branches. ehperis"ess.
backward pupils liked reist.nSs' Is
changed Address COVERINGS
Main-st., Peekskill. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

ALL SOILS CHURCH Madison ave. and e8th-st-
pev NJ X sCHERMERHoRN will preach at IL a. m
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 42d-st.. hs,w.,,
9th and 9th aves.-The Pastor. ANTHONY II. EVANS
D. D., will preach to-Dorrow at II a and p. N
Mdweek meeting Wednesday y. m. You arc invite.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

NURSERY COVERINGS. .-trsneh " Ss. ,K.
English fiuent.y: In or out on Ne" en- =,
best references: wages $50 10 70 N"' -
address 700 East 18th Il.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

WEST End PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Ams,er,an-
ave and 1O5th-st. Rev JOHN BALLOON SHAW % n
Pastor: Rev. FREDERICK EMERSON sToCKWEIL
D. D. Assistant Misunderstanding by the Pastor a,
II a. m Evening service, O'Clock. Mems meeting iO;0
Sunday school 3. 7. r. :. g. F.. :.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-30

Washington city some from Texas and
q number from Indiana. Ohio. New
York West Virginia. California and
other States.
While the postal system o. directed
from Washington. II Il run 10 a certain
extent independent Of the department
there.
We have. IN fact n postofnce dcpert-
rent iu miniature In Porto Rico. The
island has an Independent money order
office. an Independent dead letter OF.
fee and spocill system N postal in-
f'.etotH. The head OF the service il
Cant w. ". Elliott u indiana. who
was formerly connected with the navy.
but who came here nt the ctose 81 the
war 10 organize tho service. Captain
Elliott has visited every part VI the
island. When Assistant postmnater
General Heath was here some months
ago he accompanied Captain Elliott.
and the two planned many of the
changes which have since been made.
HOW THE sPANrARDs DfD.
had q chat with Captain Elliott the
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 90,

signal corps men on the mainland. who
rcdhpatch them by telegraph TO any
part 81 the Island.
TELEGRAPHtNG OK WIRE FENCES
Col. ulassford was with Cen. Miles
during his campaign in Porto Rico
When the army was about i've miles
from Guaynrnn Il was desired 90 con-
nest u with that town. II was nccos-
anry to do II at once. and Coz. Glnssfgrd
succccdod IN making the connection by
utilizing the bnrbcd wire fences Tor his
lines. This was. J believe. the nrst ume
that military tclCgraphlng had been
done IN that way.
AZ present there are Geographic sta
tIorr an over Porto Rico There are
about one hundred mei in the signal
corps engaged 40 operators, eignallatf.
fornlrmou and clerks. They belong
mostly To the volunteer signal corps,
and are very efficient
Col. uiaasford tells me- that when We
took possession of thu island the mos,
Of the lines were down. 1'hr rative
operators could not read by sound a.
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man in fifteen hiss any education what
H0ovcr."
UNCLE SANS TELEGRAPHs
Tbo telegraph system f. now managed
entirely by the war department. II iH
ur,isr The signal service corps. with Col.
NJ giasgfori IN charge. Col. Glass
ford IL one Of the most ciicicnt men u
Uncle Sans signal corps. He ia % good
sxecutive aud has become noted
through number Of his experiments
In Inc lines Of thought transmission.
Amonr other things he has sent mcs-
snree further by Telegraph than ANY
other man ia the world.
Pone years ago he sent mcsEtga
from "a rnosIntnln In Colorado to one iu
Utah. distance Of isG mlles. by mcnus
OF the hciiorraph. ThcEo mcaauros were
narhod fresh one point Co another by
mirrors. The Morse telegraph alphabet
WAS used The dots ans dnshoa WIRE
made by the flashes OF The sun on the
mirrors. This experiment attracted
great attention nj the time and wus q
subject Of general discussion IN tho
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but these viii Dee given over 90 the CATH
Ole church hy which they were built.
IT, Dee hIE thutcr ln San Juan nnl
quite H number ~ private residences.
~ hl. many iine blffntk buildings IN
different parts ~ the leland. whnrysi
uud other property nt San Juan and
'unrn and somewhere between Is 900
Hru ln.Un acres % public lands.
InH value uf thH buildings turned
over tl h.m lu Porto Rico. when peace
was declared Oh estimated no 5000 600.
sn that yuu snr that the $1,000 900
which We gave tp Spain was not clear
loss
FRANK %. CARPENTER
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our operators do. They used the old
Morss Instruments which had printing
registers, and they WIRE surprised To
~. our men take down messages On
Many Of the wires were run through the
forests, They cut through the bamboo
and banana plantations and were con-
nsctod by vines with tho ground For
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UNCLE SAM IN PORTO RICO.
Queer Features Of Government in Our New West Indian Island

How the Native Officials Up Country High Prices Tor
Writing Clock Wnding-Pofo Rioan Courts
and Porto Roan Crme-our Governor General and His
Palaces How Mail is CarredTho Efficient
telegraph system Run by Government What
sam ovvns-Io Has 100000 Worth Of Buildings and
10000 OF Land.
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this reasol new lines had 20 be- put up
s1 that practically new tciegruphic
system has been made. To-day there are
$50 miles nf wire ON the island. so altu-
1ted that Governor General Davis can
roach any part OF % nt moments noe
tieH.
QUEER THINGS WHICH UNCLE
SAM owns
Irclo sam thus owns thH triogrlphIr
system uf Porto Rico. tte has also
uilU. property hHfr dInorDHt from nny
which D." owns lu the United States tfe
has, Boz fact ut'Hs to 600 che ohurchof.
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other day during which I asked him
ns TO the mails said he.
Under the spaninrds the postal and
telegraph systems were combined. The
telegraph operator was the postmaster,
There was no money order business.
and therv was no safety az to the malls.
Letters were often opened and nancy
extracted Many OF the officials claimed
the right TO tnmper with all letters and
the postal service was In reality q spy
system under government supervision.
AZ that time a man did not dare TO put
a business HeCret into "A letter, and men
We're often sent TO jail ON the basis ~
Information gotten from letters which
they rad sent. AZ present we mud Il
difficult 20 make our Porto itican post
masters understand that they have not
the right 20 open the letters intrusted
to their care"