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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF THE.
CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
yHE CITY OF PROVIDENCE
SEWER ASSESSMENTS

The owners Of estates assessed for the cen
siruetion Of sewers IN the streets hereinafter
isss. lodged al She ONCE Of the oity Treasurer.
street in wiilow street from sycamore street 70
Nesser street, In Hudson street IRON the summit
east q syosmeTs street 'S %aas ss 'ST% .,9ss, s% Sss,
the summit east OF Sycamore street TO Ellely
street. in Me sar street hon the summit north
street from Wood street 10 Chapin avenue In
Chaplin avenue from summit east Of Sycamore
In Superior street, from .crans,op street to
In Potter avenue irom Broad street to Hamil-
ton street, and Ia Laura street from Broad street
In Duncan avenue from Knowles street to North
In olney street from Brenton avenue easterly to
the summit in said olney street
In Wilson street from Harrison street 10 Dexter
street
In Logan avenue from Plain street to ocean
In section 7, Bartlett street.
made before tue 7th day Of June 1885 deduction will
be made on the same rate Of sir per eentum per
snnum from the date OF the payment TO said last
One third Of the assessment may be paid at any
time within one year from the time the mi
Is lodged with the City Treasurer without interest
The second instalment OF one-tbird may be paid
within two years from the day o. SAD iodxmens ,,a
thereto the interest ON the whole amount due OF
sad assessment At the rate OF sx tb) per cent pei
annum from the first day OF the second year aftel
taid lodgment 10 the time Of payment
The last and third inAtalment OF the assessme nj
may be paid within three years after said fodg
ment by paying In addition thereto the interes 81
ther con the rate Of air tel per cent. per annuu
from the date OF the last payment
IN the frst instaiment Is not paia at the end o
one year fro m he day Of the lod yment OF the as
sessment with the City Trea,urer, the Who'll assess
ment then be collected with interest ther erou
st the ate OF six tel per cent. per annum and en-
penses Of collection
D. L. d. GRANGER. CITY Treasurr:
june7-in
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-18
Birds Legs.


What is called the leg OF bird is really
the foot, and birds walk only upon their
toes. 1t seems q wonder to some that birds
do not fall from the perch even In sleep.
There il special mustle that holds tho
toes, and the bending OF the kneo joint
draws this muscle tight, thus making 1t
impossible for IL to lose Its hold. The fe-
male Is accredited with highly aesthetic
tastes, choosing her male companion for
his beauty. The birds bcak is Of interest,
taking the place as it does of both hand
and mouth. The eye is the most wonder
ful of all. 1t is combination Of both mi
croscope and telescope, with an automatic
combination that is marvellous. There Is
great deal Of humanity in birds. Their
lives are full Of anxiety, toll and care We
must remember that every mouthful OF
their food must be captured. The labor Of
supplying food for a hungry nestful Of
children is no joke, even to bird Moth
ing is more underrated than the individu-
ality of birds. Birds differ In character
istics and mental habits. Those who study
win be able TO tel, one robin from another
by little tricks of manner or by voice
There can be no question about birds hay.
ing a language of their own. The Ian
guagc of some savage races of men is very
like in sound 10 the language of birds.
The first recognized duty of nursling Is
said TO be the arrangement Of eplumage
by means of the little oil gland or can, Sc
creted on the body just above the tail.
Nature has been lavish In her dress of
birds. What is moro beautiful or wonder
full than the feathers that cover them'
Each feather can be- lifted individually
and Independently of each other. This
beautiful dress requires care, and the bird
smooths and brightens it ~with the oil
from the oil sack.--Olivc Thornc Miller.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-18
TOWN OF CRANsTON.
Special Town Meeting.

Town Clerks Office,
Cranston, n. l., June H. 1894.
A gpecial Town Meeting wi be held en- THURS
DAY, the list day OF Jrn inst. at o'clock m,
at the Town House, knghssville, 20 vote upon tho
following propositions: Shall TIE act OF tho
state OF Rhode Island and Pro- idence etarti-
tioa In General Assembly paassd Hay !, 1884. en-
titled IAN act authorizing the town OF Crsrstou
TO ISSUE bonds" be accepted, and the Town Council
authorized and directed 10 issue Dcnds In accsrd-
ance with said lot. And Tor the transaction o. any
other business tnat riay legally come before said
meeting. 49,
The Town Council will meet TO canvass the
voting lis for ihe above meeting Oh SAIU
the 10th day OF June inst. ut 10 o'clock A. M, -
'"' DANIEL d. WAITE ERMAN. Town Clerk
iunei2-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-18
MECHANICAL COLD STORAGE.
sTORAGE FOR FURNITURE.

Res, os care, charges reasonable Prssiasnoe
NysAeWs Gee Sss " xs<ss stsek
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-18
LOVE AND FOOTBALL.


A man and vassar maiden,
With wind and wave attune,
Talked low of love and football
Meath mellow Newport moon.
The vassar maid had hinted
That vassar girls might play
At Rugby 'galnst his college.
And beat them, too. some day.
"If you should play" he whispered,
"Your college against mine,
I'd like to play left tackle
On the opposing line."
Then drooped her head the maiden.
With bushes red as flame,
And said. "Since this may be so
Let's have a practice game"
Stevens Life.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-18

- second hand maohineas sttsohrisntA ssslles
On, bsltA. eso Ckaa A. Bevss a. WssIn lno>es
sGssk svW RAeass nnIsssy ssssN
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-18
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
GLOBE STREET. E |

City CLERKS ofee, June 1894
The Committee who were on the 2lri Jay OF De-
oomHcI, 1888, appointed ny the BOARD - Aldermen
TO icy out Oohe .Geet from Be~toa s'taae 10
Plain s,-c.t have race ber rePor accompanied
b. ataay
All refssAs Interested are hereby uo.ln'd TO ap-
pcat o.forr ,s,s hosrd On THURSDAY, sepicm-
ber a. ile. A. O'CLOCK M, II they shall see
caa.e AID be heard Tor OF sfainst receiving said
fercrt
ByoIs.r Of the Board Of Aldermen.
Witness; WILLIAM CLARKE,
unei,-sm City clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-18

n hereby Informed and assured that vaccin alton
neither prevents or modihes smallpox In any
ease; that the vacoinated more susceptible
20 that disease than the unyaecinset that vaccin-
alton is blood poisonins, conveying into the
eystem the most fatal and loathsome diseases,
which often cause the most terrible deaths
and suferinRs through life. 10 h an as
founding medical fsliaoy and crime. is
their children 20 be thus ruined, and nothing
could be more toelish THERE is NO SUCH
putrid morbid poison. See Webstef's dennition OF
VIRUS. TIE compulsory vaccinsuon Law is en.
consttutionai aud the mean est and most absurd OF
ali laws DO not be 10 wiokedly imposed upon any
longer Resist ~ and demand its repeal. SEND
SAMUEL DARLING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-06
BEFORE LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEES.
Several Ell. Of Different Characters Con-
adhered Yesterday.

The sena,e Committee for Courts OK
Justice at their meeting yesterday morn.
ing passed by ,heN Bar-Associatiom bills
and Mr. Wattss bill providing for the
framing Of "A new Constitution by the
,pdoes-olect Of the Supreme Court OF Ap-
peals. ~ -.
qbc cenato Committee on Public 1nsti-
tutions and Education met yesterday, ana
reported tho bill to allow graduates OF
normal schools 70 teach In public schoo's
without further examination.
Tbe hin 10 authorize and direct the
49, ~ Supervisors OF Warwick county
40 ,,n,.,.s a tax Of so upon all merchants
eoutn,. llgiior In Newport News came up
hofore ,he House Committee on Counties
cute and Towns an meeting especially
c,Iol for the consideration Of that MIA
snro Yesterday afternoon, and was favor
arIv ,,u,rt.d. Major Carter ". Braxton
nd Nr 4 S. Seear, Of Newport News.
s,.oke In advocacy Of the BILL ana II was
,rroseI by Hon. Philip st. George VII
cox.
50 session Of the House Committee
for Courts az Justice held yesterday
morning q favorable report was made on
tho bu providing for the dismissal or
. criminal charged with an offence after
three quarterly terms Of the court have
PASSED without his having been given
trial
Tho House Committee on Roads and
Internal Navigation was IN session
Yesterday morning. and reported favor
ably a number Of local bills. the most
lrlroriaut among which were Mr.. Bin
f,rds bin 90 incorporate the Henrico
Railway company and Mr.. PaNtons bili
4, amend and rc-enact the charter Of the
Glasgow and Natural-Bridge Railway
Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-06

The New York philharmonic CLUB as
sisted by Miss Marion ). Weed, under
the auspices of the Mozart Association
gave an excellent concert az the Academy
last night. The occasion drew together
a large and refined audience, who tho
roughly appreciated the programme that
had been arranged for them. Some delay
was occasioned by the nOn-arrval or the
musical scores, which it was feared had
been lost ia transit. but when other
music had been procured and another
programme arranged. the missing box
was carried through the theatre ana
greeted with AN ovation. The New YORK
Philharmonic club consists Of two No-
Inns. one viola. one cello. one flute ana
one double bass, and their work last night
was finished and excellent. Mr. Car.
Rarths rendering Of Peppers "Taran'
tcla," arranged for the cello, and Mr..
Sol. Marcossou's rendering Of Bozzni b
Fairy Dance" for the violin, were both
wei executed and thoroughly artistic.
Miss Marion = weed possesses power
ful and weli-trained mezzo-soprano voice,
which is especially good in the low regis
ter. Her essays were well received and
deseryedly eucOrcd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-06

Misses Eva and Hlpcue doughty ten
dared their friends b, delightful reception
on Friday night ct their n)usH. no. "Ji
north Twcnty-.0urth street. Some excel
lent music was rendered by local ran
doiln club OF Church ilill, together WIN
several solos on the cOrnct by MT Joe
S1nderln. An elegant supper was served
after which the merrlm-nt was re5tmfd.
Amoug those present were Misses Pearl
MAYO. Ellie and Len, Goode, Florence
Toler. Cora Hay. Anaie TerrH Lu1 ia'-
klns. Salie Eldri1cc, Heater INchnrd'on
Npln Ncim.r. Alice Rurron, DtNa jones,
IT. BlauLenship. ami N,ssrs. {. Hunt
Shirley Gary. Luther LVInl, Walter
D0uratv. Fred. wilson. ". Redwood
WIZ Gary Willie Note, ~ Batkini, Nal-
ter Niece. - Parrish. II. Ni cheli A.
Traylor. Floyd Doughty and Bennie
Blake.
quite n pleasant surprise party MS ton
dcrsd Mis- claudia Seay last Tuesday
evening by her fri-uls Music, vocal and
instrumental. games. aud ROTATIONS were
the amuaemeufs. Halre snruents were
served about II o'clock. Tho Sc Resent
were Misses Claudia and Kate Stay
Tstclle and Lulu MIuntcasue Eva Akin
son. Hattie WILLIAMS, Mrssra. taylor
Eraxton. Lynch Ogp aI Hicks.
Master Herbert Lucas entertained his
many Nttlo friends a. MS graHdii ther
residence, 1904 west Clay street, last Fri
dag nilht. Among those present were
Misses Bessie Lockhart Norma Jennings
Alma Grafton. Ada .jausnan, hlIy Alulre'
Lille Mcdonald. Myrtle ADAMS, and Sis
ter Daisy. and ollie Quarles, and Mes'fs.
Richard Lucas. philip Lu'Js. Norman
Baughan, cleveland Baushan. Grover
Edwards Marion Shomh,rg Cecil Adams,
Forrest Muire. Edward GIBSON botpie
Booker and others
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-06
Heard Down In Tul,o,

The Ladies' Sewing CIrc'o ~ Tho T.,
ton Baptist church met 40 Mrs A.
Brcedens. on Louisiana street. las, W
nesday afternoon. The presI.n, H..
W. Reams. presided. This sa..afy
been of great benefit 20 he NV p,.,.,
Baptist church. u has raised me,-, -,
pay for the carpet ant ths gls.ex,.r.,
and the l9ties are now working 3, :,
now benches for the church
Mr. u. J. Moore. who hls h.rr ~,
business trip 10 North Caro'r, f,r 90.
past several weeks, returned i.u. l,.,
Thursday.
Mr. W Mullen. ~ Rosn.ta. y, q,
visiting his sister. Mrs. J. W. Tar,.. -
ton. On Williamsburg avenue
Miss Nora Conway. who has hs., y..i,.
ing Mrs. Michael Mclagshlr. ls,t "a,
her home. IN Chicago. last THURSDAY
The mother OF Mr.. Hammet T.-,.t.
morton. who has been ...I. f..
much better
MIR. j. A. Black. who h,s Pam e.r p.
ing for some time with Che .l..-..,...,
IS very much better.
Mrs. Pearl Meyers is us .nr h.- .,.,,
Mr.. John Shurm. In llenr., .1.ty
Mr.. John Meyers. tho crr... p an,
builder. is out ~ town ON Dl,r..t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-06
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
a Negro Surrcnder- Himself and Goes to
the Grand Jury-The Police Court.

Ever since last IAN the police authori-
tics have been on the lookout for a negro
named Thomas Lee Brooks. who was
wanted for the murder OF one Robert
Hackctt (colore,D Tae tluc-coatcl PR
servers Of the peace were therefore ass
founded when, ON sunday night Brooks
walked luto the stati1n-houss and surrcu-
der,l himself.
Tho difuculty I'm which I1ckctt was IA
tally wounded occurred ou canal street
between Fourth ANA FIfh october 9th
last. Hacsctt was stabbed by some One
and died about half ana hour later. when
being taken 10 tho aimsnouso in the ann
lulauce. Since then Brooks has been
eyalug The police. thOugh Dec denies hay
Ing committed the decd. The case was
called i'm the polio. Court yesterday morn
ing and the defence Waived examination
and went direct 10 the grand jury uf the
Hastings Court.
The other cases before Justice Crutch-
field were insignificant william Berry
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-06

The February torn ~ 90. org c.-r.,t
Court opened Yesterday m.r.ns. $40.
raj attachments were Jtm. ..i
In the case ~ T. ]. Levy srnlrst
Neinstcin. Judgment VS. f,r ri IA
favor OF planun Cor S1N 3D.
I'm tho case OF ". Nllr rffI-.t Ma
Celia Kass Judgment MS i.r..ul -
$sID.
The following cases wer. fa-.i ca ,a,
docket:
Commonwealth against \ % ps-.
Treasurer OF Green,stl'e county. ~
$3.50
same against T.. &. Arf'r "t..rr
Of Bedford county. Tor 3
Same against l.. G. N-f'... Treasurer
Of Bedford county. for
Same against T.. q. Ar. Tr.H .r.-
Of Bedford county. for g.
Same against John r. I..n4 1I.
m.nistrator. who was on o. h.rl
Of James l.. Archer. f'r H
The following suits wot'
George oscar Smith as 'st I. D. Ppm.
binson for 80.
The Lyon Table AMI SI'r'r ry
against q. ". Rcdman f.r So
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-06
SCOTTISH RITES ANNUAL REUNION
The Meeting In April Looked Forward To
with Great Interest.

The most interesting topic In Scottish
Rite circles is the annual reunion or con-
yentus. which will begin at 81. Adams
Hall Oh Monday April 9th, and VIII CON
cude with reception and banquet On
Thursday April 18th Tho degrees OF
this branch Of Masonry. from the i"urth
- the thirty-secOnd inclusive VIII be
conferred ln addition 10 these degrees
the thirty-thirl and last degree Of the
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite VIII
he conferred with fun ceremonial on
Friday following the banquet The can
dfIatc viii De- the Rev. Il. Z. Williams.
and tho occasion VIII be n rare one IN
tho history Of the Scottish Rite
The thirfy-thir1 degree can he confer
rcd only hy the Supreme Council whose
regular eittlnes are at Washington. but
as Mr. Williams was prevented by un-
ayoiI4Hlc circumstances from being pres
Ont at the regular meeting last fan, the
Grand Commander has consented 10 grant
"a dispcnsatiou for the function to he per
formed i'm Richmond. Mr. .. $. Long.
prominent citizen of West Virginia viii
preside over the ceremonies. lie holds
the position of grand chancellor or lhe
southern jurisdiction. lie IS a gentleman
Of fine attaiumouts and fine presence, ana
a4 this will br lis iirs' visit % Rlchinohd
GA Masonic business ho Will be received
with "a peculiarly cordial welcome lie
VIII Doe quartcrcd at one Of the leading
hotels as tho guest Of the Scottish-lhte
bodies of Richmond. Among other dis
tucuisheI thirty-thirls who will bc pres
ont viii DO the Hon. Josiah II. Drum
m1ud. past grand master Of Masons IN
Maine. John Mills Browne, Surscon-Gene-
r.I Of fn. United State navy G"tiredb.
Bishop Walden McthodisO, of Ohio, ana
pos ibly Bishop Perry of Iowa, ana
Bishop Dudley. Of Kentucky. There are
only four thirty-thirds I'm Hichmoud Mr..
John a. Mayer. Nh William Ryan. MI.
G. 4. Ncshitt. and Rev. Dr. Carmichael
The ceremony of inyostiturc is quite elab-
crate. consuming about three hours.
The class of candidates for the Scottish
Rite degrees Will bee larger than usual
this year This viii Doe especially trne
of the cauiilatcs for the degrees mp TO
and including the fourteenth. IT is under
stood that several prominent clcrsymen
Will Doc i'm the class.
The annual election Of officers Of Il
byrtas Lodge Of Perfection, 80. ., VIII
take place at st. Albau- liel' on ~ third
day of the Hebrew month Adar, CORES
responding To- the Christian date Of Feb
ruary 9th. Ia addition 10 the election of
officers. there VIII be work in number
of the degrees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-06

and Debating Society Messrs. Bransford'
Cox. and Robert Perdue will debate,
Mayor Maurice will read an essay, ana
Mr. Harry CalIighan will declaim.
A few evenings ago the hen-houses OF
Mr. James j. Dornin, who lives on
Seventh street. and p. II. Morrissette ana
Mr. Whltiock. residents OF Swansboro'
were broken into and number OF fowls
stolen.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Mrs. Mary $. williamson died at the
residence OF her son. Mr.. J. W. William
son. corner Eighth and Hull streets, yes
ter1ay morning at o'clock. The fune-
raj will take place NJ 7 o'clock this morn
ing. and the remains Will be taken 10
Glover Hill for intr7ment.
The funeral Of Miss Hester A. Brock
well. who died Saturday evening at the
residence OF Mrs. Gary. corner Of Ninth
and Perry streets. took place from the
Presbyterian church yesterday afternoon
at O'Clock. and the interment was made
In Maury cemetery.
Mr.. George Jewett. who has been SICK
for several months. IS still confined 70
his home. at Midlothian.
on account OF the recent rains the
country roads are in a terrible condition.
and IN some places almost impossible.
Tho Hastings Court was considering
Yesterday the civil case Of Rolin against
Patch.
Messrs. Harvle Clark and c. VI. Bowers
conducted prayer-meeting at the CITY
almshouse Sunday afternoon.
The Committee on, Relief Of the Poor
are hard at work soliciting aims ana DIS
tributing TO the needy
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Captain Lipscomb has received tele-
gram from Mr.. John II. Kent, Sergeant OF
Houston. Halifax county. stating that ne
will be in this city to-day after Robert
Edmunds. the negro who was arrested
Tuesday, charged with assault upon
coiorcd girl in that county.
The Young Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Meade Memorial church cleared about $50
by the entertainments given IN Leader
Hall last week under the auspices OF the
society.
The old road-beI from the Richmond
and Danville tracks at Midlothian station
20 the Grove shaft. which has not been
used for many years. has been repaired
and a new track laid. Ii is understood
that coal will be shipped in larger quanu-
ties from this mine in the near future.
Mr. Charles L. Chase OF New Hamp-
shire. who came here to look after some
real estate in Chesterfield owned by Dart
mouth College. has returned home
Misses Phoebe and Ethel Clarke, or
Halifax county. are the guests OF MISS
Lethia Perduc, on Porter street.
Mr. T. r. Hatch. of New York IS visit
ing relatives in this city.
Miss Fannie French Is quite SICK AT her
home on Porter street
The Committee on streets will have a
meeting this evening at 1:30 o'clock in the
Council chamber.
Miss Minnie Lee Drewry IS quite sick at
her home on Porter street
Mr. g. y. Fuqua Is detained at home on
account of sickness.
Miss Bessie Ruskey, Of Norfolk. IS visit
INK Mrs \ II. Fitzgerald, of this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-06
FREEH0LDERS VOTE.
SHALL THE DEPOT AND TRACKS OF
THE RAILROAD BE REMoVED2
The Company's Proposition WIN be Re
jected--Jndges Hancock and Bernard
Quallfy-Lumber Firm Assigns.

PETERSBURG. VA. February g.
Special --Hon. Charles +. Collier. Mayor,
to-day issued his proclamation. under d.
rections Of the Common Council. for the
holding OF a special election on Monday
February l2th, to ascertain the sentiment
OF the people on the question. whether
or not the Petersburg Railroad Company's
depot I'm and railroad tracks through the
city shall be removed from their present
locatlon?" that Is to points outside or the
city. In this election none but freehold
ers will be permitted to vote. The cleo
ton is 10 be 10y ballot. 10 continue from
sunrise 10 sunset. and % conform IN an
respects 20 regular elections.
There IS no doubt that the proposition
OF the company 20 move outside
of the city because OF the IN
conveuiences Il is subjected 10
under the ordinances OF the city VIII
meet with hearty opposition and be re-
iected. There was a time when the ely
Of Petersburg held very large interests IN
this road. having by its money largely
assisted in its construction. but all OF
this interest WAS sold some years ago. ami
the city lost its voice and influence in the
conduct of the roads affairs.
MUTUAL SERVICE.
In the Hastings Court to-day Judge b.
\. Hancock qualified before Judge Bcr-
nard as Judge OF this circuit for the next
term. Soon afterWaul Judge Bernard APP
peared before Judge Hancock and quail
fed as judge OF the Corporation Court
for ensuing term Of six year.
Messrs. cooper 81 Spotswood one OF the
oldest and largest lumber hrms In this
city. to-day made an assignment for the
benefit OF their creditors. Mr.. Alexander
Hamilton was made trustee. The Nabili-
ties OF the firm are about $4,000. ANA the
assets are estimated M about the same
amount. Both members OF the firm
decided their personal and real property g.
assist in the payment of the creditors
Tho failure OF this Old. respected firm Is
greatly regretted In the community.
\ RICHMOND PHYSICIAN.
Mr.. james r. Dalton. one OF our largest
Wholesale grocery merchants. who Ia.
been critically IN of Bfights disease, Is
somewhat improved to-day Or Georg,
Ben. Johnston. or Richmond. WAS callcc
In as consulting physician yesterday
The evangelistlc meetings. which hav
been I'm progress for several weeks at On.
| Tahb-Streot Presbyterian church. am
which have been productive of 30 much
| cool. are % be- continued. THE moor
MEETINGS viii be- held at Tabb-Strec
/ church. and the nisht meetings az the
FIRST Baptist church. Tho Presbyterian
| Methodist. and Baptist churches an TAKE
| part % these meetings. aud hundreds have
heon added TO the membership OF these
| churches.
% b 4 -
/ day on the charge OF stealing thirty-hy'
"decoy ducks" the property OF G. n
/ Eckart M city Point Nearly all Of th'
| lDDnrs hlNn hon NJ nlNArnl