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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-01
The Whole Story

VI the great cares accomplished h,
Hoods Sarsaparllla is quickly told
III purities and enriches the blood
sDs ZONES s,i tne stomach and give strength
ana ana vlgor. Disease cannot enter tbe
system fortified by the rich. red blood
which comes by taking Hoods SaraS.
HOODS Pills cure nausea, sick head.
druggists. 25c. All
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-01
SOLD,
A $4,000 Deed Filed Today
ssas Sa's- Sra wills Chshg'
Hfs.S

For sa.ao ias WI11Dsite Valley
Flouriar MIS- to51y mastered al
~ rs rSrhi- fzIls &c II the orfeA
ufIls Irsszses CO 1s-th Fro1i street
% the Szlsn F11zriuE Mis- Ine
Sez5 uzs siss Eiih Co-uty Recorder
= ". Waters this D1Tui1E-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-01

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AMONG THE Aru.ErEs- AT meet
ing OF the intercollegiate Athletic
association held az willamette uni
versity Saturday afteraoon the follow.
iug officers were elected: President.
+. +. Brown, w. u; Vice-presldent,
Lee Travis, U. OF o.; secretary. Me.
Cormick, o. s. n. s.; treasurer. Ro-
dine, O. A.C, There We're delegates
present from other colleges OF the as
ISOLATION.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-01
SUMMER.
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We nou haze % hsud rost q Cur
ll1e - EurDDer fables 60 toe uzsh
ETE<ls clzeE- They c0Fer a range -
styics and efects sever before e11sla
ID c1ftcn fsbrics - sdmitted b. eFery
body ln the tfzde- Verify the perso
don't live hefesboafs Who uo1id -
unable % fDd . ssIl8aler Ryan salt-
ate fOf sny Dee1. from the kitchen T.
f8e iI1iifDunI- TfIey cxs1aDence at s.
zn1 yDu cxn - - biEfI ~ yOu desire
% - the pure whiEe Organdi a. &c.
In plain terms they cOFer q range %
lawns. dimistes. orgz0dies. lsppetts.
lace Effects. etarBin Eesves. linen
fsssrtcs. s1tinE. percsies- plain and
c0lOred orEaDdies. EFT. EFT The nes
effects In weave. eoiOrsd linings snd
large designs are the leading feat
ures, and are sell worth yOUr while n
zee Wed Be glad 20 have yOu IGyk
them over CSiored Innings in All
shades
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-01

hRlANs BooK.-James Vaughn OF
salem, has secured the agency for
Marion county for Bryan's great hook
St St the campaign, "rhe First Rattle %
ihls IS wonderful WORK by the great
American, and will be the widest cir
eaiated book OF the times, Mr.. Vaughn
will call upon you, or address him an
salem, for all particulars.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-01

CARD OF THANKs.-W P. George
and family OF Salem, wish To extend
their sincere thanks to the many
friends and neigabors who rendered
assistance in their late bereavement
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-01

NorARIEs. -Notaries were colnmis-
stoned today as follows; Samuel lKafka,
s. Il, Harrington, aud L. A. Pike, Of
Portland. and J. G. Hutton OF Water
loo, Linn county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-01

ARRESTED For GAMBLING.-Satur
day was an unusually busy day IN
the justice court at WoOdburn. Upon
complaint Of VIM. Yarrows a private
detective from Mount Angel. Mayor
Walter Tooze, A. Provost, r. Guiss
and Dick Huntington were arrested
for playing draw poker. The case
against Mayor Tooze and A. Provost
was examined first, District Attorney
5. l.. Hayden appearing for the state
A verdict of mot guilty" was
promptly returned by the jury where
upon the complaints against Guiss
and Huntington were dismissed.
Detective Yarrows was arrested
charged with carrying consealed weap-
ons aud being convicted of the charge
was sentenced to fifteen days in the
county jail and TO pay fine OF s25.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-01
Highbinder Plot

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1.-Rumors
of a plot Of Chinese at Merced Falls to
King Owyan8, the Chinese yice-con.
sul, have excited the members of the
race he represented during the last
few days, According to the story
Merced Falls is palace to which the
highbinders flee for safety when the
presence OF the police make safety in
hight imperative. They were to send
one OF their number to the city to do
the work.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-01

INTERPRETATIONS. American stee
company, capital stock $50, 1000, incor
porators, +. NJ. Bachelor, J. b. pix,
ington, w. ii. Merrlck, all Portland,
object TO manufacture steel goods;Me-
tropolItan telephone-messenger com.
pany, capital stock s35, 900. Incorpora.
tors j. IL. Hawley,C. ID. Brunn, w. II.
Wallace, SCI Fulton and D.SollsC Cohen,
all offs Portland, object to do general
telephone messenger business; Oregon
gas light heating aud power company,
capital stockslO,O0O, #. L. Adams, w.
\. Galbraith and Alfred Freerksen all
OF Albany, Oregon, incorporators, OBJ
jeot 70 do general lighting aud power
business, were the articles OF incOrpor-
alton iiled In the once OF the secretary
OF state today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-01

No FAILURE.-If you are not sue
cessful in purchasing your grOcerls
and have not given Branson & Goa
trial do not denounce all grocer
Their goods can but please the mG
economical purchaser.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-01
FORSTNER.-At

FORSTNER--At his residence on
North Commercial street, at 8 D. N.
Saturday, FEB. p, 1897, Benjamin
FOrstner, aged % years, II months
and 2days,of Ia grippe.
Deceased was BON in Beaver county
Pa, on March >, 1884. He came to
Oregon 10 1853 and assisted in the col
onizatiOn OF the town Of Aurora. In
1865 be removed TO Salem where he
married in the following year Miss
Louisa Snydner, a sister Of Mrs. John
Knight. Mrs. John Bier formerly OF
Salem but now Of Corvallis is a sister
of the deceased. Mr.. FOrstner was
the successful inventor Of the "Forst-
ner fange bit"or WebfOot augur that
is being 50 largely manufactured by
the Colts company, at Bridgefurd,
Connecticut.
Funeral arrangements will not be
completed before this evening but In
all probability il will be held Tues
day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-01
DIED


I N0RI IQCE-At TIE f4E1ilT residence
q Rv~sl sFe-us. Saieu. Or, SUD
dzy. February =. lS-s, Al - ?, N
Cbrtsiiara T5str- vie q J. Nor
lock-
After 81 floess C four mo1ths tie
coulpaaioa q Al estss1ed citizen has
pas-ed away. Ms Morlock led very
quiet hous life z15 never moved
widely frum the sphere o. household
duties She wzss native @ StOf0urg,
Germany. born April Is. lsS5- She
came 20 Auericz with ber parents a.
a child. At Al early aEe she vas eon-
Hrmed in the Lgthersn faith She
was married al Bellvine. III; June ,,
1851. u Jacob Norlock who survives
her. OF a family Of nine children
seven are living. s. follows: Louise
Mathilda ksempher, Cape Giradeau,
No.; Louis D. and Charles Fredrick,
Evansville. Ind Mrs ". W. Gold
sWarthy, Brockron, Mass; Estella Z,
Hattie A. and Paulina c at Salem.
With their father they will deeply
mourn the los Of a kind and loving
mother. who vas 2 most faithful and
exemplary Christian wife and mother.
The funeral viii Be held at the home
at lO.30 Tuesday. Services conducted
by Rev. W. c. kautner
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-01
Clover Seed

rure seed last years crop. raisad on
3paiem pm prairie, no pink, ,sorreI or SIu weods I,i
petIer than any eastern seed AvJs' 49,
cial I'll |tS, stSeet Il Sa, q, Hubbard s69, CONNER,
"' S''eet' salem. 2-26 2 & wimo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-01
PAPE.-A

PAPE.-At the farm home four miles
east Of Salem at /: BOP. m. Sunday
February, p, 1897, Arthur L. son OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. L. Pape, aged 20
years, OF consumption.
Funeral services were conducted
from the house at 1880 p. m. today
Rev. Batty, of Zena, officiating. The
remains were given interment in the
Macleay cemetery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-01

WEATHER FoREcAsr.-The official
government prediction for western
Oregon Is as follows; Monday night
aud Tuesday fair aud cooler.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-01

OawsOn's BIt,en for Indigestion,
The sun., 1897-04-21
WIFE,S GRIETANCES.
Catalogue. unciudinE sisters-i Law. on which
Mrs. Van Ordcn Seeks . Separation.

Catalogue. Including sisters-in-Law. on which
Mrs Van O"dcn Seeks . Separation.
The suit OF Margaret J. Van Orden for sepa-
ration from her husband, John NJ. Van Orden,
corset manufacturer tried before Justice
Andrews in the Supreme Court yesterday. Mr..
Van Orden was In the court room, but refused
to go on tho witness stand, believing that the
accusations made by his wife had not been sub
stantiated. Mrs. Van Orden alleged cruelty
and also declared that her sisters-in-law. who
school teachers, made her homo 30 unpleasant
that she could not live there happily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Orden were employed by
the Same firm before their marriage in 1887
Mrs. Van Orden testified yesterday that after q
few years her husband began TO neglect her and
finally to abuse her.
Item, he hourshed hatchet.
Item, when she was ILL., he wouldn't have
hired girl.
Item he broke open her trunks
Item, when she had to call on the police for
protection, he told tho policeman SHE was insane.
Item, he told her to go and drown herself
Item, no said You ought TO have married
'longshoreman, and then you would have got
the Treatment you deserve
Item, when her ssters-in.a ignored or abused
her her, husband said: III you Gon't like my
sisters you can leave. but they will stay"
Item, he ordered her into the country 10 1.-Two.
saying that he wanted his newly married nephew
at home. and he was ashamed To acknowledge
her as his wife
She produced several witnesses to show that
her husband spoke slightingly OF her. Decision
reserved.
The sun., 1897-04-21
CAUGHT A CHURCH RoBBER.
George ContriIIi Captured in the Parsons
Memorial Chapel at East LenoH.

PrTTsFIELD, Mass April 2o.-A man. who
gave his name as George Contrilli was arrested
rs robbcr In the Parsons Memorial Chapel at
New Lenox on Monday night bv Policeman
Harvey Dewey OF that village. The man had
broken into the church by smashing one OF the
windows and turning the catch. He was brought
to this city and locked up. In court this morn
ing he was held until Friday for trial In kit
carried by Con.rili found silverware and
OF her articles which connect him with tho
church robberes at LenoN and Stockbridge this
week and earlier at lthinebeck and Pough-
kecpsie.
The first church robbery in Berkshire county
occurred on last Friday night, when the VAN
dcnsenvillc Episcopal Church was entered.
Nothing was taken. On Saturday evening the
Congregational church at Stockbridge was Wis
ted and twelve dozen silver spoons and half Q
dozen linen tabecloths were taken. On the fol-
lowing night. Easter Sunday, entrance was
gained to the Lenox Trinity Church by smashing
one OF the valuable memorial windows. The
church was thoroughly ransacked. evidently for
the silver communion set, which was over
looked. Several toie; articles were taken from
the vcstry OF tho church. These articles.
together with the silyerwQre taken from the
S,uCkbridge Church, were found In the bag car
ried by Contri. Church calendars from tho
ST. Johns Episcopal Church at Poughkeepse
and from the Rhineheck Church, which were en-
tered last week, were found In his effects; also
letter having heading 4. b: ContIiili, l46
Park avenue Piainteld, \. j.. and signed
"Mother." The man is about IS years old.
The sun., 1897-04-21
M. Brun.,,ere's Columbl.. Lectures.

The course OF vcloctures on the latest French
literature. which NJ. Ferdinand Brunetiere Of
the Academic FRANCHISE, editor OF the Revue deS
Deur Mondes, begins this afternoon at the
Lenor Lyceum. under the auspices OF Columbia
University, has never been given before. NJ.
Brunetiere has stated that he thought 1t hardly
fair TO his American audiences 10 repeat lectures
he had already given elsewhere. These lectures
are therefore entirely different from those deiiv
cred AT Baltimore and Cambridge, having been
especially prepared l9r Columbia University T.,
Columbia in the last ten years has 20 attracted ,,
have NJ. BruneIiere speak in college hall had TO
be given up cunt OF the rush for tickets and
Already 100 tickets OF admission, equivalent
to the full seating capacity OF the hall, have
M. Brunotiere has for years been the literary
critic OF the Reruc des DenI Hondes. His hvo
lectures on the literature OF the past twenty-five
Years cover successively the subjects Of
"Poctry," "Hstory," The Drama ~ "Griti-
cIem, and " Fiction" They begin at 4:3O =. Nj.
Admission Is by ticket.
The sun., 1897-04-21
BIRCH,THE MINSTREL,DEAD
TIE VETERAN SNOWMAN sUOoUMBs
TO P1RdLYSIS.

NE DIED In Poverty, Although ne onoe Pos-
sessed n Fortune ACQUIRED in the Minstrel
Rusiness-Lost His Money In wall Street.
Yves One or the Fioneors In His Calling.
Billy Birch. the oldtime minstrel. died yester-
day afternoon in small room on tho top floor Of
76 Seventh avenue. He had been sick with
paralysis for moro than a month, and 1t was
known that he could not survive the attack. In
1895 he was first stricken. He recovered, and
about two months ago ho had another stroke
while walking on the street. He was arrested
on the supposition that he was intoxicated. and
was takon to police court next morning. Ho
was discharged
Four weeks ago Sunday night Birch sustained
third stroke. He was attending meeting Of
the Elks, and had to be taken home in a carriage
from the lodge room. He was conscious to the
last and died at o'clock. His wife was with
him, as were some Of his fellow Elks, who bore
tho expenses of his illness. Birch will DO buried
by them from their hall probably on Sunday.
The sun., 1897-04-21
MISS KITTY ABBEY,s BErErIr
10 Realised err, 500 FOR Hor-Farewel Rn-
thusissni Tor the Opera starr.

'''7"'''-"7 "VI INV VVNTU "HHEHs
Az Mis. Ru,x Ah,.v,. ..u.a. -. 49,, rr.
M, ,.y n.o0y "one"S ~ ehe mouo-
pohVAn last night the hrst show OF enthusiasm
that usually accompanies the farewell appear.
ance Of the onora ,,nn.rs o.,,,o -, ~. ,s..t
,ou "a A., 's0is Se'o ""oi @ .ho ourUain
ieiI at the end or the third act OF Romeo ct
Julietto." with which tho programme opened.
Then ofter IN. ,,,r,o,, nod hoo, r.I..s .a..ss,
t,r.. g.. ~, Sei,' n"u ooon fHlsoo eoVorai
umes Tor Jean de ResEke to appear In answer
to the applause of the audience. he stepped on
to tho stnea ho,or. ,ha o,rtot, r. Li. -.
i.,. 80 '''e '.0 S"i'"i". Az mo ASTON
'snment an enthusiastic woman In a white chif-
fon waist walked up to tho stage and lennins
forward nro.o,tod 30 ,h. 49,. . -. -
s-,",N PA'''"'eu W 'ho oihser i"rse uuhen
OF violots.
NJ. Jean had inteuded 10 how and retire but
tbia suddon oo,,,,.,r,,.. - 80. ~
'oh'pinehU 80 took MIN OH MS
The sun., 1897-04-21
owner OF Once q Week Must Pay the Fainter
Colonel o 4, s0o. 10.

The action Of Col. Jenyns C. Battersby to re-
cover $25, 900 damages from Peter Fenclon Col.
lier for the publication OF the Christmas story in
Once Week. which referred to the plaintiff
without naming him and TO his painting OF the
surrender Of Gen Leo. resulted before Justice
Bischoff OF the Supreme Court yesterday In a
veruIcL or ~ .S22 g in favor OF Col. Battersby.
The Judge took from the jury that part of tho
story which referred TO the painting holding
that thoee remarks were privileged in criticism
1t was for the alleged remarks in the story
which held the artist up TO ridicule that the case
went TO tho jury. Tho article was written by
Edith Sessions Tupper on an order for a Christ
mas story, ana was based on visit she made
The sun., 1897-04-21
cou,,.,.u,. "a Yale,s waylAna Debate.

New HAVEN. Conn, April 2o.-At the annual
competition to select the hnal speakers for the
wayland prize debate at Yale to-day. the fol-
lowing seniors of the law school were chosen
Christopher Lester Avery, GEoton. Conn. Roger
Herman Baldwin, New foTk clty heTpert u
saston sasiS. PA; % Marshall r. Hatcher, Macon, Ga;
Michael A. kilker. Girardyille, Pa; Henry w.
ION Pa; Richard G. Soil. Lexington, KY, and
i Malcott Thompson, New Haven.
The sun., 1897-04-21
=. Ue Mrs. Churchlr,s Assa,Ianti

New ROCHELLE. April 2o.-John Carroll. ob
years old, WAS arrested this morning on charge
of vagrancy and sentenced to six months in
Kings County Pcnitentiary. Mrs. f. Churchill
OF - Grove street saw him later In tho day and
said that she believed him to lie the man who
tried to soizc her purse Saturday night In tho
street in front ol her home. Mrs. Churchill will
visit the jail again Tomorrow and If the identih-
cation ia made certain, Carroll will be rear
raigncd on IA charge of attempt at highway rob
bcry.
The sun., 1897-04-21
JEFFERSON At THE UNION LEAGUE.
'A' veteran Actor the Entertainer rs Well as
the GaeaI OF the Clubmen.

-, Joseph Jefferson talked to tho members Of tho
Sn'oh League Club OH 1.-THE Drama" last night
a. a. genial and reminiscent way that was heart
~ ehloyed. Tho address was delivered In tho
nan assembly room. The actor was introduced
" horace B. Fry and was greeted with applause.
LA'or he was entertained ut supper In tho
pu1hquet ball. Those present were: Gen. Horace
RIr.ST RsneSrT WGhSHSneoy NJ Pepew, j. Adriapee Bush.
SeorEe ". Lyon. j, Il. Van WOnner. Goorse
n'aeldon, Charles K. Gregory. George
RoMs.e R,sene g. Adams, James e. Blass, Joseph ".
SWSleqi II; Wales. T. b. Clarke, Walter A. Pease.
BtvIhs B.; H. uWUGiekhsp,, Horese B. Fry, 2 Monroe
SRsaHreh, Marshall II. Clyde, Franklin Fyies.
ESansSSoh ESGnSoh HoMard. Harrison Grey Flake. John
ham iaRiDw william III Wip!er, A. lockwood. VIII
The sun., 1897-04-21
Arrived-TuEspAY. April 30

SIS Eomadic. Clarke. Liverpool Aprii9
Be Manitoba. Griftith. London April o.
SIS Bohemia. Petersen. Hamburg April ..
Is August Korff, BuhnFr. Rotterdam.
So CaTibbee, scott pemerArH-
ss vigilancia. Mcintosh, Havana
So TJoma, BJonness. pcmcrara-
"a AIbano. Koch, Hamburg.
SIS Hindoo. Douglass. Hull.
Sc Capriva. HagemAnn. Hamburg.
ss Hudson. Halsey. New Orleans.
Ss Falka, Tornquist, st. Nlchasls-
Be BAnan, Hansen. Santa Maria
Bs Kansas City. Ftsher. Savannah.
ss Pawn e, Chichester. Wilmington.
ss Yorktown, Dole, Norfolk.
% Concho. Risk. Galveston.
lRor latsr ArrixAla aea R1rut PAraI
The sun., 1897-04-21
May Irw,n Takss . Nlrh, on.

The Bijou Theatre was closed last night, and .
notice on the door said that May Irwin was i'll
and would 10 unable TO appear In (" Courted Into
Court until tomorrow night Miss Irwin 10 In
Lakewood. N. j., the manager OF the theatre
said. suffering from nervous prostFation caused
by oveFwork.
The sun., 1897-04-21
MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.

IMMATURE ALAASAc-rH!s DAY.
Sun rises. l2 Sun sets.. <6I Moon rises. l2 90
NIGH wArER-rHIs
Sandy HOOK 10 Al Gov Island. IL IL He'll Gate. 90
The sun., 1897-04-21
CnihoII, Club Dlnnor.

Tho last OF the series of Catholic Club dinners
will take place this evening. Toasts will be ro-
sponded 10 by the Hon. Joseph +. DAILY, Henry
Austin Adams. Oliver =. Buol, and the Hon.
Thomas Fitch Of Nevada
The sun., 1897-04-21
Ausinrss EotirtS.

AnheuHrr-Husch BrewiHN Assn recommends
tho use OF the greatest OF all tonics, "MatNutrne."
md guarantees the merits claimed for IT, For sale
by all druggists.
The sun., 1897-04-21

aAuED vRoh pohHsrfc PoRrA
% Ssminols from Jacksonville for New York,
So City Of Birmingham. from Savannah for New
York.
The sun., 1897-04-21

The fact that 700 phy siriana continually
use CARL II. SCIIrLrZS waters In their families 10
best guaranty OF their purity and wholesomeneSs
The sun., 1897-04-21
bel native of county Tyrone, ireland. In hi. os.h

hell naffya N oopntv Txrona Jraland IN ae,h
year.
Fuhera from MS late residence es Tenth sv-
wednesday Aprf VI. at i:so +. NJ. sharp.
SAht@-suoaenly' In Ne" YORK. on April 10. con-
stance de Harford Carr Granddaughter OF the late
pr J. Marion sims
interment In dreenmount cemetery. Baltimore,
ma washington and montgomery. Ala. papers
please copy
eh'"SSE'-At Fh'h Avenue hoteL new YORK. nv
hoon' April fo' ie'f' george Nelus Crouss OF syr
acuse n Il. aged +e'
hemains VIII De taken on s:So Train wednesday.
Apfii a. 10 syracuse "here funeral serviee VIII
DOSOcIllR-ou April ls 1897 John ponoehua
aged 80 yeara
Funeral from h,s late residence. 1ss East 71s, at
TO Dominican Church esth at ard rextovton .x
where solemn reouiem maas will be sunp Mt a
AM "Wednesday Aprtl s1
gARBRAU-on Tuesday morning. at the res,dencs
Of her daughter, Q4s West b5th st.. Marie. widow
OF Vernon Jarboe and below ed mother of yernonA
Jarbeau Bernstein
Funeral services at the Church OF the Tran.opura-
tton 2pth st. near 9th nv Thursday at II A NJ
Relatives and friends respect<uIly invited to at
tend.
Antonio Texas, OF Ia grippe John Macarthur. aged
The sun., 1897-04-21

Mrs. Josephine f. Walker. the widow OF Lieut..
Peter +. Walker OF the Newark police. died
early yesterday morning OF heart disease. She
had been Ill and out OF her mind for several
years. Her husband died on Friday and was
buried yesterday.
During the beginning Of his illness she was
with him for the first time In many months, but
was so much affected that she was AIKEN 10 the
home OF friends The passing OF the funeral
procession on Monday affected her so seriously
that she sank rapidly. She was not permitted
to see her husbands body or attend the funeral.
The sun., 1897-04-21

Billy Birch was truly the veteran Of min.
sstrelsy: Forty years Of his life were spent as
man. He made fortune in the business,
although ho was never regarded as great
he was far-sighted enough to surround himself
with company Of clever people. He lived 70
noor nee rhe nS rise sna , nsgesy put aisd
which he acquired during his career on the
stage,
this State. in February. 1881. He gave evidence
OF talent as an entertainer when he was II
bones in a" amateur "a @ Isi minstrel Company @ %heS
played at New Hartford. little later he got q
chance tS handle the ,D bones in ksy,%onds
Stamford. Conn. In ls46. His first appearances
in this city was with John Campbells Siinstrelu
Later he made tour of Jersey with Campbelre
brother r, Dave, next M appearing at the SAMSON ON
Chestnut Street Theatre In the same city. At
the latter theatre they succeeded a famous old
the hrst minstrel organization ever got tosetber.
Dave Campbell and Birch reorganized their
company after the Philadelphia engagement
the Virginia Serenaders. A few years later
Birch came to this city and performed at 4+4
1852 he and Sam Wells, proprietor OF w wels's
Minstrels. located at Cincinnati. and made
MiP;trsIs IS SsS were orssnzsd rip To- e osiSrns
combination cleared over sloo, 900.
After another trip to California which was
orsanized The San Franeiseq Minstrels. and and
played there for eight years and then bought
The lease of the st. James Theatre Later the
Twenty.nnth 1 % street. f for the % combination and
saes pSsd in 1t for Ss fr
dered his ahare OF this in Wall street.
The sun., 1897-04-21

u. y. CREMATION 60. LDI,
The piouS iIe ours the dead to Write foS
pamphlets 62 East Houston st. New York.
The sun., 1897-04-21
Special 3lotires.

SVtFlal 3tuuCtS.
THE c. II. BROWN co. Incorporated Steam Carpet
Cleansing. 22l L. 9sth st. TIL 1881. 3sth St. Altering
and relAying.
A.-A.-For RoebuckS Wire Window Screens.
Screen Doors, and Window Guards, go to RoEBUCK.
l72 Fulton.
WHEN YOV OPEN wine see that it's GREAT WEST.