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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-10
]. c. B. u. CONVENTION.
Opening Session Will Be Held In K. OF c
Hall Next Wednesday.

The 30th annual convention OF the
Irish Catholic Benevolent Union OF
America will be held in this city for
three days, commencing August IL. AS
the union has not met in Providence for
Is years. the local branch has determin-
ed to make the affair a most memorable
one, and one of the features VIII be on
the night previous to the convention,
when a banquet and reception will be
held in knights Of Columbus hall on
Cathedral square.
The convention will open at o'clock
on Wednesday morning next, in the
cathedral, with high mass, aided by an
augmented choir. In the absence Of
Rishop Harkins. an address of welcome
will be delivered by Vicar General Do
ran. The convention proper will begin
In the knights of Columbus hall. Ses-
sions will be held from to IL O'Clock
in the morning, and from to IN the
afternoon. Among the prominent mem
bers of the Union are Hon. A. N. kie-
ley of Richmond, Va, for IL years pres
ident of the society, and United states
Minister at Vienna under Cleveiand.s
first administration and afterwards
Judge of the International Court at
Cairo: Hon. Michael Glennan OF Nor
folk. Va: Hon. Thomas M. DAILY OF
Philadelphia; Edwin Gano Flanagan OF
Philadelphia. and T. w. Lynch OF VIII
mington, Del.
The delegates will establish their
headquarters during the convention at
the Narragansett Hotel, and affairs VIII
be looked after by the local committee
of arrangements which consists of p
]. Mcconnell. Miss Kate German. Mrs
| f.. J. Kranich and three members from
each of the local branches. The pres
| ent officers of the Union are: President
| Daniel Duffy, st. Claire, Pa; first vice
| nresident. John Behan, Kingston, Can
| ada: second vice president. Miss Kate
| Gorman. Providence; treasurer, Thom
as j. Foley, Gloucester, N. j.; secretary
[ Augustus A. Boyle, Philadelphia. Pa.
| executive committee. G. G. Driscoll
| Knoxville, Tenn; John f.. Fogarty
| Providence; M. f. Kane, Shamokin. Pa
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ATTHENORTH END.
Wedding at the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception Capitol Hill Notes.


There was pretty church wedding
at the Immaculate Conception churcn
this morning. the parties who were
married being Mr.. John Sullivan and
Miss May Buckley fThe marriage cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Father
Fitzgerald, rector OF the church Both
the bride and groom are popular young
people and they were the recipients OF
many choice wedding gifts.
A large pane OF glass in the window
of a shop i'm the building at the corner
of North Davis street and Gladstone
avenue, owned by Bernard McGuinness,
was broken by a stone thrown by an
angry little girl this morning. A boy
threw sand in the girls face ana she
undertook to hit him with stone, ana
proved as successful as IL she was full
grown young lady
The police Of this section spent good
deal OF time today trying TO locate the
parents OF a bright little girl named
Bernon or some similar name who Is at
the charity building The little one came
here from New York with a tag pinned
on her clothing and on the tag was the
word Bernon The police could find no
one named Bernon that would claim the
child and a couple of families named
BURNER were interviewed, but they de-
MED that they expected any of their
kin from the metropolis. The difficult
ty seems to be that someone In writing
the tag just guessed at the name as
many folks have the habit of doing
when a name is a trife hard to under
stand and even possessors of the name
shorten ii and then forget II remember
ing only the first name which In this
case Is David.
James Shields and daughter OF Doug
las avenue left today for the Fabyan
house i'm the White Mountains.
The members of Ruggles street Prim-
tive church will have moonlight ex-
cursion on the 10th inst.
Five drunken men and two jewellers
were arrested by the police yesterday
The jewellers were two employees of
Fletcher's who tried to fight out a shop
dispute on the sidewalk.
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Second w4rd residents are circulating
q netition to have the location OF the
ward room changed from It's present
site. The voting place has generally
been in a store, hired for the purpose,
on Broad street. near Cowden streetand
the location has been governed by the
circumstance of finding an empty store
The petitioners suggest that Black
stone street would be more desirable
location and that booth could be
built with slight expense by the poard
of aldermen. -
A young woman named Mary ran
agan met with severe injuries yester-
dsy while at work on combing ma
chine in Daniels mill. Her left hand
was caught in the machinery The
fleshy part of the thumb was torn away
and the first joint of the index hngeI
had to be amputated. DR.. Remington
dressed the injuries.
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PAWTUCKET.

A monthly meeting of the school COM
mittee was held last evening.
Chairman Emerson presided. while
Mr.. Littlefield and Mrs. Fowler were
absent.
Upon motion OF Mr.. Cronin 1t was
voted to open the schools for the fall
term on September IL.
Mr.. Bullock, from the property COM
mittee, reported that he had looked
over the Broadway building and
deemed 1t advisable to raise the roof
and have fiat roof building, which
would give three good rooms on the
upper floor. A rough estimate of the
cost of the work was placed at $1,000.
There was a long discussion in re-
gard to the advisability Of erecting a
new building on Broadway in order to
provide for the district. which is grow
ing very rapidly. The advisability of
hiring a room in the old Gage house on
Broadway 10 accommodate the pupils
was spoke1 Of. and the matter was re-
ferred to the committee on property.
Mrs. Jolly, from the committee on
books and supplies. reported that
large number of the books are in poor
condition and asked for an appropria-
tion of $1,000, which was allowed.
Mr. Cronin, from the committee on
qualifications, reported. recommending
the following appointments: Pupil
teachers In the primary and grammar
grades (the assignments OF grades and
| schools TO be made later), Miss Alice
| Buringame, Miss Frances Markey,
| Miss Edith Perry, Miss Mary r. Clark
| pupil teacher i'm the high school, Mr..
| Smart, at salary OF $3.50; teacher OF
| English in the high school, Fred II.
| Law, at a salary of $1100. Mr. Cronin
| reported that all except the recon-
| mendation OF Mr.. Law were unanimous
| and that he was In favor OF the ap-
| pointment of Howard ID. Kenyon Tor
| the position of English In the high
| school. His second choice for the posi-
| ton was Mr. Law. The recommenda-
tion of the committee after much dis
/ cussion was adopted. III
A man named John MCGOWAN of
Lawrence, Mass, was arrested yeSter-
| day afternoon by officer Hill OF this
city to whom the man had been turned
| over by two Russians. one OF whom
was the proprietor OF a shoemaker shor
on Dexter street. who said that Me-
Gowan had refused TO pay for pair OF
shoes which had just been tapped
upon the while you wait plan" After
| getting the shoes on his feet he at
tempted TO walk out without settling
but was held until the officer arrived
by the two men referred to.
In order that the appropriation fol
the repairs OF the schools may be acted
upon by the com-non council at the
same time as by the board of aldermen
which meets tonight I'm regular month
~ session. Acting Mayor Thayer has
| called n special meeting OF the former
body for this evening.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE REPUBLICANS

Concord. N. H.. Aug. 1O-The Repub.
lican state committee has fixed the con-
vention dates as follows: State. Con-
cord. Sept. 1s; First congressional, Man
chester, Sept. IA; Second district. Con-
cord. Sept. i3; First councillor. Ports
mouth. Sept. Is; Second, Exeter. Sept.
20: Third. -Keene, Sept. n; Fourth, Con
cord. sept. Is: Fifth, Fabyan House,
Sept. n.
After the business had been disposed
of Senator Chandler was asked 10 ad-
dress the meeting. lie said that the
issues OF past campaigns have disap-
pearcd. and the Republican party comes
10 the election Of 1898 as the party which
originated and carried TO successful
conclusion one of the nobiest wars In
history.
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PAWTUXET VALLEY.

Contractor Ward. who II repainting
s. S. Peters and Pauls church at Phe-
nix. yesterday afternoon successfully
removed the large cross on the spire of
the church and carried II TO his shop.
where IL will be given a new covering OF
gold leaf.
The Coventry Social and Literary
club held an enjoyable meeting at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Matte
son at Anthony last evening.
The Coventry taxpayers held their
annual financial town meeting at the
town house at Coventry Centre yes
terday, but there was small attend
ance and little interest manifested In
the proceedings. the votes being cast
in a perfunctory way and a general
feeling of ennui seemed to pervade the
meeting. The reports OF the different
town officers were received and or
dered printed in the tax-book and tax
OF fifty cents on each and every 800 OF
taxable property In the town was voted
for the ensuing year. to be assessed in
September and paid into the treasury
on or before January l, 1S99,after which
date interest at the rate of per cent.
be added. The treasurer was given the
usual power TO hire money for neces-
sary expenses and Co renew notes and
the board OF assessors was appointed
a board of relief and given power to
remit taxes wrongfully assessed or un-
| collectable The collecting of the towr
and poll taxes for the coming year was
let to the lowest bidder. Alverd O
| Hopkins. taking the contract at $3.50
Much TO the surprise and disgust o'
| the more progressive and Intelligent
| element the motion TO appropriate 80
| each for the public Libraries at Anthon,
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AUBURN.

Mrs. Maggie Reed has gone to Nova
Scotia to spend the summer.
Holy Communion will be celebrated
In the Episcopal church Sunday morn
ing next. -. 49,
For the remainder of this month the
evening services of the Peoples Free
Raptist church will be held at 6:l5
o'clock. The services will be conducted
by the Young Peoples Christian En-
1oaunr
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PIttsburg, Pa. Aug. 1O.-The Nation
al Association of Wrought Iron Pipe
Manufacturers at its meeting here has
advanced the basing rate FIVE per cent.
A commission was appointed TO decide
upon what advance I'm the selling price
will result from this action.
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LUCAS COUNTY,
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he - vne
senior mariner OF the~frm OF y. y. CHENEY a
Co. doing business IN the city OF Toledo.
county and state aforesaid. and that said nfm
IARt Tor each and every case OF CAIkRRH
that canzot be cured by the use OF HALLS
CsTARRH CURE. ~,rxrx
sworn TO before me and subscribed In my
presence. this eth day Of December, A. ID.
A. W. GLEASON.
srar- Notary Public.
-
Halls Cntarrh Cure Il taken internally, ana
act. directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces ~ the svetemy Send for teetimonielss
free. III. CHENEY a CO, Toledo. ..
sold by druggists, s5c,
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EDOEWOOD.

The following are the latest arrivals
Il the Breezy Bluff House: j. Mason
orocs, Providence; T. b. Crosby. Bos-
ton: Miss Elizabeth Lincoln, E. Tudor
Gross. +. N. Branch and wife, Master
Howard r. Branch. Providence.
Nessrs. Harry Fulford and ]. III.
King and q few other gentlemen guests
Il the Breezy Blun House have char
tered the yacht Lester for the remain
der OF the season.
Two OF the four bowling clubs OF the
Edrewood Casino met in combat last
evenine. The game was spirited one,
Tor every man Is anxious to make a
score that will entitle him to member
nhfD IN one Of the two professional
clubo 70 be formed with the best play
Err IN the four clubs mentioned In
Mondays News. The score is as fol-
lows: Team No. 4-Potter. 235 strings
0ri0lths. 242; Wood. 237: Aldrich, 25s;
Rutferworth. 212; total, 1884.
Team No. 1--Scattergood. 224 strings;
Hemonway, 214: Pierce. 225; Newell
~: Tanner. 211: total. 11os-
The second and third teams Will COM
Dete Thursday night.
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posr rcssccs SPIT s>a snoas yesr LIE AwAs.
To Quit tobacco easily and foreve-. be mas
setic. full OF life, nerve and vigor, take No-To
Bac, - wonder worker. tha< makes weak men
strong. All druggists. SOC or VI. Cure evsran
iced Booklet and sample free address
oferline Hemsdy O.. Chicago OF Nsw Zorh
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Iasy liver makes a lazy man. Burdock
Mood nitters is the natural. never falling
rpnedy for lazy liver.
Ordinary household accidents have no ter
ron when there's bottle OF Dr. Thomas
x<aoclric on IN the medicine chest. Heals
borns, cuts. bruises. sprnins. Instant relief
1lchInepiIcsf Never mind n everything else
fnile6 % cure you. Try Donn's Ointment. No
Grf1ure there. 90 cents. nj any drug store.
1o<<ter, lo>c their dread for "thnt terrible
1urenA snmmcr'' when they have Dr. FowIers
m>na a wind strawberry IA the house
. I1rro's p><1nc for summer complaints OF
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RESOLUTION No. le4. - PROPOSED
Amendment No. IA resolution and
proposition 10 amend Subdivision OF
Sec. II OF Article VIII. Of the City Char
ter, and for the submission OF such pro-
posed amendment 10 the qua .iilea voters
OF The cir. at the next general election.
he IL resolved by the City Council CT The
Clty II Seattle
That Subdivision OF See II OF Article
VIII q the city Charter be amended So
a 10 read follows;
Subdivision = The cl;y council shall.
by general ordinance. provide the manner
IN which the aforesaid impF cvemeuts may
- mace. and prescribe al TeedfEl regg-
IatiOns for the exercise by the city Of the
power granted and contained I8 he fore
gong subdivision OF this section. pro
Nld@d. that III al cases 10 which the cost
CT such !mproVeme nts ~ 10 b. GefYayed ay
the property benefited. the following pro
Ceeding= SHAH be {&ken. VIZ. There mus,
be presented 20 the board Of public works
a written petition setting form the street
or streets alley Or alleys. scu2res or
Places. ar parts thereof. 20 - improved
The nature % tAs Improvement. the mode
CT payment and the face that The signers
are owners OF property 70 Ss benefited 10
The asgregate amount o. Enz toElty q! ths
naent according 10 the transfer books IA
the os.4ce OF the county auditor II any
such properly stands n the name az a de-
ceased person, O. any p~-soa FOR whom A
s4-rGlsn D4s teen Appointed the sigma
tnte q the exec3t1E - afps-4sfEator er
guardian, me ease may De shall De
equivalent 20 ne signature Il The owner
CT s9cn Property On such petllklE.
=; Ice coATd OF p4lla ~oTAs finds the
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RESOLUTION NO. iS - PROPOSED
Amendment No. s-A resolution and
proposition 10 amend Section Twenty Of
Article Fou- OK tne C.ty Charter CT The
CITY of Seattle. and for the submission
ot such proposed anne n6ment 10 me quail
ircd vctsrs OF the city Of Seattle al the
rexi general election
BE & resolved by the City Council % the
CttF u seattle
That Section Twenty Ca0) % Article rour
80 OF TIE cry Charter os tire City OF seat
tie os amended 50 a. 70 read as FcllcwS
Sc. -. Every grant 81 a franchise.
rlght or privilege shah 6e subject u he
F.sat q The city council 3 any time there
H;tsr - repeal chang. or modify TIE said
grant. y the franchise granted thereby -
not oPerztst IN accordance with the proyt-
Meas thereof O. Al 4ll- aaa eyeTy ordinance
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RESOLUTION NO. IA - PROPOSED
Amendment No. s-A resolution and
proposition 20 amend Section CT Arti-
cle III o, the city Charter. and for TIE
submission 81 such propossd amendment
10 the qualified voters OF the city al no
next general election.
BE Il resolved by the City Council CT tho
CITY u Seattle:
That Section Of Article VIII 81 30
CITY Charter OF The city Of Seattle -
amended 80 ss TO read follows:
section ]. There snail be. and ia here
b. created a board OK public works. wnica
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FREIGHT OVER WHITE PASS.

orly 81 4 pound. To Lake Bennett. Apply
Immediately 20 William Mccormick at Sc
attic Trading Co. lls First avenue south.
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Amenduen: No "A resolution and
proposition 70 amend See. - Of Article
VIII. OF the City Charter. and FOR the
submission OF sGcn proposed amendment
10 tle qualified voters OF the ely ~ the
next general election.
be IL resolved BY the City Council OF the
City OK Seattle:
That Sec. IL os Article VIII. u the cry
Charter or the city OF Seattle be amended
80 a. 10 read as follows.
Sec. u. Subdivision !. The mnna OF
payment nv bonds SHAH be follows AZ
ter the city council mas uy ordinance or
dered or authorized the irnprOv gneat and
not more tnan twenty DAYS after the con-
tract therefor mas been iet, an estimate
and roll shall De made and returned and
c9Frec lions be made therein and notice
tcle governing local !mEruse meuts Enada
under Inc immediate payment plan and
me cost and expense % Slch irnuroV sTrieut
snail De charged aga!ns. the lots and par
Gels Ct land n the local Improvement dis
irlct % De created b. the ordnance au-
tnor1zing ths Improvement I'm ta~ method
prescribed - sections il and u 81 fhis ar
tlcIs- contracts shall ~ made aai assess
msHts levied and collected 10 she same
manner - Is provided Ia this article for
the ieVy.ng and collection OF assessments
wnere payment Is provided 10 De made ny
the mode Of immediate payment, EXCEPT Is
oiasEW.ss provided herein.
- >dtFisiDD =. The city council shalt by
ordnance provide taat the entire cost and
expense Of sllca lnpgoy sment shaI De paid
BY bonds o. tae local IuQT3v ne ~ HEsfr5r+
cFc4teG tor sal3 improve naent 20 be ts~Espa
such ocEds % - issued and ssl4 * neFr-
matter provided Such bonds szsll - tnelr
terms 10 made payable on or bstore a date
10 Dc hxsd ~ the city council in such Or
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOR SALE.

READ ADVERTISEMENT OF Crystanized
Eggs. Ninth page.
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ALASKA-KL0NDIKE WANTS.


MALMOs KLnSDIEE COLLECTION
OF extra early vegetable seeds We have
been sending these varieties OF SEEDS 70
Alaska for the last FIVE years. and
know that they viii grow there, where
yegefa o&e= are worth almost their
weight IN gold Twelve fun packages.
with full cultural directions. for osc-
AsImo a. Co. 4ls Second avenue, near
Madison street.
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CLAIMS for sale. ou csch OF the three
propositions vs. only waut small cash
payments: owners VIII take you in. pat
yoi or claims and take balance OF pay
ment of bedrock
s. ssl 5ao~fe3t fractional claim on Ameri-
can side. adjoining claims pauning 81 per
DAY 10 man.
s. .sts,-ie interest IN fan claim on American
side on, OF which t0eo vas taken last
year
$500 < interest IA enc of the best claims
on Quartz ar sek.
Remember we only want small cash pay
ments. Owners can he seen at our eff
fee Louis Rexford 4 Co SIS Bailey
building Telephone. Main 42G
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TICKET BROKERS.

RAILWa~ AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS
Tickets TO and from all parts OF the
world At reduced rates. special rates 10
Thurston l0s Cherry street
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TYPEWRITERs.

TYPEW RTTERS-Try the new hall-hear
Ing DenSmore. new model Caligraph or
new No. Yost before purchasing a tyne
writer Seattle Typewriter Exchange
Ga FITS avsnue. 'Phons. Main 20
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MESSENGER SERVICE.

RING THE 20. h" BOX for messenger,
Western Union and Great Northern iele-
grams hacks. gurneys. and EXPRESS
wagons: quick service. Telephone. Man
$50 Ga Second. Branch Queen CITY
Laundry.
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MERCHANT TAILORs.

TANON MERCHANT TAILOR t4I5
First avenue. Fine imported goods. Suits
made TO order.
CHOY CHUNG CO. lt15 Second between
Pike ana Union. Prices reduced
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RESOLUTION NO. les - PROPOSED
Amendment No. "a resolution and
Sec II of Article VIII. Of the city char
ter. and for the submission OF such pro-
posed amendment 10 the qualified voters
OF the city at the next general election.
BE II resolved by the City Council of the
City Of Seattle.
That subdivision Of Sec II Of Article
VIII. OF the City Chatter be amended SO
as 10 read follows:
Subdivision /. Whenever the public in
terest or convenience may require the
city council Is hereby authorized and en-
powered TO order the whole or any part of
the streets. lanes. alleys squares or places
OF the city graded or regarded TO the Off
cial grade, planked or replanked paved
or repaved. macadamized or rernacadam-
lied. gravcled or regraveied. piled or re-
pied, capped or recapped. and 10 order
sidewalks, sewers. manholeS culv.rts
bulkheads. retaining walls water rrsire
curling and crosswalks TO be constructed
or repaired therein and 20 order any or
al work 10 be done which shall ne neces-
sary TO complete the whole or any portion
OF the streets. sidewalks. lanes, squares
alleys or places and the city Council may
levy and collect an assessment upon all
lots or parcels Of land benefited BY such
Improvements To dsfray the cost and *
rense thereof, which assessment shall be-
come first lien upon all property liable
therefor prior and superior 10 all other
Hens and encumhrances"
And be Il further resolved that the fore
gong anne ndTnent be and the same is here
- - '.'At. Asp ~ t34G NnAi&itru voters OF me
city OF Seattle for their ratification or re-
lection at the next general election to be
held March Sth. Is9s
Passed the City Council the sih day OF
January lsSe. and signed by me I'm open
session In Authorization OF its passage
this attn day OF January isaa.
THoS NAViN
President pro TEN OF the city Council
Filed by ne this 4th day OF January, 1888.
WILL ~. PARRY
Clerk
Date OF first publication. January g. 1893.
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS.

SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY.
engineers and contractors: bridge build
ing dredging. harbor improvements and
general contracting. Charles street and
First avenue south.
SEATTLE BRIDGE COMPANY builders
OF bridges for railroads and highways:
pile driving trestle and wharf building
6l2 Seattle National Bank building
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DRESsN AkING.

NINE CARLEIGU DAVIS. az New york
civ hss opened show rooms AZ Its So
CnA avenue. with a line OF street ara
evening dresses robes etc
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COPPER RIVER Schooner I1arri leaves
aHeu, March Z f1r For; N4ldcs. Apyiv
room p. Sullivan building
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COPPER RIVER TRANSPORTATION

4 FEW more tickets left for Copper
river. schooner sails saturday. ths, ism
Louis \. HeNford s. co. Sl5 Bailey build
lag Phone Malp An
FOR COPPER RIVER Schooner -. Law
renee wtl sail about h. aruary % por
Passage sVplv To AlusNorth 8, Dunn. fott
81 pike street.