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Creditors Of Horn Put n Shcriff's Keeper in
KroIrs Liquor Saloon.

Creditors Of Horn Put n Shcriff's Keeper in
Kroll's Liquor Saloon.
Deputy shcrifr RIM received yesterday at
taohments for 500. O41 against Simon 4 Jacob
Korn. which were obtained BY E,nstein
& Townsend on the ground that the
defendants have disposed OF or Sc
ereted their property. The attachments
are In favor Of three Austrian banks.
II was stated that these banks had paid to the
Austrian Government taxes due by Simon 4
Jacob Korn. who were distillers and lqur deal
at Saybus sch. In Galicia. the be ks having guar
anteed the payment and the arm having failed
to pay. 10 was also stated that Jacob korn.
who Is . son Of simon. had disappeared from
his homo on July Il, 1887. and that subse-
1uently a, creditors trnstse was appointed for
s9So. 900 and th tie assets $50 ocO' '''''e' WOW
this country The Sheriff served the attach
ments on two banks here. but ID was stated
that they did not have the name OF jacob Korn
on their books. 4 keeper was also pnt in the
liquor saloon OF Knoll 4 Aarcns at 1873 Maiden
Lane. hut tho business was not In terfered with
Jacob Knoll says he owns the place. but the
sheriff was informed that the license lie in the
name Of Aarors The similarity OF the name
81 jacob Korn and Jacob Kroll Is referred to.
The latter was supposed 10 the trade to be the
capital list OF the saloon. and II was understood
that he cnmo here from Austria about two
years ago and purchased the saloon In May,
1893. 1t was also intimated at that time that
he had inherited 100000 from Austria.
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DIVIDES sI,5oo,ooo BEFORE DYING.
Sylvester j. Curtis Leaves Another Million
Undivided.

Sylvester j. Curtis Leaves Another Million
Undivided.
Sylvester Johnson Curtis. a member OF the
New York Stock Exchange since 1867. died
after a lingering illness from BriGhts disease
at his homo. 30 West Twentieth street. ysster-
day morning. He was born at Meriden. Conn. =.
on September 80. 1926 He retired In 1878.
Ho was n prominent dealer In bonds and
laid the foundation for large fortune in tho
panic of 1873.
About SIX moaths ago he distributed among
the members OF his family. consisting OF his
wife, his son. Thomas h., and his daughter. II.
Louise. moro thnn Sl,5O0.QOO in bonds. In
addition, no leaves n residuary estate esti-
mated at 81. 0OO.OOO
Mr.. Curtis was very proud OF his success rs a
business mau; 1t Ia related Of him that when
young man he had offered to him the treas
urership OF a large concern. which he decli in ed
but which his brother George accepted. His
brother five years later WAS rated a millionaire.
and Mr.. Curtis's friends called attention t. the
CIRCUMSTANCE. declaring that he had made a
mistake. When he himself hecame a million
alrc he Was pleased to consider that his Judg-
ment had boen vindicRted.
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Died From n Tooth-PuiI,ng.

soUTH ORANGE. N. j.. Sept. 25.-Robsrt W.
Redman Of South Orange. former en- ployes in
the City Surveyors ONCE. In Newark. died at
his home last night from blood poisoning.
which resulted from the extraction Of tooth.
Mr.. Redmah was 80 years old He was mar
ried and had one child short time ago he
had q tooth extracted. but no III results were
noticed until recently Then the jaw began to
swell.
Dr. Knowles was called In and an operation
WAS performed. but tho patient got but littlc
was called in consultation. He was pTepar ing
to perform another operation yesterday. but
the patient was too weak
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THE Bosroy AVID A1sAxY LEASE
President Bliss Says Positively That No
Better Terms viii He offered.

Better Terms Will he Ohorod.
Boston. Sept. 25.-President William Bliss.
OF the Boston and Albany Railroad, issued .
statement to-day declaring that the use OF his
name on the directors ticket prop osed by the
Protective Committee was wholly unauthorized
and against his expressed wishes and request.
He says he cannot accept IN election on that
ticket and viii stand on or fall with tho present
board. He said later in an interview:
The Board Of Directors as at present con-
stituted ia willing to stand or fall on this ques-
tion Of the lease. They secured the very best
terms which could be offered. and l may say
that no better terms will be offered by the New
York Central. OF which am director. Another
thing. the gentlemen OF this comm ittee should
toward the public as well as to the stock old
ers. We must make hlehse that will be accepted
by the Legislature. As for the matter OF bonus
can say that no offer has been made, or will
be made. giving tho Boston and Albany stook-
holders bonus OF course, the plen that by
holding of the shareholders Of the. road would
got q great deal more money has been potent
committee. But 1t renaine to be seen whether
or not they will be able to do this"
Samuel Hoar. counsel for the road, snid to-
New York Central which he will read at the
Meeting on Wednesday. and which declares
that no better terms will be made. The Pro-
tsetiva Com mittee seems 70 thinx. however.
reached. and r. Jefferson Coolidge Jr.. Of the
committee. 10 In New York, where Il is safe he
10 in conference with tho Vanderbilts. endeav-
orin 4 to obtain better terms.
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Cotfes was quiet, but firm and higher. Prices ad
vanced on loca. and European buying. There was
rule
NAVAL sronEs-spirits of turpeutine. 5oA05lo.
Common TO good strained rosin, 81. 2soel.27h:
oonen.ntai renned, So. Pori was steady '' a;
ses,a,So Meats Tsre steady: picked hams.
Tsllor 5he. Dressed hogs. sfS7e. Bntter-crsam-
ory western. extra 2so: DO arsts 2le21e.: state;
cream: small, colored fancy. llAsl11ac: do. white
1la&llAc; large. colored. lie; do. white. loAo
EKgs-State. Pennsylvania and Western. zoe sc.
Chicago. Sept 3o:-"Provsiops wero easier early on
realizing sales. but recovered and closed Arm
There was an increased investment demand for
January product. with English packers the leading
suGAR-Raw was quiet AZ 4 b-ieo for % test and
p1s.iao. for 50 test. Sales Of $50 bags molasses
90 test. at p-16o. Refined was quiet and un-
changed, but unsettled I'm tone.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY, Rept. %.
The stock market 10 beginning already to
feel the effects OF tho approaching unusual
suspension OF business at the end OF tho week.
Neither party TO the speculation cares to have
extended ventures outstanding over q triple
holiday. Both apparently began to curtail their
operations to-day and In consequence the deal
ines were tho smallest in two or three weeks
The tone OF the market was heavy throughout.
As rule the best prices were made at the
opening. The decline was sluggish until
the last half hour when an advance In
the rates for money on call to 10 per cent.
encouraged the advocates OF lower prices to
sell the moro active shares with good deal Of
confidence. The indications are that the rate
for money quoted above was entirely unneces-
sary. II was made BY the demands OF u COM
paratively small number OF brokers, who
presumably had placed q favorable construc-
ton upon Saturdays bank statement. and
therefore. expected a marked relaxation
: IN the money market. This view was
encouraged to an extent by the course
OF the money market until the last hour OF
business. for the tone was rather easier than
H. has been OF late and there was q fairly good
supply OF funds at tho legal rate. The con
Germs that paid the extremely high rates had
only themselves to blame for their experience.
Money will doubtless continue at full figures
the re- ainder OF the week, as preparation are
made for the interest and other payments due
Oct !. London was n OF a perceptible factor in
to-days security market as trading on the
Stock Exchange there is practically at
o standstill. finding fresh DEVELOPMENT
in the South African situation. and also
because OF the fortniRhtly settlement which
Is now at hand. The heaviest dealings
as for some time past were In Brooklyn Rapid
Transit. 1t supplied nearly one-fourth OF the
, total transactions After maximum fuctua-
lions Of four points It closed IL per cent.
lower than on Saturday. sustaining not moro
than the average net decline OF the usually 40.
tive stocks. The conspicuously weak features
were Sugar Refining American Tobacco. c.. B.
4 Quincy and Atchison Preferred. or news
affecting values there was very little and none
OF sufficient Importance to account for the
movement OF prices. which must DO referred to
the general con siderations already noted and to
speculative conditions. A period Of hesitation
after the sharp recovery OF last week 10 OBJ
viously due and the weak hess Of the marketat
the close would seem to foreshadow q further
recession In prices.
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ATrACR ON FULTON S rREEr PED LERs.
Grand Jury Present Them and Ask to Have
tho street Cleared.

The Grand Jury yesterday handed down q
presentment against the peddlers and fakirs
who make Fulton street their hoadIuarte RS.
The presentment says they crowd the street
and injure business in tho shops. delay traffic.
block the sidewalks. cause street brawls and
afford opportunities to plckpoekets. Fulton
street is the dividing line between two police
precincts. and hence there Is divided RESPONSE
hiIity for keeping the thorouGhfare clear. The
Grand Jury says:
The conditions herein described formerly
prevailed along the entire length OF Nassau
street. and after like agitation by the property
owners OF that street, an ordinance was passed
absolutely excluding all manner OF vending
and peddlinR thereon"
The Grand Jury suggests a similar ordinance
covering Fulton street.
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Court Colsndars-rhis Day.

Appellate Division-Supreme COurt-RecesA
supreme Court-AppCllato Tenn Appeals from
Municipal Court, Nos 80. - 50. 81 ~. Is, 80. Gs.
", %. 100, lol, lo2, lo4, loo. lO7 81. 81.
supreme Court-Special Tsrm-pArt I.-Motion
matters.
surroRates Court-Cham bers- Motion calendar
LinnAu. Johanna dsbhardt, Ann Hanlon. Matthias
Rchlageter. Henry Bank. Mary Mahoney, John
Frank James Mullins. wilhelminG Bohm. Casper
BubelIt3P
City ukurt-speciAl rcrn-court opens at loA. NJ
Motions.
city ,court-aenerAi Term--Appeal from iuds.
20. a. 80. 80. 81. 3h. 81, 80, Al, ~.
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The par value is $40 per share,
full paid and worcestershire.
As an Investment this stock cannot
be excelled, as it is paying dividends
Of ~ per cent. per annum and earning
in excess of 90 per cent; and to those
who do not care to make an Investment,
but simply desire quick turn, they
otfer an unequalled opportunity Of
handsome profit.
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UNITED STATES OF MEXICO
So Consolidated External Gold Loan Of 1899

23 Wall Street.
New York September 20, 1899.
Three months interest due October LIST. 1890, on
bonds OF the above issue will be paid on and aftes
that date Holders Of our temporary certificates
representing said bonds may collect such interest
upon presentation Of their certificates at our once,
in order that payment may be stamped thereon.
j. T.. MORGAN CO.
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COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY. Sept 25.-GRAIN.-wheat-Sp was
frmer Sales 424. 900 bushels. mainly for export
here and at tho outports No. / northern Du-
luth 4c. over Dec. Z, o. b. a6oat: No l hard
Duluth exc. over: No. northern New York
2Ac. over. Tho Northwestern receipts were
1891 cars. against 1852 last week and 1893
last year: Chicago 292. against 237 last week
and 312 last year. Futures closed &c. to Tc
higher with sales Of 5.075.O0O bushels. After
Change December on curb was 77<e. Prices
as follows:
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Pennsylvanin's New suprem. Q .urt Judge.

HARRIsBuRo. Pa. Sept. 25.-J Hay Brown OF
Lancaster. the Republican candidate for Sa-
preme Court Judge, was this afternoon ap-
pointed by Gov. Stone to the vacancy on the
bench created by the death OF Judge Henry ".
Williams OF Wel!sboro. Mr.. Browns appoint.
ment gives him seniority over Judge s.
Mestrezat OF Uniontown. Democratic nominee
for supreme Court Judge. and will preyent the
latter from attaining the rank OF Chief Justice
II Mr.. Brown should serve his full term.
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Decidedly higher Liverpool cables. continued dry
ss,SS s. e 1'sSi: n
P,ean and local short. gave prices .trons upward
long
Southern and New England mills are buying on q
are also waxing up to The situation Asaysnnsh de;
interior offerings by Southern mills is being felt BY
And sH ;nS hsr:
for tn; p.ioe Hhich nidSias may ee%msnd i've
I s Sisss H. SSsE to saysnss n ~
to be clean, free from lint and such =. tho mills
are GLAD 70 take At the prerhiling prices. phila-
i've; q ~ sSg1s5n cS,JSn sDSnss
discussing questions which may result in tempo.
s sarg shutting down large Der Of ml, a: TIE
days III. pics Of so,Sn s BE- .s .d TO i
ss na =, so%psrea Nth esn now p,ss,snr
ths m ii. at los. Or 70 shut dovn eatir.iy Should
MIL: such TGsa asSs' lSS
ate, an remote eontIn cency and. in any event.
ns; sRe ~ 81
the ss Ss Thu
.nS a.s f.a ssss IN e'e ESQ
those o ss port
American mil. Would have e buy 3. 90 900 bales
Sept. 20 1--we hear nothing but bad crop reportsIn
TT We and ourselves quite balish RELIABLE interior
About all gins are running on full time. Receipts
will not be free until Oct. Macon. Ca, Sept III -
I'VE are not making any big crop here-the worst I
have seen In several years experience.
CorFEE.-Rio on the spot Was steady At 6Ipc. for
No. 7. No sales. Futures dvanced TO 10 points
and closed steady. sales 1870 bags: Hayre ad
higher American Tsrssouse s d.ii"erio. last wssf
1880 bags. against so.s13 in the previous week
and $50, 1874 last year. Rio steady at 1875 refs
advance receipts 17.ooo stock. 3s<. 900: exchange
23-3ad.. an advance Of 1-s3d. Santos declined 100
refs receipts $4,000 stock .147.ooo. Prices here
as follows:
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-1iridrnds aud SmtcrfGt.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
COMPANY.
RE.sURER's OFFICE. NEw YORK Sept. 10, 1890.
the Board of Directors. at meeting held this
day, have declared a dividend OF TWO PER CENT.
on the preferred and comm IN stock payable ct the
ONCE of the Company. on the 2nd day OF October
next to stockholders OF record at the close Of bus
ness on the 28rd day OF September. 1899.
The closing OF tho transfer books for this. and
subsequent dividends that may be declared 10 dis
pensed with until further notice.
A further resolution was adopted et the same
meeting OF the Board providing FOR distribution.
on October 2nd. 1924. OF $500. 900 OF the Dom.
pAny surplus at the rate of SI2 per share ell
stockholders Of record at the close OF bu on
the 28rd day of September 1899.
F. " W. RossrTEn Treasurer.
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Once of American Ice Company.
laa u oSI q

- New York, Sept. FL, 1902
quarterly dividend OF ONE AND ONE.HALP
TER CEN on the Preferred Stock of this Com any
has tins day been declared. and will be payable
October l4th lS to stock holders of record at the
Gloss Of business October I'd. 1899,
Inc transfer Books OF the Preferred Sock will be
closed from j. NJ. October I'd, 1922 until 1000
A. NJ, October 18th. laap
Dividend checks will be mailed to stockholders Of
record unless otherwise instructed.
J. T. SPGOULL, Treasurer
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Big Cigar Company Organized.

TRENTON. n. j.. Sept. 25.-The United States
and Havana Cigar Company filed articles OF
incorporation hore to-day. The company s
authorized ca pital stock is sl5. 900. 900. one
third OF the amount Is preferred stock. with
per cent. cumulative dividend The COM
pany Is authorized to grow tobacco and manu-
iacture cigars, cigarettes and tobacco In all its
forms. The incorporates are Leighton Cal.
kins. Albert 3. Bard. Henry W Mayo and
Augustus A. Vanderpoel. all OF Jersey City.
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The chances are very much moro than favor
able for lllinR your Hotel or Boarding House
with desirable visitors II you place your adver-
Using In TIE SUN'a columns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-26
moysment to.dsy Va. A. foIioWs,

Augusta shipped TO. day 100 bales; Memphis. 3a7e;
o. Louis. LAT; Cincinnati, 8oT, and Houston,
included trace at savannah, Ga. The Signal Ser
VICE prealch showers Tor the ATLANTIC and eastern
Guf STATED. New Orleans advanced n points on
January. Futures here advanced IS to 1s points.
but lost part closing steady at net advance OF
1 AZ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-26
AMERICAS NATIVE CoMu,xy

49, gay; New ~ III. . tpt, -, 1880.
,,.-, :, DIVIDEND No. y.
TiRS Ip5nTe BIZ d,yidend q ONE AND THREE QUAR-.
GI,nn,nnnnn OrSI. On tue prefer, ell stucI OF this
isp 10 s,a nss been de, PAYABLE oobsr 18Th
M Ness, Oct 2 1852 Tho transfer hooks viii Il SO
Mondsyy' O 0t lsaA at oclocE P. NJ, and reopen
"'' Wv TO- lSHl ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ
e. Il. CHAPMAN, Treasurer.
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aFanted.

STocK EXCHANGE-Bookkeeper would like posi-
- ton; best OF references furnished. NJ r. g.,
3%lA Madison st.. Brooklyn. N
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NATIONAL WALL PAPER coMpAN ny,

40. AS, APO. 422 BrOo me Street
The p,..a -, -. Ew YORK cry, y, y.
,sriY Soard Of DTectors has declared that quar-
ortoSs stock Of this company be paid on
EShecks VIII he mailed from this oelce
drahstcr books will DO closed on Septennb.r 2Z
loSO ana reopen on October q iSIvt ~
tEORfE W. WHITE Secretary.
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MINING MACHINERY h CHALMERS,
WI 80 Broadway. New York, manufacturers of
mining and smelling machinery. Estimates on min
Ing milling and smelling supplies promptly fur
nished.
MINING hACHNERY-UnsXcsllsd In sfnoisnoy.
m OATES IRON WORKS. IL Broadway.
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new YORK ZINC COMPANY.

No. WALL STREET,
NEW YORK. Sept. 20, 1899.
The Board Of Directors hsve this day declared the
regular monthly dividend OF ONE PER CENT. upon
the capital stock of the New York Zinc Company,
payable Oct. I'd at the office of the company. Tran.
fer books will close on sept Ist at IL NJ. and will
open Oct 4th. at lOA VI.
CHARLES C. woLcoTT. Treasurer.
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incI'd'R gold reserve $3.50. 454. POI s2ss.1a1.27o
Money in London ~ per cent Rates OF dis
count in open market for short and three
nonths' bills. 8. per cent Amount OF
bullion gone into the Bank Of England on
balance to- dar. $1,000, Paris advices quote 3
DER cent at 10Oirancs go centimes EXCHANGE
on London. IS francs 27I oentimes.
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The Chicago, Rock Island l. Pacific Rail.
way CompRny,
OFFICE OF THE TREAnuRER

A onn-+orlv ,,,,1o,, UHIICASu sept IHth I6Nn
pare november LIST next to the shareholders OF this
Transfer Books. " " ''H@ VI NV
re Iransfcr Books will be closed at three O'Clock
4: ~ on the 2ath day Of September aud re-oppne ed
alto O'Clock A. NJ. on the viii dny OF o ,t1ber neIt
+. T. HhYSF Treasurer
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phoIhNAf, NEW foAE. September H. 1902.
AZ meeting OF the Directors of the American
TTWWnpur.RnR Roaming Go. a dividend OF ONE AND
thhEE w hlERS PER CEN /. on the Preferred
Is n STOCK vas declared. payable October 10Th,
s"s, 70 stpckhoiders OF record twelve o'clock noon,
"ttpteihner som, 1870. The transfer books will
oelooer llth. EDWARD BRUSH Secretary
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-04
THEIR NAMES WERE mrsUsED.
Two Passengers on the Alameda Were
wrongfully Suspected Of Stealing
the $500

SAN FRANCISCO. June at seems
that remarkable mistake has been made
In connecting Willard Reed Green ana
John II. Porter with the disappearance Of
the ssS.ooo from the strong room Of the
steamship Alameda. which arrived last
nighs from Australia. Green purchased
tickets for himself. wife and Porter at
Sydney. all In his own name and tickets
were issued to him and Porter. the cor
rect names being used In making up
the printed passenger list after leaving
port, the names we're printed as willard
Reed and wife and J. H. Reed.
Il was this circumstance which caused
Messrs Green and Porter to be Inter.
rogated by the police when they arrived
here. II was s6on shown that they mad
absolutely no connection with the matter
and they were completely exonerated.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-04
Estimated at a Quarter Million
Dollars STARTED by Gasoline
Stove Explosion.
wARDNER NINE TROUBLE
Impeachment Cases Against Sheriff
and County Commissioner Soon to
Commence Mines Opening.

REPUBLIC. wash, June IA dlsas-
trOus FIRE broke out here a. six O'Clock
this morning and before the flames were
brought under subsection. the damage
amounted to a quarter OF a million OF
dollars. At noon today the business por'
ton Of the town is a mass Of smouldering
ruins. while on three sides are rows OF
soordhed buildings marking the path
Of the flames. The FIRE fighting appara-
tus could not check the blaze and ii was
only used to save some OF the buildings
outside OF the fire zone that were smoking
and breaking into flames at times
The fre started by the explosion Of a
gasoline stove in the siegel building on
Clark avenue. where some men we're
cooking breakfast. 1t spread Om the
ives, side OF the street TO Brownies res
taurant and south 10 the Republic Trad
ing company's store. On the west side.
two entire blocks were destroyed.
The first powder was used to blow up
the building occupied by Alexander's law
office on the opposite side OF the cross
street from the Percy building, Then
the latter building was sent skyward and
the flying brands scattered the fire to
the buildings on the east side Of Clark
avenue.
II is rumored that two opium fends
were burned in one OF the buildings. No
authenticity is given to the report, and
1t is impossible to learn where the sup.
posed victims were located.
Twenty-eight buildings are ruined.
They were occupied by the following
firms; Republic Trading Company, Coeur
d 'Alene saloon Manila saloon. Spokane
Candy Company. Spokane Cigar store.
Butte saloon, Bert Harris saloon. Percy
McPherson's real estate office,
Republic barbershop, McKinney's tailor
shop. BNvinskfs bazaar, Montana saloon.
Log Cabin saloon. Browns restaurant.
Hecks saloon, Belkeld Bros. drug store.
J, d. Norris drug store damaged only)
Burke building (used as county hosp.
.all Madam Gildon's boarding house.
Best Bros, building. A. w Strong &
Company cigar store, Republic bank.
Eckstein's jewelry store. Eureka News
Company, Jones Club saloon, Spokane
,es'aurant, United states barber shop,
New York Kitchen, Roses grocery,
Brady dry goods store and the Dewey
'aloon.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-04
MARIE WAINWRIGHT wEps.
Is Married TO Franklin Roberts. the Act
or, at St. Georges church.


NEW YORK. June a-There was
quiet little marriage at -. Georges
church last night The bride was Marie
Wainwright the well known actress ana
the groom was Mr.. Franklin Roberts.
an actor. who was Miss wainwright's
leading man this last season in '.Shall
We Forgive Her. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Cheatham, and only
a very few Of the most intimate friends
OF the pair were present. DR.. A. J. Witt.
son was best man. and the Misses
Slaughter, the actress daughters by
former. marriage, attended their mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Rob.
erts' daughters viii sail for London to-
day. They will spend the summer abroad
and will pass much OF the time on the
Thames.
Miss Wainwright is daughter OF Com
modore Wainwright and granddaughter
OF Bishop Wainwright who was very
prominent American divine.
Mr.. Roberts is an English actor. who
hsa been playing in America for the last
few years.