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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-22
TO MARRY ACTOR.
Miss Webster, Boston HelTess,
viii Wed William Sampson
! Whether or No.

= Boston, Aug. 22.--The exclusive society
circles of this city have just received an
other of those shocks which threaten 70
make raging volcano OF historic Boston
Common.
Mary G. Webster, one of the ultra-fash-
ionable set in the way-up strata. has em-
phatlcally announced that I'm spite of pa
rental opposition she will be married on
Aug. % to William Sampson. an actor.
who achieved some degree OF prominence
In Augustin Dalys company in New York
several years ago.
Miss Webster. who Is an heiress In her
own right, is the daughter OF Frank q.
Webster, the junior member OF the Dig
banking firm OF Kidder, Peabody a. Co.,
which concern also has a bank in the
Wall Street district of New York.
Mr. Webster is not only millionaire,
but he is man of prominence In the
political. banking and social circles OF
the city.
HELD OFF TWO YEARS.
For two years he has prevented the
marriage of his daughter TO ACTOR
Sampson. but at last the young woman
has declared herself and yesterday she
sent out the notices announcing that she
Is 10 be married TO the man OF her choice
on Aug. 20.
That the swell society folk or Boston
are shocked by these announcements goes
without saying.
Many of those I'm Miss Webster's SET
knew of her strong liking for sampson
but most of them considered IL more In
the light of a foolish girls fancy Tor
matinee hero, than the kind or passion
which outlasts years and withstands all
the wiles. onslaughts and caJolings OF
fond relatives and friends.
YOUNG WOMAN is POSITIVE.
Miss Webster was seen and said In the
most positive manner that she Is now her
own mistress. that she has plenty OF mon
ey 10 guard their domicile against tne
hungry wolf and that she VIII ne Mrs'
Sampson or nothing on Aug. y
william Sampson was for seVerai years
a member OF Augustin Daly's forces lie
will probably be best remembered as tne
man who originated the Chinaman IN
''The Geisha.'
Previous To that creation he played
many of James Lewis roles. and from
the dav he entered Days Theatre ne
was that excellent actors understudy'
He was last season witt NI.ham II.
Cranes company I'm the production OF
David ..arum." He has been re-enBaged
for the coming season for the same role.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-22
She WAS welded
Miss Mary Cooke, Reported as
Missing From Home, IS Now
Mrs. Harry Wheeler.

A few days ago Miss Mary Cooke of
saltwater was reported missing ana
Monday was found In this city by Capt.
Horton. but she had changed her name
from Miss Mary Cooke to Mrs Harry
Wheeler.
Miss Cooke left home Saturday on her
bicycle, ostensibly TO attend a ball game
at Centredale. She met her inten led
husband and they went to Attleboro,
where they We're married by Captain
George +. Bickncll. a justice of the
peace.
After short wedding tour. Mr.. ani
Mrs. Wheeler returned to the former =
home on Lydia street, where the miss
ing young lady was found Monday by
Captain Horton.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-22
ORPHANS HAVE AN OUTING.

Nearly 300 Of the orphans from the ST.
Aloysius asylum spent today at Rocky
Point This morning. Manager Potter Of
the Union Railroad company. placed at
the disposal OF the committee a sufficient
number Of cars to transmit the little
ones from the asylum to the wharf OF the
Providence, Newport and Fall River
Steamboat company.
At Rocky Point. Manager Harrington
did all that was possible TO make the little
ones happy and as they sat at the tables
the expression OF their faces Indicated
that he had fully succeeded.
The committee in charge OF the affair
was composed OF Mrs. VI. a. Dexter. Mrs.
+. McMurough. J. J. Nolan and Charles
". Thurber.
II. Il. Miller a Co. gave a large bag Of
peanuts TO each OF the orphans before
they went aboard tho steamer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-22
BRIDE II ONLY
Father Pursued with Whip and
Called Detective, bul She
Was Married.

| New York, Aug. a2.--Prosecutors De-
tective Frank Virtue took from Jersey
City TO Newark yesterday a tweve-year-
old girl who was married on Monday to
James Johnson. of 2i7 Grand street, Jer-
sey City. by Justice OF the peace.
Christian Calling. OF Nutley. COM
planned to the police that the girl. his
daughter Emma. had run away from
home, and that he traced her on Sunday
night TO a road house at Avondale. He
was armed with stout lash, which he
intended TO apply to the girl
According 10 his story the girl was I'm
company with several men and women
W en- he found her. She saw him coming
and ran through rear door. He pursued
her across country, using the whip when
ever he could get close enough. she fl
nally escaped from him.
Detective Virtue. upon investigation,
learned that Johnston was one OF the
party at the road house, and found I'm
Jersey City. On going there the detective
found the girl in Johnson's apartments.
The two said they were married. and
produced a certificate. Virtue took the
girl TO Newark. and her father was sent
for. When he learned of the marriage
he refused to have anything more 10 do
with the girl, and disowned her. She was
allowed to go.
After leaving Newark the girl returned
to 2f7 Grand street, Jersey City, and her
husband. The couple say they were mar
ried Monday afternoon by Justice Ruker
on Montgomery street, Jersey City. The
girl looks older than her father says she
Is, and certainly appears TO be fifteen.
and says she Is eighteen.
Johnson says he has known the girl for
two years, but when he said It his wife
interrupted TO say, Two weeks. The
girl IL pretty and says she attended the
Nutley High School. and that her moth
er is satisfied now that she knows there
has been a marriage, but that her father
is still angry.
MISSIONARIES SAFE.
Boston. Aug. 22-The American Board
o. Commissioners fore Foreign Mission
aries received today y cablesram from
Chez Foo as follows:
Psalms one twenty-four. seven: Pekin
and Tung-Chow missionaries. also Chap
ins, Smiths. Wycoffs, Saved"
The Pekin missionaries are: Rev. w. s
Ament. Rev. G. Il. Ewing. wife and two
children; Miss Ada Haven: Miss Nellie
Russell; Mrs. y. l.. Mateer.
The Tung Chow missionaries who had
taken refuge at Pekin are:
Miss Mary r.. Andrews; Miss Jane G.
Evans; Miss Abbie @. Chaplin: Rev.
Chauncey Goodrich. ID. D.. wife and three
children: James II. Ingram d. wife
and two children; Miss Luella --.ner;
Rev. T.. G.. Tewksbury. wife and two
children; Rev. Howard 8. Gait and wife.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-22
WARREN.

Representative Samuel T. Peck John
Waterman, John R.Wheaton of this town
and Albert L. Calder. 2nd.. OF Providence
have returned from a fortni.Lt's vacation
trip along the coast in yach, Nathan r.
Dixon.
ST. Mary's c. r. Society at fits last
meeting voted to hold fair during the
coming fall.
The following were appointed COM
mittee of arrangements: )hn II Wardick,
Richard Tobln. John L. Sullivan. Charles
T. Winters. Maurice j. Higgins. William
Monahan. Peter Wynn. Charles j. Law
less. Joseph J. O'Leary, James Hughes,
Howard Healy and George McNulty.
a bicycle race will be held I'm town next
Saturday over mile cour@. The start
ing point will he at the corner of Main
and Child streets, down Child To Metacom
avenue through to Main street 10 starting
point. This square will be gone over
twice. The following entries have been
made: Gordon Mcdonald. James IL. Lon.
ergan. John Faulkner. Samuel Oldfeld.
Felix and Arthur Gray.
The prizes will be as follows: First
prize. cup: second prize. cup; third prize,
sweater; fourth prize, pair OF bicycle
shoes Several more entries will probably
be made before Saturday. The race VIII
be contested for by boys or this town
only.
Howard Luther of Brooklyn is spending
a fortnight's vacation with friends In
town.
Gilbert l.. Church, Jr left last even
ing for a trip 10 New York and up the
Hudson.
Earl Healy has nearly recovered from
injuries sustained in an accidental man
ner one day last week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-22
A WARNING BELL.
Placed at the Corner Of Dor
rance and Westminster StS.
by Fire Commissioners.

Superintendent cloudman. acting un-
der the direction of the fire commits
sioners, has placed a warning bell at
the corner OF Westminster and Dorrance
streets, so that the police and public may
be advised when there is a fire alarm
that calls for the use OF Dorrance street
by the fire companies at the Three Ones
station.
The bell is vibrating one. placed in
old red lantern on the southeast corner
of the two streets and can. be easily
heard above the noise OF the street.
IL will be sounded by the operator at
the central office at the City Hail. who
Will simply push button and those
passing the corner named will do well TO
lookout and thus avoid danger.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-22
WILL BUILD JEWElUY FACTORY.

Messrs J. ana VI. Davidson. represent.
dix ssoiamon Davidson. % ~ mhlseu lane.
New York. are In this vicinity looking up
lot OF land IN North Attleboro. which
they have purchased for a site for Jew
elry factory
Ihey have acquired three acres. they
state. and propose TO build this fan, n
not before.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-22
CREW AND PASSENGERS HURT.

Cleveland. o.. Aug. 22-An electric car
on the cleveland and Chagrin Fall Sub
urban line was wrecked early today near
Chagrin Falls. the crew and twelve pas
sengers being cut and badly bruised.
Five persons were seriously injured.
The accident was caused by broken
brake rod. The car jumped the track
rate of speed.
The trucks broke and the car plunged
over on Its side. Fortunately the car
struck trolley pole when II left the
track. otherwise II would have gone down
n steep cmbankment
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-22
TEMPORARY RECEIVER FOR
THE WILBUR SHOE CO.

Application was made to the appellate
division of the supreme court today for
the appointment or receiver for the
Wilbur Shoe company.
George f. Nichols was by decree of the
court appointed temporary receiver and
the case will be heard on September 18th
on the question OF appointing perma-
nent receiver.
Ira Wilbur Is the petitioner and he
asks for dissolution of the company. In
this he is supported not only by all the
members OF the company. but by those TO
whom II Is indebted.
The statement was made today that
the company would be found perfectly
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-22
DIED OF HIS INJURIES.

Arthur Goodneau, who was injured AZ
the Clyde mills yesterday noon while
fooling, died at the Rhode Island Hospital
at $50 this morning.
Medical Examiner Perkins was called
and came to the conclusion misfortune
was the cause OF death. The remains
were taken to Lippitt for burial.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-22

solvent. An overlarge stock of goods is
chiefly responsible for the present move
Trade has not been very good In the
shoe line for some time in many places
The Wilbur Shoe Company carried one
of the largest and finest stocks in this
part of the country and has severely felt
the stagnation in trade that has been so
prevalent I'm this line.
After a conference of all parties IL was
decided TO take measures TO close up the
business while the company is in con-
dition TO fully meet the claims against
H.
The Wilbur Shoe Company is the sue
cessor of the firm of Congdon e. Wilbur
Cooke & Angel are counsel for the COM
pany.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-22
TREATIES WITH SPAIN SIGNED.

San Sebastian. Aug. 22.-The treaties
between Spain and the United States re-
garding the general rights. public and
private relations. consular and maritime
relations, and the extradition OF Grim
inals, have been signed. The commercial
reciprocity treaty has not yet been nego-
tiated.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-22
ACCUSED OF STEALING S3oo,Soo.

London. Aug. &C. J. Joss. a former
clerk OF PARIS bank accused OF stealing
about 100000 from the bank In Jan. 1899.
has been committed for trial He was de-
tected I'm the act OF passing n G5 note
which was one of those stolen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-22
PIANO FIRM SUED.

srif 10 recover s25oo on alleged bpek, ,as-
6Qnnt his been bcgun by lhe 5 Schqinacker
Manufacturing dhtfpafiy against sutiiffe
a widdup OF this city.
The defendants. grc piano dealers and
the plaintiffs ma nbfacture pianos In phil
adejpbla, The ffsshlc arose OVER dealings
~ pianos. Harry Z. Curtis Is counsel for
she plaintiffs ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-22
FALL RIVERS TAX RATE.

Fall River. Mass, Aug. 22.-Fall Rivers
tax rate is $3.50 per thousand, the same
as 1898 and 1899 The total valuation Is
s7S,sO5,4l4. an increase of si.963,09i, In a
year There are 27,9Oi polls against 2e,3S0
I'm 1899.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-22

The first two tackled TO port at once.
and two minutes later the lee boat, prob
ably the Mineola. kept broad off. as If the
mast had sprung. She passed several
lengths to the leeward OF the mark again.
and rounded under mainsail. club and
jib.
I.ater-The Mineola evidently lost a
man overheard. as the yacht sent out a
small boat and is now towing IL astern.
Her tender Is also coming.
The unofficial time at the outer mark
was: Yankee, 12:47:39; Rainbow. l2As;
Virginia, 12:49
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-22
MR.. PACKARD IMPROVING.

William n. Packard. who was shot b.
his neighbor Brown. I'm Warren street.
few days ago. II still at the Rhode Islam,
hospital, and Is getting along nicely.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-22
DIED At THE JAIL.

Andrew Gallagher died az the county
jail today. lie was committed 10 await
trial on the charge OF being a common
drunkard.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-22
MISS CHAMBERLAIN MARRIED.

Birmingham. Eng, Aug. 22.-Ethei, n
daughter OF Mr.. Joseph Cha amberlain. was
married today TO MIR. whitmore Richards
OF London. Mr.. Richard IN lawyer.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-30

. monthly PAYMENTS Tor high grade organs,
CHURCHES; viii he PACKED and shipped 70 country
Il desired BRADBURY FACTORY WAREROOMS,
1925 Pa ave uoS9-tf
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Seaboard Air Line Railway

f.BLoRTDA AND WEST INDIA SHORT
LINE.D
LEAVE WASHINGTON. PENNA- R 2. station.
20 a n daily Flori4a Express sosS Peters
DlEg, Raleigh, Southern Pines PinefHIrst Cam
cen, Columbia, Savannah JackscnvtiIe, TsI3a-
aasSec and Tampa Through Sleeping ears TO
Jacksonville
6-55 P. n. daily. Florida Limited for Camden.
S-2ieEahi2. Savannah, Jacksonville, AID Tampa.
through sleeping cars % Jacksonville and
Tampa Dining Car Service.
V-95 = IL daily Atlanta Special fey Raleigh,
so1ine Pines, PiBehsFst, Charlotte, Athens,
Atianta, New ORLEANS, and al points IN ms
soatESest- Through sleepisg cars 70 Atlanta.
[eL IN tier information apply to " Il AcCoS-
!siLL. General Agent, 1854 New York ave.
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RAILEnADS.
Washington. Alexandra
and
Mount Vernon Railway

1rohn Station, PennsylyzBia Ave and Is IL st.
In eject November l, 1900
For Alezandria-Week dsys g.so 7.o4 7.zo
500 s:S5, ssSo, s;2s, 1000, 1I:oo II:So a. m,
xiZo5 1870. 12:$5, z1:05 LIS, goo, 2:3O X 3D.
80, S;59, x4:I5, AS, $50 $40, x5.2z, $40,
6:os $50, 7:o3. T:20, $50, s:45 ego, 1918,
n 20 and Il:59 ?. SuEdsys rs, 800, 9:z5,
W. l1:oo, II.50 m. 300 nocz, Z 20. 60.
1;So, zoo. 2:S1, 3s00 9:S0, $50 $50, 500 $50
~. o;S2. 700, 7:SG. SEQ S;z5 csc, I1:I5
10 and I.5o ,. N.
Ter Mount YernoR--We DIGS, $50. a.oo, 1890.
11'eQ n. zl2:o5. a -, 2:os Use $50, Il IS
a5;zi. I;05 aid o.20 p n. Sllndays. SEQ 2. m
2:o5 noon, eco, 400, 100. and $50 D n.
FOR Arlington and Aqueduct Dridea-yge eek
days $50. o. 7:2o. 500 s:35, s:5s, 9.z5, 1900
and loo a m, sI2:35 1870 SI2-a5 I,G5, y .z5
2-o9, sz:so. 2-59, ss:30, s-59, SIS 40. $50
COS. go. FOG. and 500 p n. sdn6zyz, rs.
eco, 9s45. 1870, 100, and sII:se q n 300
noon, sI2.20. 100 sI.so. 900 f2.2a, S-o3, ss.2e
$50 '4sso, 500, $3.50, 800. -e:So, 7.a3 sT:50,
and $50 p. n
Parcels carried. Baggage checked
IEzpTesz. so Arlington only
c. z ABBOT. President
}. CoLyD;. Superintendent.
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seashore Connections.
Baltimore G Ohio


Schedule in effect November g 1900
leave Washington New Jersey Ave and St
Chicago & Northwest 1880 4 III, ss.CJ p. n.
Cincinnati. s.. Louis, and indianapolis, fI9-e5
a n '3:45 ?. n. ITO night
Pi5tsburg and Cieyeizrd. 1850 4 X, $50
?. n, and ! 90 night.
Columbus ard Wheeling, SOS p n
NlncheS1er- SO q m, tS:{J, AID $50 p m
1naapolis, I7:Io, 9-s.se ls.s5 n lle.15.
isS5, and $50 P.
Frederic, 1885 900, .b959 a. n, 'I:15.
49, $50 p
Hagerstozn. .I0-15 = n and 5.Sa D m
Boyd and way points. .s;S5, -sss99 .. ~,
zI:I5- Asa. $3.50. 10 p. N
GaitherS5uTg and WY points. SIS. 500 I.
n {2.59 *sII5 $50 t.S9 SOC 5-5J.
res. e+Ie.I5. HIS p. n
Washington Junction and WY points, So.
sro-co a n, S=l.I5. 4:99 $50 p n
Baltimore. week days. Kiss, 500. G-$a, x--55,
x7-lo, xs:30. $50. xg-S9- xI0-O0 = m xIZ-I1 n.
12-I5. z1-IO. x3-p5 Z4-G1 S4-S2 4-25. NO..
x5:l9, x5:50, xs-z3 csc xS-03. xT3-c3. EGl1-59.
II % p. m. Sundays, x2;S5. x7:G5, Ss=l9. $50,
157os, z5.ie. $50, xs.55. zi07ee, yll=S3, zil;s
Royal BLUE tTvE-
Al trains Illuminated with PintSch light
BaitiHore, Philadelphia. New York. Boston,
and the East, *2:S5. <3-35 DINER, SO (8ufett-
100 (EaeT1. iil0.0o Diner n Il. sI2;i0
Diner, tI:I9 C1iner}, $3.50 (tRoyaI Limited -,
Diner. 400 6BufTetl, *5.e5 Diner. SEQ aHi
sIl:1e P. Sleeping Car open At 1920 o-clock)-
ParI6r Cars CT All day trains.
Atlantic City lilO-o0 a. "a Is-Ie neoa, and
tI:1o and 500 2. II
sDsiIy. Except Sunday -ss;Tndsx only.
xEzpress trains
Baggage called For and checked from hotels and
residences BY Union Transfer Co or orzeF5 icfs
at tickc. oiE5ces, Gle Pennsylvania Avenue north
west. New York Avenue and 18th Street, and AZ
Depot. Telephone s1cket oEicss fer B. i O Elec-
tric Automobile Cabs
F. D. UNDERWOOD D. 2. MARTIN.
ID Vice President. Mgr. Pas TrslTc-
and Gen. Manage
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day in the gear for NcrfoIk. New.
- port News. and al points South, BY the
- superb. powerful ateel palace steamers
- Newport News "Ncsfoik'' and ''w ash
- ington," on the follo4ing schedule:
LIZ. Washington $50 pm Lv Portsmouth s. 90 pm
LS AexandriR--7-o0 pm Lv. NorfoIk-----s-z5 pa
Ar ft--Monroe-7 90 am Lv. IT. Monroe % IS PA
Ar Norfolk 90 am Ar, Alexandria g 90 an
ar. Portsmouth.s-15 am Ar Washington. Z. % am
- Tickets on sale at ST. Penn ave, B. and
- " ticket Office, 619 Penn. ave-, and corner
- 18th 81 and \ Y ave. c. & o. ticket o.
flcss at 51s Penn ave and m, 1srb - :.
- s. A L ticket o4tice, i4sa n Y ave. aad
- 81 board steamers
ksFor further information sp2Iy AZ gen
eTai Offices. 7th St wharf, Wash D. C.
- Phone. $50.
uO2s-ti JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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Southern Ry.
Schedule in effect November .. 1850


Trains leave from Penna- Station
e.6i 2 m Daily. Local sOT RarrlSoz0ITG a=1
Tor Charlotte and say stations
lf-l5 4 H. Daily u. , asst AalL Steeplng
cars 10 New Orleans, Columbia, Savannah and
jacksonville. uniting at Salisbury With sleeper for
kssseville, Chattanooga, and Memphis Snd at
Charlctte with sleeper to- Augusta Solid train
Washington TO New orlsans- Dining car service.
II:S7 a N. Daily. Local for Charlottesville
4:0i D. II. Week Days. Local for Front Royal,
StTssb;srg, and HsTrizonburS-
$50 p n Daily Local for Charlottesville
SIS ?. H. Daily. y y * Fla Express Slscp-
iEg cars to Augusta with connections for Aiken
and Charleston and to savannah, jacksonville,
and Fort Tampa: Through coach to Jacksonville
Dining service
9;55 D. M Daily. Washington and Chattanooga
Limited (yis Lynchburg}- Sleeping CsTs 70 Roam
eke ROCKVILLE, Chattanooga, Memphis. and Ne1
ozlsGns- Through coach TO Memphis DIHiEs cas-
1915 p. H. Daily. Washington and Southwest
Limited Sleeping cars 70 AShcviH6, Knox
vile, Chattanooga. and Nashville, snd 70 4tlants-
Macon. Birmingham Memphis, Iontgolnery. No
bile, and New Orleans; connects AT New Orleans
vita Sunset limited Tor California DTni8V CIR
service Tourist sleeper Washington TO San FRA
cisco Mondays. Wednesdays. and Fridays
TRAINS on BLUEMoNT BRANCH
Leave Washington e;0I 4. M Gai3y, 80 p. n
week days and 6-25 p. n. SaICsys for BiGc-
mont CPS p. n. Saturdays and 4:95 2. m week
dsyx and 1l.20 p M Wednesdays and SztGr-
days only for Lees6GrS. 6.z5 P. n. week days 20
HerndoR-
Through trains from tie South arrive Washins-
ton 6:42 a m. 7.S5 4. m, Z.i5 p. n. an $50
?. m daily FroIa HaTTisoRbUrg 1I:;ss . n week
DAYS and 9:4e p n daily Fron. Charlottesville
SIS a. m and SAG p. n ds.-,yy-
Tickets, sleeping car reservations, and other Ia
formation furnished ard baggage called for and
checked from hotels and residences BY Orion
Transfer Co, orders left at Ticket Office. Is
15t'l st. NV; 81 Penna. Ave NM end at
Eo47-79
Iphons IIsf for P. R r Cab Service
FRANK s GANE0N,
Sd ' P. and Gen 8L-T-
J. n CTLP Traffic Manager.
" A TURK General PaSs'T Agent
l. S. BROWN, General Agent.
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BIRDS. D as. ETC.

YOUNG PARROTS. singing caEaries. 1nocking
birds, dogs, eats rabbits. gold fish, etc
catalogue tree. St4INID's BIRD STORE, 7l2 18th
St. nv aul2u