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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-24
DELAwARE, LACKAwANNA AND
WtoI EEN RAILROAD. 49,,

a WrrSl EHN RAILROAD.
shortest Nestibued Pullman CoacheT.
Ga. m.-BuT1lo Richacld Springs and osweg? Express
vo PATERSON Wafer qap StrOuds6urs scranton Bns
Tansye sherburnc Waterye Riehheld sprngs em:s
ilon and intermediate stations. ConnecS at anton
with trains for ptseon, Wilke,barc pansXl!e ana Nor
'r,herlsnd: AZ Buffalo with trains for the West
20 a. -Blnghsmton Mail Viz Boonton ,v... ga
stroud sbure scranton Owego, Wayefly and nlrs, con;
meets az scranton with trains for Ptoton, Kingston ana
10 p. m-scranon Wikesbarre and Plymouth En-
30 D. n. (dally-purao Limited Express, via Pater
S,rOudsbure Scranton Blnghanton, OweTo, Wa
ssor.iv Fimira Corning. Bath Wayland Danvlle, Mt
NorJis &c, arriving IN Buffalo at 80 O, n.
MV' ~ M idaily-Bu'so. Rchhe1d Springs and Oswego
Exress ioS Srouesburs Scr2nton Bnghamson cortland
Wteryie Utica Sc and all points on Buffalo Division
connects with trains for the west
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xxyssr SHORE RAILROAD. (N. Y. G. &

x1yEST SHORE RAILROAD. q. Y. G. &
station Newly or) az tolows and 20 minutes lier rom
the foot OF Jay.s Hamilton London. DETROIT
f%a dgo ao5S S5:S sS. 20 Bgd5S
Niagara rails go. 70 49, zoo 4 a. . 10 E. r. . rs
fl e, b, Od ,r?i Ri o2 BY TO- o 49,
n M nv Gat.il and Albany g 80. .75 10 100 II IS
M as AS D. M "a 100, - % % rs D m. Cranston's S,
West Point oOrppyAt NfSogtIg b. '$ 81 n ~ s2
no. 6s "a M IL ia& H., 80 Moags snd
cansds east :15 a. ~ r 20 10 b m Eesapt Sleeping
ears Gf LOUIS on ali through trains Saratoga Specie
taidTelI' Lake George III 35 a. M Cpsrior ear St.
ache daily except sunday aS 10 M Saturdays only
Ss'Oh SI lion cars 70 Bloomyic Grand Ho:c and
Phoenicla tfor KssterskilD II 200 NJ, II 35 M.
sS r. ssandssysso GRg ,,S oo ,kass;
EsE H3daS SSsSla R- saisdiS q%P
Isnvile. Cairo and Mountain House stasion, is,
AT * oanPan Nsh n sS a TO- c ssHday. S S1s
Daily except Saturday. All other trains daily except
sunday + Leaves Brooklyn Via Brooklyn Annex,
90. 1919 m sS 100 p. NJ jersey cry. =. r
s@On o 40 6srdr i s0a % az rs p M G e
Information apply ofces Brooklyn, 1898 Wasng onsc..
52S An9 S ceo d G9t &
Stations foot OF West 42ast and foot OF jays N. n.
~ Sve T. ESw:Yorf. -''''"'' ''''''''
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miscellaneous


" VERY one In need CT information on the subject o.
II advertising Will do well 10 obtain copy OF .Book
for Advertisers aOS pages price one dollar. Mailed
postage paid. on receipt OF price Contains careful
COMPILATION from the American Newspaper Directory OF
eli the best paper, and class Journals gives the cir
ton about rates and other matters Pert2nlng 70 the
business OF advertising. Address ROWEI4LS ADVER-
Using BUREAU. 10 Spruce.st, n. Y
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Fam 6rhools.

,-rc,ro The Thjrtv.third
~ UNINbkSlIf Year begins De-
LAW SCHOOL tobsr / 1891.
Corner, LIB; also foF new graduate couTsesl LIN
For catalogues. showing reorganzed faculty, address
PROF. /. F. RUSSELL,
Equitable Building, l20 Broadway, New-10rK:--
TEF NETWORK LAW SCHOOL. 100 BROADWAY
New.York City-Aunual session opens Qetoor i991,
Two vear., course leading 70 degree OF LII t. IuNoh
Zoe 500 "Dwieht Method" Of instruction. For csNa'
logues address GEORGE CHASE. Dean.
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RAILROADS..
NeV-YOrE & Lone Branch Railroad.

SUMNER SDIELU Ia.
Trains leave New YORK for Red Bapk, Long Branch,
Ocean Grove Ashugy PoiN 1n1 Point Pleasant: oo
40 5 80 (expTesJ 90 30 leNpress, 80 800
y, M sundaya o Is II 80 a. HI. ( :06 p. N.
From loot 81 Corhndt or Desoro.ses Sta 80. 7:1n.
except Rcd Bank;. 30 express, 5 10, 100 p. m
IUndavS. 10 . Az .. m. 0 rs y. N.
Gro'e RUFUS BLoDGETT.
eupt. y. ! and L. H. x. Il.
II. p BALDWIN
0enp Pass Agent Z. X. II Co OF N L.
i. II. WOOD.
1snl Pass. Agent Penn. Il. n
A DvEHTISENE EXITS FOR THa NETWORK TRIB.
"A uNE WILL III RE- EIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES, 40. lsSs Broadway, Ihifly.A rst.G
Il.0 Bto9dyoy. csmer 2gib.st. gnr >. m; 3'o West
ave, corner Fourtenust. go 1hrdaye, corner Forty:
seventh.st GO Thlri.aye.. near siAn 1rSts LOS
l15o Ninth ave. tor 72dst % LbeTtyst ~ Avenue A.
Onehundfcd and twenty hfth st.. NJ 20 No.. and 200
west Observation-Disclosures hfh-st, at regular ONCE
rates.
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T. RE III N Z 5.

~. =. :. u. LIN! ~ e.. 81 b:
fs:s ssSs.
e sa o1 asr053f SisaS0 ana al points west sSd ans
a3s aei lake OF is
gsv. q st %G49'lni loot 5
fellow tSIE, vest seu 2Sdst
rum WESTERN DAY ExPREss.
Pvs N!sgae o Falls e h END Ss'p slssps
2:ODssyiIIe 20 Cincinnati Connects at Port 'ervis ID
noiun station, except Sunday, Tor MohVeeno'
yEsTIBULED LIMITED.
no Rs vita Sn Sr' car aE' 70 CSicsgs sssD
70 Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
On p NJ except snndaJ.For pars Jesy.,
49,, cor saturdays for Monticello
CuIcAeO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS
Daysold Ss,n to ehSaso 81 s.s Ssis
Hvralo Rochester, Toronto and Chicago
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
on chssasSSa S Lsss ana % s SSa
Chicago anu FOR PORT !ERyIs
WEE DAT s5 !. mn m ss' = 100"
?; M NJ. 30 T P me- s. SO p IN
w EEn Gas D. n. D. M. D. M sundays-e 9 M
p "' saTUrpAY SPECIAL TRAINS.
,,,nAvs ONLY 10 80 D. N. l23dss IL 400 fcl
SAIDhMnpS. 40 Q. N. (23dst :25) for HawtAons'
ia D. m. br Port Jervfs'
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
,ys AND TIMETABLES may obtained frost
ncSet ofces Also copies simmer HomeS an
AZ seet llst Of hotels sAd boarding hou SOS
tanning S..eribnc Vicinit- Of New YORK; 'Chau&uqu"
Ilonaess;, ,uvenir'i and dSummcs Excursions" s =,
.1,Tcw Frs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATES ssi
III Ar and s57 Brosiway, Chambers ana wee,
Ferries New.YorS 1871 and 33S fgtonss 9 TSd,o,.
~ rasdyyay Williamsburg; corner newark anu -,
~ ~ Mobokcn and Jersey CITY Station haa s ND rad.
,nanV calls for cheeks baggage from NOTES. aN
denSeS W. c. RINEkRSoN, General Passenger Asen~
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Sclp UanteJ

~-~-~~~~~~No|~~~~~ ---~ ~-
Males
VIZ ANTTD. Gentleman Office assistant; salary 800
W railway paid enclose seaddresscd stamped
envelope MANAGER Box 532 Chicago.
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Mem pnblirations

Tsbteenth Edition post paid for 2os. or stamps 4.
THE HUMAN HAIR; Why 1t Falls On 4;
pXRRTR' A. NJ LONG & co, / ,o13 Arch-st-, Phils Pa
aEycry one should read this little ook."-Athenaeun.
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE,

FOR LONG BRANCH QUEAN GROVE, &C.
FROM PIER s, y. Il, Fo9T QE hESI0MK o ST.
Beach Long Branch az 30 10 As o. m, y oo m q
Saturdays only), S:45, 30 $50 D. m. sundays s'o
For Atlantic Highlands, a. 80, 100 n 90 sH
80. 80 D. m. Sundays 0 80 o. m, 200 p n, n-.
For Eiberon. Ocean Grove. Asbury Park and Pgan n
Pleasant 1t 10 As Il 20 Saturdays only $50 4'oo'
80 p. m. r,, ,-.oc,. =. 4 .oo a m
10 90 m n 100 Saturdays only, 45 p. NJ. , DALI.
For Reach Haven. Atlantic City, VneInu anu pSNs''
ton 80 o. M. u 100 m. Il 90 p. M SATURDAYS ohy|'
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Gelthtrss


A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AdEN0f
"A Supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors GoVefho''e'
70 Colleges, Schools and Families. Apply 70
Mrs. N. J. YOUNG.bULIoN. % Union SQUARE
A TUTORS Professors, Teachers. Governesses Of Al
IA. branches supplied universities, colsess sin0OS M
families. Circular schools parents AlOdedn
SPOKEN. MIRIAM COYKIERE, Room -, lou oon-eS
A EVERETT STONE YALE, 1,5l1 Broadway. Private
IA. tutor; preparation for college, e0dchulg lOI fh,aid
tons Address until sept 4, fuller House. Niehne'a
Springs, Hew-YorS ----
A LIMITED NUMBER Of boys and young men pre-
n pared In the classics for coeGe o. ~ ~ cSoi
a few hours during the week. Address Ph1"E "HADO'
ATE, Tribune Ohcc.
MEXICAN Furop,nn teacher Eqtors, goGeFnesijG9
"A companions supplied to college, scho2s anu Iali,eS
free Of cfarec Apply TO Miss DONOVANS IeachefS
Bureau, 30 East 1i,h-st
n rs. TEACHERS sGppicd i2r all orSncnes IN any
~ locality. 80 FEE fJr registration. foth Iof sg1np'
T. v HUYsSOoN. Am9rlean school bureau, : ~. I.a-2=
4 CPnuIl Of dudley Buck aud a. r.. Plrsons)
Teacher or organ and Fano, Is open Tor engag nenus
Address 100 EgHth-st, Troy y. Y,
- CHERdERHORN's TEACHERS AGENCY ,a-,
- Oldest and best known In U: ). EsSaohsheu 1000
3 East iith.s y. y
~ YT0Z TFACIfIIIS5 AGENCY s4ppiles school officers
u win teachers teacher with positions. $500 . -
II. " HARRINGTON. PROP. NO. "a East 14th-se.. n Z.
wv MULTIPLICATION by college graduate; experienced
w In high school and college preparatory work Al
dress Mrs BOYER SO West 36tl-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-24
Proposals,

HASpo~"~1
ID PROPOSALS FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES FOR
L THE NAVY YARD, BOSTON, MASS.-August ~
1901 Sesiod proposals, indoI sed FToposSs tof NaNa
sepcInbcr g. 1881 ," viii be received OF the Bureau Of
Provisions and clothing. Navy Department Washington
ilcy opened Immediately thefcafte to furnish at ne N9VT
brushes cement lime. sand, tools, lamps, paints, hard
wnro. lumber, Pipe pipe covering. metals, sperm OIL &c.
The articles must conform the Nav standard and pass
thG usual naval Inspection Bank proposals. VII be
furnished upon 2noiLcaton to the townShaanC EosT b
attention Of manufacturers and dealers IL Invited 10
bids an other things beng equal decided b7 lot Inc
9 or M d a6 sm me Sfs e 9
THOS. }. LASER, Acting Chci OF bureau
ID ROPOSAIS FOR WASIITUBS TERRA
coTT 90 E9H % dEAGa i5 a4GSid NA% rd
Island Navy Yard to be opened September s, 1891 VIII
bc received the Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing
Navy Department Washngton D.: C. until IL 9'cioGE
tiereaitcr furnish Of the Navy Yard Leasu. Island
quantity OF terra Gotta. wa3htubs washstands, pumps
S.,oi naval INSPECTION BLANK proposals win BE- furnished
Navy Pay ONCE, PhlodNphI1, or % ia? bureau. The
attention manufacturers and dealers IS Invited Tie
b hS5;r an rosciVc5 TIC Fight to waive detects or to
reject any az! bids not deemed advantageous 70 the
THos. J. LAsIrE, Acting Chief Of Bureau.
WEST POINT, ~ Y. August %, 1891
tons viii ~ rcryod here until - O'Clock noon Septe-
Der %. 1871 and then opened for furnishing such Oats
and Soft wood hnay DC required during the year
1882 The T. s. reserves the right to reject any or a
proposals. All information furnished application In.
eoe; m PyGpSa 7RS s b. P9 ared PSPG' as
dressed to W. H. MILLER. CaOtain and Assistant Quar-
tcrmastcr L. s. Army.
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,,,,,-r roNnAy AUGUST a. ls9l-TWELVE PAOEo.
gn5trnttlon.
e., Rows and Young Men-Country.

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
TRINITY SCHOOL TIyS0LLoMHTDsoS' EEd Il;
Dre1G9 g sfsS SsR ct Dust
,rTTORING.-Most careful attention by eNpsrlenScse,d
tutors ssea f f. '%S5g9Dat kfp s feenmeG
T family and preparatory school limited number
OF boys 'O''' ws.hInftoa. Lltchneld County. Conn
y,,uE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. Tho Castle" New:
Es, sSs y 91S Si Oiaf'sd ~ s2Shts a.
1T7HE HIGHLAYg MILITARY hcApEMY W yOso,sc
a1 P'2 SHAW 4t'ia aqRsd 4Ia S.
AcAPnY oS 5o6 MSs yo%
England. the payment Of 500 Oneha 10 advance ara
bo Boa for &? Ssgn4as sept Send for cata
aisoS 81 Jn, 1
buildings complete labotatores superb gymna,sSSd%
P ac H. P S"
For Both Sexes-Country.
!ss.!5: ss:s $ and ;A i2s'
gnsse ehoo Fine Arts Mus 9f PSS g DRAM Violin
yo sGS soo OF Of b 1Sfisa ad Thes
PLAIN Har Instg@S Limit limited H 10 5S cae "a
Sd 'fBi .f Af%9 fSos;$ $4nssss q 81 deg:Ff
p ns so EFT to u Ga3Sia %%deS eYa
campus 0is acres. Gymnasium. Overlooking the NO MO
hawk valley. Charnins surroundings. EhRnsh Fro-
re " PAItSELL, 4. H., President. Fort Plain, n. Y
n nAPPAoUA MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE ChsPPa.gp1 ls
- n Y.-Orlcr programme for lS9l02 ana picture
Among tho hills, thlrty-two miles from New-fork.
O-ONNECTICCT LITFhARY INSTITUTION, Sqineld.
l. prepares for college and ousi'
ness; 80 free scholar-hip'; opens september "a
r,isT GREENWICH ACADEMY
EFoundcd 1902. Both Sexes. On Nsrrag1nset Lay
Steam heat Electric light Endowed. Twelve courses,
$500 year. September 1st. For illustrated Catalogue
write -
REV. +. D. BLAKESLEE, D. o., East Greenwich, ~ l:
n EDDIE INSTITUTE, HIGHTsTowN, y. J. IT,.
L Is In Faculty Prepares for college, IeachIns'
Business Thorough ia German French, MUSIC, Ar~
0P@'' H. e. sLAUGHT, a. NJ. Principal
i Uoisse 53nd year 0fcrs rare educational e tscL
tiles Terms moderate. High and heoithfui. eOeAih
heating gas nIe escsoes. Easy OF access ~ x.
THos. HANLoN. d. D.. President Tor y years: years.
N OAKLAND COLLEGE, Nyackon.th tho II
IL sexes Gymnastics. Military Dflll and Engineering
each day Catalogues free.
T1iTTF CLAVERACK COLLEGE and HUDSoEo OK KiV ,ea
4 Instlt,te.for and Girls VIII open It's osh year
Sent, IA, b9l. For catalogues address ~
REV. A. II. FLACK. A. NJ, Prest.. Claverack, n. 4.
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CENTEsAd. R. IL. OF NEW.JERSEY,

FOOI OF u HIM 81, NOkIH EIFLK
Time Table Of June II, 1891
$50 a. M, for Esston, Mauch Chunk, Wkesearrs.
Scranton Reading, Harrisburg Tamaqua, Potsyle sham
oEin 5unbury Eagsss MeTs WiIlisIpors On Sunday,
100 a. m for East0n and Allentown
100 q. m. for Easson aud Mauch Chunk On Sunday.
Easton, Manch Chunk and Shsmokin
s:45 a.; m; for Easten, Mauch Chunk. Wilketharrt,
okn: Sunbury Eagles Mere wllIamsport. Through coach
Williamsp0rt.
burg Pottsvllls, shemok9. Sun61ry and Williamspor
ville, Reading ard Harrisburg.
100 p. for Easton, Maueh Chunk, Reading Hnrrfi-
burg Wilkesbare Scranton, Tamaqua, Pottsyile Shan
okn.
80 D. m. for FastOn and Allentown.
5:45 p. m. for Easton Mauch Chunk, Reading, Hrrus
burg &c. SUNDAYS OF ) 30 p.
m AunntnYn
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FOR pHTLADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AM
WAsuINGT0N:

gor phadslpAIs EGO lS co. II 80
aasSs sSSSSTs SS S,s1 80. i'so = n' 200 $50:
~, r. % and Washington daily at co. IL 80 Wit,
Dining Car, M 2 100. 5 30 Dining Carr 20 p me-
Trains eayins. at AS, II 80 mi 80 t:oe Sic9,
7so ~ rs night except Saturday ngas sI sun Ts,
Enr anSv and Wiliamspors via Philadelphia M 1t
T. m Il :St Buffet PsrlOr Car. 1880 M, 1913 midnight
lexcept eatr fday night. Sundays, 6 100 q. M -,
Tiekets and PariorC seats be PROCURED ~ H.
GEL as 94t l14o, 1929 Broadway -. eth- "a
SEQ Fnlton% =, % Broadway. Brooklyn;
New-York Transfer Company will call Tor ana cherk 0>S
gage from hotel residence
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ALL RAIL ROUTE

For Freehold and Atlantic Highlands at $50 5ils
100 p M. except FreehGdl: ...,.. ;. OF,
PLEASE at 80. IS, Il rs a. M. 80. 2:I5 S3et
Grove Crow and ID Asba Hy Par H ID II 80 D.
For Lakewood Toms River Barnegat Park and Barnt'
For Beach Haven Atlantic city Vineland and Bdsetcs
For MonncdrS Beach snd seabrishs OF 80 snos ne
l;'O fo r. PH III z pEIpHIs, BALTIMORE AND
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Hoboken

THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.-Bosrdng
and School for Girls. 4lst Sept "a. Ad-
Dress for circulars 13Sl40 Montaguest, brooklyn. N Y
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-04
THE HAYWARD CLUB.
A Large Attendance at the Social at
Oriental Hall Last Night.

A Large Attendance at the Social at
Oriental Hall Last Night.
The Hayward Club held social i'm
Oriental hall last evening. There We're
about seventy-hve couples present. The
Alpine orchestra furnished the music and
refreshments were served by James Kier-
nan. The committee was j. II. Nc
Manus, j. H. Mclaughlin. H. J. Flynn,
f. j. Smith, n. +. COrden: floor manager,
III. +. Flynn; assistant floor manager,
John W. Hart.
The grand march was led by ii. f.
Flynn and Mrs. kiernan. Among those
present were Misses annie Creath, Abbie
Grey Rose Cannon, Mamie Miller, Sadie
Leach, Katie Cary, Rose King, Lizzie
Blanch, Addie Brown, Jennie Bonner, En-
ma Gouner, Ella Keegan, Alice Cannon,
Spencer, Annie Cummings, Mamie Barlow
Maggie Moran, Mamie Mahoney, Florrie
Bennett, Maggie Brachy, Barbra Mullen,
Mamie Smith, Mary Dolan, Nellie
Keigan, Mary Keigan, Mary Barri-
gan, Maggie Barrigan, Nellie
White, Mamie Mcpherson, Mamie
Sullivan, Lena Bailey, Mary Costello,
and Messrs. William Logan, James
McCusker, II. McGarty, Tom McElroy,
Thomas Coyle, John 7. Moran, Thomas
Cannon, Edward McKenna, j. Il. Hatha-
way, Il. J. Hall, ID. Clifford, ID. j. Cornell
c. j. DeArcy, William III. Kiernan,
III. G.. Walker, g. III. Adams, 4. Kelly,
Fred Yorkery, Dan McCarty, Richard
Devein, James McCusker, Frank Todd,
Lew Mulvey, Robert Spencer w. A. Hull
|. Rose, Otto Bowen, H. f. Coyle, Charley
Adams, John Grey, Chris Eible.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-04
Monks OF the Desert.

The slave-dealers extend their activity
even TO the very doors OF Biskra, the
headquarters OF the recently organized
order OF the Warrior Monks Of the Sahara,
and one OF the most dramatic features Of
the ceremony OF the conservation OF the
monks was when cardinal Lavigerie led to
the altar little brown girl barely nine
years old, who had succeeded IN conceal
ing herself, and in effectlng her escape
from a slave caravan passing through the
desert q few miles TO the south OF Blskra.
A sudden movement OF the child caused
her TO drop something that che was hold
ing concealed beneath the folds of her
djebba.
The venerable prelate bent down and
raised IL from the ground. II was small.
dusky hand-the hand Of the little girl Who
stood beside him, and which in sheer
wanton cruelty had been cut Off by her
captors. Holding IL aloof, and pointing 1t
southwark toward the great Sahara, while
with his own hand he raised the child's
arm. so that all present could see the
mangled stump, exclaimed, Ia tones which
seemed 20 ring forth "a n clarion: II
would TO God that all Europe could sec
this little hand May IL serve TO direct
your life. En- avant for God, for France
and for humanity r'-Harper's Weekly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-04
The Boy Soprano In Music Hall.

The concert given last evening at Music
Hall by Master Albert Stettenberg, the
boy soprano. was very poorly attended
considering the talent engaged. Master
Terry, pianist Miss Hattie Freeborn:
reader; Miss Sadie Duxbury, soprano,
and Mr.. Hargraves Gill, fairy bell per-
former. The boy soprano was greeted
with a round of applause on his first APP
pearance and was loudly encored for
every number that he rendered. The
readings of Miss Hattie Freeborn were
nicely given and the imitation of church
chimes by Mr.. Gill were done in a credit
able manner The second concert will be
given on Friday evening next with an en-
tire change Of program.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-04
-1----l--
THE EMPIRE OF THE CAR.

Rev. DIR. MacArthur's Lecture I'm the
v. VI. c. A. Course Last Evening.
The members course of entertainments
at the Y NJ. G. A. was continued last even
ing with lecture on "The Empire of the
Gar" by the Rev. DIR. Macarthur, who
was introduced by President Andrews of
Brown University. The lecture was in
teresting throughout, which was shown
by the appreciative interest of large
audience. The views were nicely executed
and were among the best ever seen in this
city. DR.. Macarthur will lecture again
tonight on Moscow and st. Petersburg"
which address has been substituted for
" Wendell phillipsv
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-04
JOHN MCMANUS 4 co.
Reliable cLohiers.

We wish to bring to your no.
tice the advantage of buying
your clothing of us. We have
one of the largest stocks in New
England of Fine Clothing. Not
a sprinkling of good. to pave
the way for a big stock of mean
quality, but a store full of the
Best Clothing Made in this
Country.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-04

lett Mt the time of his discovery" He is
the idol Of the younger generation Of
artists, picture buyers are beginning to
recognize his ability, and he has imitators.
Chase is unlike Millet in possessing a
able income. His studio is the most
spacious and splendid in New York His
wife is n beautiful and queenly woman
who has figured in more than one Of his
mastery figure pieces.
The last time / saw Mr.. Chase he was
chuck full of fight, The Park Commits
sioners of Brooklyn had refused him per-
mission TO sketch in the park and he was
going TO let them know what he thought
about il.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-04

Roberts Harper's Lecture I'm the Lyceum
Course.

The last in the Lyceum Course series of
entertainments at Infantry hall was
given last evening by Roberts Harper,
who illustrated "Tour Round the World
in Man-of-War," with the aid of a
stereopticon. Mr.. Harper exhibited some
very fine pictures, and held his audience
interested TO the close. His pleasing
manner and quiet, firm voice commanded
the attention of all. The lecture, as inn
piled by the subject, was a general state
ment Of the trials and tribulations on
board a man-of-war, and the views were
especially good, showing, for the most
in the great battles from Hastings time
to more recent dates
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-04
A Visit from His Friends.

The home of Martin Starrett, 13 Pettis
street, was made lively last evening by the
unexpected appearance of about fifty jolly
people of the North church, including the
new pastor Mr.. Starrett was unable to
explain to himself the object of their
presence, but at later hour, after the
cakes and cream and fruit had been served
and handsome pocketbook, with its con-
tents. had come to light, he remembered
that it was his birthday. Mr. Starrett
was pleased with his present, but felt
richer in the possession of the kind remem-
brance that had promoted this unlocked
for gathering of so many friends.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-04

two inches deep. for she lies almost
wholly out Of the water. one hand pad
ding in il. and looks mp at the sky "a
complaccntly as II She We're gazing nc
the ceiling from her bath tub. The
color. however. is bright and agreeable.
something i'm effect like that of the
modern Spanish school, and the drawing
is both careful and graceful.
I'm a paper ON American art in the No.
vcmbcr CeniuB Frank Millett. vice
president of the National academy, saye
Within few years there has arisen
here cotcrie of picture buyers who
make point of purchasing none hat
works by American artists, thus stimu.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-04
Simonds Took Poison.

BosToN, Nov. flames Simonds, aged
80 attempted suicide shortly before noon
Sunday by swallowing a dose OF lauda-
mum at his home, AZ Ruggles street, Rox-
bury. The suicide was evidently preme-
ditated, as a note was shortly afterward
pood-by, but gave no reason for taken
Ihe fntnl dose He will die
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-04

The second division of Rhode Island
artists will exhibit their paintings at the
rooms of the Providence Art Club on
Thomas street commencing to-day. The
exhibition will be of two weeks duration
and the following are the artists who
participate: Charles Walter Stetson,
George w. Whitaker, Edwin NJ.
Bannister and Elijah Baxter, Jr. The
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-04
Fell from n window.

Shortly after o'clock yesterday after
noon "A woman named Lizzie johnson fell
from a second-story window of her home
ON Shawmut street. She alighted on her
shoulders and fractured her right arm,
besides receiving a general shaking up.
DIR. stone was called and made the unfor-
tunate woman comfortable.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-04
The NSondnnr Next Week.

To those who have already seen the
"Soudan - it is not necessary TO say that
IL Is one of the standard attractions now
before the theatrical public, and its ap-
pearance at the Providence Opera House
next Monday evening will be welcomed
The scenery. including the grand battle
pictures, is superb The play will run
through the week, with matinees Wednes-
day and Saturday.