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seIsdSds Nj. K WoofDiWrA0HMb.i Trustees.
I ATIMEK & SLOAN, iUCTIONEERS AND Ap-
IL PRAIStRS. l407 G STREET J

TRUSTEES SALE 0T TWO-sTORY AND BASE
MENT BRICK DWELLING, on TIE MIST
SIDE or FIFTEENI II STREET BETWEEN
AND STREETS NORTHEAST.
By virtue of a deed uf trust dated The llth day of
Aul.st 1881. ana duly recorded in Iiber 1910 folio
III seq, Of the land records Of the District
q Columbia. and By direction OF the psty secured
The premises, 90 TUESDAY, OCTOBER FOURTH
1892. At II ALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK. sub lot TO
in square 1881. l6x70 and improved by a two-story
ssven-rooli bri'A dwelling with BATH Nc located on
the west side OF 18th ST. between and G sts north
east All cOnyeysncinE and recording at purchasers
cost
Terms easy and made known al sale,
". fRA NCIS THOMAS,
LATlhER SLOAN. Aurtionesrs seq dSds
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W. NOpDNIIIE FIEMN
LA1IMER h SLOAN. AurtiDnes
ATIMER & SLOAN. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-STORY FRAME
HOUSE NO. 1872 STREET NOETHFAST
BY virtue - deed OF trust duly ordcd in Liber
LOU lonC IL ct seq., enc OF the land records of
The Dssrict ~ Go. rIri a. We viii ell on FRIDAY
IhE IHlEIIEI II DAY OF SEPTEMBER. AT FIVE
VELOtk + NJ IN front o; the premises, all Of thu
toy wing desarted real estat the District of Co
luinbia; Lot No. twenty five l25) Of VIA. b. Tood's
recorded >ubdiN sion u lots eight (S) and ninc 90
square numbered ten hundred and hir three S)
together with all aId singular the improvements
WAYS. easeILenis. rights. privileges and sYpur-
tanning.
Terms: One-half cash. balance in two equal install
iehs OF slh ana twelve months. bea ing interest at
the raJe Of per cent ucE annul secured by OF
tuss deposit OF 300 will be required ut the time
or safe Conveyancing ana recording at purchasers
cost Terms e 70 ne complied with in fifteen days
otherNis the trustees he right resell
Property at the risk and cost Il The defauting pur
chaser ate. two days idye tissent OF such resale in
some newspaper pub ished in the District.
THOS. q. HENSEY,t r-,..o
se21-eoot II D. HENSEY trustees.
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AmonS 2i.oO loaded guns picked mp at ran
dom on the battlefield OF G. ttysbury on fanrtb
only were properly loaded. Some IA 600 con-
tanned each double charge and the other one
fourth from three to ten charges. In some
were SIX balls to a single charge of powder In
Others were six cartridges. one on top Of the
other, without having been opened. A few more
had twenty-three complete charges regularly
inserted. and in the barrel OF one single mus
ket, confusedy jnnabled together, were twenty
two balls. sixty-tso buckshot and proportion
ate charges OF powder.
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L ;I4Q ACEEs OF TIF BEsT FARMING LAND
n MONTGOMERY COUNTY. MAINLAND.
THOMAS BOWLING & son. Auction 5ers.
L 6l2 L St n W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIN.
PROVED PROPERTY IN BURLEITH. GEORGE

BY vtrtue OF deed Of trust duly recorded in Iiber
1900, folio 30 at seq. the land ~eCnrts of the
District % COuHbia and at the Request of the PARTY
secured LsEsuy, w vii sell the premises MON
DAY, SEPTFNBEE T&ESTN-SIyTH, 1872 AT
FOUR O'CLOCK P. VI. the whole of block Nc l:lj
fronting OF @9Jh, and SITS. NV. containing
1850 SQUARE fee ~ land If Cectein tract allied
Burleih -eror le' in county NJ. 8. page - Of the
records Of the Ace Of the surveyor said District
Terms: Due-tEira cash. balance III one and two
years with interest secured by lie d Of the
property. Or cash AZ the tiOl % the purchaser.
deposit Of 500 Eccu-st SAFE. II terms OF
sale are Lot complied with n ten days the trustees
serve the right 10 resell at risk sul ef4utng
purchaser. Conyeyancing aud recording At purchas-
er's cost. NILIIAM ;. JACKSON.t rrr,..
se13-dSls J. RANK DYER irisIees-
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THE EVANS DENTAL PIRLoRs
1917 Pam n
our sr-~i.'iis--
CROWN AND BRIpsr WORK On TTrru WITH
OTT PI.ATEN

T~eth thai h.ve a.cav~i ana hrok~n s~.v nv -.
oyeratel uf,on vs. this s'e rrosu- eug-sfai HHsa
the roots g1veu ease - NJ sni male sftt
and -ervir~s'e n eveTv way natrrai rnsa His.a
sue - an sracisl crown must e - ''1rs'~f fs'
Il shall permanently srrrsf de-sv 80 -u 81 i.
The root aui srnng emuu Th - fsrsNsft si-i u - 80
root or hrea tnE loose from IL sftsrhrnerfa We af
That our crowns have al tl"=. r@quir-ua s. aui a.
combine With BRIDE wn- which cons - u sunf
ms eth that have h-~n .strarteA nav ne 'n--t
heautl-ll Hua iu-she apf 'tsnra irg~t - -Ih
si,ut" for The uatura, teeth al hts ~tth"r' las
e cover the roof " tie tgou'h he advana
dentistry has been sraaf 10 The ln-- Few raa~s Ne
hHve EeIt pscr With 'hesa improvements au fla
ilenfs 81 he Evans PR-o-s = " rfrs 80
t"snf % fh~s@. vrN tirrl sul arrist ID -. II
-fllltu an ~ tstir nanner ha- prcs~ o. hs lae-
- EorE vi 10 Wound rr-sI.Al" e. l. consist srlt
With rr~f-'la-- yort sLi A~-t s~is's v. .rrf RI
y oi'er afons ,rtat-ng g. our p-lfe.-iun Pine s,i
hl,inrs, arfihfA '.sth on rold rlaiinA ruhl@- ani
Pm.
nR STARR PARSONS COR arH A~DE
II Asca .=thetir nsah fe Il- ALLAN TIE rsia
IN eNtrarn- is .'lsns ~ thfzs wa -aanst tax.
sh- with SAFETY. Filling sr~-iaty ~nrh rli srs
comfort aIl -ati-fA-ti1n a. b-.n-h-- Of d-nti--
A''r-~"nt Io'hiinn twelve E-s-s III
E'IFf nrNTN INFfRNARY- rrrTu FILLED
and rttir'al f@-fh in-.rfai sithau. -harr-
coei ~ na'sri a a. 49, n - lsu-.i tens-'
81 The tpln milan University. from . - q isHr
EXCEPT sun isy -Ntrs~tibn IRE, innrusrg yea irs
octoher . 20 Ipn- b -@stw
nENTAi TNFIRN AIRY NATIONAL TNIVER
n sity; cor Sth AL \ St. a. " Open . - al
year. Extracting. &c. free Fiilinr. Sni pats g
cost % materials f-iuu
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y ArCLIFFE. pARR CO.. Auctioneers.
CHANcERy SALE OF TWO TORY FRAME Housl

CHANCFRY SALE OF rNO-STORy FRAME HOUSE
Oh POMEROY AVENUE NEAR SHERIDAN
AVENUE. ANACOSTIA. D. C.. BIZ AUCTION
By virtue OF decree % the SUI rene Court OF the
District OF Columbia. passed. tire 10Th day Sep
TENDER. 4. d. lo.s, in equity cause 1855 docset "a
wherein Ehza6eth 9. Rohey et a. ar complanants
sined rstees will offer TO- sale by public auction In
'front.' Of the premises on WEDNESDAY, SEPrEH-
BILE TWENTY EIGHTH. 1892. AT FIVE O'CLOCK
81: the following real estate. to wit: Sub lots "A
and 81 Of Bates and Csiaghan's subdivision Of lot %
In ton Of Barry Farm together with the improve
msnis. consisting Of two-story frame house.
Terms: One third Of the purchase money to be paid
In ash the balance in AMI years from the day
OF sale, the deferred payments to be secured by Iced
OF trust upon the reises and TO bear interest from
the day Of sale at the rate Of Ter per annrfn
until paid. interest payable semi-annually ali
cash, at the option Of the purchaser deposit OF
800 70 be raid at toe time Of sale Terms be com
piled with In nfteen days the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property the and cost Of the
defaulting purchaser. All conveyancing, RECORDING
&C., At the purchasers cost
JOHN II. ADRIAANS
494 Louisisns ave. NV L
MARION DORIAN Arussses
d17-dSds 6ol Tth Il nv
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FINANCIAL.

HE NATIONAL SAFE Drpos,r.
SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
OF the District of Columbia
CORNER 18Th ST. AND NEW YORK AVE
Chartered by special act of Congress
Jan. 1867. and acts of Oct. 1890 and Feb. 1881
CAPITAL. ONE MILLION DOLLARS
Rents safes from 81 each upward per annum.
Silver and valuables taken on deposit.
TEN CENTS and upward received on deposi. and
interest allowed on sums of not lea. than "a
Prepares and keeps wills free of charre.cts a. Fx
ecutor. Administrator and Trus.ee-e.ecuts, Trust.
of all kinds
ehHsS af sSSyPEf fl rF' siss President.
Eh fnasc Il Y E2sGs Third T1d,a Vice Pres
AiBERT L. sTURffikvvtHsSssTE.f s Secretary. =
Directors:
BENJAMIN P. Snyder. Zenas C. Robin.
Geerge II. Pisnt. Matthew q Emery
Lewis Clephane. Charles A James :
James NJ Johnsscn. Ghar ran'1 e G GiIsys;
X hoss Perry, John g Parke
Thomas HYDE John Rodgers
William z. Clark Ijy 3ol Thomas lone.
UNION SAVINGS BANK,
500 9TH ST. NV.
Bank hours $50 TO 8. Open till about the middle
and end of each month. Saturday evenings. open
from to O'Clock
-Four per cent interest ordinary deposits remain
ing four months Dividends from the earnings of the
bank on instalment de posits for Ave or ten years
Five and % cents savings stamps for sale at the
bank and at the agencies In all parts Of the city
+. H. SMITH,
au&S-lm President.
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

TIL AMMoNIArED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
4 and renovatiny works. 17OS and mo & 81 n ~
Sarpets cleaned N the pest by our prucam
xrrnltg-s. n.tsressss AMI feathers rsaoystsl lsfs
sSonss SA u A6xAlEk 4ARxSaG whaT6
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A PRISON PAPER.
a War Time Paper Issued by "A Union Pris-
in Texas.

II has been claimed that during the war the
only Union paper published in the south was
Issued ~ Memphis. In 1864 however. three
issues o. paper. intensely Union. came out
down in Texas. This paper was called The old
Fog. IL was written at Camp Ford. Tyler
Smith county. Texas. and circulated among the
Union prisoners at that place. The paper was
gotten up with pen and ink in a remarkably
clever way By Capt ". II. Hay. then IA pris-
onsr at the camp. Tho first issue Of the paper
vas dated February II, 1851. and in this issue
!. Is stated that in order 10 render payments
more easy for our patrons we will
accept instead OF the cash Lincoln coffee
green or black tea. spices. butter. beans
Cheese, Irish potatoes, rice. sHleratus ine,ut
OF kilikeniek tobacco. wines. liquors o. sears -
in the iirst Issue the announc, Ineut Of a grand
concert with the sioiin lately purchased
confederate money, y made The
issue contains number Of wclI-sot,en
mp humorous articles and a curious collection
Of advertisements. On the third page i a
proclamation ~ coming from President Lin
coin. ordering the inhabitants 20 meet and
elect civil officers. The Iast page contain, 5 a
ust Of the officers held at the prisons.
o1ukR ISSUES.
me second issue, dated March S. 1854, con-
Gains an account Of the way the prisoners cele-
k~tsd Washington's birthday with a strong
pcsm by Lieut. Col A. J. IL Duganne ard an ac-
count Of the election Of Samuel Morton of In
diam zs governor. On the last page. among
s0sr thins~. l. very clever book notice OF a
-zrps - ~ written by one Of the prisoners
~--. An Investigation Into the Cause of
Old Age in Mules and Suggestions as to the
Henedy." The third snd last issue Of this re-
msrkable paper Il dated March L. 1854 II
contains q humorous story called High Bird. -
. tale of the mysteries and mi.eries of
Ford City, Tex, along with the
usual unique advertisements and notices
One notice offers prize Of 5000 for the bes.
short story. payment 70 be made two years
s<ter the conclusion of1-he present war, N con-
federare money. Altogether the copies OF The
Old Flag - interesting relic Of the civil
var - can be found
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-23

April 20. 1851. Robert z Lee resigned his
commission ~ q colonel in the United States
army and two days later accepted command Of
~ oonfsdsrats forces In Virginia.
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T'HoMAs BOWLING son. Aucts.. GIa E st. nv -
CORNER PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN, d.
G.. AT TIE END OF TIE CABLE ROAD

By authority q the owners.I viii ofrr at public
pa .! SEPT EMB 2, 1872. AT FIVE OCi OCK
r. VI. III fr n OF the 0re~e the large rOu-rty
ing forty (iO and three o. inches on or Bridge
street At the corEe. of Warehouse alley running
back of said width 70 .he wall Of the ilrosd rounds
BENZ itty--ir.l 80 feet IL alley an about
sixty-eizht (6S feet he side OF the lbt New
ami rnnI!rt' tOrnda.iOHs built 10 the cellars
when the houses raised BY the public authorities
SO a. to be ready Tor new n .ii,iinCS.
Tie present frame buildings arr di-iiel into store
OH and dwelling ana aye Numbered $50 39.52 an
:f24 ~ On having been OccUriei fo- many wears
By ne late K jacks N. The property is the end
of the cable road
Terms y sale: OnH-third cash balance in equal
notes at one tive and three wears with
annum Interest from day 81 sale payable half yearly
the notes 10 Ne secured trust anon the prOperty To
satlsfaCtll N # parties selling.
HE pur ma ct may pay all cash If he elects. If
terms Of sale not COMPLIED with fftean days the
ExEt T. forfeit deposit 10 resell risk an cost o
defaIltng purchaser is reserved. Cunyeyancing re-
corGing, Sc. at cost ~ purchaser Title yooi or no
sale derosft OF 100 required of purchase On day
OF sale. sel1-dSds
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WAITER B. WILLIAMS CO. Auc.tonoer..
TRTsTEEs, SALE OF yALuABLF IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING SIS TWENTY-STCOSD
STkLET NORrHwEsT. IL THE CITY Of

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING SIS TWENTY-STCOND
STkLET NOkTHWLsT. IL TIE CITY OF
BY virtue .. a deed Of trust dated the 9TH day of
Aug sst . 1889 and recorded tlc day in Iiber
i4l4 folio ls ct ~ca II the land records of the Dis
trict Of to4uInhia and ~ direction Of he party
cured tlere,y, default swing been mad under the
terms of said trust he Inersiye trustees ali sell
public anton in fr.l q the remise to the hiEhet
or oCTuBl I. 4; u. 1872. AT HALF-PAST FOUR
OCLOCh T. VI, the following described zeal estate
an gretlses in the city Of Washington il the Dis
rttt Of Columbia being part % lot fourteen 90 III
square nfty-hve 51) 'e=lnring FOR the -
street west hrty-sx feet inches south from the
no-theas; me u said lot and ming then 9 south
with The linz % SAID street feet
vest one Ltnd-ed and nine feet eight inches thence
north TWEEN y-seven feet eleven inches . ence east
tWent Sven ee I'VE inches thence south eight feet
eleven inches thence east eighyw eet three inches
10 the place Of eginniny together with the twostory
thereon.
Terms Of sale Oue-third cash. balance in six twelve
4nt eighteen months secured by urchaser's note,
and deed 81 trnst, with interest from day OF sale 4
dsi osit o. 500 VIII be required from the pur-
chaser ~ the time OF sale. All Concentrating
ana recording at the pufca,er- costs II the terms
Of sale are no. complied with within ten lays the
trustees the right resell the properly 1T tine
risk and cost of QetaultIEz purchaser.
LEROY VI. TAYLOR,
EN A
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FUTURE DAYS.
| AT1MER SLOAN. Auctioneers ana Appraiser
~ l4O7 @ ST.


IMPORTANT SALE OK sUPgEIoR
EMBRACING IN PART
TWO VERY HANDSOME PARLOR SUITES up
EEk ft5E R4SaI k III HaA S6R RAMf fSk
FANCY ROCKERS, ARTISTIC TABLES, ART,
FiNEBAUsSELs CIi MBER, HALL AND STAIR
SSAEPgEFF S DING ENNGf h GAfRETs
SUIT ,FEATHERP P LOWS AND BoTsTEKs.
T fRANRAT RK GIE sRs 9 os Elm
INC fABhE, oAk DINING CHAIRS, OAK
TOILET WthE, SERVANTS FURNITURE.
oil sT0vF, RITcHFN RRoGfsfTES, Sd. &C. &c.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, september
TWENTI EIGHTH, 1892. eommening at TEN
W. opposite the Arnq. shall sell the entire con-
tent o! sIperiO- household eject
ss21-dts LATIMER SLOAN. Auction sers.
PEEElE;MHP,TTto3RfY Al A,TCTIoH SALE Of ABOUT
NEAR POOLESyIILE KNOWN AS THE FRED
On MONDAY. SEPTEMBER TwENTY-SIyTH.
1872 at ELEVEN O'CLOCK 4 NJ we will offer for
OF 5th and D sts.. Washington. D. c., the above de-
and three years from late of sale Deferred payne
70 be represented H notes secured by MORTGAGE on the
property anG bearing interest from day of sale Mt
the rate OF SIX per cent per annum. payable semi
purchasers option. be paid In cash. CCnyeyancing
az purchaser cost y terms not complied with
within ten days from day Il sale the property will
resod the risk and cost OF the defau ting
after five days advertisements Of such sale In some
newspaper pub ished in WASHINGTON T. G.
se2i-d DUNCANsoN BROS. >Auct,oneers
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W S. HOGE Pres. T. C. DANIEL. Seci
LIMITED STATES BUILDING AND LOAN ASso-
CITATION. 1913 ST.. Washington. D. c.
Shares. $780, payable in monthly installinents.
which participate all profits and mature in "a
months.
Pays interest on money deposits In any amount.
band per interest paid special deposits
from the date they made tyS-.,Iu
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INDICATION FOR REAL LIFE
~ The SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COILK0R
National BanA Of the Republic Building cor IN IN

eighth Sshol.stic ysar begins Thursday. Sop
rS'a xiE rs Pa Husnss: incTdins tnsiish
gsratory Engli:h, yi;h Elemsntary Book -Eecpins
spsnceTan Rapid WritfnR. Shorthand and Typsvrit.
tsn thoroughlX trained tsachsrs; csnirI iocstioS.
SpacioJs otiliiantly hghted. newly improved hand
slways z demand terms pQdsrats but no compsfi-
DAY. Telephone call 10s4la Cal a ssnd Tor nsv
annual announcemsnt containtpg full ipfurnatio9
sase Rinaips 81 5SSpsSstse.
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pRoF: ARNOLD " MRYER, GRADUATE o.
i9rte. Voice culture and theory Of music. ASdrSS
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THE POTOMAC FLoTILLA.
A small Fleet Of vc--sI- That Did Much Ac-
tive service.

SHILLING coSyErEEArE BATTERIES AND KEEP-
ING SAvIsArIoS oPEN- COOPERATING WITH
TIE ARMY oF THE POToNAC-HEEoIo sTRUG-
GLEs AND SUCCESSES on SAILORS AND MARINES
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MISS CLARA HARRISON. TEACHER OF Pr
w ano. Pupil of William Mason, New York.
10ly o st. n. W. Octobe~ 3.
Office hours previous to that date-On Tuesdays and
Fridays from to p. at 12l5 Ut. NV l s2N T.
URINARY CLASS, QUINCY METHOD, FOR
1 girls aed boys under 10 year. Of ace conducted
by Miss Hart. in connection with Mrs Myers school,
Reopens October 1. 1892. 1927 81 NV. seI7-Im
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SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING-INSTRUC
- ton TO limited number; speed practice; terms
reasonable; thorough work Write call between
D and y: M. Z. Ii. HARDMAN. GAS ST. ne.
HOME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS WITH POST.
- graduate CLASSES. Apply early to principal LAURA
y. TALBOT, S2I z. References: Hon. Hugh McCul-
loch, Prof Simon Newcomb Hon HorAtio King.
ty21-sn.
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CONSULT TBF ONLY UKosCoPTIS PHYsi-
Scisns IN Washington, prs, BROTHERS sna GRAY.
duced the sisns q incipisn, disease smo-s
uinty by examining into the chemical ch4ra-t.r ,,
urinary deposits" We will Describe your d-a..s ana
symptoms without asking question by the nr-f 1-a.
Id the morning. We treat all Diseases snc-@.-uV to
which the human family esubj-ct-dyspep<la ,soa-
etpation piles scrofllA. aeumsti- bric hfti. nts
toinsch. Kidneys. &c. s@6- ims
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-30
'Signines ex-dividend.
Market Notes.

The rate Of sterling crebdngc are L.ss.7. The
rate of demand sterling bills dt irltich gold can
: be exported 30 London uithom loss Is L.Ss5s for
bars and L.Ss4 for coin, and the rate at ichich u
an be imported icithom loss at L.ss 81.
NEW YORK March 30.-The Bank of
British North America quotes sterling
rates at S4.S7 a 81 50.
The Bank of Montreal also quotes ster-
ling rates at $4S a si.s9.
Exchange on New York: Chicago, 50a
60 discount: ST. Louis. 25 discount: San
Francisco. sight. 225 premium, telegraph,
30 premiums: New Orleans. commercial,
80 premium. bank. $50 premium; Charles
ton, buying par, selling = premium;
Savannah, buying par, selling Is prem
ium.
NEW YORK, March 30.-The break in
New England was credited TO the report
that the New Haven road would not re-
new its contracts with New England by
which its trains go over the New Haven
tracks with as good time as is made by
other roads. New England people said
the fact that such statements were
made showed that New England is
beginning 10 be felt. There was
nothing in the point that the
New Haven road was within thirty miles
of Boston because IL could not go 10 Bos-
ton without bringing Boston and Albany
into New York control of the Stonington
road. It was quite in the natural order Of
extension, hut it would 20 no further be-
canse the Boston and Providence line was
controlled by the Cid Colony. which need
ed il in connection with its steamboat line
from Fall River TO New York.
New England, they said. would be in
New York long before the New Haven
road was in Boston. +. A. Prince, coun-
sci for New England, says the New Haven
people cannot drive. traffic from our line
The interstate law requires them TO give
70
other roads New YORK and New Eng
land has made a cut OF about 10 per cent.
in employees wages, and called in all pass
books
CHICAGO, March 30.--Lake navigation
will open by April TO-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-30
Politics at woonsockot.

The largest vote ever polled in Woon-
socket will be cast on Wednesday, April G.
The registration numbers about $50. and
the political manager and leaders expect
70 get out nearly 9, 200 votes. Tho Repub-
licaus estima.e that they will secure over
l,40O on the Assembly ticket and elect
their men by "a small majority. Last year
Scnator Ponds majority was 2S9, which
the Democrats propose TO overco ne.
A prominent Democrat when asked
what he expected the result would DE
said: Our majority In this city is $50,
but the issues which are dominant this
year. and the extraordinary efforts being
made by the Republicans will probably
cut our majority down To $50 votes over
ALL"
A glance over the voting list shows the
character Of our voting population. As
near A. eau be estimated ihe , $50 xetass
are divided as follows Native Americans,
900 Irish Americans, 1000 French Amer
leans, 500; other nationalitlcs, 15J: total,
$50
1he Fremont Club will hold n rally i'm
Music Hall tomorrow evening aud will be
addressed by several speakers. who will
all speak in French.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-30
short Paragraphs.

Frank Balcom, who was arrested and
charged with the larceny of clothing last
night, has been identified as Frank White,
the man who escaped from the Sixth sta
tion Monday night. White, alias Bal.
com is now under bonds for his appear
ance in the sixth district court on Friday.
Two young men attempted to play the
"flim fam" on the clerks at the Perry
Davis Pain Killer CO., yesterday af err
noon, but were unsuccessful They also
went into several other establishments
and attempted to work the same trick.
Late in the morning the men hired car
riage from Herbert Dean and ordered it TO
be left at Al Dyer street. They were
arrested in Johnston in he afternoon,
but were soon released, and Immediately
afterward they disappeared with the car
riage. The police were notified.
A horse driven by Miss Tiffany became
unmanageable on Westminster street at
10 o'clock this morning and ran away.
Near the Butler Exchange the horse
collided with heavy wagon and cleared
himself from the harness. Sergt. Roe
captured the animal and restored il to the
owner.