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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20

PROVIDENCE Lodge held it's regular
meeting last Tuesday evening. The attend
ance was not as large as usual owing To other
attractions. After the business of the lodge
had been disposed of the members enjoyed
tempting spread. Brother George q. Willard
one OF the oldest members OF the lodge, was
reported TO be suffering with complication
OF diseases. The committee on the eleventh
annual benefit, which are "a follows Exalted
Ruler j. IS. Roberts. G.. @. Willard, Frank
Page aud Joseph Wheeler-reported that Miss
Annie Pfxley and her company had been en-
gagged for the occasion. and that the benefit
would be held in the PROVIDENCE Opera
House Monday evening Oct. 81. The next
session will be held Tuesday evening, Nov. ],
when several applications for membership
will be received.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20
THE PYTHIAN sIsrERHOOD.

The committee on the grand bail TO be
held in Infantry hall is as follows: Grand
chancellor, Miss Annie Mullen; grand keeper
mistress of exchequer, Mrs l.. b. Joslin; past
chanceilors, Mrs. j. o. Anderson, Mrs. G.. r..
Winslow. Mrs. {. jackson, Mrs. A. VI. Black,
Mrs. A. Wood, Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Annie
Staid The committee will meet in "A few days
and more members will be added to il as the
committee propose TO make il a grand success
Grand Chancellor Miss Annie Mueller and
board of grand officers will visit the suoor-
dinate assemblies as follows: Howard, Tues
day, Nov. /: Elmwood. Wednesday, Nov. =;
Charlotte Ware, Saturday, Nov. >: Hermione,
Monday, Nov. Z; Calantha, Wednesday, Nov.
9, and Narragansett later in the season.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20
DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS.

The event OF the week in Washington
TO the soldiers, their sons and daughters who
are members, was the reception and enter
guards is a band organized In Boston in 1880,
at the time of the G.. a. X. encampment. for
mutual benefits, for progress and patriotism,
and daughters of veterans all over our land.
Each State has a division. Information can
be had OF RHODE ISLANDS division by calling
on Eva I. Pryor, lg9 Westminster street, or
w. Arthur Mckenzie, with Macullar, Parker
a. Co. The National Tribune published at
Washington In the soldiers interest, also
gives fun information.
Senior Vice Jeesie Spencer and Junior Vice
Eva 4. Pryor. of slocum Tent. ID. OF ". are
both contestants for a lady's gold watch at
Arnold Posts coming fair.
Regular meeting OF Abby I. Slocum Tent
No. I. ID. of ", saturday evening, Oct. -, at
80 Westminster street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20
THE MYSTIC CHAIN.

Gen. John Bray Military Company
Will hold grand concert and ball in Irons
Hall, Friday evening. Oct. %.
The John Bray Military Company met last
evening, and made the necessary arrange
ments To be In line tomorrow. The company
viii report at the barracks on Delaine street
tomorrow. at IL o'clock.
lvanhoe Castle meets this evening, and will
confer the esquire's degree on one candidate.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20

of PROVIDENCE. Washington, Mount Carmel
wood. Friendship, Woodlawn. City OF Paw
tucket, "Wednesday; Warren, What Cheer.
Thursday; Roger Williams, Clear River, Fri
day evenings.
Court Washington will hold fair at "a Dor
rance street, commencing Nov II and contin-
uing three weeks. A matinee will be held
Thanksgiving evening.
Grand chiefs visited Court Philip Allen last
evening.
Court Elmwood will hold its third annual
ball this evening in Spragues hall.
Now is the time 20 order your combination
tickets. MN r. BROWN Al Eddy
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20
CITY ADTER7IsEMEN
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
To Contractors and Builders.
onicc of tho supt, Of Public Building.

Oficc OF tho Supt of Public Buildings
City Hall Providence X f. Oct IA, 1867
Proposals are inyitet by tue Joint committee on
Fire Station located on Putnam street. Providence,
X. L.
Plans ami specific atoms may be seen 40 ths office
street
BIDS will b, scaled. addressed q the undersigned
ord VIII b. received at this once on " before
II ESDAl, u NJ, Oct. 20, 1892, and no bill viii be
ttceiVei after the Time above IN nttuned.
he ignt l. re served To reject any and all bids
for the work.
DAVID BURTON
Ct arm Fro TEN. Com. on City Property.
ALBERT 4. MANSFIELD.
q i-Nt of Public UuildinRs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20
THE CITY OF PRovIDENCE.
To Builders of Iron Fences.

ONCE OF the Supt. OF Public Buildings.
City Hall. Providence X. L., October llth iso2
Proposals are invited by the Joint Committee on
city Property for building iron fence for the Old
Manton Avenue school Estate.
Plans and specifications may be seen af this once
Bids will be sealed. addressed TO the undersigned
and will be received at the once OF the supt. OF
Pubic Buildings. City Hall. on or before y 81
TUESDAY, October 25th, 1899.
No bud will be received after the time mentioned
and the right Is reserved 20 reject any or all bids
for the work. DAVID BUXTON
Chairman Pro tenn Com. on City Pro erfy
ALBERT r. MANSFIELD
oft-9t Supt Of Public buildings.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20
MANCHESTER UNITY, L. O. O. r

PROVIDENCE Lpdge will hold u grand
ball In Dimond Hall Tuesday evening. Nov. 4.
Eureka Lodge meets tomorrow evening nj
III Westminster street and two candidates
will be initiated.
n new lodge of the order will soon be in.
stituted in WoOnsocket.
Lily i.odgc will hold fair the last week I'm
Novcfn Der and the first Week In December
Victoria Lodge will hold grand concert
and bali IN Dimond Hall Friday evening, Nov.
- Music for dancing will be furnished nv
the Alpine Orchestra.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20

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y; sssrs Jssn nnsIps nHsptissss s rsrish; wSoalswn.
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right resting ai Market square. :" ''~A '''''~
THIRD DIVISION.
Capt Bernard Hssekss commanding.
st. Patrick's Parish, Providence
Immaculate Conception Parish. Providence.
., st =; Edwsrds Parish, Providence.
Third division viii form on south Water strest
right resting at College street.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Capt Thomas Donahue commanding.
St. Joseph. fsSish Aias providence.
sssly.d Sly F2;ssy Sssyy, fsIi:S l,l fTsSSsss: SSyS
Holy Name Parish Providence.
St. Mary's Parish. Bristol.
Fourth is'on VIII form Dyer street. right
resting on Westminster stree
FIFTH DIVISION.
Capt Archibald L. Mclaughlin % commanding.
81 Marys Parish. Providence.
ST. Teresis Parish Proyidence.
besssd TSomss Psrsn pGsoyaencs
-, . Holy Ghost Parish. Providence.
Fifth division will form on Canal street. riehk
resting at Market square.
The Chief Marshal will be designated by white
sash, worn across the body. with one star on tho
The Chief of STAFF by a purple sash
The aids 10 the Chief Marshal and Honorary Stan
Division Marshal by a white sash. Aids to the
Division Marshal by blue sash.
Parish Marshais by a red sash, and their aids the
sashes TO be worn from the left shoulder to the
The Aids to the Chief Marshal and the Honorary
stan VII report at Board Of Trade Building 1850
siis *, nat Dne sash anu gauntiets.
The different parishes win report through their
asisnsd N nv % him 10 s,aop 1ne, p On, Un srrva VA ana be
which they arrive.
is assigned when IL moves will take position on the
left OF the next following division.
promptly O'clock p N. over the ad foIIowins 'Mins
route
Dean street. TO Broadway. TO Barton street TO
hiEh street. To tatl,sdrai square, wnere the line
thence TO weybosset street, TO Market square, TO
North Main street, to steeple street. TO Exchange
and City Council viii review the lnea %noF 'ne mayor
After passing the City Hall each Division Mar
shai & Wiil conduct his command toa suitable place
Carriages containing clergymcn will be assigned
Floats will be assigned to positions in line on the
left Of their respective parishes.
Marshals and their Stsn
No carriages will be admitted in line except those
citizens living on those streets through which the
PASSES are earnestly requested 70 deco
ndmsp parsenlar,y l reeqnsst,d that no rockets or
march wae the proce ssion Is passina sing. inc nns u
The Chief Marshal requests the hearty co-opera-
one long to be remembered and worthy Of the ccs-
II stormy on the 2ist parade will take place on
the next fair evening. Sunday excepted
GEORGE LANES GEsfH y HsGAME SSss N Chief Marshs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20
ID. F. HAYDEN. Secretary.
TORCHLJGHT PARADE OF CATHO.
Lie PARISHES OF PROVIDENCE
AND VICINITY.

AND VICINITY.
O'clock r. NJ.
CHIEF MARSHAL, col. JAMES H. McGANN
Chief Of stan,
Division Marshais
1st Division, Col. James Moran.
"a Division, Division, Capt. Bernard Hackett
Aids 10 the Chief Marshal.
Col. T.. r. Hayes Capt. Thomas Ryan Capt J. H.
j 4 McKenSs NJ b, william r. fsVsm Kenny Il. HeGte De-
Thomas Thomas Bonahue, N A. Gplriek. Prof. Joseph
Edward r. curry, Robert accSrdeii ' '''''"''
HONORARY STAFF.
Hon. II. j. Carroll, James NcNaliy, Dennis n.
sheahan; Hector schiller J T. Gone. ANTHONY Nun.
glyse ySsr T9HRs William NGSrlsy hss + wes a9ss
fseTsSr p Bn,E1 Y Hayes Sn Joseph 2ea
nan, Tn mas Young. John Bgh, James n. Ken
Ksnas KsaS PM9R MeoRcr Barry afSrsS e. b. B. p Nc S
MMcCar,hy j. j. n Gilmartln, David o'Sonpor, James
Prank McMsass EaSaid MsDsnsd, ,f Peter i Len; n;
SS %S Il srose sTs q kssf.1 E
RGTsrG aaSSs fS PETER 'csSg caSnon pe'ss ssmes ns
gcnroy; Joseph Feeley; John pill9n,, Frank Ron
MSEiroy James coIletie, KieSard Meauy, O john Il.
Martin, PatricS MeCrory Daniel y Grady, Mich
oauS. james VI Murray and John r. Fogarty'
The column will DE formed In the following Or
der;
Chief Marshal.
chief of STAFF.
Aids to { hlef Marshal.
Honorary Sttn.
FIRST DIVISION.
Col. James Moran commanding.
AIDS
Cathedral Parish. Providence
-. Micheels Parish, Providence
Assumption Parish. Providence.
-. AIMS Parish, Cfanson,
First division VIII form on south Main street.
right resting ~ College street. ''
SECOND DIVISION.
Capt. James Murphy commandins
Aids.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20

Good Will Temple meets tomorrow
evening and one or more applications for
membership will be received. This temple
will hold a grand masquerade ball in Oriental
hall, "Wednesday evening, Nov. >.
Grand Chief Mrs. Rilla Dodge, accompanied
by her board, will make an official visit 10
Good VIII Temple EridaY evening. Nov. 4
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20

purposes and will be equal to any in New
England in the way OF arrangements for
working OF the degrees of the order.
Park Hill Lodge was instituted six
years ago with eight members. and to-
day the membership is ninety-fve, twenty
of which were added TO the roster this
year
The building will be ready to be dedi-
Gated on the Goth OF March, 1893, when
the ceremony will lie public. The build
ing will cost 5000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20
RED MEN.

The proposition made in the great
council of the United States to- transact
all the business of Tribes in he chiefs
degree was ruled out because OF in
formality in the manner OF introduction
and similar proposition, signed by
twenty-nine Representatives representing
fourteen reservations, was introduced
and laid over for one great sun.
The next session OF the great council
Of the United States will be held in Des
Mojncs, In.
King Philip Tribe had a big attendance
last Monday evening Chief Edward
Whipple and his band Of warriors con-
ferred that degree on seven hunters and
three applications for membership were
received. The !meeting was thoroughly
enjoyed. Next Monday evening the tribe
viii hold grand social in its wi2wam,
No. "a North Main street, and on Monday
evening October 81 the chiefs degree viii
De gwen seven warriors under the chief
tiancy OF 4. j. Andrews.
Namslttu Tribe met as usual last Mon
day evening and one application for mem
5ership was received Tne Warriors de-
gree was conferred on one candidate by
Chief John ID. Chester and trib. of war
rlors. social committee for 1929 MAS
appointed To arrange for a series of socials
To b. given during the season. There will
b. "A matter OF importance brought up for
actor next Monday evening aud the
chiefs degree will be given one or more
candidates.
About fifty members of Metamora tribe
visited Narraga lsett tribe last Monday
evening. The adoption degree was given
two candidates
Tahona tribe gave two candidates
the adoption degreee last Thursday
evening.
FREE.-Call or send 10 WILLIAM u. BROWN a.
T. Idly street, and get an Emblematc Checker Board
IREE
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20

Camp Barton held its regular meeting
last Monday evening. Two recruits were nus
tered into services The camp had many vis-
tors, among the being Major w. VI. =. Bowen
OF the division, Capt. Charles L. Pettis, Lieut..
NJ. =. O'tlaherty, Capt Cook and Brother
Joseph Lake.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20
EORESTEIiS-

PROVIDENCE Sanctuary of the Good
Shepherd Will hold its next regular session
next Monday evening instead Of Friday, on
account Of tue Columbus celebration
The courts 20 meet during the week are
Love and Truth. Bellevue, Csnonicus, Thomas
n. Doyle and Flower Of Dexter, Monday; star
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20
ROYAL ARCANUM.

The following named councils will meet
during the coming week; Granite, Monday:
Conanicut, Tuesday; Roger Williams. Ions
dale, Moshass uck and RHODE ISLAND.
Wednesday,. Delphi, Thurs day, and Coronet
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20
STEAM BOILER.

City Clerks once. ,
City Hall, Oct. 1s. lso2
Notice is hereby given that the Board Of Aldermen
will be In session I'm their chamber In the City Hall
on THURSDAY. Oct 20. 1892. at 3 O'Clock r. NJ.
when all persons interested In the petition Of Delphls
J. Larnard 10 locate Steam Boiler st No. III
Richmond street. may appear and be heard thereon.
by order Of the Board Of Aldermen.
WILLIAM L. CLARKE. Clss clssh
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20

We present in this issue visw of the
new building Of Park Hill Lodge. which
will measure 46 10y 80. On the first floor
there will be three stores, and on the sec
ond will be an auditorium room with u
seating capacity OF 400. that will be fitted
up with sta .e and the necessary Xix
lures for socals ami entertainments.
This room will be 81 feet in height. The
third story will be n ineZzanine floor.
The fourth floor will be used for lodge
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20
AMERICAN MECHANICS.

Elmwood Council had large attend
ance last Monday evening. Eighteen candi-
dates received the three different degrees OF
the order, and sixteen applications for mem
bership were received.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20

A. the conclusion OF the exercises the children
will be dismissed.
Barton, Broadway. Dean. Weybosset to Market
square. where the line Will be dismls sed.
l2 M.-The several bells Of the city will be runQ
for one hour and grand alute OF 100 guns will be
nIed by Battery A; Light Artillery;
Hall OF the Italian Societies Of Providence.
2;3O o'clock p. M.-Parade and review at the City
Hall OF -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20
VETERAN FIREMEN.

The line will form on Exchange place at 2 O'Clock
In the following order and will move at ESQ
p NJ;
Police.
Chief Marshal ex-Chief Engineer Dexter Gorton
Aid. Aid. Aid.
Honorary stan.
Band.
Providence Veteran Firemen's Association, Presi-
dent Edward w. Hall
Engine Gaspes.
Pawtucket veteran Ftremen's Association, Capt
Joshua Lothrop commanding
Engine Rhode Island D.
Central Falls Veteran Flremen's Association Pres
ident Olney Milmarth.
Engine Volunteer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20

SECOND DIVISION.
Whites hand.
Ravs HO csoe n ehs5ss
h& Henry W. koss. d, D,
Maj. Henry v. A. JosIin
Superintendent Of Public schools.
English and Scientific department.
THIRD DIVISION.
william lillian u Peck, Principal in charge.
gh School Classical Department
FOURTH DIVISION.
High School, Girls Department
FIFTH DIVISION.
willard w Grant, Principal IN charge
Manual Training High School.
SIXTH DIVISION.
Carter's Mddleboro Band
Albert j. Manchester. Principal in charge.
Thayer street Grammar school.
Arnold street Primary school.
=, East Street Primary School.
Manninl Street Primary School.
Slater Avenue Primary School.
SEVENTH DIVISION.
Arthur &. Barrows Principal in charge.
Thqrber's Avenue Primary school.
GdS PisiS Stree, Stree, Primary Primary ssSSS School,
Harriet Street Primary School.
EIGHTH DIVISION.
Parks Continental Band
George r. Weston. Principal In charge.
Vineyard street Grammar school.
jackson Avenue Primary School.
Greenwich street Primary school.
Potter's Avenue Primary School.
Bellevue Avenue Primary School.
warren Street Primary School.
NINTH DIVISION.
Caledonian Flute Band
FL w Howard. Principal In charge.
candace Street Grammar School.
Chalkstone Avenue Primary. school.
State Street Primary School.
'veszie Street Primary school.
Admiral Street Primary School.
TENTH DIVISION.
A Milton Hall, Principal in charge.
Doyle Avenue Grammar School.
Benefit Street Primary school.
Camp Street Primary school.
Highland Avenue Primary School.
Charles Street Primary School.
ELEVENTH DIVISION.
Ives Post Drum Co ps
Levi w Russell Principal IN charge.
Bridgham street Grammar School.
Hammond Street Primary School.
Messer street Primary school.
Almy Street Primary School.
TWELFTH DIVISION.
ieorge f. Church, Principal in charge.
Peace Street Grammar School.
THIRTEENTH DIVISION.
American Screw Company Band.
James Vi. shWlfl. Irlnclpal In cnArge.
Point Street Grammar School.
Elm Street Primary SCHOOL,
Beacon Avenue Primary School.
Friendship Street Primary school.
Somerset Street Primary school.
Chester Avenue Primary School.
Public Street Primary School.
FOURTEENTH DIVISION.
COTS Band.
o7eph w. Mowry Principal in charge.
Federal Street Grammar School.
Federal Street Primary School.
Atwells Avenue Primary School
Africa Street Primary School
Carpenter Street Primary School.
Sabn street Primary School.
Ring Street Primary school.
Harris Avenue Primary school.
FIFTEENTH DIVISION.
Levi. II. Meader. Principal In charge.
Academy Avenue Grammar School.
Berlin Street Primary School.
Putnam Street Primary School
Julian Street Primary School.
Coville Street Primary School.
Manton Avenue Grammar School
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20
ExEECIsEs AT DEXTER TRAINING
FIELD.

1-Music by the National Band.
2-Singing by the Schools. BE Thou. o God. Exal-
ted riga"
3-Prayer by Rev Moses II. Blxby, D. d.
A-Snging by the schools.
(a) my Country, Ills of Thee"
(b) Red, White and Blue"
5.scrpture Reading by REV. Henry w. Rugg,
ID. ID.
6-Singing by the Schools
(a) Flag of the Free"
(b) Star SpaDgled Banner
7-Benediction By Rev. Francis A. Horton, ID. D.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20
SCOTTISH SOCIETIES.

The Mcclellan Royal Edinburgh Con-
cert Co. will give one of their pleasing enter
tainments in Music Hall this evening. under
the auspices of Clan Cameron. There will be
a short street parade by the society, headed
by the Caledonian Flute Band, just before the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20

Englishmen will watch MIR. Cleveiand's
campaign with cordial sympathy, for his
tariff policy Is I'm accord with the orthodox
economic school of England. - LONDON
GRAPHIC.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20
ROUTE OF MARCH.

Market square, Westminster, High and Dexter
streets to the Dexter Training field where the fol-
lowing exercises will be held HIS Honor. the
Mayor. presiding:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20

The committee respectfully invite the cltizens to
decorate their residences and places OF business
and especially To join, so far AS possible In ali that
will render the celebration OF Columbus Day the
most memorable event In the history of the city of
Providence,
II, B. WINSHIP, Chairman
EDWIN ID MCGUINNESS,
CLINTON ID. SELLEw
O. FRANK PARkHURST
JAMES BURDlCk,
ID. +. HAYDEN Secretary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20
ROUTE OF MARCH.

Exchange place. Dorrance. Westminster. High
and Dexter streets to the Dexter Training Field
and at $50 +: NJ, trial OF the engines will be
made for the following prizes: Fiist. sl25 ID, s75;
Sd, $50. Rules OF play adopted July 4. 1892
After the trial the line will be reformed and pro-
ceed through Dexter. High. Courtland. broadway,
and be dismissed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20
EIiISS.

All kinds OF printiug-fron a visiting card to
bound book. wM. II. BROWN. 45 Eddy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20

over 5000 small ribbon badg, 9 to select from at
wM. II. BROWNS. 40 Eddy street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20
PYTHIAN SISTERS.

Now Is the time TO order your combnat
tickets. WM r. BROWNS. 40 Eddy street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20

FREE.-Call or send 10 WILLIAM u. BROWN a5
Eldy street, and get an Emblematic Checker Board
fREE.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-20
SONS OF VETERANS.

w is the time 20 order your combination
sts. WM. r.. BROWN, 40 Eddy ST.
The Forrest City times., 1892-10-14
Brawp vs, Brains.

The New York Herald. calling at tention to the fact that Jim Corbett, in a single night, accumulated in the prize ring about as much money as Whittier and George William Curtis amassed m life time by means oi their brains, concludes that scholarship is martyrdom, that the world does not pay the largest price for the most ele vating kind of work or for the services of it's most gifted men. "On the con. trary,s say the Herald, "the world is no. toriousiy indifferent to both. So uni versal is this that if you find scholar q poet an astronomer. you are sure tc find poor mon. So far as money k eoncerned it pays hundred times bet ter to invent a new porus plaster than to write the best book that ever came from the press The most noted pro lessor in our universities would fee rich with the salary which painted clown squanders.s
 We make no comments on these facts. That they are facts is itself | fact as startling as 1t is disturbing. h the course of a million years or mer, things may be different and therefore better. but for the present We must bs satisfied tn know that he who appeall to the nobler nature lives on crust while he who tickles our risibles has | coach and four.
 We don't pay the sun for shining tbouRh we couldn't get on withou him: neither do we pay men for think &nR, though by means of their thinkin! f&0 climb the golden stair of progress.
The Forrest City times., 1892-10-14
Dick Noian,s. Death.

MEMPHIS. October 10. The autopsy
 on the remains of Dick Nolan, alias
 "Barker,n who was killed in glove
 contest before the Amateur Athletic
 club Saturday night. was hel, today.
 The verdict of the jury was that de-
 ceased came to his death by tue bcrst-
 tug of blood vessel caused by con cussion. and supposed to be from a blow delivered by Jack Davis. The
 seconds have all been arrested and are out on bond.
 Mir. Robert w. Williams, an English
 cotton buyer, who las just returned from trip to Liverpool, and who acted as referee. was admitted to bail in the sum of 5000. The time ekeepers, bottle holders and assistants will be
 arrested, warrants having been al ready issned for them. It is expected that the managers of the Athletic club i will have to stand trial also.
 The law in this state making prize. 1 fighting felony is considered uncon- l stitntional, having been passed at a special session of tlie legislature with out having been enumerated in the
 governors cali. The common law in- | flicis only slight panishment, and the 1 homicide, 1t is thosght, will be clasSed 1 as involpItary manslaughter. Davls l the principal. and one of the supernu- meraries named Mulholland, are in jail.
 Davis declares that he was the worst whipped man of two uutil the l knockout blow, which was accidental