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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-04
MIDDLE

Dennis Murphy and Mary O'Neill, who
were recently married at st. Joseph''s
Church in Newport, have come to their
new home at the Ogden farm which Mr..
Murphy has rented.
4. III. Wilmart of Pelham, n. T., has
purchased the estate belonging TO Mrs. >.
ii. Witherbee, on Honeyman Hill, for a
summer residence.
Thomas Lawton has had his flock OF
poultry spoiled by dogs, which bit and
killed q large number.
j. Appleby Williams, the aged photog-
rapher, who died in this town, was the
first to introduce artotype in Newport
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-04
WO0NSOCKET.

At the monthly session of the Court of
Probate yesterday afternoon the will Of Eliza
beth Foss was proved, allowed and ordered
recorded, and r. l.. Simmons was appointed
executor and l.. l.. Chilson, John Leech and
Henry Barsalom appraisers
The Common Council will meet this evening
in regular monthly session.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Bachelor, who have
recently purchased and occupied a new resi-
dence on Bradford street, gave house warm
ing to a party of twenty friends last evening
An audience numbering over ,20O assembled
in Music Hall last evening to witness the pro-
duction of the "Tyrolean Queen Operetta" by
members of the Working Girls Club: The &The
production was great success, over fifty
young ladies taking part. The costumes were
very fine. Every part was well sustained, and
the acting and singing would put some profes;
sional companies to shame. Several hundred
dollars were netted, which will be devoted to
the work of the club. The following is the
cast of characters:
Rosalie. Tyrolien Queen. Miss Mary Fitzsimmons
Fairy Queen. Mrs Margaret Boiselle
Mother Grunt.... Mrs NJ y bassett
Josephine Marsaret Soheh
""'us " Misses Tanning Finion, sullivan Dolan
Tyrolien Soloists. Misses Cohen, Burns Greenhalgh
Fairy soioists Misses Toomey Cavanaugh. Murray
Choruses Tyroliens, Gypsies. Fairies.
Miss Katie Gahan ..........'.......'..... Pianist
prof M somas afrcrty Stage Hanaser
This evening the Woonsocket Dry Goods
and literary entertainment in Grand Army
Hall.
The second annual reception of Phamul B.
Carpenter Jr., will be held in Social Hall,
Thursday evening and promises to be one of
the most fashionable events oftne season.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-04
WARREN.

Arrived this morning steamer Modessa
from Narragansett Pier with goods for
Henry Bolton. Landed them and pro-
ceeded again TO Providence.
George Norman Weaver, is visiting Bris-
tol this morning
There were more commercial travellers
i'm town this morning than any day pre-
yious for months, it surely indicates that
business Is improving as no better guar
antee need be asked than TO see them
coming.
Quite a haul of shad was taken from
Palmer's River Shis morning numbers OF
them being very large.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-04
APPONAUG.

Charles !. Northup is quite i'll at the
present time.
The Reliance Band has added two more
to its number, George Wightman and
Willie Kincaid being the new members.
The Band is now chartered organiza-
tion, a charter having been granted them
this week by the General Assembly.
Mr.. Potter, who has been suffering for
some time past from a broken wrist and a
severe sprain, is able to use his hand
again.
Mr.. Martin is improving the looks Of
his house with a new coat of paint.
The west end Of the Oriental Print
Works is being enclosed with new
fence
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-04
ASHAWAY.

Mr.. A. =. Briggs. Mrs. Briggs and Miss Jessie
Briggs, returned from their winter home in
Florida, on sunday morning.
Mir. and Mrs. Charles Eccleston are intend
ing 10 move TO Westerly soon, where Mr.. Ec-
cleston II 90 enter business.
There are some fast young men In town, IN
one may Judge by the speed they show, after
hanging the festive buckeye on their neigh
bors' door knobs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-04
Hubbard, the Buggy Man,
G. CARRI AGES
Of All the Latest Styles.
Hoyle Building High Street, Providence R. l.
BUrcHERED WITH SCISSORS.
a Fiendish Nephew Horribly Mutilates
His Aunt for siapping His Face.

HIS Aunt Tor biapping HIS FHcc.
CHICAGO, May 4.-Mrs. Michael Walsh
was butchered with pair OF scissors here
last evening by her nephew, Thomas
Walsh, whose face she had slapped be-
cause he made improper proposals to her.
Sixty five gashes varying in length
from half an inch to foot were found on
the body and a broom handle was thrust
through the entire length OF the woman .
trunk from the lower portion to the
throat,
The murderer has been arrested and has
confessed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-04
CITY ADYERTISEMENTS.
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
SEWER ASSESSMENTS.

non 81 sewers q The ssr.sss hereInst,sr named 3.
al the once Of the oity treasurer. a-,,,
In vinton street. from Asia street TO Atwells
In Prospect street. from Halsey street to Hidden
In Broad street. from Stewart street to Summer
jn knight street from summit in said street near
In B!ownsll street, from summit near Park street
N wcSdiand street. from Holden street to Pars
In Cranston street. from Bridgham street to Dodge
In Dodge and Cranston streets, from summit In
D9aS sSest e ccasnn ra south street to Point street
bddy street from nj Talmap LIN street TO sh,P street
IN Plenty street, from the summit inPienty street
In ' Wilson @ Street from Fuller street to Gilmore
In Meader street. from Almy street to Harkness
n C,smsnss % street from wsstmi,nster . street to
hyndTsd and ,osiy isss sssSyssiy; ,.s., = w.,s,
paymen. Of the whole gr any assesmen. !. made
osf0rs tho 2oth dA % MHrSe Ss & sss Or a per o
tum per annum from the date Of payment TO said
one.sSird Of the the assessment may se paid a. any
od wS 2ns shs City sns Without
The second insbelimen, OF one-thrd may be paid
Wltmn Two years from the dhy OF said toukment
with the CITY Treasurer by paying IN addition
thereto the intercet the whole amount due on
ssld assessment a. the rate of 20 per cent per
annum, from the nrrt dayo OF the second year after
said lodRrnent 70 the time q payment:
The last or third instalnent OF the assessment
may be paid within three years after said lodemsat
y psns IL s addition a. thereto the n,eFs s sscn sS e
OF the last payment
IL the rt installment r. not paid mt the end OF
year from the day Of the lodgment OF the asse1D-
uent with the City Treasurer the whole assessmont
then be collected with interest therefrom, at
he rate OF six (d) per cent. per annum and ex-
D.L d. eosvoER
mr3o-u City Treasurer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-04
ANTHONY.

Mrs. J. johnson, who has been sick for
a long time, is reported as being in
dangerous condition.
The Quidnick Band will soon give an
other Sunday evening sacred concert at
Arctic Centre,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-04
ALBION.

The Albion depot was also broken into last
night. and ~ l. thought the same party broke
into the Manville station. As station Agent
Carr takes all the money home at nights they
only got box OF cigarettes that was lying In
the Office.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-04
ARCTIC CENTER.

The leading merchants and manufactu-
rers are busy making arrangements Tor
the second annual 4th OF July, parade.
w. l.. Andrews and family have moved
to River Point.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-04

A. last u looks ss ifs Republican paper
had been started In Providence that will
remain for wAils.-Narrsganset Times.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-04

Whereas nj the New Election held In the city
OF Proyidence ON Monday. April 20. lsp2. there
was no Election made for Representatives num-
bered z. X, o. Il a. 3. q. 10 and IL. "a. ,.
And whereas the board OF Aldermen OF said Guy,
ON the twenty-sxth day OF said April ordered
New Election TO be held on
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-04

too small in number and we believe that 1t
should be increased.
The ". M. @. A. Basebsn Club Organized.
The Baseball Club OF Young Mems
Christian Association organized last even
Ing by the election of the following Off
GERS: President. Thomas Davis; secretary,
john Kenyon; treasurer, A. X. Mckay;
captain. Thomas Davis. The club at pre-
sent numbers twenty-five players. An
important meeting will be held on Satur-
day next at Il. M. at the ASSOCIATION
rooms.
Arrested for Stealing Vegetables.
This morning member of the firm Of
Geo. &. Stillman & Co., produce dealers
on Weeden street, just beyond the freight
depot, complained to Officer Callaghan
that "A boy had taken about ten bushels of
potatoes from his place when his back
was turned, and carried them off in a
team. Soon after the officer spotted the
lad and took him to the station. He was
brought before Mr.. Stillman, when he ad-
mitted taking the potatoes, but said he
was locked up pending an investigation.
May Entertainments at Park Place Church.
The regular May entertainment OF Park
Place Church was held last evening be-
fore large audience. The exercises
opened with the crowningiof Madge Mess
Ter as Queen Of the May by twenty-five
children.
A Pleasant Wedding.
Last evening Arthur f. Smith was
united In marriage TO Miss Sadie Webb,
the second daughter of George II. Webb,
at the residence Of the brides parents on
Stuart street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-04
MEDICAL ECONOMY.


Has discovered new, extraordinary quick: certain
pal Cord. supermAtorrh9A Seminal kpn.sc p,a
sens Of the Neryss sad Gsnsssflse 3R}San S3R}SSannH
TREATMENT has cured shs mos, % despeSSAsSs per Ga forTs %
debiliated youth It bes.ows che yigSr Of Sa mannSoo %
youth without the possibility q f,iiurs uaishAEs s,,s
gre. Ressntsn q Urine, Gravel Kidney or bts1u y
Ons No gest5icslSn IN Diet 1r hlndrsnssa M TaR SSR
OR FOUR DAYS: Patients whose casss nav. Sssa
are particularly invited TO vsit DIR. lewis VIII.
ten guarantee Of cures given In all cases srrsnsea
ie-Dr, Lewis wes frequently consulted by many
who have been completely discourassd ot ever -.
ing cured after having experimented with ysi9os
advertised nostrums. electric bells ETC. wnicn IN a.
disease commando different and SPECIAL Tsstmept n
Lewis would say consult him and he w M restore Sns
disappointed one to All the duties OF NE, wnetne{
they be physical or mental pertaining 70 marr,es
life or Single blessedness-"
DR. Q, ]. IxwIs Is PERMANENTLY LOCATED
At 129 Friendship street. Providence, X =. one 49,
from Richmond street loN Broad strscsha VSmcs Ss
hours all the round from TO and ese y, ban'
day 10 10 2, not later.
S1- Rheumatism efiectually cured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-04
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.

Providence. April e7. 1899.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-02

wAsHrSGroN. Oct f0-The working
men II the country are finding in the re-
cent labor trouble IN the south beanti-
fal opportunity 10 Judge Of the real ami
mus u the two political parties toward
labor and lsborng people. That The
Democratic party has b@sn the foe 81 FIRE
fsi,or IL = recognized feature Of thu earlier
history II this country. and that it Is still
indifferent - the interests of the labor
ing element mnst he apparent - any
body who stops 70 study the situation a.
brought sharply into notice BY the pres
en- condition 81 Affairs in the sruth.
Wer,f COMES from Tennessee that N spite
# cha promises ~ the governor ire con
dstions IN rezard - tbe use ~ convict
lahs.r IN ccfnps deion with free lahor have
not AZ ali improved.
sbsaiut- ssayrei Shows Rest sentiments.
II s oniv in the states or localities IN
vbich a parry has absolute sns nnsiis-
putsl contrei fer a hong period taat its
real arfifnds toward any element Il &c.
riafv Is clearly Shown Where the ma
R,rite Is slender 81 IS often accessory FOR
partv lassisrs IA hBie tbsir real senti-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-02

lfs-s ne ect the itching would tne.eaee. buri7 2
.lav hu- I hsa no rest. I Vas 90 ~ Sen Up. aer-
VOWS a. he hishess degree. ana ncarlf driver 20
despair Al hat tirae | read ahout tfe Errtr a
RsSsrrss isterdei a. ~ tneu,. sro 1rorprd re
S~sf si.-kfs ~ssf 80 ssresqi rssks sing ihe
trFfCrRA CrrfcURs soar. end tCTlCt 1s EF-
sntrESr VITA proper judgement, POS e1f.ii. n
improved s'eviy hos surely dsY D. day. ufll after
thr~e % four msnths' use al ttfu [ Tf- ctref.
fsur rinister ReV r - Perran.f. IN Ms1taa.
saoNs ore snd SHOWS hat suffered Ans ena
Tsy write % hisu snd be vtH ceralY 60 the tru n
of ffis tess' nnfriai
SR sTENBRJECK Escasn, Sor,h paksss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-02

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; il is pleasant
and refreshing Ia the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually. dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its Kind ever pro-
ddced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
eeptsble TO the stomach, prompt in
lis action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qusiities commend II
TO all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept AIRY
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fic syrup co.
,.. SAN FRANCISCO. ctL
e0U'S"llss NJ. &c" sosas H."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-02

grown worse and wurss'
on me in spite OF all mes'i-
cal treatment NJ couii-
tioa was uuaesrsbie Ny
legs ~ere swollen. my
arms were raw. ny face
and neck "a Of eruption,
which made ne serafr n
until my whisscrs wee
sosse5 ard pa-ted eHh
the sfcklg faid I ecu 4
hardly lear ny clothing.
~ b.n sight caue I was
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ACCOUNTING ECZEMA
Awful Suffering. Driven Almost In.
sane by Doctors Tried Cuticura.
Relief Immediate. Entirely
Cured I'm 4 Months.

suffered with the dreadful ecrena FOR over ssx
months during which time | had consulted three
doctors and thss tcrmenting skiu disease hsd
Evening journal., 1892-11-08
REPUBLICAN THREATS.

New Castle County Demo.
Gratis Assured That They
Need Not FeaE Threaten
ing Republican Circu-
lars.
The following letter has been is
sued by Willard Salisbury, Jr,
chairman of the Democratic County
Executive Committee:
HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY EXECUTIVE CoMMITTR E,
WILMINGTON, Nov. Dem ocrsts
need not pay the slightest attention
to the lying statements of Republi
can newspapers, or to any circulars
they receive trying to trighten them
or to. deter them from voting. We
are informed that the city will be
flooded with circulars today and to-
night, and that Democrats will be
warned that should they attempt to
vote they will be arrested.
This is attempted intimidation
pure and simple.
Every Democrat holding a tax
receipt signed by "John I. Dickey"
is entitled to vote and will be pro-
tected in every way in doing SO.
Democrats must disregard all
statements to the contrary They
are false and made only to deceive,
whether made in newspapers, cir
cular letters or by word of mouth.
Every one trying to intimidate or
interfere with a Democrat viii be
prosecuted by this committee as
soon as his case is reported.
Democrats stand to your guns.
We have Higgins, Bach. Mahaffy
and their crowd whipped in this
county. Don't let them cheat or
frighten you.
WILLARD SALISBURY, JR.,
Chairman of Democratic County
Executive Committee.
Evening journal., 1892-11-08
PENNOCK'S NEW QUARTERS.

Auspioious Opening of the Clothier's
New Establishment at Firth and Mar
ket Streets.
The handsome new store in which T.
II. Pennock, the well-known clothier, has
been compelled by a growing business to
move his stock on the southeast corner
Of Fifth and Market streets, was opened
last evening for the first time Crowds
of visitors inspected the new quarters.
On the first floor is located the general
clothing and mems furnishing depart
ment on the second floor boys clothing,
Of which speciality is made, will be
sold The third floor is devoted to the
merchant tailoring department.
An elevator connects the three floors
and incandescent and arc electric lights
and gas furnish ample illumination.
The three show windows display the
latest fashions in neckwear, clothing and
general furnishings
Note books of convenient shape and
prettily designed match safes were given
away last night as souvenirs of the occa-
sion.
Evening journal., 1892-11-08
REPUBLICAN 0UTRAGEs.
Representative Spruance Prevents Arrest
BY Giving Himself up and Producing
Ball.

Representative spruance Prevents Arrest
by Giving Himself up and Producing
Ball.
The Republican mill Of intimidation
with Chief Intimidator Macallister as
miller ground political grist all day yes
terday Among the warrants sworn
out was one for J. Harvey Spruance,
Democratic candidate for the General
Assembly. AS soon as Mr. Spruance
heard of IL he went before Macallister
and gave himself up. The charge was
inducing persons not to exercise the
right to vote. A hearing was waived
and the bail was fixed at $500 It was
promptly furnished and Mr.. Spruance is
in the field today.
Among the other arrests made by the
Republicans were:
Daniel Sawdon, charged with illegally
registering in the Fifth district Of the
Sixth ward as resident of No. 1919
Wilson street; George G. Whiteman,
bondsmau.
Augustus Pruitt. First district, Ninth
ward. charged with having registered in
the Ninth ward on a tax receipt purport-
ing to be issued by John T. Dickey
when he was not assessed; S. y Adams,
bondsman.
Thomas Pancoast, not having been
assessed; registered at Second district,
Ninth ward, Patrick Neary, bondsman.
Lewis Miller, same charge, Fourth
district, Ninth ward, Patrick Neary,
bondsman.
George T. Cloud same charge, Brandy
wine South district, Brandywine hun.
dred Patrick Neary, bondsman.
William Halle, same charge, Fourth
district, Ninth ward; Patrick Neary,
bondsman.
Bayard Crossan, same charge, Brandy
wine South district. Brandywine hun
dred Joseph L. Carpenter, Jr., bonds
man.
John II. Young, Illegal registration,
Fifth district, Sixth ward, as from No.
800 East Thirteenth street; Francis $.
Bradley, bondsman.
Patrick McGrory aud James b. Toman,
registration officers at New Castle, refus-
ing to register qualified voter; Willard
salisbury and John H. Rodney, bonds
men.
Joseph II. Smith, First district, Eighth
ward, illegal registration and Anton
Stemle Fourth district, Ninth ward
Frank d. Carpenter, bondsman.
George w Fleming, OF No. 220 Adams
street, DR.. Willard Springer bondsman.
John J. Cloud, Fourth district, Ninth
ward, interference; Daniel Forrest,
bondsman.
Stephen r. Pardee, Seventh district,
Seventh ward, illegally registered f. d.
Carpenter, bondsman.
Evening journal., 1892-11-08
AN INTERNAL MACHINE HORROR.

Two Paris Policemen Meet an Awful
Death While Examining a Suspicious
Vessel.
IBy Telegraph to the Evening Journal.l
LONDON, Nov S-A dispatch to the
Reuter- Telegram company from Paris
states that at II o'clock this morning
two policemen found, on the aven
Opera, outside Of the Office Of the Car
maux Mining company, an iron vessel
which had suspicious appearance.
Thinking it might contain dynamite
and that the intention was to blow up
the Carmaux company's office on account
Of the recent trouble with their miners,
the policemen took the vessel up care
fully and carried II to the police station.
On arrival there they proceeded TO ex-
anime it, whereupon it exploded with
terrible effect. The two policemen ex-
aiming the machine were instantly killed
and another was severely wounded The
interior of the station house was a wreck.
The woodwork was demolished and the
windows shattered and fragments were
blown out into the street. The explosion
was produced by dynamite.
A large force of police immediately
started to investigate the origin of the
outrage which is believed to have been
committed by some anarchist, who
wished to injure officials of the Carmaux
company, on account Of their course dur.
ing the recent strike.
Evening journal., 1892-11-08
Mouse serrennt William rlnrd.

After transacting routine business last
evening the police commission or ap
pointed Officer William Floyd house ser
geant on motion Of Mayor Wiley, vice
Charles whom resigned. The new house
sergeant was appointed as an officer dur
ing the administration Of Mayor Harring
ton Police Surgeon Charles L. Baird
report was read and approved. II
showed that he had attended during the
month Of October % patients, 10 OF
which were men; 3 women; 20 white:
colored. Thirteen of the cases were
medical and 8 surgical. Out Of the q
patients IA of them were officers.
Evening journal., 1892-11-08
UNDERWEAR.

This department is full of bargains
this week as is also our stock. Really
our stock is almost too full. We there
fore wish to unload some of it and as
prices are the only way by which goods
can be moved with success and benefit to
customers we make move in this way
and offer:
All of our 35c quality Ladies' Jersey
Ribbed Vests at 25c
All of our 75c quality Ladies Ribbed
Vests at SOC.
All of our SOC quality Ladies' Merino IN
derwear at SOC.
All of our 81 quality Ladies white wool
Vests at 72c.
All Of our $3.50 quality Ladies' Austria
liam wool underwear at ST. TO-
All of our SOC quality Mems Gray Mixed
Underwear at 42c.
All of our zoe quality Mems superfne
Random wool Underwear at SOC,
All Of our 65c quality Mems heavy white
Merino Underwear at 49c.
All of our $135 quality Mems all wool
non shrinking Underwear ST.
Evening journal., 1892-11-08
Dress Goods Marked Down.

36inch allwoo Serge very desirable goods, have been
selling freely 50 cents down to SO cents 6pieces awoo
yard The best value in Black Henettas in city
country with special bargains in other kinds of Black
Dress Fabrics
3opieces handsome styles Dress Gnghams large variety
of patterns SC goods for SC yard.
lot of Full Standard Prints good styles at 4H cents
yard.
Best Toilet Crash &C a yard
Splendid Damask Towels 3S inches long 10 inches wide
I3c each for 25c these goods worth 2oc each
All Linen Beached Damask, 81 inches wide, csc yard
wonderful bargain.
IS yards Hill Bleached Muslin for ST.
Appleton Brown Muslin very heavy 6 "a a yard
India Drapey Silk beautiful designs large variety of the
choicest figures at from 75c about so styles Gust
compare with Philadelphia prces)
Plain China Silks inches wide all desirable colors 25c
yard
good Warm Comforter for 75c Better for 81, $l.25,
ST.. so and up SIS each.
Please look at our beautiful Elder Downs which we are
selling very low
Evening journal., 1892-11-08
Incidents of the Day.

The boiler got out Of order in the
engine room Of the Daily Herald yester.
day and that paper did not appear.
The Delaware Iron works and the
Riverside rolling mills are closed TODAY.
nobody being on duty there except the
watchman. The other manufacturing
establishments closed at noon and now
every male resident, of the age of 81 will
have a chance to exercise his right Of
suffrage
The Citizens Building and Loan as.
sociation held busy meeting last night
New Castle citizens who are EN-.
ployed in Wilmington must come over
on the 4.40 train from that city il they
want to get here in time to stamp a
ticket
Special wires are being placed in for
the Young Mems Democratic club and
for the Harrison and Reid club at their
respective houses.
The watchman in the Riverside Rolling
Mills, Samuel Aaron, removed from New
Castle to Philadelphia to-day after cast
ing his vote He will start tobacco
store in the Quaker City. He is succeed.
ed by John CamDbell