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DIED.

ALEAANDER.-JohnA Alexander. in his 9th year
'uhera from his late residence. SlS East Saith st. on
Aoncay. March % at r.. ".
sANNON.-On Friday. March rs, at Springfield
Ahs, Oliver b. cannon. aged 20 years o months
and 90 days
'nend' are invited 20 attend tho funeral from his
A's 'esdence. 10 Hickory s., on sunday after
noon at o'clock
sAih.-sudden,y. on Saturday. March &c, Thomas
Beatty, aged 81 wears
'ahera from his late residence 40 East soth st. on
iuesaay morning, Ma-ch ~. at $50 O'Clock. thence
81 Lawrences Church, stth st. and Park av..
nefe mass of requiem will be offered for the re.
v'e u MS SOU. Relatives and friends. also those
us o3oIher;-inaw. Lewis J. and Francis z. Bar.
,n ,on' arere'peetfrily invited to attend.
-"-lh Brooklyn, OF Friday morning, March -.
an'es bell III the $50 year of his age.
a. services on sunday afternoon. March 81, at
p, oeoc. at his late residence. All 9th av
S"Ei--'on friday, March 70. at Springfield
Ns' francis BugOee. aged A years
',eaas are invited to attend tn. funeral from his
h3ocock,
v"iI'--on Friday. March 25. At Springfield,
s' Mary Carroll aged co years
"-' are invited to attend tho funeral from her
et'Hshce Union st., on Sunday afternoon at 2
$50. ana from st. Mchaers Church ut 30
n
,A' Aafgarc; Cleveland. aged 20 years
u' are invited TO attend tho funeral from her
AZ O'Clock
n.-oh Friday. March %. Lennore Smith coots,
se4 STtars and months.
AeA''es and friends are Invita- n ,tt.pa m. IN.
h n'f parents residence. 2O2 East Goth ST..
greens ~ nv Al H'eF
nNGHAM .-on March 25. a, Jersey City
Er,nsa James Cunningham, aged ~ years
la. are invited to attend the funeral from his
noe. ~ 1t, fau!s az. on Sunday after.
mon at O'Clock.
n.-oh Thursday. March "a at Hartford.
Fu,rS. 'o'eph w D'mock. aged 81 years and days
''hNI'euf TO attend tho funeral on Monday
EhR.,,n I" o"r!ock. from First Baptist Church.
n I - Colorado springs. Colorado. March
pa "ooer' EmOree, second son of Robert G. and
Hn..s' hiHSree. in the sd year OF h age.
- we residence OF his parents Flushing L.
ca, tuesday Ma c! 20 at4rM
Con, N'-on Friday. March 25 at New Haven.
Ir.,. oven Galgan aged 80 years
are Invited to attend the funeral from his
nn., 'uthee' IS Putnam ST. on Sunday after.
ca : 40 o'clock, and from Sacred Heart
G., surh at O'Clock
.,ss ON Friday, March 20, Henry o. Gilbert,
n'pi in Hew Haven Conn
M., ."'-on March 20. at Jersey CITY Height.
4 "a months A vi '''ehoas harper. aged
II, invited to attend the funeral from thu
oi MS parents 80 Water av, ON sunday
s"'0n' March 81. at 2 O'Clock. II-'
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. HAT TO shoppers as TO What MAY he
ro,pd on East 18th ST.

,,,,sno., ss,isfa c,ory dry goods houses At this
thA, o! Le Bou,.ler Bros. in 14th st. east OF
,,A .v spacnGs, well lighted. stocked Win oh'y
shis good. rctalcd at the lowest possible hgures.
80, m hs wondered at that the aggregate OF cSperi
,.,A ,bonpers who make that store their OBJECTIVE
,o,,, 1, daily on the increase. Just now there hre
b,r Of ,pecialtlr- Of especially aurins charac'
"a, N romen which help to swell tho usua! crowd Ono
IA ,li, 70. sprng and summer wear; another. chaihes
-.,,h ,.,,ssent every french manufacturer OF any
mi. Heavier woollcns such ms tweeds ANA chevot
,,claae two or three astonishing bargains Whtc skir'
A., i.x,. and ruulls embroidered in colors nre pro-
,o,.,,ys of much admiration as TO pattern aGd eSceP
to-. values Among the first are woven inquired naias
t .o,or.i In various tnts. and in white. The peal
"a, m. cream white seem especially lovely. and sug.
,.,, graduating gowns. party dresses. and tho ike.
Nv. a,cpt5ed Ec,yss are twilled India, chameleon
,,,.d url aT.luch shanghai variety patterned with
n,py novel designs The last imported specially oy this
ann As all illustration Of tie bargains. 30 centsAyard
one OF the hest brands many are as low rs 20
,,ns Among the solid co.ors Is weave OF india at
s,c.r,. Black real lie sole. all silk and reversible.
,.ins A, so cents may be said to top tho list OF bar.
rain. In the beaver grades OF colored silks, satin
Jp,hs, novelties crystal bengaline. and chanseaole
,,sa,,, rrpresent almost surprising values
Tn. ch.. e1h:u is notable not only for variety brt
for the charming tones Of color which can be had.
among them the blues on tho second floor the
elosSa Jackets and gowns arc more numerous and
more than have ever before been seen at
this house which saying good deal There are nu.
ue,ous outing dresses included in tho assortment OF
nor. p,sten.ious gowns very stylish in modelling.
One navy h!ne s.rIe finished with straps and belt
Of russo, leather Another OF the same color broad.
cloth is trimmed with white cloth braided in blue.
The English Jackets OF notified cheviot. with brilliant
lining and which include new model called the
Franklin" are among tho most stylish.
III. advance II Jade by the custom order department
tur,ps the pas. few months proves that tho styles
originated by 1t have met with admiration and apprs-
e,aton-xir
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bLODGETT-PEDLEY.- March l6. 1892 at
SAINT Anne. Westminster. London, by DR.. II. B.
Freeman. N. A.. Iilden Blodgett Of New York to
Katharine Grace youngest daughter Of the late
James Thomas Pedey, Esq, of London.
CHAPlN-LINE S.-At Meriden. Conn.,. March "a,
BY tho Rev. H. S. Lines. Miss Ellen ~ Lines
daughter ofthe Hon. H. W. Lines. to Frank ~ Chaplin
Of New Hartford Conn
NokMAN-WOOD.-On Thursday, March "a
49,: At Wes'ror'. Conn. by the Rev. Kenneth Nc
AsnHe, In Trinity Church. Miss Rosa 7. Wood of
Nsslpors AMI Mr.. John II. Norman Of Stamford
'ohn After bridal tour Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
will reside IN Stamford
fCKETT-CARTER.-A Springfield, MASS.
Ea'ch 10 by the Rev. NJ. Burnham Miss Ella ~
carter to Leroy c. Pickett both of this city.
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uIBIyE INTELLIGENCE

,x,,,rry ,LNASAo-1us nav a..
n sun SETS. 20 Moon sets" D IL
srn rises.''' " % n,.u NiIlR-rnIa pkH i. 40
49,, ,s'IGoy Island. q II Hell Gate. . ~
ArrIycd-fmp,r. March 20
80, -op,aiuc ffangeul hnvre. ..N
= - ~. Of Cuitagn. bedford Li'erpoo- ..
sslasndsm, Dult, Rotterdam.
~ nas"n V5egc, Amsterdam.
SVs.,,'nio Mise antwerp. ,, ,,..
s. lt M W If,,cLiurg Bibber fali River
H'"' iroi ia,ec arrivals see t"s' r"s'i
spNiNtr wv
e. ,u.,.tdau from New fote az n"u'os"'s
- ii"y.,a from New York at Madeira
,,ityr rrnM ioRtiGS roR,s
:, ,,1ir Tsrn iNcrrgul Tor New ,u,h.
s. Nonn a",,,ayic from Ilavrc for New WORK.
. XIX "a n ys from Hamburg tor New ioIs'
sssS0uri,and, from Antwerp Tor new 'oFA'
triGoiNG sts,asnirA
sal TOnor,on. ,-,c,,
, .,..,,.., 3:O0P.
JIonio, Jtrenl,e 800 ,.... 3:UuF. NJ
f,ninoie, thatrsu,,'',hh ....... SSOP NJ
- SUI '"'''' 4 'UoIM 1904. N.
n.
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Ladies take Or. siegert's Angostura Bitters gen
orally when they feel low spirited. 1t brightens them
Up immejIRtey.
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Absolutely correct styles In gentlemen's
bats. New ro!ors $500 Derby. elsewhere 81.
NcCANN, 30 Eowery. Tar springs st.
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Cosshs-" Browns Bronchial Troches" are used
With adrantag. {, alleviate coughs sore throat hoarso
ness and bronchial affections.
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The attention or gentlemen 10 called to the
elegant and tasty hats for spring issued BY ESPES.
EHElD, IFS Nassau st. 1iS
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3asiness Hottees.

Superior Treatment Of Diseases Feet and Nails
Leading Chsopo.ist and Manicure Parlors: moderate
prces highly medicinal Identifying toilet requisites
ihld everywhere; Lswars Of initiated iabels DR.. J.
PARKER PRAY CO., 50 Yves; 23d ST.. New York.
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Lorfs Dyelng Onaces, 18th St. near Broadway:
e6S 9th av- III and Il3 9th av. None better.
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aNatrimnMial.


4 GENTLEMAN. sterling character. large wealth;
"A would wed lady under 80, and dsyots time and
money 10 make tifs pleasant, WORTH. box 12u. sun
uptown oilce. L. b5 Broauwny
A HANDSOME WIDOW. a. ilnpulsiye. afrciionate
~ nature. has me ans wound we'd gentleman abore
seeking wife for her money. ALLlNR. box III. sun
uptoS u otlce ]. 2h, Broadway.
A WEALTHY WIDOW. childess aud alone. would
"A wed, for love. elderly gentleman. BEATRICE, box
1888. sun uptown oiirr. .:Ga broadway.
LNLDERLy GENTLEMAN. IRE proachable aptecedents.
II seeks l0vabs wife socially and nanc tally eligible;
friends introduction invited VITAL 2O4, Sun Office
MATHIMONIAL NEWS 49, EhCur."n
containing hundreds Of genuine advertisements boz n
sent with fuli Information IN pain seated en-
vriope for IOc Many hundreds thank tor their hap.
pness MEWS'G 10. .-S last ia ~.
w our ability TO give you suitable tn!roiuotlons by
describing yourself aud one you would marry. seLd
zoe and We will select from Our sOvO patrons u per
son we deem suitable and send you complete dsscrip
tion wlh our terms In plain .saisd snyelops Gall or
write. NRLLNAN. 338 Stu ~.
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Spfrial gotifts.

BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANACEA,
THE GREAT PAIN RELIENER
FOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL USE.
Cures Cramps Cole Colds. and NIL pains. 25c. hottls
IOKPULENCY.-ladi during Len. have your
superuous flesh removed without -dirinr starvation
diet. massage; reduction guaranteed. frof. lNCE
specialist. 253 9th av. Circulars.
wHEATENA.-The best breakfast food; l'.s-
ciouA nourishing: cooks in one minute; 20 csnts =.
9roeera HEALTH FOOD COMPANY. I'll 5tha
MEN TURKISH Russian baths. I5c splendid
Accom- M oIatlcns - Irving place.
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Keeps Dress Shirts, to measure, q for 5000
None better Al any Price. 900 and sll broadway.
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MARRIED..

Phillips Digestible Cocoa.
ne only cocoa with rich chocolate flavor.
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Sfntistry.

A HAMS DENTAL ASSOCIATION
~ Hest Teeth rubber plate gas free repairs free
ONCE IN n Y that does not advertise low price to ask
high one. Gold I'LL. $50 up; soft l zoe. up. Cold
crowns. Gohl Plates. and Teeth without Platrs En-
. raeting. GIc;; Win pure iresh gns Goe NEVER
MN fOR k-:o3 TIN Ave. cor. lith st.
bKDnkLlN..lTs Fulton ST. near Elm Place.
JERSEY CITY = or. York and Grove StH,
IN New YORK don't mistake next door for Hanks.
ELEGAST GOLD filings, guaranteed; moderate prices.
IL Dr. FuIers Dental ParOrs "a Vhrick st. cor Canal
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residence OF her parents. 1876 Sth st.. on Sunday
afternoon, March 81. at O'Clock.
TOTEM On Friday. March 20. at her residence on
High ST.. Charlotte A. Totten. daughter OF tho late
Gilbert Totten.
Friends are invited attend the funeral from her
late residence. 8 High ST.. on Monday afternoon At
2:3o O'Clock.
TRASK.-on Thursday. March -. at Springfield.
Mass. Russell b. son of William and Lizzie Trasf.
aged IL years.
Funeral private
TURKELL.--On Thursday. March -. 1902. william
uolcombc Turrei, IN the 9th year OF his ago.
Services Church Of St. Mary the Virgin 22s West
45th ST.. Sunday. March 81. at T. Nj. lntsrncns
private.
vASHER.-on Saturday. March 90. at Springfield.
Mass. Mary. infant daughter Of AdoIph aud Neo
Washer.
Funeral private
wATERKEYN.-Entsr into life on March 20.
John Joseph wAterkeyn. aged 46 wears.
Services Sunday. 3 81. from his late residence 80
Cooper st.. Brooklyn. n. Y. Friends and relatives Of
tho family. also members Of G. A. R, respectfully
invited.
wELCH.-on Friday. March IS. at New Haven.
Conn. Angelina B.. widow Of Fits Henry WEIGH.
aged "a years.
Friends arc invited to attend the funeral from her
late residence. 80 Dixwen Az. on Monday after
noon. at 2: 80 o'clock.
WELLES.-on Thursday. March -. at St. raurs
School, Concord, y. H. Hubert @. wsles. in his 18th
Funeral from his residence Charter Oak place.
Hartford, Conn. on Sunday afternoon At 1890
O'Clock.
wHALEN.-on Saturday. March rs, 1892. Thomas
whAlen, in his 10th year.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to At
tend bis funeral from his late resdence. Broadway.
near l3oth st. on Monday. March 20. at 10 A. NJ.
thence to Annunciaton Church. where solemn
requiem mass will DO offered for the reposo Of his
soul Interment In St. Raymouds Cemetery. West
Chester.
wHITINo.-ons Saturday. March 20. at Springfield.
Mass. William whiting aged % yearh
NnfIc Of al herr
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Aorses, Carriagts, &c.


business wAGONs-BCYRRS. CALL: AND EXAM.
ID me GREAT VARIETY At OUR SHOTS: sENEkAl.
SECOND HAND: WILL EXCHANGE: PRICES LOW:
REPAIRING AND PAINTING
COLI BlA WAGON COMPANY.
42o. 4o4. 4a6 W ETH ST, BET 9TH AND 10TH AVS.
INARM WAGONS and farm carts: large variety: low
prices. COLUMBIA WAGON co. 422 to +2G West
10th H. between Ath AMI 10Th avs
TGNRuCK BrILDEK.--Six elegant single trucks ready
i for use; prices reasonable. 43S West st. near bank
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MAPLE GROVE CEMETERY.
Maple Grove station. Long Island Railroad. once
1878 Broadway. n.
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Mount Hope Cemetery.
once $40 eth av. corner 23d st.. New York
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q. =. CREMATION co. uhA once o. Fast
Houston st. n. Y. Crcmatory. Fresh Fond. L. l. send
for circulars.
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3flfdifAI.

BILITY.--Od Dr. SMITH l3t East 18Th :. near 3
n NV station; private diseases; both sexes. over 40
years: blood skin geet structure. bladder Iiineyf.
nervous debility. wenkhess, lost manhood youthful
errOrt shyness. trembling Narcoelc weak. fhruhken
organs ipediments TO marriage: avoid med zeal agen.
cies companies. electricity hunbu they fail. Advice
free: any disease Vtop
NJ ASSAGE TREATMENT, hot air and steam baths:
Vl European swedish professional operators.
Nine fnRNANDER .I4 'ith av.
VARICO'ELE CURED-42 wears, ty Or
HEATH. with painless medicines after surgical op
Grafton clamps, and electricity failed IU4 East -9b
st.. daily. EVENING" and sunday forenoon
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Srrsonnl 3lntlres.

II .RsONAL--your destiny furctud. with zen picture
Of future hnshhuu wife. according - nsirulOgy.
day date Of hirth aud 2uc. 10 astTooger L., box III
Kansas CITY. Mo-
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EMLhSoN ilANOS
Excel in all the varied elements Indispensable to In.
struments Of superior merit Liquidy and purtyot
tone. responsive and pleasing touch. 5000 have al:
ready been sold The prices are very moderate and
terms entirely convenient to purchaser. =.
Factory in boston. Mass. New York wareroomA -
", llth At,
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WANTED-sinsle truck; r. sood order with f1ll-
CARMAS box lv1. sun once.
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Sportsman'S Gnods.

BICYCLE BARGAINS.
j. z. POURMAN, Bicycles and Sunlries. wholesale an
retail Cincinnati y.
Write for secondhand Lat. Have large NUMBER
SPEAK QUICK.
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JONEs.-on Friday. March n, at Hartford. Conn.,
Aaron Jones. aged about 30 yearA.
1nterment At Manchester. Conn.
KEAT1NG.-on Thursday. March ~, at Springfield.
Mass. Michael Heating. aged Al yeara
Friends are invited to attend tho funeral from his
late residence. So sharon st.. on Sunday afternoon
at $3.50 O'Clock. and from Sacred Heart Church at
o'clock.
KEYS ER.-on Saturday. March 20, at Bridgeport.
Conn. James Ksiser OF ReddinT. Conn. aged es
Notice Of funeral hereafter
KILiIN.-on Friday. March 20. at Hartford. Conn.
Thomas J. KILN. son OF James KILN.
Friends are Invited to attend the funeral from his
late residence. 81 Village st., on Sunday afternoon
at 80 O'Clock. and from st. Pstrick's Church at
oc,ocs.
KlRRY.-on Friday. March c5. at New Haven.
Conn. Mary Kirby
Friends are invited to attend the fdneral from his
late residence, 15s Chapel o.. on Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock. and from 81. Francis's Church at 80
O'Clock.
k1RK1n this city. March -, at her late residence
$40 West 4ad st. Maggie Kirk. in her b2d year
solemn requiem will DO read at the Church OF
ST. Raphael on Monday. March g. at 10 A. n. In
termcnt IN Calvary Cemetery.
IIORTON.--suddeniy on March "a william p. Lor.
Services at pr Pax,ons church West aga st.. 9Th and
9th avs. Monday. At 10; 30 A. N.
LYNCH On Friday. March ar at Meriden. Conn.
Julia A.. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs G. W Lynch. aged
~ years.
Friends are invited to attend the funeral from her
late residence on sunday afternoon. at ? O'Clock,
and from church at $50 o'clock.
MALONE.-on Friday. March 70. At his late resi-
dencc. 800 West i6th St. Patrick Malone.
Relatives and friends OF tho family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral the Church Of st.
Francis Xavier. West 10th At. on Tuesday. March
~ at 10: 80 A N. sharn
MAIONEY.-On Friday. March as at New Haven
Conn, Francis Maioncy aged 81 years.
Friends invited to attend the funeral from his
late residence. 63 East Chapel st.. sunday after
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-05
RAD[K[|y & C00NEY
SPECIAL SALE OF
{: SIS &C @
so Dozen Misses Derby Ribbed
Fast Black
Seamless Hose,
worth 25c. at 49,. pair
SHOE DEPT.

GENTS:
We have a line Of Fine Calf
Shoes in Lace and Congress, cap
or plain toe, 80 wide. This snoe
is maze from very fine calf stock +,
perfect filters. We will sell them
this week at $3.50 pair; real
value So 90.
LADIES
We have about 81 pair of Don
COLA Boots in Common Sense
Opera Toe. This boot We sold Mt
So 90 pair, your choice this week
at s2.S5 pair.
Cbild's no heel worth SOC. at
CSC. pair.
Cbild's no heel worth CSC at
l9c. pair.
Ch'ld's Spring Heel SOC. at
3Sc. par.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-05

selections are from the lead
ing importing houses of the
country, they cannot fail TO
please you. Examine them
before purchasing elsewhere.
A full line of fancy percale
and outing shirts just arrived
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-05

shapes at the lowest prices
that can be named on fine
goods. School commences
Monday, April 4th, and you
should see to it that the boys
are furnished with new head
gear before that time.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-05
for spring and summer wear.
Children's & Boys Dept.

We have secured a large
and varied line of boys and
children's hats and caps in all
the leading and popular
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-05
N.ECKWEAR.

We are prepared to show
you any pattern in Neckwear
you desire for spring. Our
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-05

We are showing the finest
line Of Derbys ever shown in
Pawtucket, including all the
leading blocks known to the
trade, besides many exclusive
novelties, which have been
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-05
EASTER HATS YOUR OUTFIT FOR THE SUMMER WILL NOT BE MPETE
WITHOUT ONE OF OUR EASTER HATS.

manufactured expressly for
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-05


of
"A
be
hionodto ow
al
ONFO OF 10 hare in
picking
up
Cheyio andy
Idlassc for now
Can't frd fault " hese itsor
Harris Livingston and Auburn Canes and Wo ted
pocket
Of every
Consists GnetS Su
and
WHY THESE LOW PRICES!
lacking
II each consolidated
~ MUCH
Reer
hence
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-28
LOCAL ITEMS.

SEVERAL local Democrats will speak In
Amateur Dramatic Hall, this evening.
ELswooD Assembly Pythian Sisterhood,
will hold social this evening, in Elm
wood Hall.
THE Republican City Committee will
meet this evening in the headquarters, 20
-Weybosset street.
A WOMAN snatched 81 bill from John
Kirwin. years of age, on Manton avenue,
Saturday afternoon.
SEVEN Plymouth Rock hens were stolen
from the hen coop owned by James Riley,
A Day street last night.
CHARLES b. and Amasa +. Jones, have
sued the New York, Providence and
Boston railroad for S, 900 for damages.
To-NIGHT in Music Hall another of the
popular promenade concerts will be given.
Brigham's orchestra will furnish music.
PHILLIP BATAsTRINE's barn at 164 Dean
street, was entered last night and a num-
ber of bottles of lager beer valued at IS
were stolen.
OFFICER HEALEY, found a man named
Peter Montague, so years of age, on
Acorn street, at / o'clock this morning
The man had fallen and has a bad cut on
his head.
The Second Ward Republican Club,
will meet this evening at lbs North Main
street. There will be rally Of all the
Republicans OF the entire ward.
THE Rev. Edward Holyoke will give an
illustrated lecture tomorrow evening in
the vestry of the Bencfcent Congrega-
tional Church, entitled "A Trip to the
White Mountains.
CONGRESSMAN WALKER, Of Massachu-
setts will speak this evening at the Re-
publican rally to be held at the headquar-
tiers of the Republican State Central Com
mittee in Butler Exchange.
REV. JOEL BAssETT, preached at the
Broadway NJ l.. Church last evening in
behalf of the Bethany Mission. A collec-
tion was taken up for the benefit of the
mission and "A snug sum was realized.
RAsco Cook, an Italian, reports that his
wife mas been missing from home since
March %. She lived near the Cranston
Print Works, and was Is years Of age, 5
feet tall and is unable to speak English.
THE polling place of first district of the
Fifth ward on the corner of Ship and
Elbow street is not considered suitable for
the purpose and some of the voters think
they should have portable voting place.
AT 2:l5 A. NJ. Sunday, William Dixon,
employed ea-t the sewer fell on Madison
street and sustained fracture of the right
leg. DR.. Cheseboro was called and ordered
the man conveyed 10 the Rhode Island
Hospital.
MARY WoFFHAM, o6 Harold street, fell
and broke her. right ankle at 10 o'clock
Saturday night. She was attended by DIR.
Edwards The woman claimed that her
husband broke her leg, but would not
enter complaint.
TWO more enterprising youths escaped
from the Reform school last night aud
made wild dash for liberty. Tney were
recaptured, however, at Elmwood by Off
Ger Muldoon OF the seventh station, aud
will be returned To the school to-day.
Soon after o'clock last evening the
schooner yacht Ida L." broke from her
moorings and drifted down the Seekonk
river. The mast become fouled with the
Washington bridge and the boat was
swamped under the bridge. Fortunately
there was no one on board.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-28

At a recent meeting Of q New York
club the question for debate was, How
Do You Keep Wellf" and twenty mem.
bers gave these answers to it.
No. /. Keeps well by taking Turkish
baths.
No. 2. BY horseback exercise.
No. 8. BY resisting disease and avoid
ing doctors.
No. 4. BY keeping clear OF colds and
never working when tired.
No. 5. BY obeying all the laws of
hygiene.
No. 9. BY open air exercise and oatmeal
porridge.
No. z. BY keeping the mind content and
taking a months rest every summer.
No. 8. By boating.
No. 9. BY never thinking about illness.
No. 10. BY athletic exercise and refrain
ing from overwork.
No. II. BY moderation both in work and
play.
No. II. BY daily sponge baths and out
door employment
No. 13. BY horseback riding, cold baths,
and discreet dieting.
No. IL. BY thorough mastication OF all
food and by genial companionship.
No. 10. By needing the doctor.
No. 10. BY guarding the health in such
q way as to give promise of hundred
years OF life.
No. IL. BY avoiding extremes, eating
carefully and sleeping as long as possible.
No. ls. BY dieting.
No. 10. BY all-around development, vir-
tue, exercise, temperate living, the Turk
ish baths, agreeable society, and fair
share of hard work.
No. 20. Can't keep well anyhow, and
always forever Ill.