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The evening world., 1892-02-17
G. W. Cook Goes ~
Fur|ongs in III
at Guttenburg.
AzRAEL AN EASY WINNER.
The Usual Raid Takes Place and
Eight BOokies Give Bail.
tsprcI.I TO THE EVENING wonLn,

l.
GUTTESBUIG RACE TRACK, Feb. 1.-THE
bookmagers and the public 'wrestled for the
mighty dollar at Guttenburg again this alter
noon The prospects seemed dark for the
public, as the card looked hard top pick win
ners from and the iron-ll;c track made 1t diff
cult TO estimate the chances oil the horses
entered.
Ma Belle was withdrawn from the fourth
Prince Howard to do battle with ISradlcys
good colt Bitten. This race looked the most
promising OF the day and the spectators eX-
pected to see grand strugglr.
The attendance was larger than usual,
many, no DOUBT, being attracted by the excel
lence OF the programme.
-Four OF the nitecn horses entered on the
card in the first race failed to come to the
post The other eleven made good neld and
furnished brisk betting.
krikina was the good thing and was
plunged upon as sucM IN the city. She won
from Sir Luunceiot, who was second through
Cul. Lost star was third
The second event was maiden AFFAIR, one
Of the kind in which winners are selected by
shutting one S eyes and sticking rn through
the programme. That is, one mas as mucn
chance selecting Il winner that way as on
form.
Majestic was the choice VI the talent, and
he had no di1ficulty In winning easily from
SEeeZ Gester, Il IL to shot. Standard, Sec
ond choice, finished third.
Nag.lbond and Perlid SHARED the honors in
TIE third race so far as the betting was con-
cerned.
In the race, however, the light-weighted
Azrael sCootcd away IN front ana the others
never got near him, he winning easily. Nag-
abond was second and Perlid third.
capt. Graham and his constables made
their appearance AT the track to-day aItcr o
long absence. They served warrants On the
representatives OF the Lyceum, Friendship,
Lexington, Home, Winona, Monitor and Baltic
Clubs and Fred Lowe.
The arrested men were put through The
usual course. They were taken 10 leighs
stable, where Justice lockwood liberated
them on $500 bail each, eX-Assembyman
Larry Pagan going bail.
FIRST RACE.
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isrpcrAL TO THE EVENING wootD.
GLOUCESTER, Feb. 1.-THE racing mere to-
day resulted as Follows:
First Race-Seven-eighths Of n mile.-Bohc-
miau won. llanet second and Lannes third.
Iime-l.33.
second Race--Three-Quarters OF a mile
Pretender won, Uproar colt second and An
ME T.. third. Time-1. 1g1.
Third Race--Six and a half furlongs.-Pen-
zanCe won, Umpire Kelly second and Emma
j. third. Time-l.2j.
Fourth Race-Seven and half furlongs.-
Little Addie won, DR.. lclmuth second and
Rose Howard third. Time-l.40A.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
French Trade Reports for the Month
OF January.
InY AssnCIATYn pREsl

PARIS, Feb. 1.-THE returns issued by the
French Board Of Trade show that during the
month OF January the Imports increased
lsl3l4,O0o francs and the exports increased
3S,3!I,00O francs, as compared vita these OF
the corresponding month last year.
The large Increase Ia the imports Is at
tnbuted to the TACT that merchants imported
heavily IN January TO escape the higher
tarir which went into effect Feb. /.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
LOOKING UP THE LAW.
Gov. Pattison May Yet Move Agains.
the Reading Combine.

A Philadelphia despatch quoted Oh Wall
street this afternoon say tina; GOV. Pattlson
has written u letter to Attorney -neneral
Hensel calling his attention to the reports Of
a coal deal, assing him TO Investigate and re-
port whether there is any law covering such
The evening world., 1892-02-17
CUT HIS BROTHERS. THROAT.
Liveryman McSorley Held on q
Serious Charge.

Edward Mcsorley, a young liyery.stable
keeper living al 2G2 West Forty-tirst street,
was held to-day by justice Grady on a charge
OF cutting his brother Peters throat from ear
TO ear last night.
According 10 the testimony both men were
drunk and Quarrelled. Peter clutched Ed
deep into the neSh, whercupon the latter
slashCd Peters throat, iniicting wound
seycM inches long. Peter Is Ia Belleyue.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
FIELDS SIXTH INDICTMENT.
He Is Charged in 1t with Forging
Another Bill of Lading.

Another indictment was found by the
Grand Jury to-day against Edward NJ. Field,
OF the wrecked nrm Of Field, Lindey, weicn-
ers 4 co. This, the sixth Indictment returned
against him, charges forgery IN the second
degree.
The complanants are Frank T.. Johnson
and Henry lioguet. lhe Indictment is based
or forged bill of lading purporting 10 be
IRON cargo Ol maize shipped on the steaul-
snip cambria Tor London Nov. IL.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
For a New City Park.
NY ASSOCIATED PRESS,

fBY AEsOCIArED PRESS
ALBANY, Feb. 17.-In the Assembly to-day
Mr.McManus introduced bill providing for a
park In the Twenty ty-second Ward, New York,
from Eleventh to Twelfth avenue. and West
FOrty-ninth to West Fifty-first street. IL Is
to be paid for IN tcn-year bonds at 3 per cent.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
SULLIVAN SUCCEEDS AGAIN.
Bill for a Bridge Across Blackw ell'i
Island Passed in Assembly.

TNY kHeUC!N1TN FNESS.,
ALBANY, Feb lin the Assembly to-day
Mr.. sullivan had his Rainney (Blackwelr5
Island) Bridge bill amended by providing that
the bridge Company shall pay into the New
FORK Treasury per cent OF Its net earnings.
The bill was then passed-yeas, lO0; nays, 2.
Connolly and Hahlo In the negative.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
MISS HUNTlNGTON'S ILLNESS.

Her Ply ysicians Forbid Her to Sing
Before Friday Night.
Miss Agnes Huntington's physicians have
forbidden her to appear in Capt. Therese
Dt fore Friday night, and the Union Square
Theatre will accordingly be closed until that
night.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
MAY END THE STRIKE.

Jonasson's Hands Tonight.
All of Meyer Jonasson's pressers quit work
this afternoon and joined the strikers.
II is said that Mr.. Jonasson will confer with
n committee Of the strikers tonight, with a
View to settling the strike.
Joseph BarOndess said to-day that the strike
would probably be over by tomorrow.
The evening world., 1892-02-17

National Guardsmen's Running Race.
National guardsmen will be much interested
in the five-Inile running race tomorrow night
at Coliseum Hall, One Hundred and Seventh
street, between Ralph c. Chadsey, OF the
Ninth Regiment n. q. S. n. y. and f. Il.
Leonard, OF the Twelfth.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
Accused of a s7oo Fore cry.

HNNN''NK OF u ' 10 oF EuF y
Detective Desmoud, OF the Fall River Po-
lice, brought u handcured prisoner 10 Police
Headquarters this morning. He was John
Mullen, whom he had arrested In Jersey city
on "A warrant charging him with the forgery
OF cheek Tor 900 un the First National
Bank oI Fall River. Mass.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
Republican Gains in Cayuga.

Try ASSOCIATED PRESS. y
AUBURN, Feb. lin the election In the
twenty-three towns OF Cayuga County yes
terday the Republicans elected fifteen SUPER
visorS, gain OF iOur over last year. The city
election will be held March /.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
Tompkins Not for Hill First.

IVY NNsVVIAIEN TFF'F'T
ITHACA, Feb 17.-Tompkins county Demo-
cratic Convention here to-day stood ION what
may be construed as test Vote> 100 Cleve-
land. IL Hill. simeon Smith. Of Ithaca; W.
l.. Pike, OF Croton, and Burr Rumsey, OF En-
field, chosen delegates to the Albany Conptn-
tion. Uninstructed they win vote for Hill IN
event OF opposition to Hill appearing unavail-
ing.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
Appointed Woman as Doctor.

TEY ASsOCTATFD PNEsN.
HARRISBURG, Feb. 17.--GOv. Pattison has
received the resignation OF DR.. John Curwen
as a member Of the Chronic Insane Hospital
commission aud has appointed Alice Benton,
NJ. D., OF the Northstown Hospital, to the
Vacancy.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
The Strong Man sails in Custody.

carl August samson, the American Her.
cules," sailed Tor England to-day on the
steamship Teutonlc. a prisoner, having been
arrested here Two weeks agn on charge u
Sealing $4,000 worth OF Jewelry IRON Mis-
Margaret bernstein, who icll In love with
him IN England.
The evening world., 1892-02-17

The LIRGE TELESCOPES in the
United States ia HSe ia 1879? UW be
Jo"nd iubuiatcd IA THE WORLD Al
MANIC.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
Conscience and Plumber Elastic.

Truckman Daniel F. Crawford was to-day
held scr examination In the First District
Police Court, Jersey city, charged with steal
ing 1000 pounds OF rubber from his employ
ers, the New Jersey Car spring and Rubber
Company, located on Wayne street.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
FTFTH WACE.
Purse s4OO selling allowances; fve fur

Betting. -Henobiss to 2 and out; Alma T.,
and to 5; Stratagcm. 4 and even. :.
Servia, and =; q. =. b, 20 and O; Napa H.,
100 and 90
Servia led into the stretch with Zenobia
and Stratagem next. XenOOa came through
In the stretch and won easily by neck from
Stratagem, who was two lengths In front OF
Servia. Timc-1.01a4.
Mutuels paid: straight, $3.50; place, 1888.
Stratagem paid $3.50.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
stole a Case of woollsn Goods.

Charles LGstga'den, OF 81 Henry street,
was to-day held IN the Tombs Court charged
with having been one OF two men who stole a
case OF wOol!Cn goods valued at $266 from In
front Of CHARLES HarlLheims store at 63
Crosby street on Monday. The case was
loaded intO a wagon and carried on.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
SECOND RACE.
Purse $500: selling; six lurlonrs.

- d StlUuHr1
and even; Fancy gelding. 9 aud ,; Debonair, 6 and
z; Mart. II and Skec. Gelstsr, IL and 5 Androw
~. - and u Archie Collins, 20 and 8 Bolivar, 25
skeez Geister made the running into tho
close up.
Majestic then cut loose from the others,
and passing SkecZ Geister easily won by n
length and half. SkeeA Geister was u head
In 'front.' OF Standard. Time-l.lTI4.
o., Mutuels paid: Straight, So. 20; place, 81. 90.
Skeez Geister paid $l4.I5.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
THE WORLD ALMANAC,
1899,

noc ready for distribution. For sale
all Ne,rs Dealers and Stationsrs.
The evening world., 1892-02-17

,BETMEEN THE ACTS X BRAVO los.
only brands made by rhoa. u, Hail Estab'dl $50 -
The evening world., 1892-02-17
FIRST RACE


EUttlng K rlkinA, 2 10 To and 70 3 Marty B., I
ana .ven Sir I.auncaot, and s to .: Crab Cider,
10 and Shotover, IL and q; Lost Star, 20 and ii
100 and 49,
krlkina and Eir LaunCelot ran first and
second throughout, the former winning by u
neck from sir Launcelot, who was three
lengths IN front Of Lost star. Time-l. O2N.
Mutueis paid: Straight, S4.40; place, 80. s.
Sir LauLcelOt paid 5.O5.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
Billy Smith Whips Frank Kelly.

SAN FRAHCIsco, Feb. li.-Biily Smith, Bos-
ton lightweight, knocked out Frank Kelly, o.
san Francisco, IN the ihirty-nluih round, at
the Pacific club last night. Although Kelly
vas all hut knocked out in the nineteenth
round. the hight was slow one unli the
thirty sixth. when Kelly took the lead aud up
To the middle OF the tnirty-ninth appeared 10
be n winhef, smith then saiIted his position
aud knocked Kelly down four times.
The evening world., 1892-02-17

Snow Is Again Falling in Wales and
the Scottish Highlands.
LONDON. Feb. iT.-Snow storms have again
set In In Wales ana the Highlands of Scotland.
The evening world., 1892-02-17

Death of an Ex- Primo Minister of
Norway.
CHRIsTIAHGA, Feb. 1T.-Mr. sverdrup, ex-
Prime Minister OF Norway, Is dead.
The evening world., 1892-02-17

Bs.DyssorrSE is blessing ~ Headache sai.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
WEATHER FORECAST.

T'N8 An tC-morron: Far; uGrBer, briSk
hOrth'os3;e.fg UinGs. Thurs day: FItr I;
sli1ht'y 'rn,1nsr. FtadV: Fam; siigh change
IN tenn prIatu,P.
Temperature US Indicated by the ther-
moineter at Perry's Pharmacy:
SA. A,...ls 6A.A,.,l6l o. M,...l6 ~ NJ. 20
The evening world., 1892-02-17

M.sasr4is as Il @ ssiA, ~ As.s As.s' saa isS: Sass sE
Ahtn
The evening world., 1892-02-17
THIRD RACE
Purse sioo, selling allowances: seven fur

to and to2; Azrael, and d TO ); lyanhoe -
aud Smugglcr, 20 and o; Duke John 81 and
Azrael Went to he front In the first furlonp
and soon had lead or Icur clear lengths.
This she held to the last sixteenth mole
Where Leigh eased her up and she won COM
IOrtaDly by two lengths from Nagabonu, Who
was two lengths In front OF Perlid. Time
Leo.
Mutuels paid: Straight. 1926; place,
$3.50. Nagabond paid $500.
The evening world., 1892-02-17

easily by length from Prince Howard, who
beat Bitten two lengths. Time-l.2l.
Mutuels paid: Straight, s5.05; place,
$3.50. Prince Howard paid $3.50.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
LOCAL SPORTING DATES

Racing at Guttenburr daily. 2P. ".
February.
Williamsburg a G. enterta ainment.
2O.-indoor games of 10. h, Thirteenth Resi.
meat.
STANDARD A. G. IS entertainment.
brooklyn A, &. : special toarngnent SP. n.
Boxirg exhibition OF the Loriiiard A, q.
22.-StuySesant A. Z. entertainment.
Indoor games Of the Cathedral A. A.
So.-Reception Of the Manhattan Nheelmen.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
Racing at Gloucester.

Won by Firehy, Van second and Double
Cross third-1.4JR4.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
Purse $500; penalties and allowances; six
ana one hall flrlOngS

a 't'lhs' -blltEen, "a D and tu b; e. w. Cook.
glo and even Mohican, Z 70 : ana 10 8; Prince
howard, 3 aud 2.
,r ;Mohican and Bitten raced away In front,
hnnH. hnn u. w. COOK anu Prince Howard racing
,hne ilrst pair soon tired and COOK passed
'neil, staying ~ 'front.' " the end and winning
The evening world., 1892-02-17
SIXTH RACE.

Purse $400; selling allowances; one mile.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS US

LroR SALF-AT A BARGAIN. 1 BAY HORSE, O
II years old, sound. kind and gentle, safe for
lady 10 drive; this is OF the best bargains YOU
ever read Of; your only chance. J. BATEMAN,
Manville. H. |. mye-6t
L,OR SALE-BREwSTER BUGGY; SECOND
II hand. top box buggy OF the above make, with
harm, -, both in rst-class order. Apply JOSIAH
+. PEChHAM, Bristol, X. I. my10-6t
LrOR sALE-SLOOP YAwL ZAH1,A; 10 FEET
II on water line; two years old ballast on keel;
wARREN's BOAT SHOP Aliens avenue, foot
Rhodes street ap23-tf
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DIED..

Ellis sssi wfe * EaTe g. BSen aged
FUNERAL from her husbands residence, corner OF
second street and Taunton syenue, Friday 18Th
are Invited 10 attend.
BOTTOM LEY--In this city, iIth inst. NARY
crime % J. Botiomicy. aged years ii months and
FunsrH sra.g To% i ins at
and friends are invited 10 attend
n. s s.s s 'r s Mss
member OF Tyler Council. No. 40. knights OF
Funeral Friday morning. at $50 o'clock. from his
LATE s residsnce ISL willard Ia avenue Relatives
CUDDY-In this city. nth inst. JOHN 7. cuDDY.
"a, In the 55th year Of his age .ao =, -. ~.
Funeral frlday 18Th Inss at s;so A. NJ from his
and friends are invited to attend.
CHEDEL-Int this city. 10th inst. BENJAMIN T.
Funeral from his late residence rear Of 10 Prairie
a., Relatives and friends are Invited TO attend.
DUNN-In this city. 1Ith inst. MARY. wife OF the
Funeral from her late residence. No. i5i Branch
Avenue friday 18th inst, a. $50 A; NJ. heia-
DASifIs, widow OF Calvin Knowles. aged so
years. months and 10 days.
seventh day Saturday, 18th inst, at II o'clock
A. NJ Relatives and friends are invited 10 at
MCARRON-In this city, 1ith inst. OWEN J.
MCCARRoN, aged 43 years.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 81 Marietta
street. Saturday. 18th inst. at $50 A NJ. Rela-
tives and friends invited 20 attend. De-
ceased was a member OF Court Hope, No. 7i73.
A. o. r. ofA.
MCARRON.,In this city. 10th inst. JOHN Nc
CARBON I'm his 31st year.
Funeral viii take place from his sisters Cars. Null
rick residence Ceylon street. Friday. May Is,
at $50 A. NJ. Relatives and friends are invited
20 attend.
PHILLIPs-In Warwick. 10th inst, JAMES
PHILLIPS, In the 67th year OF his age
Funeral Mt the Shawomet Baptist Church., Friday.
18Th inst, at III O'Clock. Relatives and friends
are invited 10 attend.
sPAULDING-In Lincoln. 10th inst, SARAH
JENCks SPArLDING, widow OF Nathaniel
spaulding and daughter OF the late Major
Mason, aged ~ years.
Funeral from her late residence, River road.
Dexter LIMERICK. Friday. at2 J.. NJ. Relatives
and friends are invited To attend without further
notice.
WIIKINSON-In Johnston. 10th inst, CECILIA,
wife OF David Wilkinson. In the 55th year OF her
age.
Funeral at her husbands residence, No. 32 Vine
street, Johnston, Friday afternoon. at l3O
o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend Burial at convenience OF family.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

cfilnO M BUYS A NICE, CLEAN, WELL
sDtOVJO.OU established business; easy
terms good reascn for selling out location, Wes
minister ST. Apply at Box T. News ONCE. my7-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-12
HE PLUMBERS STRIKE.
6oth Sides Settle Down to Await Develop
ments.

Soth Sides Settle Down to Await Develop
ments.
0The situation in the plumbers strike
remains practically unchanged. The CO
operation shop Oh High street is running
and employs number of men, and the
master plumbers say they are willing the
men should make this experiment IL they
wish to, but they are satisfied thatxt will
suffer the fate OF similar attempts i'm diff
fgrenJ lines of business. The journeymen
plumbers are receiving constant additions
to their numbers, while they claim that
the Master Plumbers Association en-
braces only very small number OF the
master plumbers of the city and vicinity.
On the other hand the master plumbers
say that the association includes nearly
all the establishments Of any Importance
and that all are apparently agreed ito let
matters take their own course. ihe strike
could not have happened at better time, (,
they say, and they can stand the pressure
for q number Of weeks yet.
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new YORK and NEW ENGLAND


Passenger Train SERVICE Week Days Cor
rected to April 4, 1893.
For Tssf lssvs r. q Il s 4 ioSx sS
cop. NJ. RETURN-@7 40. 8 30 A. NJ. lH 20.
wAGPofE1H = . s.. o. q. q. II 50 NJ, - 90 4 I.
FfAsSkIIN,;; d ( q 50. os . 10 II so A. Nj 400
MILiFSBPos Mi gSspos os Il 80 A; NJ, .eo Pm,
cF1AsTO 1E STiSk SIvEE 81 rS1Sr ~ cESrfE n
oaKIAwS.z II 10 iS, II 10. Il Il s. s. 4. H., e4a q 90.
pSSSfIss &seTSS, (? II QgrDNcK-7 10. II IS A. M.
ASTIAoNyco, i, . 10. IL ss A. Nj sA@ . so
sgMAITa oSEdo. sTERLINo--7 10. 10 A. NJ,
co9sRNrRY. GREENE, MoosuP. pIAINrrELD
- 70. loA; Nj i2 Is, As, SOP. NJ
wINbHAM. WILLTMANTiC-0 10 A NJ; u is
HARTFoKp-o 10 A. Milg Is 4@p.M.
.,BuRq-g 10 A. NJ; u rs p. M
S9RWICHa;7 10, 9 10 n; is 10. AsoP.M
eaISS$S SS Es,A xSp S9rfJ THE %EsT, VA yH sEwBuRo
PAsCoAG AND INTERMEDIARY STATIONS
30, As A. NJ; 20. 10. 20 and ss1l 15 p. M.
Metasn1s " IN issys % .s PssfcrS ats % 10 and 50
Trains for Boston leave. east end Of Union
Depot, and for Hartford and the West from west
end For Psscoag and way stations from Gaspee
street Depot. Providence.
Tickets between Bostoa and Providence dimIted,.
W. :. JONES. sapt. A. c. KENDALL e.P.A
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THE GRANITE sTRIK

Work Resumed To-day ON tho Gaspee
Street Abutments.
Work was recommended to-day on the
abutments at Gaspee street. Early this
morning force Of men was set to work
moving the large derricks and later the
workmen started In again on the walls,
sufficient granite having arrived. The
force will he Immediately increased as
there will soon be enough granite here TO
employ the full number of hands j. T..
Tank said to News reporter this morn
ing that, although he had no trouble at
the quarry in Whitinsville, he no doubt
would have had more or less trouble il
the strikers had not known that he had
taken every precaution to prevent trouble.
He does not propose to relax his vigilance
however. he says, as the strikers are liable
to break out when least expected.
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LIKE HoRATIUs AT THE BRIDGE
Mrs. Mcdonald Defended the Structure
Built by Her Husband.

Mrs. Mcdonald Defended the Structure
Built by Her Husband.
Enos Sylvester appeared before Acting
Judge Sweetland in the Sixth District
Court this morning charged with an as
sault on Mary Mcdonald, and, pleading
not guilty, was held in $500 surety for
trial Tuesday. 1t appears that in front of
Mrs. McDonald's house on Branch ave-
nue. there is small brook. across which
the woman's husband has built a small
bridge. Sylvester was wheeling q load OF
ashes in wheelbarrow along the street
recently and attempted to cross the
bridge. Mrs. Mcdonald attempted to
stop him but the man insisted on crossing
claimed, overturned the load of ashes,
which SO enraged Sylvester that he Is said
to have hit her on the hand with hoe
handle, fracturing the bones of the hand
and also OF one finger.
Judge wsxem's Political Pr serbs.
The American flag 10 warsnted to wash.
The real tariff reform is less talk about
Il.
wimmen in polliticks is like angels in
. mud hole.
Some of the best men this country ever
knowed never held an offs.
A mans morrel character amt hurt
much by his quittin polliticks.
When wimmen git to be United States
6enaters, ther wont be no more secret
seshuns.
You might as we'll watch man that
bankers fer an offs that don't have SAL
lery er fees with 1t.
Ell sharp politishun oaned q million
Of Uncle Sans silver dollars he could git
into the United States Senate at par.
Ef wshad licked Chilly IL would have
been because we wanted to, il we lick
England it will be to prevent gettin'
licked ourselves.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
TO LET-MIsCELLANEOUS. US.

ITO LET-COMMOD1OUS STABLE FOR 80
i horses corner Atwell's av. and Bourne st. Ap-
ply TO r. II. RICHMOND. % Fountain ST. febl2-tf
rCo LET-RooM WITH POWER, 4oxeS. THIRD
i floor corner Washington and Lafayette streets.
NOLNEY W. MASON CO., Lafayette st. api6-tf
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

WANTED = HELP OF ALI, KINDS; GIRLS
w men and boys. for various kinds of work help
OF al nationalities hand. X. L. AGENCY, III
Westminster st. Telephone 1l21-2
WANTED = SITUATIONS FOR RELIABLE
w help, private or public firm and shore help
1874. ap25-u
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-12
HELP WANTED-M1LE.


VNANTED-ORGANIsT FOR ST. STEPHENS
w Church during June, July and August. Ad-
dress w. G.. RHODES, y. q. Box 1895. my3-u
WANTED YOUNG MAN WHO HAS SOME
w knowledge OF the tin and sheet iron business.
Apply at 1S0 North Main 1t. ap2s-tf
WANTED-FOR ALL SAINTS MEMORIAL
w Church Choir. gentlemen with bass voices.
Instruction at rehearsals In compensation Tor ser-
vices Address News ONCE Box n. apr25-tf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-12
MARRIED.

H. az the residence OF the brides parents by the
Rev. y w: Hamilton. EMILY NAY CAmrskiii'
daughter OF John w. Campbell. to FRANK T.
CUHRAN, all Of Pawtucket
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Johnston,
May IL, by the Rev. w H. Starr, FRANK nay
ton.
wADDINGTON TIPPING = II In ,, this city,
May nth, by the Rev. Edward o. Bertlett, SAM.
UEL wADDiSGToS. 70 Miss ALICE TIPPING, all
of Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-12

TRAIN SERVICE FROM PROVIDENCE
Corrected 70 Aprl 4. 1889.


- Trains leave west end of Union station for
BOSTON 800 500 81 q o. - .,s SSS mo- mo ,sG sGs
m kartuhsssfsdossUy.c ths d a. Bss6sToS rom PARK
SS@ars sssCa SS sS6 g. % 90 Y g 81 % 81
FA@fpcRsPFe.s PAW Tuck r. az. 90, ..7 90, oo, 20. 90.
s = 3 g. ' % sa 8 g II . = q g. g. u ii . pS -
DobSStiEEf Ss g. is 3 I. ia il s. M, ~ o..
Ar!ffsSa III s 4 3 2 /: g 5 1893 ss
sOfa + g s . se III i. % .
pLIMSSa MSSB snG SoE
WEST l II q la %. ycO n ..il 90
nAs$fSSI 4 z T. - sss s .ssss g
EAST Il foxsJh6.soo ..7 90 :. M 30, ss p M
scSf sS I'll e "a o. "a "a % q
FEbRy FEfEhbRRylkkk;s Pkkk M, IS. 10 IN IN.
RoxAEIYr..a RoxSAAiEaA rl.Aislc % % m ~, ~ 70 y m'
FOR 5scsESS 80 40 % S 1s q e e o. % ~
pAwTteSEf!: g s. g &, s s{S, Tic 10 50 a. MI 80
ArfIRBoE6o y fs e q. sis. 10 so.. m, so. 80
MASspIEbbPe9.i b : ~ ss IS as. SIS. 10 =. M, so
sEs$$S sds5$iSs-s Il ,s b "a: ! S q
REAPvfLIE-sls 10 80 9. m, I 80, g scp;m.. .
HYDE PARKS is. 10 80 q m; 80. 30. "
siiondays excepted.
.or on arrival Of train from S New ,rn,o, YORK .,A
New London.