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iF. will quote some facts and flo
ures there 10 show how fr.is r,- 7,r7-ed
agriculture jim tbe great state of Rfass-
achusetts. in the cradle of liberty.
where the FIRST Gun tliut WAS fired i'm
the defence of liberty that zyas heard
an aroaud tIe world tfut first rrr i'm
defence of liberty fr4I b,- farmer,
sons: TO show Won how tbfs protective
tariff haas laIuoI tl,a fa7rrar T ,.fu
quote the amount of abandoned farms
in tho rreal commonwealth of a{assr-
c!rusetfS.
The extent OF the abaudoumenfs is
Indicated iu part ia the accumulation
on pages I92 and 1913. showing tile
total number of abandoned farms of
the sts.e bv counties. From it we
learn thxt there are .4Gl such farms.
Csg of which are without houses. while
7T2 are supplied with buildings. The
aggregate acreage is l26. 5ogf acres.
the assessed value being SI.O-G.82s.
Farms Wifi, l.rfIIf-raz ., e-lrrs.r.,+rc s r-0
----- .T.-,...7 80 ss7-.[5.-----
% 0--0 -o1.'' '"-"o 0l P-'l0t'y D1-''s
9''o'ovos WINE 'iis l"iui7 WITHOUT
buildings aggregate SO, s5S5 acres.
MIR. WALKER. Does the gentle
mon ,...r. r.r. fr,,. o--.,.f f.,ctsy
-Ii' 7-A-l7o-'- me l''-ts are "ti''t
the people want, 10 matter what the
gentleman from Massachusetts wants.
rT.lraI,t.i..s, ambulance
- ~ ','--, t,l '''''''7~'l
Nh " -Al-iNi-A'- -ALC yo" "liAlo"7
for statement OF the iact5f do you
want me to staLuftg
Mr. SIMPSON. II the Gentleman
H.. .....- -. t...7-....
l'o11 '''- 1''-7 ~ '0''1-
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Tho central committeeman from the var
fous prcciuCts are requested TO take charge OF
the primaries aud 10 report the delegates
elected TO tile secretary.
;. W. AANsuE, n. {. TUBBs.
seer. tury. Chairman.
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The committee recommends that the Sow
Grsl counties in the i3rh senatorial d.s Crict
eelost their Delegates ana uitcruatcs TO said
convention uu juno inn lSI2 unless other
vice or'tered by the county central com
Bg or,lcr-of the 3sth senatorial district ecu
trat committee.
IL. IL. AirTE- J. j. MILFORD.
Chairman. Secretary.
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Iu che district court OF I-IvasG= c1uatg, st1te
lL tlauEa--
William r. Leonard, plaintiff,
lewis Sunni .H -su..HrT.
IE EIrfHu Ul HTr.rT no H.... issued 10 mo-.
uuE uL -..a distract a.r. Il Iuu laF a entitled
aaLtaE- H..I. uu lul-. .Hu lHI tt.lE 4F Cd lI-.
Co.,. o. .r|-- between g alII Fl u'eI..aE ls- Do Uf
...l- -.1Ir 90 rae fIHu- HHur 1E rHH court Inu-f,
300 tHr eITF OF ElH-leF- 1u rlH county HI E.I-
wards la t4lH state OF Euu7t HfIHr HL ruu.c
Hr AND -al| ra Eue EIruHHL H.IHt. Is=g fHIf. Dr..
tuE cash H trsI. 1tII INC OF I..rFlar Described
ru.I estate ra-sellz
p uH .H|LllHHla- I'I4EEur H.HIE#l LIHrfT-f.Fr.
township il#r lL1--lE- south. 900 range LsHUTrI-
Ee#E ur abe ulu D. Iu-. continuing 800 ltrraH-
more CO., less. lE"IEa and arrIEUu ra- .euul.r
or Edwards boa rlg -laLu uI Iral4HaHa-
Inc above described seal estate Uri4 Doe sol.
FIELHar aIHUra.G 4TIaTIE. H.lr.-fE H#fHL OH.
HE auIu Dc % EEIHfIElELs-
M I'D French euDrIE ui Edwards Co.. hH-s
Attorney Tor lfItI.
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There VIII be mass convention Of the
Democrats OF ffwaFl- -e1ilut1- held iu the
court house OH saturday. Nay Z-rh, at 3
q et,lcHt Tor The purpose or rc9rz.lntztas rho
county Central CJuEfI-Uggs and ci@Ctiur two
delegates q the IrgsSressiDfsuI convention
ct eFor3 democrat came ont AMI ro1d his
aiseElale5- lfy order CT
GoNNIrrEl-.
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torers of u'e country sou would say
That you wauteI protection from
/ Cmua
China thathHs had pr 'tective tariff
for thousands OF years China that has
buita waH around her country, cut
ting of all intercourse with the out
side warid-China under protective
tariff such as you are building up pay
Eng the lowest wages in the world.
I You can not get AWAY from the is.
/ Yet you passed law here the other
} day that would be q disgrace TO "a civ
/ ilized natiUn-to protect this country
against the Iaborers OF that high pro-
1 teciiye tariff country. Why did you
/ do thaJy 10 was i'm tho interest of the
/ Iaborers Of the state of California
/ Calf oruiH. one of tile Eraudoat states
/ in this union, although her resources
are nowhere near development, q state
] with the grnudest climate and the
most productive soii-in the interest
/ of the people of such q state you come
here asking protection agBiust the Chi
nese Iab0rer.
Why, because under this policy OF
! protection you have allowed moHoToEes
/ to buy up, To close ia and hold ont of
/ ,,... +I., 1.,,,. ,.-.-..5..., 90 +,..,- ...,,.I
A'~
/ STATE denying labor access To ti"1
] storehouse of wealth, ANA so i'm self
/ defence we arc compelled to- pass laws
/ ra--,-f,.+j,,.r i1,5,f,-r.,--,Y fr,r, ofTi4.r.
! countries: and /. in defence of the lab
! orinr peopie. was compgIied to vote for
/ THAT bin. Oh. you protect Iauorl In
Kansas we protect cattle and hogs
we feed and farfeu them that we may
! ent them. That is the way You pro-
| tect labor. Laughter and applause
Mr.. HENDERSON of Illinois. Did
1 understand tile gentleman To say that
he voted for a law Which was "a -sdis-
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Etfw-nriuz LnuEo 30 800, * or r. Moefa
every Thursday uE o. % UT. 100 "a A l- AuII nI
COLONY avenue. WISHING huta Hr= 1U good
1tnuuIgE cordially Boa Elrcl tg uLlrul.
& % Wilson ~ "a EaEENCt-r
* OF % 8 O. t
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State OF Kansas.
EdwarIs County

State OF KANSAS.
Edwards Comfy
Notice Gs hereby Eivcu thnr rlra fn4-a.-fnr
described lanes -ir Town lots afIuafaf fu mo
county of t-dr7arc=- state Uf ruusGs. were
cold fL ss1e f.lf 2rar frr aE C1eFrTsrr
l>5- lud th1t unless tAe same are re..caflad
ON on before zoe -l--t llF OF t4erlIrar I5lz. hr
fha uaEu-ellr or tle sam Hyt opposite C.lan
tract of land or town lots she same be5n-- tlls
fr.rlz- charges interest and costs caI-aI 4raI
f1 October lHt. I1i2 they viii Doe cauVt-.t.l rv
decd To- the purchaser thereof.
SCOTT EE LT1I 81 Sc
County Treas llE|ar.
Name OF
Owner. l5czcf1 ptluu amt.
Unknown Iilr 7Ir--. ------ % % ll 10
$50 Ial----- - l- "a ao to 81
FAIHvIEw ADDITION TO THE CITY or
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At meeting OF the central comm -ttuc OF
tie Pc1F-te's parry OF the 3-th EenutOriul dis
trict oif Saturday, ApEIl ;Fith, fS.1s, - dee
Slued . mold % convention on JUNO l4til, l5Js
at 10 o'clocis - at Gstrscu E1ry-. Kansas. for
the purpose or nominating Candidate FOR
the office OF efi-t senator
The uasia OF representation was fixed at one
deiegaafs Tor each lUi votes major fraction
thereof cast for tho peoples party la 1851
and thut each county be allowed az least one
LLels- nc. Ha fnlLuNs..
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We recommend that the primaries be hclC
on Thursday June grh between the hours ol
and T.. Ai to elect Delegates 10 attend tie
county conventions To he held On Saturday
June nth rs hiCh convention VIII select dele
gutes to attend rhe state and congressional
conventions above named
j. 81. BLACK. 3 L. SSEDER.
hartman >tgrt gltry.
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Fa- ~ .-r Tufsn $50 o.. .. -I.I. IH r1~r- Monday
nFrl Zoo tne.- H-,.I owen g. a. IfHt..- drugstore
a q. u.gU tlr= ut slu uu.tr uru invite. go Ht
aauH o. rs -iAlti us So
IS 4 SNOW Secretary $50
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EEu=rer Chapter $50 IE. Il A 10. holds reggie
ar meetings first and tu.r7 .Iuu-1uga tI ulleIt
rreuru. Transient companions rrrHiHllE lu-
FITHI IH attend w. % ErhFf l.rH
= U Hf i1lE. s- SEQ II D
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81 PER DAY s alsl,si l5sg ,,ais ss To
5 s-ts- Best l0-sk ever rtiItssis7s-s sells M
sl..nt Oar na titi IT ias e1iie lissLlias easy
10 i.rsilil.lr ACT 0uiez- lFrite Zoe fsiis-rusl
tipH- p -usirfl1 elial q llefi SYN tifts-
rfilte Patel sniii7 ~ sil-ii.-s- --ss' SO
fa.Hutiou EEFEl zti-.s+s-F
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" We.iid Recommend 10 the county com
lnlftcsa that county conventions DC held Gu
Rat ursltlf, June lls 1872. to ettset uegsatuz-
&C 4uEttcr requcs telf n3 ttle sgut-z com
HaEL4ee inst fu every prscIll-E here there Is
peoples PARRY cisln titat enc le urgllrtizsi
a-iitt that "a ala voters ATTENDING she EFEl
suurLEG WITH l4rsl oilCg address Elr TO rae
state coIaIii4tte2 Also That collection ile
lisels a. AT the pgiHll RES 70 bu uupurIulrus
ila ltifuWss forty puF v-lIt- 40 s-t.uut3 e,lli
Iftttrgs, forty Ter ceutt u state eru nice at-O
twenty par Uuiir- So uBtiutHi committee.
LaVL uullB-s--if. Es-trluHFl-
W. D FINCsinl - et',ifrs-srs'.
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EHHt E1uuT----- C.Ec a. 1s. 6-ll a 7l- $50 o. 70
81 1aL Ecuud .---- ESQ A 81. s-il O. 81 $3.50 F ~
VS. uEUUOS. Postmaster
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OF time uUI place OF meeting aL viewers and
surveyor 90 view. survey uflu IfT DIt 81 pub
Ice read aul 10 persons to apply lur u--il-
ell
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surveyor Iu EE..r- survey and IHv .IsIf 70 pub
lir react unt 90 persons to apply ion duui-
AGES. JLC-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-07
BARRINGTON.

The "Bayside Cleaners f" held sale Of
useful and fancy articles a few days ago
at the house OF Benjamin *. Smith at
Rumstick Point, ana in spite of the
stormy weather netted over $50. This
society is assisting in the support of an
industrial school in India
The bi-monthly meetings of the Social
Workers are very pleasant and profitable
occasions and are all well attended. One
barrel OF clothing has been sent to Beau
fort. South Carolina, to be distri buted
among the colored scholars by Miss
Rachel Tiffany, a Darlington lady. who
is teaching there, and another is about
TO be sent TO home missionary family in
Minnesota.
The Rev. John w. Colwell has lust re-
turned from a short visit TO the theoloei-
cal school at Andover. aud to PEABODY.
Mass, the scene of his former pastorate
Wild duck are in abundance and the
sportsman is getting in his work. Alto
gether harrington is a good town to win
ter IN, aud all that Is is needed to make
1t the ideal place for suburban residence
Is the electric"
The schools are all busy and doing goo d
work. The hiRh school continues undo r
the efficient management of w, III. Rus
sell. who is very popular with all. The
committee evidenced their appreciation
of him and his work by adding n hum
dred dollars to his salary. The school is
thoroughly equipped aud well attended,
and doing good work. The schools will
close for a weeks vacation during the
HOLIDAYS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-07
EAST PROVIDENCE.

The Town Council held its regular
monthly meeting yesterday afternoon.
The usual number of monthly bills was
read and ordered paid. The treasurer.
w. w. Monroe, presented his report.
The total receipts To date were sl44 5O6 10;
expenditures, $92,516.05; balance on hand.
$5i, $50. IA. Tue petition for the transfer
OF the license of Lawrence Ryan was con-
tinued to the same date. Petition OF the
Riverside people TO have n street widened
and accepted was continued till the coun-
Gil could view the grounds. Report of
the commission to establish the grade on
Williams street was received accom-
panied by "A plat which was adopted and
the grade was established. There was
some discussion about the health ordin-
ance and the town solicitor was
ordered TO draw up an ordinance
in regard TO the placing OF cards
on the houses wnere there are
contagious diseases and a penalty for
not reporting all such cases 20 the health
officer by the attending physician. An
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-07

article in relation to the laying of the
rails by. the Union Railroad Company
was read and adopted and notice of same
was ordered to be printed in the Proyi-
dence News
The annual election OF officers OF Buck
I'm Post, g. A. r., was held last evening.
The following is a list os the officers
elected: Commander, Thomas III. Reed:
senior vice commander, John A. Medbery:
junior vice commander ID. III. Oldridge;
officer OF the day, w. T. Comrie; officer
OF the guard, Henry o. Waldron; sur
geon, Jessie Lincoln; chaplin. the Rev.
DIR. Eddy; delegates TO the department
encampment, II. j. Pickersgill, w. III.
McTw gin. w. III. Luther. w. H. Glad
ding, w. Z. Mason, Jessie Lincoln, ID. Ii.
Oldridge.
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WARREN.

At their last meeting the members of
Richard Tobin Post. G. A. r. elected the
following officers: Commander. Charles
A. Bowen; senior vice. George Seymour;
junior vice, John Wood: quartermaster
John Hubbard; chaplain, Nicholas Hatch; {;
adjutant, Joseph Seymour: officer of the
day, Andrew Wilmarth; surgeon, Will
lam Church; quartermaster sergeant,
William Healy; officer of the guard,
George Maxfield: inside sentinel, William
Chase; delegates to the department en-
campment, G. A. Brown, George Foster;
first alternate, w. Church; second alter
nate, w. Chase. A woman's relief corp
is soon to be organized.
Yesterday morning a horse belonging
to Mr.. Thurber, on Bristol Neck, started
upon the run from in front of Peabody's
building on Main street, and run into n
team, belonging to John Brown, over
turning it and the horse attached to it,
No harm was done.
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PAWTUCkET.
A Distinguished Guest

Eureka Lodge. X. of p. at its regular
meeting last evening, entertained as its
guest, Major-Gen. Canrahan of the uni
form rank of the order There were also
present Supreme Representatives Lee
and Bravton. Grand Chancellor Golf and
Grand Vice Chancellor Gates. Mr.. Canr-
ahan MADE an excellent address to the
lodge, touching upon the loyalty of the
Knights of Pythias to their country and
the advantages to be derived from con-
nection with the uniform rank.
An Overcoat Thief
Sometime last evening a thief entered
boarding house in the rear of Harvey s
market. on East avenue, and stole an
overcoat which was hanging In the entry
belonging to one OF the boarders.
Points of Interest.
In the District Court this morning two
persons were fined So and costs for drunk
enness, while third was discharged.
A union meeting of all the churches
was held at the Church of Our Father, on
High street, last evening.
Ossamequin Tribe, No. 4. Improved
Order OF Red Men, met last evening and
nominated officers. The election will
take place on the Goth inst
The regular meeting OF the board Of
aldermen will be held this evening.
The election of officers of Blackstone
Encampment. /. o. .. f., will be held
this evening.
Quite number of Pawtucket citizens
attended the golden wedding celebration
OF William Wheeler at Taunton last
evening.
The election Of the Second Ward City
Council ticket is being held to-day.
The entries for Prof. Walper's Rhode
Island Amateur Championship Boxing
Tourney will close Dec l7th.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-07
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Sewer Assessments.

The owners OF estates assessed for the construc-
ton OF sewers In the streets hereinafter named are
struction were on the 26th day OF November. soa.
lodged nj the ofice OF the City Treasurer
In superior street. from Cransson street to Dex-
In cranston street. from Wendell street to Pot
In Messer street. from the summit In said Messer
In Wood street, from the summit in said street to
In Kossuth street, from Putnam street to Bowdon
In steuben street, from Atwells avenue to Man
In Cambridge street from Sears avenue to Acane-
my avenue and In Academy avenue from Cam
susn s,rse, 70 ,rnm Ahs, ,reat %
ton street and IN Appleton street from Putnam
street 70 & Bowdoln street s In Putnam
resolution OF city council approved July 12 i592}.
In Greenwicn street between the end or ne pres
ent sewer near Parks avenue and Lexington are4
nue. also outlets for the same in Oakland street
ara Public street rom Greenwich street 10 Hantl-
II payment Of the whole OF any Assessment is
made before the Goth day OF November. 1898, a dsr
ducton will be made on the same at the rate ~ Mx
per centum per annum from the date OF payf ftlot9
to said aforementioned date. Ef
One-thrd OF tho assessment may be paid ~ ann
time wit min year from the time the assessndnt
is lodged with the City Treasurer without Interest
within two years from the day OF said lodment vita
the city Treasurer by paying In addition theryfo
assessment at the rate OF six (6) per per An
mum from the first day of the second wear q Ter
The last or third instaiIment or the assessments
may be paid within three years after said loda-
from the date OF the last payment.
one ns yesr hfs from Se dsg o the e the
assessment with the City Treasurer the whole
thererrom at the rate Of six (e) per cent per an
mum and expenses OF collection.
neo-lm ID. 1. ID. GRANGER. City Treasurer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-07
APPONAUG.

1t is reported that new depot will be
erected soon in this village.
The Rev. Mr. Sherwood from Massa-
chusetts has been engaged TO supply the
pulpit of the Central Baptist Church,
during the next three months
The work OF removing the old town
house is under way.
The young ladies of the Central Baptist
Church will give an entertainment aud
church fair Thursday and Friday even
tngs.
The members Of the Reliance Band will
soon give an entertainment i'm the form
Of minstrel show.
All the trains from Providence arrived
at this place, late last night, aud this
vicinity on account Of the smash-up near
Auburn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-07
OlNEYVlLLE.
Odd Fellows Election.

Manufacturers Lodge of Odd Fellows
met in regular session last evening.
Three candidates were initiated. The
following named were elected officers for
the ensuing year: n. g., Gilbert X. Par
secretary. Joseph Atkins; treasurer,
Joseph Cough; permanent secretary,
John II. Thompson, Jr; trustees, A. w.
Smith, {. ;. Carpenter, Thomas Walch;
hall committee. Thomas Walch. The
officers will be installed at the first meet
ing in January.
University Extension.
People interested in University extern
sion Center i'm Johnston are invited 10
attend a meeting tomorrow evening in
room 4. Library building to undertake
the organization. Prof. Munroe OF
Brown University will be present 10
explain the purpose Of the center aud the
program OF study.
Royal Arcanum.
Olneyville Council Royal krcsnum,
held largely attended meeting last
night and were visited by the officers OF
the grand council. At the close Of the
meeting banquet was served.
General Notes.
ECanadienne Harmonic otherwise
known as the French Band, will give a
reception Thursday evening in Mount
Royal Hall to one OF the members of the
band recently returned from the Paris
Conservatory OF Music
AT a recent meeting OF the band The
sum Of 800 was voted TO the leader, Ed
ward Yale In appreciation OF his services,
aud IL was also voted TO attend the fair o!
the Wand ring Bards.
The meeting OF the BUSINESS Mems
Association to have been held last even.
ing was postponed There had been a
mistake in calling IL. Next Tuesday 4.
the regular meeting night
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-07
WEXFORD.

The town council met in special session
yesterday and appointed Joseph T.. Smith
custodian of the estate OF the late Thomas
Lawton. pending the appointment of an
administrator. The schooner Blunder,
about the custody of which there has
been so much dispute Of late, is included
in this estate.
Horace j. Shippee has left the employ
of III. n. Reynolds the Bridge street
grocer.
The building formerly occupied by the
Wexford Standard is undergoing repairs.
IL will shortly be occupied BY j. Is. Bray
man as a meat market.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-07
BRISTOL.


Another club is being formed in town.
It will be called the Athletic Literary
and Pastime Club. Already about
twenty men have signed, and they in
tend to have complete gymnasium and
an instructor to give lessons weekly.
A surprise party was given Miss Sadie
Gladding on Friday evening, at the
Church street house About 40 young
ladies and gentlemen assembled there.
Various kinds Of amusements were in
dulged in and at IL o'clock fine spread
was enloved.
This morning suspicious character
was seen in the north part OF the town.
He gave the citizens considerable annoy
ance but before the officers could be noti-
fled he made sudden exit.
James Tsngley was ordered by the
court yesterday to be taken TO the insane
ASYLUM. he being Of unsound mind.
David Kingsley and Eli jah Craigg were
both sent to the state farm for one year.
being without visible means OF support.
A iarge number of Babbitt Post mem
bers visii ed Providence to-day to attend
the Women's Relief convention TO be
held there to-day.
A grand reunion of Babbitt Post will
take place on December l6 when the
Women's Relief Corps and their friends
will be present.
A large number of the Simmons family
visited Warren this morning to attend
the funeral Of Mrs. Jonathan Simmons
which took place at IL A. NJ.
The election of officers of the Bristol
Light Infantry to Oil the vacancies caused
by the loss Of Lieutenants Henry Serbst
aud Joseph q. Shaunessey, whose terms
had expired, took place last evening at
their hall on Wood street. Col. Moran
presiding. First Sergeant Thomas Lahey
was elected first lieutenant, aud Second
Sergeant John Petit was elected second
Lieutenant. After the election Of officers
vote Of thanks was extended TO the
officers, who had so faithfully filed their
positions during their terms of office
The following gentleman arrived here
this morning and were driven To the
Mount to call on Mayor Raymond: III.
Peny. Major John Hubert, Col. Joseph
Warning and Robert Treat, all of New
London Conn,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-07
RIOT THREATENED.

Twelve Negroes With Twelve Razors
Brighten the Villagers.
SPECIAL To THE SEwsi
RIVER POINT, Dec. THE citizens of
this village were greatly alarmed last
evening over one of the biggest street
fights that ever occurred in the Pawtuxet
Valley. Twelve negroes from Old War
wick plains indulged in free fight in
front of Owen Connelley's meat market
at s o'clock and as many razors were
drawn.
Many ladies. who were on the street at
the time, returning from the various
stores, were greatly frightened and it
was thought that riot would occur.
number of prominent citizens called
upon one of the local officers, who has
acted as special policeman, and after con-
siderable difficulty and with great danger
to himself, succeeded in quieting the dis
turbance
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-07
PAENIX

The auditorium of the Methodist
Church has been thronged by hundred $
of persons today to listen to remarks by
Miss Mary Hunt of Boston, Superintend-
ent of Public Schools Dwight X Adams
aud others, upon the Relation of the
schools TO the work done and carried out
by the members of the Women's Chris
tian Temperance Union" The class in
gymnastics of the Centerville gram mar
school gave a drill in the afternoon, and
an interesting program will be given
this evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-07
RIVERSIDE.

The Unlucky Thirteen Social Club met
last evening aud voted in three new men,
bers. and two applications were received
One OF the new members, jeremiah
Gardner, invited all present to n ligbt
spent
William Henry Of Providence is the
guest OF William Barry aud family at
Pine Tree Cottage on the Bluff.
Hugh Cunningham, the popular engi-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-07
CENTREVlllE,

Two boys. who escaped from the Socka-
nossett Reform school, were captured in
this village yesterday afternoon by De-
tective Lynch, assisted by officers Tenn
ant and Gendron. The boys saw the Off
river To escape, but the water being very
cold, they were soon compelled TO climb
up the bank when they were quickly
collared and conveyed back 20 the insti-
tuition.