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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-23
AS IN A LOOKING CLASS.
The Doings, Sayings, Happenings ana
Sights of a Day in the City

elist sings so frequently and
so sweetly. But the bride failed to blush.
On the contrary, as she passed group
OF intimate lady friends she wInked-
yes, actually winked-at them in way
sa that plainly, said See, girls; I've Z got Q,
in it," ihe girls" smiled in "a d scour.
aged sort OF way aud mentally admitted
that such was the cold hard fact.
"What an awful day this has been. F"
said friend OF mine as we met for lunch,
"and pity B.. lie had made all ar
rangements to move today to his sum
mer cottage down the river The team
came promptly at the appointed hour,
and though he had about abandoned all
idea of attempting, it. his cour-
But how it raned. The clouds seemed
to open jus, on purpose to spite him.
and 1T came down in bucketsful. 1t was
dreary work bnt he will have the laugh
Oh US the first hot night that comes
along. think I'd 90 in pelting rain
storm myself If could move down the
river for tue season."
The Rev. Samuel Hart, ID. d., of Hart
ford, Conn, was chosen Bishop of the
Vermont diocese at special Episcopal
CONVENTION nelu III burlington yesterday
The Rev. George McC. Fiske OF St.
Stephens church in this city was among
the candidates, but his parishioners will
be glad TO learl that he is not to reno We
from his field of labor here, even to ac-
cept the honor Of u bishopric.
I I /
The Tax Payers association OF Wash
ington park Is thoroughly in earnest n
its desire TO secure public Improvement 8
for thai locality. 1t has already demon-
strated its usefulness by securing an ap-
preparation for a school house. electric
iIghts for Washington avenue and gas
lights for Massachusetts, avenue, aud
now wishes to have the streets accepted
and other improvements made. A meet
lug has been called for Monday evening,
June 26, ut 8 o'clock, in the hall over Mr..
Youlden's carriage house at the noad OF
Washington avenue, TO advance this
work.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-23
We ARE GOING TO SELL
0OENGLISH SERGE AND WORSTED SUITS
At $500, %ssx3s x1s% s22!"% sa%'
Something WrOng? !?
Possibly.
What is it I?
We Will ell You.

you goods possible
which the have They Black Indigo Blue
Serge Undressed Worsted Suits Men Men They
the most stylish shown
manufacturer the will occasionally slip
warp margin allowed We allow
cutting makers sometimes careless sold
had pulled the warp Others
disposed sell them without
possibilities Probably suit So perhaps
entire 6OO will defect making
are none in the goods.
Notwithstanding price, $12 $22 Suits
satisfactory allowance should purchaser have
stylish suits elegantly
nicely finished and right in particular with the possible
exception noted above
They Double Sacks
Cutaway Frocks Colo Black and Indigo Blue Sizes
Two weights IL and 16 goods
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-23
BOYS BRIGADE NOTES.
Company b Has Been Formed at Friend
ship Street Baptist Church.

Company b Has Been Formed at Friend
ship Street Baptist Church.
Company b, First Rhode Island regi-
ment of boys brigade is now formed in
connection with the Friendship Street
Baptist church. They have had a num-
ber of drills and have elected captain.
Major Leo f. Nadeau of the English and
Classical school is the instructor Of the
company. Last night was the last drill
for the su nmer months
Company A, First Rhode Island regi-
ment, are to have competitive drill for
officers next Monday night. Major
Nadeau is much pleased with the work
of this company. He expects Company
A to be one of the finest companies in
the regiment. In Company A the boys
are somewhat older, and are very earn. s. t
in the work
Last Sunday both companies marched
to the Y. NJ G. A. hall and there listened
to a lecture. They appe red olt in their
new caps for the first time aud made a
very creditable showing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-23
Snyder-lsowand.

There was very quiet wedding at the
residence or William RowaDd on Warren
parties were Hannah Eudora Rowand
and Edgar Sny der of Providence. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
John Stewart of tue Second Baptist
church. A reception was held at the
residence OF the BRIDES pgrents which
was attended BY relatives aud friends
from Newport, Fall River and this city.
Ibe welded cvupIe were the recipients ~
large number of valuable presents.
They will spend their honey moon in
Boslon
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-23
Read-tsreene.

Miss Emily Jane Greene was united in
marrisgs Wednesday evening to Henry
Leonardson Read Both belong In the
town. and are well-known aud highly
respected among their large circle on
friends. A reception was held at the
residence of the b ide's aunt near Arm
ington's corner, alter watch the couple
started on their wedding trap to Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-23
DOWN THE RIVER.
Sons of Veterans to Have Summer Camp
at I.iverside.


George Is. Mcclellan camp, Sons of
Veterans, held meeting last evening Mt
the residence of Mr.. Smithies on NAL
colin square and voted to have "a new
camp instituted July g.
Farragut post. No. s. G. A. r., held
heir regular meeting last evening in
Pythian hall, and the Woman's Relief
corps of Il arr agut post held a meeting IN
Grubb' block.
Knights of King Arthur elected the
following committee or arrangements for
field day sports: John A. Strin ge r.
Joseph Slingsby aud Leo Kennedy.
j. a. Stringer is class historian of East
Providence high school.
Rufus NJ. Carr of this city is the guest
Of John III. Jefferys at his residence on
Cedar avenue.
John Donnelly aud family of this city
are at the Idlewild COTTAGE on Peal street
,or the season.
William D., and Miss Nellie Lillev
are located at Fields Point for the
ason.
Harry Cro,telle Of this city has taken
up residence at Fields Point for the
season.
Manager Humphreys OF Narragansett
hotel will entertain a party OF friends
Saturday, at the Squantum club
Pleasant BiuT.
The Elite club OF this city opened the
club cottage at Pleasant Bluff nea the
shore for the season, and are entert ain
ing guests from New York and Boston
the present week. John McCarron. clief
steward; James Donahoe, ASSISTANT.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-23
THE CITY OF PROvIDENCE.
TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS

Office OF
Superintendent of Public Buildings,
City Hall, Providence. June 10, 1893
The Joint Standing Committed on City Property
invite proposals for building addition and altera-
tons TO the Sahin school building At
wells avenue and Bourne street
Plans and specifications may be seen at the Office
of Hoppin. Read 81 Hoppin, architects. 33 West
minister street. Providence. X, /.
Bids will be sealed aud addressed to the UNDER
signed, and will be received until p. m. THURS
DAY. June 20 1893 No bid will be received after
the time named and the rightto reject any aud all
bids will be reserved. DAVID BURTON,
Chairman Committee on City Properly.
ALBERT I. MANSFIELD,
je1e-9t Supt Public buildings.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-23

The work of laying underground
wires by the Providence Telephone COM
pany has advanced from Point and Plain
streets, where il began, TO Weybosset
street, near Union. The progress made
has been very rapid, and it will not be
long Def re the conduit TO the site of the
new building on Union street will be
completed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-23
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
PUBLIC HEARING.
ONCE of the Clerk of CommIttees

ONCE OF the Clerk Of Committees,
City Hall. Providence. II l.. June IO. iSg3
The Joint Committee OF the City Council on Rail-
roads, 70 whom referred the application of the
Union Railroad Company. asking for permission TO
lay and maintain rails and also 10 erect and mai u
tam poles and wires for tho purpose OF conducting
curr snts OF electricity for motive power for rail-
road purposes In. over and along tho following
sire is viz:
Charles street, from Randall square to Admiral
street Admiral street. from Charles street To
Douglas avenue: and In Douglas avenue. from Ad-
mira street TO the city line,
Hereby give notice that they will give Public
Hearing unon said application In Committee Room
H.. on SATURDAY. June 24th. 1898. at g o'clock
y. m, when all parties Interested are hereby mo-
titled To appear II they shall IT. and he heard
thereon. A plan showing the points at which IL
Is desired TO erect poles may be at this Office
by order of the comm ttee,
- GEORGE L. VOSE Chairman
d. HAYDEN. Clerk of Committees.
fel7-Gt
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
CRASH ON A BRIDGE.
A Ladis Train Knocks y Passenger Cal
Into Greek.

4
P1nFsBURg, Dec. 20-A small engine
used ct the Edgar Thomson steel works OF
the Carnegies to haul ladies' Of metal
crashed ineo the West Newton accommo-
dation Of the Baltimore and Ohio road on
. bridge near Bessemer, Pa, hurling one
coach Of the accommodation into the
cteok, 20 feet below Ten persons were in
juted, one OF whom has since died. and
another IL believed to have been fatally
hurt.
The dead man Is aged about 80 years and
IL believed TO be Mr.. Morris Of Du.
quesne, Pa His neck was broken, and be
died soon after being released from the
wreck The injured are Robert Hines,
said to be an employee at the Edgar.Th Thorn.
son STEEL works. who s internally injured
aud will probably die; William Snyder,
Lincoln township, near McKeesport;
Nellie Harrison, McKeesport; Kate Nc.
Crsenby, Christy Park, left leg broken;
Mike Bolan, Braddock; Mrs. George
Campbell. Duquesne, right leg broken and
injured about the head, and Mrs. Thomas
Frye OF Port Perry, both legs injured.
A man from Latrobe, who was taken
care Of In the general Office of the Edgar
Thomson steel works, Is terribly used up,
eNAhB piulacu III over buc pouls 1Ac TX
fused 70 give his name. An unknown
woman was badly cut and bruised.
AT the point where the accident occurred
one Of the Carnegie narrow gauge tracks
aud three Baltimore and Ohio tracks form
an angle. When the West Newton accom-
mediation train was passing this point, a
dlnky engine hauling big train of empty
ladle cars came up at full speed and plunged
into the passenger train. The engine
crashed into the middle coach, drove it of
the line, turned 1t bottom upward and
hurled it to the creek bank below, where it
landed on its end, with trucks uppermost.
The rear coach was thrown upon its side,
and the 10 or y passengers in it made their
escape from the windows above them.
The car took fire, and while workmen
rushed from all departments Of the Edgar.
Thofnson works those wedged in among
the ruins were suffering in terror lest they
should be burned Fortunately, however,
All were rescued before the flames reached
them. The injured were removed to the
hospital, and everything was done to allie
viate their suffering. The cause Of the
wreck is as yet matter of uncertainty.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
GLADSTONE SCORES.
Hsuss Of Commons Expresses conHdsncs
Inths Governments Naval Policy.

LONDON, Dec. 90. The great Liberal
leader. the Right Hon. William Z. Glad
stone, prime minister of England, won an
other parliamentary victory after fighting
at the head of his followers in most gal
liant manner
What was practically a vote of censure
was moved by Lord George Hamilton in
connection with the alleged weakness Of
the British navy as compared with the
comblnei navies OF Russia and France.
After an exciting debate the motion was
rejected, and Mr. Gladstones amendment,
tO the effect that the house had confidence
that the government would pay adequate
attention TO the navy, was adopted without
q adlvision, causing much enthusiasm in the
Liberal ranks.
Mr.. Gladstone's followers hope and be-
lieye that this victory In the house Of COM
mons will be followed by another victory
st AccrinRton this week, where the Lib
efal candidate for that seat has raised the
banner Of rebuke TO the lords for the re-
jection Of the home rule bill, and If the
Liberals secure greatly increased major
ity II is thought that Mr.. Gladstone may
determine 10 dissolve parliament.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
HOPKINS ELECTED.
Chicago Republicans to Contest the vot
For Mayor.

AoF nAhyofs
CHICAGO, Sec 20--John p. Hopkins,
the Democratic candidate for mayor, was
elected over George b. Swift, his Repub-
Lean rival, by a majority of 1857. The
total vote was; Hopkins, Democrat, 1l2,-
TO0; Swift, Republican, lil.0iS; Britzlns.
SDciAlist-IAbor, l.5l7; Wakely, Peoples
Silver; 355; total, 225, 397. The vote, which
was one Of the largest ever polled in the
city. was decided Republican gain.
The Democracy carried the city by $4,000
in the laat presidential election, and in the
county election last month several of the
Democratic candidates had majorities OF
400 In the city, which were only overcome
by the Republican vote In the county.
The Republican city central committee
has decided TO contest the election OF Hop
kIns. 1t Is claimed that the police returns.
on which the above figures are based, show
COO more for Hopkins than were actually
cast. IL Is claimed by the committee that
an honest official count will give the cleo
tlou 70 Swift.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
Holiday Pleasure Tours via Pennsy IvRnia
Railroad.

Holiday Pleasure Tours via Pennsy Ivnnia
Railroad.
The merry holiday season Is drawing
nigh. aud sll creation will r. ioice thereiu.
The anticipation Of great deal of pleas
ure at this time of the year fills ever
one with good cheer Christmas Day
will naturally enough be spent by the
masses at their homes. Then comes q
whole week for gaiety and pleasure
Nothing could add more TO the enioy
ment than a short vacation trip for A few
days Of this leisure time The pleasure
tours announced by the Pennsylvania
Railroad for this season are we'll adapted
TO the purpose.
On December Goth an Old Point Com
fort tour will leave Philadelphia for Q
four day tiip, and the $lj rate quoted
will cover every item Of necessary ex-
pense during the time absent. On De-
eember 25th Washington tour will
leave Philadelphis, and the 81 rate will
cover transportation IN both directions,
and hotel accommodations at the best
hotels in Washington. These tours ap
peal especially to teachsrs and school
children. and impsrt vast amount OF
knowl, dge. combined with pleasure A
ouTist agent and cbsperon accompany
zach tour. Application for space should
se made to the Tourist Agent Ppnnsyl-
yanis Railroad Company, No 238 South
Fourth sIeet. Philadelphis, or 10 the
icket agents.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
Sporting Nswn Notes.

MayorFlstcher, of jacksonville. Fla,
viii sign the glove contest ordinance,
which has been pnt before the council in
order TO pull of the Corbett- Mitchell
fight. sooner than have the bill passed
over his head 4. .s-
The New York Yacht Clubs new yacht
Columbia built by era op Of Philadel-
phia, broke the Atalantas record on
Long Island sound, yesterday. Her
time in running the entire length Of the
sound WAS 4 d 80 IN 43
Corbett is G feet / inch tall. and
Nil chell feot 8 inches
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
wife or Queen?

The marriage of Queen Victoria. then
only 20 years Of age, to Prince Albert,
Of SAKE Gotha, was, it is we'll known, a
veritable love match, but for some years
the royal lady found some difficulty in
reconciling her sense of dignity aud her
witely affection. The story goes that
Que day, after little disagreement, her
majesty having expressed herself In
rather a deepotic tone. the prince, whose
manly self respect was smarting at her
words, sought the seclusion of his own
apartments, closing and locking the
door after him
In about five minutes some one knocked
at his door.
''Who is it2' inquired the prince
ut Is l. Open to the Queen Of Eng
land /" haughtily responded her majesty.
There was no reply. After a long IN
terval there came gentle tapping, and
the low.spoken words:
ut is |, Victoria. your wife,
And then the door was opened, and the
Tourg bride was clasptd in her husband s
arms Sydney Cowell in Tammany
Times
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
STORIES OF THE DAY.

Mrs. Cleveland and the Woman Reporter.
There is a story told in newspaper
circles Of an enterprising reporter
who worked her way as servant
into the Madison avenue home of the
Cleyelands about the time baby Ruth
WAS born 50 that she could give her
newspaper all the latest and fullest ac-
counts Of the bsby's progress.
The second day OF her engagement the
reporter surprised her editor by appear.
ing in the office. II have given up ny
work y ith the Clsvelands,' said she,
although 1t was as easy and as pleasant
as living at home"
"But why did you do so2" gasped the
editor 1t was the chance of lifetime
for you and wotild have made your ever
lasting fortune"
II can't help IT," said the girl dog
gsdly, 'and sont 60 back, even II you
discharge me Why, when that woman
looked at me with the sweet little smile
OF hers and told me so courteously what
she would like TO have me do, 'it could
find time, felt so ashamed that l had
TO 90 to my room and cry. , almost
thought that she suspected me, for she
gave me a queer look once or twice that
nearly sent my heart in my mouth. AID
what do you think she did, The day
got there and was shown my quarters by
toe house maid, Mrs Cleveland sen
word for her to tell me that if did not
fancy the ash set OF furniture in my
room, might have an unused set Of
black walnut which was in one of tn,
store rooms. So il you want that as
signment filled you must give it TO some
one else.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
nsrnton nronrht Hn,ns

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Ensign James +.
Carter Of the United States steamer De-
troit arrived here from Rio de Jaueiro hav-
ing in his charge as n political prisoner w
Bcynton, or Boyton, who was arrested for
attempting TO destroy Mello's flagship
Aouidaban
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
Harvard Hoys Must Paw rhsir rallor.,

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Dec 20.-Judge Par
niehter, in the case Of J. H. Lewis, a tailor
against Walter 5. Campbell, a Harvard
student decides that Harvard students are
responsible for all tailor Sillsthey contract
aud must pay them.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
AGED Couple KILLED by Robber,.

WINCHESTER o., Dec. 2O-L. p. Ryan
and wife, aged 81 aud IS respectively, were
found dead at their home, apparently hay-
ing been murdered by robbers.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
AdAma snccnrd. O,N.ill.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20 The election in
this city to fill the congressional vacancy
caused oy the death Of Charles O'Neill
resulted In the selection OF Robert Adams.
ex-United States minister to Brazil.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
state senator and Edltor F,rh,

RICHMOND, Dec 9O-S, S. Nottingham.
one of the editors Of the Norfolk Land.
mark, and State Senator Herbert of Prin-
cess Anne county had personal encounter
here at the Exchange hotel.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
LshIqh strikers sim TdI.

WLKEsBARRE, Pa, Dec. 2O.-The en-
ployees of the Lehigh Valley road who
went out on strike are not getting their
positions back as fast as theyexpected, and
there is much grumbling.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20

The Duty Of Republicans in This
Cri-i y will be The theme Of Washington
hastings, this evening He will address
the Ninih Ward Republican Club, at No
2l25 NsIket sire It.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20

Watches for the boys and girls IN
gold. silver aud nickel Davis, No. 8
East Second street.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
POM shntar. prnrnai.

HALIFAX, Dec. 20.-Four young people
skating on Chocolate lake, four miles from
ihis city, broke through the ice and were
drowned.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20

Oysters for the holidays, families sup
piled with the finest Oysters at the old
reliable stand, Nos. 7O7, 700. n -Sbipley
street. Allen Il. Ainscow, Phone 3O9..
Evening journal., 1893-12-20

COME "
To the Greatest of All
MapkDOWnSaIGS
Where you will get
double value for your
dollars. Owing to
hard and dull times
we have decided to
do business for glory
this season, and as
you know we do not
believe in over year
stocks.
So we have taken
time by the forelock
and put such prices
on our goods as will
make them sell. Even
under the present
dull times, our store
has no let up Of busi-
ness. We have just
passed our second
month OF November
in the new store and
on comparing them,
are surprised to find
we are much ahead
of last year,
We can only ac-
count for it by our
one fair and square
methods Of doing
business.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20

New 4 the time to lave your pictures
LiNnsd sefore Yerssrs ct too busy. 4l9
SLlplsy street.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
Address to Calamity HowIers.

Easels by the hundreds, from 20 cents
up, at Yerger Bros, No 4l9 Market.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
A YOUNG GIRLS FORTUNE.
AN INTERESTING SKETCH.

AN INTERESTING SKETCH.
Nothing appeals so strongly to a mothers
tuectOn as her daughter lust budding into,
Nomanhood. Following is an instances: "Orr
ueushter blanche, now 10 years OF age, lad
petn terribly afflicted with nervousness, and
had lost the entire use Of her right arm. She
was m such condition that we had to keen
Der from school and abandon her mtVic les.
eonS. IN TACT, we feared st. Nitus dance md
hle positive but Tor an invaluable remedy She
wo9 wo9'a nave had that terrible affliction. We
i hau smpioyed physicians, but she received no
Denent rom them. The first OF last August She
Welghru pus 20 pounds, and although She has
uSen utSen Only three bottles of Nervine She no,F
Melgns lv0 pounds her nervousness and svmn-
to.ns OF y. iitus dance are entirely gone ehe
atlehu5 echoOl regularly, and studies wifh com,
loIt and ease. She has recovered connlete ,,ra
oi ner arm, her appetite Is splendid and M
money could procure for our daughter the hssifh
Ds Miles Neryine hes brought her ---''-
nnen my brother recommended tho rornaav
pad no faith In patent medicines ana ,s.onis
not listen 10 him, but as last resort he sent -
bottle, We began giving Il TO blanche and ~
edect was almost immediate n-Nrs p. ~ 'ro
Bullock, Brighton. ~ Y. - n.
~. 4illes restorative Nervine is sold Nv all
drogelsI3 on positive guarantee or semi direct
BY the Dr. Miles Medical Co, Elkharf Ina ~ ~.
receipt OF price, 81 per bottle six bottles f,, W ei
expess prepaid II Is positively fnse a 49, ~
oPiates or dangerous drugs 'isH',
Seld by Druggists sfsfy ,hyt.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20

Go to Ierger Bros, No. 4l0 MARI ct
street, for wood mantels and tile work.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
Tnberoulo.I. RnIdemlo Amonr cnttI..

ROCHESTER, Dec. O.-Veterinarians say
Here Is considerable tuberculosis among
Evening journal., 1893-12-20

Come and see our large stock and Sc .
lect your cakes. Mrs Weyl, No. : East
Second street.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20

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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-09-22
A Saffron COlOred Index

OF the condition of bilious stomach and
sluggish liver is the human countenance.
Not only the skin, but the eyeballs, are
tinged with tho yellow hue when the bile
gets into the blood. Besides this, sick
headaches ensue, the tongue becomes
furred, pains are felt in the liver and
through the right shoulder blade, and
dizziness is experienced upon rising
from sitting or recumbent posture by
the bilious invalid. For these and other
indication of biliousness, Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters is sovereign remedy.
1t is also efficacious in chills and fever,
dumb ague, ague cake, inactivity of the
kidneys and bladder, rheumatism and
nervousness. 1t stimulates, restores di-
gestion and sleep, and tends greatly to
mitigate the infirmities of age.