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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-25
TALMA CLUB THEATRICALS.
The Extravaganza, "Antony and Cleo
patra," by Brown University students.

The Extravaganza, "Antony and Cleo
patra," by Brown University students.
The patrons of the Talma theatre last
evening were enter aimed. in the language
of the program, ny "The Brown Univer-
sity Extravaganzr 4 Company" which per-
petrated the more or less musical and
satiricr1 absurdity. "Antonv and Cleo.
patra," great improvement upon
Shak espeare and upon history, invented
aud tied together by Charles Loveuburg,
Esq. The cast was as follows Antony.
Il. 4. Hin F.; Cleopatra h. 5 Nlsh Octa-
vius Caesar, 4. III. Staples Saffron. A. ID.
Call Octavia, III. A. Barker; a Fool,
George ii. o!ney Messenger. j. ID.
Bennett.
The performances given last evening
was the initial one, and was prepared in
great haste at n few days notice. Il r.
haps witt further rehearsals the Eek
travag MA" may be made more accepta-
BILE to the audience. The plot OF the play
is good. ana some of the Individual work
last evening showed merit. Mr.. Nash's
serpentins dance. Mr.. Bailey's cornet
solo and Mr. Olney's 'few moments
talk" we're worthy OF especial mention.
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MUSIC NOTES.
News and Gossip OF Interest to Provi-
dence Lovers of Melody

News and Gossip OF Interest to Provi-
dence Lovers of Melody.
A musicale will be given next Wedn es-
day afternoon at 4:30 o'clock by the
youngest pupils of Evangeline Larry at
her music room in the Butler exchange
The program for the Sunday evening
recital at Grace churcn tomorrow will
be: March Qrom symphony. Raft; Aria
(Mi gnon) Thomas; Professional march,
" hitney; Postlude.
A concert VIII be given n ext Wednes-
day night at Amateur Dramatic hall by
Miss Gertrude Blake, soprano, of Bos-
tor; n. B. Sprague, baritone, and Bowen
r. Church, cornet. The entertainment
will be for the benefit of the Talma club
orchestra
The third and last entertainment of the
Arion club for the season will be given
at Infantry hall, Tuesday evening, April
T. The program is Vsrdi's celebrated
Requiem" rhe scloists will be Nine.
Lillian Nordica, Miss Olive Fremstadt,
William Ii. Reiger and Max Heinrich.
The Ariou chorus will assist with full
orchestra and organ. n. B. Sprague or
ganist, and Juies Jordan, conductor
Sale of tickets begins next Monday at
a. m, at Infantry hall.
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NEXT WEEKS THEATRES.
Providence Opera House.

"Blue Jeans" Jose phi Arthur's beauti-
full comedy drama. will be at the Provi-
dence Opera house the whole of next
week. comm encing Monday night wit h
the usual w ednesday and Saturday
matinees. "Blue Jeans" is certa inly a
clever play. 'and pleased our theatre
goers immensely when il was presented
here before. Probably it's chief charm is
In It's rusticty. The principal charact-
ers in "Blue Jeans" are June, Perry
Basco n, Sui Eudaly, Ben Boone, Mrs.
Hankns aud old Tutewller, and they are
very quaint and odd in their way. There
is great deal of good sentiment ard re-
freshing comedy In blue Jeans" i'm fact
something entirely out OF the ordinary.
there are also some innovations in the
way of real life that are charming acces-
sions TO the pretty story. There is in the
play quaint country baud, known as
the Rising Sun Roarers. an almost im-
possible musical aggregation that can
hardly be described. They have the
oldest kind of uniforms and instruments s
and are revelation to those who have
never seen them before. There is also n
sweet voiced quartet, and in the third
act saw mill scene.
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Lothrop's Providence Museum.

The great spectacular military drama
entitled 1.-The Paymaster," will serve to
introduce TO the patrons of Lothrop's
Providence museum next week the mem =
bers of Lothrops reorganzed stock COM
pany. Miss Stella Ainsworth, who dur
ing her three seasons under this manage
ment was a great favorite, will be seen
ut her best as Ethel Miley. the IRISH
heiress. Miss Ainsworth will exhibit
seven complete costumes all in the latest
fashion with crinoline effects. lola
Pomeroy, Lothrop's soubret star, is cast
for the cute and roliicking Moyna Sulli-
van. Miss Martina Conway, "A very beau
tilul young juvenile lady will be the Nell
lie OConnor. George Ricketts,, VINO,
with Miss Ainsworth and Miss Conway.
were members of Bergman's Vendetta
company, will appear in the circulating
ly funny r.le OF Sergeant Up
ton. Norris McHugh will be at
forded the opportunity of his life as
Reginald Halnmersly the English swell
soldier, and James McElroy will be the
Larry of "hay-loot, straw-foot" raw re-
cruit fame. Robert Emmett OConnor
the paymaster viii serve To Introduce
the talented young juvenile man, Cam
er.n Clemens at his best. OF his per-
formance la the role the Boston papers
speak in the most complimentary terms.
A fine speciality show Will supplement
the drama, introducing Prol. Queen,
king OF mystery; Delnone aud W Ilson,
in comedy sketch; John aud Nellie
Mccarthy, TOPICAL singers; Thomas &.
Moya, tine boy WONDER" III "A new sing
ing turn; Murphy aud Hawley, tine
coIored book agents." John Coburn,
black-faced comedian.
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DIED.
BRIDGE In this city. on cath inst ELIzABETH
r. daughter OF Joseph ana Sarah L. Bridge
Funera. from her parent residence, 40 kaGle
keiatives and friends are Invited 70 attend with
out iuI ther notice.
BURNBAM--In this city. Friday. March "a.
1898, EMELINE boutwell,, beloved vile OF
George A. Burnham, ia her 62d year.
Funeral IRON S her nn.os9as .esloeuge, iis Pine
IN. Bur.at private.
CARROLi.-In this city. on tn 23d inst, AN
hrE age; e daughter St Ine ate , Michael is aaa
Funeral from her late residence. ~ d amond
street, sunday, goth inst, a. O'Clock y. m
Relatives and friends invited TO attend.
CHAMBERLAIN Denver Col, the esd
inst, BRADFORD .. CHAMBERLAlN, In his JSd
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
DAvIs.In Providence, on the e2d inst, HAIR
RET H.widow OF hOmas Davis, aged 90 years.
FLAGG- AT Lin enhurst l.. l., March 20. at the
home OF her nep ew, TimothyF Neville CLAIR
IssA slMoNs FLAGG, widow OF james Mel
Co,onei William simons OF Prov dsnce, r. L., in
the SOth year OF her age.
HEPPE sTALI-In this city. on the cath
Inst, HAROLD. son OF Hlrst and Annie Heppcn-
stall, aged year and "A months.
JOiiNsuN-In Brooklyn, y Y, 22d inst, VAL
Funeral private.
LINDBi0M,-MJp e this city. gaa ~ St PHgI VII
Funeral sunday At 2:3o O'clock y IN, at his par
ents, residence. 81 Chester avenue. heiative'
and Trends are a. yiteu To attend.
LOCK- WOOD-In PawtuNet. - inst, ESTHER
A, vile OF Onver A. lockwood, In her ooh
year.
Funeral sunday. goth inst, at 1880 m, from the
Bapllst church. Relatives auu friends are ln'
yttcd 10 attenu.
sCOTT-ln New York, suddenly, on the 18th
INST, LEWIS l. son OF the late seth and Jane
Scout, formerly OF this city. 90 tIe soth year OF
his age.
TRAtN-In this city. esd inst SorHRoNGA b.,
widow OF Lewis Tracy. IA the S5th year OF her
age.
Funeral services sunday, goth mist. a. O'Clock p
m from her late rssdence tI Barclay street.
relatives ana friends are invited 60 attend. bur
TAI at convenience OF family
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Keith's Opera House.

"The Hustler" which will be seen at
Keith's Opera house next week, comes to
us freshened and revivified by the in
PRODUCTION of new specialties and new
quips aud jokes. The effort is solely to
amuse In an innocent way, yet there is d
plot rot DESTROYED by the interpolated
songs and dances. While comedian John
Kernell in his clever delineation of Irish
character ia Con McFadden is the back
bone of the play itself, not few play
goers like such a performance chiefly for
its variety of songs and dances. The
specialists make the show. In "Tne
Hustler" we have Harry Wat
son, the Dutch comedian, Gus
Mills, the female impersonator,
John Gilroy, the wing dancer, Miss
Sadie Kirby, the singing and dancing
soubrette and great exponent OF the fa-
nous serpentine dance--a variety and
range of talent to give "A good nights
entertainment. Besides these are six
pretty female dancers and a male quartz ct
OF musical reputation. All of these peo-
pie are from frs -class organizations.
The widows dance" by six young
ladies, is like the serpentine dance. one
OF the newest metropolitan popular sue
ing. Julia Taylor aid Mamie Mayo, late
of the Fay Templelol company, aud
Annie Black OF the Boston arena, are
trained burlesquers and dancers, while
Clara Belle comes from society family
ana was graduated in the Fletcher school
for acting.
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ars. i.angtry Not In It.

LONDON, March ga caveat has been
entered against the probate Of any will by
the late Abingdon Baird. The caveat Is
signed by David r. Lark acting for parties
having an interest in the property. The
statement that Mr.. Baird made a will un-
der which Mrs. Langtry would have de
rived large besefits has no foundation.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
CORPORATION NOTICE.

March IL. 1so3
The undersigned petitioners for an act 10 incor-
porate THE PAwCATUCK VALLEY STREET
RAILWAY COMPANY pursuant 10 the pro-
visions Of Chapter 1875 OF the Public Laws, passed
March 10. 1898, hereby give notice OF the pendency
Island OF an act entitled AN ACT TO INIOR-
PORATE THE PAWCATUCK VALLEY STREET
RAILWAY COMPANY" for the purpose OF locat-
ing constructing. eQuipping and operating street
railway or railways by electric, horse. or any
power other than steam, and may locate. construct,
or upon such streets roads, wharves ana
highways In either or both OF tn towns OF West
erly and Hopkinton, Rhode Island. shalt be
from time to time fixed and dete mined by tho
town councils OF said towns respectively. with the
assent OF said corporation in writing expressed,
upon compliance with such terms and conditions
and under such ru es and equations as said town
councils may impose. with power TO erect. ope ate
and maintain a station stations for generating
electricity for operating said railway or railways.
and also for furnishing light and heat for the cars
carriages, stations and other premises and prop
erty of said company and also 70 place
above or underground, in such highways sire cts
and roads for the transmission OF electric power
provided that this act snail not be construed to per-
NIT said corporation To cross any steam railroad at
grade except by permission in writing expressed,
OF the Railroad Commissioner. with all the powers
and privileges and subject TO all the duties aud lia
bilities set forth In Charters log and l5S OF the
Public Statutes and Of all acts in amendment tnere-
OF and in addition hereto. Said corporation 70
have Office or place OF business In the town oc
Westerly. CHARLES PERRIN,
SIEPHE WILCOX.
WILLIAM HOXsEY
mr11-2lt Petitioners
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To whom 1t may concern :

Know all men that we. Francis ID. BlaKeslee Of
East Greenwich In the county ~ Kent In the state
OF Rhode Island, aud Charles Phe ps executor OF
the last will testament OF smith =. TslcotL late
OF Vernon Ia the state OF Connecticut. each and
Company n manufacturing corporation located
aud doing business tn the town OF Johnston IN said
of February 1885,. request the said Merln0 Manu-
featuring company. the officers and directors of
said company 20 make out and file In tho Town
Clerks Once of said Johnston true statement %
the amount ~ the capital stock Of said corporation
actually pad in TIE value last Assessed Of the
real estate of said corporation. The value OF It's
per assets and the amount OF its debts or La
mply in ~ and al re~pccts with the prov isl0ns
OF hapier la5 ~ the i'ubiic statutes ~ sao state
tors and offcer- each and all have refused aid
neglected. % % do reQesttd. and the undersigned
stocs holders a. Aforesaid are unable 10 make the
returns required by law.
Thsy thsref re publish this statement AZ required
tv law FRANCIS BIAkESLEE.
mas5-st ExecsrouA
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connecticut,, Mortgage Debt.

WASHINGTON March 25.-A bulletin is
sued by the census office shows that the
real estate mortgage debt of Connecticut
has increased from e. 156, 500 incurred in
1850, 10 si5 1O3, ,825 incurred In 1856, making
an increase of " per cent. in the yearly i'm
Cured debts Connecticut's per capita
mortgage indebtedness was ti07, as com
pared with sl44 in Massachusetts, and s23
In Tsnnesse.
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reputation are national, will be at tbs
Provid nee opera house on April for
one week, and this event will emphasize
it's own Importance through the size and
enthusiasm OF its audiences.
-
Few. II any, of tine numerous farce
comedies before the public have had such
a long and prosperous career As Dom
nelly & Girard's "Natural Cas-" The
DR. sent season IL has been added TO and
improved in various ways. until the
claim of new" seems to be well founded.
II will pay Providence its annual visit
on Monday. April 3, at Keith's Opera
House.
Manager G.. Il. Lothrop and family
were last heard from ia Austin, Texas.
-
So Henry Irving is TO be knighte by
Queen, vi roria The .preju dice against
the theatrical profession will then re-
ceive Its death blow IL IL was not dealt
long ago. Mr.. Irving will doubtless feel
fattered, but no order of nobility can
rival the warm approval of the public
accorded him for many year, and on
both sides OF the Atlantic. Still IL will be
pleasant TO be called "Sir Henry"
-.
Miss Laura Deaue the soubret OF 10th
rop's stock company, vas the recei pient
OF a fine banjo, the gift of friends, last
week. The little lady is an expert per-
former upon this instrument.
1HE PRoMPTER.
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TOWN OF CRANsTON.
CANVASS NOTICE.

Notice l. hereby given 10 the legal voters II the
Town Of Cranston, that the Town Council of said
Town will meet as a Board of Canyassers at the
Council Chamber In said Town, on THURSDAY the
3Oth day OF March, ls93 Tor the pui D. OF canvass
ing and correcting tho voting lists OF the voting
districts OF said Town, preparatory TO the Aprn
elections OF General officers etc.
By order and In behalf OF said Council.
DANIEL ID. WATERMAN,
Cranston, MafoA %, 1898. Council Clerk.
mi 2i-6t
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tuniry for fine production. Matinees
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
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Providence. The picture which accom-
panies this column today is from recent
photograph or the lady. The concert,
which will occur at Infantry hall April
I, will also introduce such well known
singers as Miss Olive Fremstadt who
Will then MAKE her first appearance here
William III. Rieger aud Max Heinrich.
The Arion CHI -s will be accompanied
by full orc .stra and organ. n. B.
Sprague will be orgauist and Jules Jor-
dan conductor.
II II Little" Corinne no longer, and
the expression. which might have we'll
been dropped long before it was, has
been replaced by peerless" II peer
less means hat there is none other like
her, it is correct title. There is Ger.
tainly no one like her. Her years OF
training from early childhood have given
Or grace OF movement that makes it
pleasant TO look upoa her. There is
probably no man upon the stage that
ca equal her in her style of stage dane
ing. In this respect she is "a sort OF fem
inIne Henry Dixey. Her smile is ex-
pansively winning, aud although her
singing voice Is decidedly mic roscopic il
pleas and SO serves
-
But with all these IN rits to catalogue
she has not attained the success, pre-
dicted for her when an infant prodigy.
Is II because of the fact that she as an
infant prodigy Tue main fault in her
acting Is thar IL seems TO be n matter of
course with her. She speaks her lines
with we'll I've got-to do-it-and- have-it-
over-with air. Animation Is lacking. IL
some reason Tor seli-exertion snould
present itself aud wake her up Corr me
will do far better y ork. Will it come
-.
Miss lola Pomeroy. Lothrop's soubret
star, who co es tD Providence next week
In The Paynaster " fairy took the city
of Pawtucket by storm. At The time for
her departure for Boston last Sunday
evening Broad street, in front of her
boel. the Bene lict House, was solid
mass oi people assembled TO bid her bon
Noya e. 1t took two policemen To clear "a
pa~sale for her tO tue depot. Sue jus
caugnt on to tue step OF the last car OF
the train and disappeared from view
frantically waving her baujo aud throw
ing kisses TO the assembled multitude.
e.
IL will be pleasant news TO the thea
tire goers 10 learu hat Denman Thomp-
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WASHINGTON PARK Plato ATTEMPT A
w minute description OF this beautiful piece OF
falls to portray what the eye alone can appreciate
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EoR sALE-THREE ELEGANT NEW TWO
II family houses - tuate on the Broad Street Elec-
S hHs handy STa s ssn Ps %
severed. houses Wv we'll mSae, % nicely fnisRed. n all
modern convenience; In fact they are S everything
weybosset corner Dorranco street. mr2o-bt
TWO HEARTS THAT BEAT AS ONE THEY
Il bought one OF those handsome cottages AT
Washington Park OF ISAAC l.. GoFF, weybosset.
corner Dorrance St mr2i-5t
L,oR sALE-TNo NICE LOTS WITH FINE 10
Il room cottage. near two car lines. Address
Gel, News office. f2g-f
WHATS IN A NAMEp THE VERY NAME OF
s, WSsn s st9e op PeFk ot s nm i'm in
piles. ISAAC l.. GoFf, weybosset. corner Dor
rance st mrei-5t
IcoR SALE FINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE
L and farm, buildings all nearly new, about 80
OF land. 20 cultivated, excellent fruit orchard
two miles Of post ONCE and railroad station; V rrest l
bargain II sold at once. Address. A-io. News Office
IFE Is TOO SHORT FOR YOU TO TRY TO
IL save enough 20 buy home and pay rent at the
same time. Come TO us and we will self you home
L. GoFF, weybosset, corner Dorrance ST. 80.
mr2l-5t
GIRLS. DOES YOUR YOUNG MAN TALK
must own a lot at Washington Park before you wi
listen 10 him. mr2i-5t
EoR SALE ELEGANT LOT on WALDO ST,
month"; e" Addras. fp Bls s" News sS %" '1d sio a'
A GREAT lNvEsTMENT-IMPRov REAL
"A estate. fronting ON three streets. near HOye
building. Address Ale, News once. jl9-u
CHE SToOPS To CONQUER HE OWNED A
> lot at Wash ington Park before she would
the ring. mr2i-5t
HOMES, HOMES, EoMEs. Is MINUTES RIDE
III on ". Y, y. H. A III. IL. X. near street cars
houses. lots or both easy terms beautiful situa
ton A-d. News ONCE. nl6-u
LNok sALE-LOTs IN THE FINEST SUBURB
II ofthis city for dwelling purposes; wide streets
aud avenues. now being curbed pawtuxet water
aud gas; electric cars pass six times an hour; hno
view OF the bay from every lot better than living
in the city; late build this fall IN you buy
~ once. For Iaticuiars. prices etc. address C-S
News ofiice. ln6-u
L'oR SALE--SoME OF THE FINEST HOUSE
II lots at the North End OF the city, at--what
price do you think Only t22 10 ts5, and only e.
month 10 pay at that, who wouldn't own house
LOTT only a few near horse cars left Jump quick
Address Flo News Office. niO-u
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SPECI4Ls NOTICES.
DIR. w. A. GREENLEAF.
DENTIST.
235 Westminster St.. Providence. r. I.
DIED.

Marriage aud Funeral Notices one insertion
6Oc q. each additional Insertion, l5c.
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Westminster Theater.

The attraction at the Westminster
theatre next week, commencing Monday
matinee, will be the Nibbe French Bur-
lesque company, headed by the supre me
favorite, Miss Ida Siddons, who is ac-
knowledged AS the leader in this class OK
entertainment. The pleasure opens with
the musical burletta, THE Stanley
Club" /" IN which the entire cJmpanv par
ticipates. The costumes of Tue ladies are
new aud novel. Tue olio iucludes Mae
4. Anderson, In an artistic terpslchorean
exhibit lou Miss Nellie Stowe, IN charm
ing ballais; Sparks and Hiatt, two
taleuted musical comedian> who furnis h
comedy that is highly amusing; Ida Sid
dons. in au original sensational serpen-
tine dance with startling calcium effects !;
tie two Nibbes, the Greatest knockabout
comedians that have ever appeared her, I;
Boyle aud Graham, "a most entertaining
sketch uuo. The performances concludes
with the funny spectacular bur esque.
His Nibs and HIS NObs." Matinees
daily at 2:l5 event ~ AZ y
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TO LET-HO USES.
FOR sALE-MIscELLANEoU US.

LNOR SALE-GROCERY AND MARKET WITH
II good tenement and barn with 1000 feet OF land
on desirable corner, present owner must sell on
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IL Will be pleasant news TO the thea
tire goers TO learu hat Denman Thomp-
son and The Old Homes tesld." whose
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WANTEp-oIR1.s FOR THE ARCADE SER
w WANT AGENCY help. male ana female.
furnished Rooms IS ami ~ Arcade. Tclephons
1874. o3-f
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Lothrop's Pawtucket Opera House.

The play for next week at this house is
the dramatizttion Of Mrs. Emma ID. +. n.
Southworth's great New York Ledger
Story, "rhe Hidden Had" Miss La ura
Dane, the vivacious soubret, Is cast
for the heroine, Capitola. Sc will in-
trodu ce popular topical songs and SER
peniine dance. Jay Hunt will be
Woo. Justin Paige appears ~ Old Hur.
rCaue aud B. ". Reed IL Black Donald,
tie GU law. The splendid facillties OF
the Stage will afford an excellent oppor.
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WANTED-Two RESPECTABLE MEN WELL.
Iacqualated In Providence fora light outdoor
chance OF advancement For niiI particulars, adj
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EMPLOYMENT AGEScIEs.

Three lines under ms hduding 10 cents.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
Three lines under this heading 10 cents
ALDINE HOUSE,

33i Broad ST., cor. Chestnut finest location IN the
city, desirable rooms with hrst-class dining ON
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TO LET-MIsCELLANEO US.

vCo LET-GooD STORES on SIDE ST.. JUST
fronts, possession at once. Address STORES. News
Office. ial0-u
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TWO HEARTS THAT BEAT AS ONE. THEY
Washington Park OF ISAAC l.. GoFF. weybossei.
corner Dorrance St mr2l-5t
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WHATS IN A NAME3 THE VERY NAME OF
w, washii gt9n Park is a recommendation in
plies. ISAAC l.. GoFf, Weybosset, corner Dor
rance ~ mr2i-Jt
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HELP WANTED-MALE

Three lines under This heading 10 cents.
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171 BROAD sT.-RooMS SINGLE OR h
4 suite. with board references required.
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L,oR SALE--TNO o NICE LOTS WITH FINE 10
Il room cottage. near two car lines. Address
Gel News Office. ~ If
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1No LET-FINE FARM OF ABOUT 30 ACRES
i in Cranston, with gooi buildings and large
greenhouse. Address n rs. News ONCE f2g-tf
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WASHINGTON PARK Plato ATTEMPT A
w minute description OF this beautiful piece o
property would be an utter impossibility. The peI
falls to portray what the eye alone can apprec late
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I,oR SALE FINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE
II and farm buildings all nearly new, about 80
OF land, 20 cultivated excellent fruit orchard
stream OF water, within FIVE miles Of CITY line and
two miles OF post Office and railroad station: great
bargain II sold at once. Address A-i0 News office.
"A