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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10

II nov appears that President Cleveland has
decided to ndopt this precedent Iof nr llorr-
sons that presidential appointoes shall serve
out their fun four years. and even TO 80 further
for he will consiior tho four-yesrs com mission
Of the presidential appointees ~ expiring, no,
from the dato Of their appointment, but from
tho dato OF their confirmation by tho Senate
Vasl ,nqfea letter. Bautg,ore lmeri'dn.
The american is Republican paper Of
the highest responsibility, but 1t is doubt
less tinctured with the hopes of Republi-
can ofiice.holders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10

One OF the lew colored men from the
South who is being urged for q Federal
position is PRINCE ROBINSON. barber. OF
lhrmiugham. lie wants TO be Minister ia
Hayti, and Is said TO have very strong
Democratic backing. The Washington
correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun re.
ports that Rou1XsoN declares that if he
is appointed he will appoint q white man
as mis- secretary"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10

President CLEVELAND has withdrawn
from the Senate the Hawaiian treaty
placed before that body by President HAIR
RrsoN. This indicates that he Is not in
favor of that treaty, but he may think that
he can propose better one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10

The Railroad Committee Of the Phila-
delphia Councils has decided to report IA
vorably the ordinances permitting the
Traction Company to substitute tro!leys
for the cable lines of TINT city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10

TIE RICHMOND DISPATCH Is one Of the
leading papers. If not the leading paper.
published in the South. Every Virsinian
should take it. If not able 10 take the
daily take the weekly. which Is 81 per
year. drmriAe Journal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10

/ sze "a yards by , yards, SQUARE-BLOCK
CENTRE, with double Grecian border, s34.5O
Remnant price, $3.50.
- remnants, ia TO 3A yards each, CREAM
DAMAsK. alLhnen, 30 Inches wide, slgntly
soilsd. &c. yard. Remnants will DO sold a rate
OF l1c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10

tive tonic TO repel disease and build up tho
needed flesh and strength, there's nothing TO
equal II. IL rouses every organ into health
ful action, purifes and enriches the blood,
braces up the whole system, and restores
health and vigor.
For every disease caused by disordered
liver or impure blood, IL Is the only gaGran-
teed remedy. II it doesn't benefit or cure, IN
every case, you have your money back.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
From the Print Department.
CHEEsE-cLoTH BUSTERS. two for SC. For
busting furniture.

30 remnants APRON CHECK GINGHAMS.
26-inch, blue and brown, to 2&l yards in piece,
6iic. Remnant price, DC. a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10

The Edsis,7l-Shore Herald urges the nomi-
nation Of Senator J. W. &. BLACKSTONE for
Attorney General.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10

/ size 2l< by 81 yards POLKA-DoT CENTRE
with ribbon aud bow-knot border $50. Rem
nGnt price, $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10

10 remnants INDIGO-BLUE PRINTS, 2 TO s
yards in piece, SC. yard. Remnant price, &c. a
yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10

II half dozens 2i-inch All Pure Linen RED
BORDER NAPKINS, dreu patterns, originally
sl.5O "a dozen. Remnant prIce 4Sc. Tor half
dozen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10

"a remnants Of LIGHT OUTING-CLOTHs
for wrappers, ga ,ques Dight-sowns, sleeping.
suits, etc, 12Hc syard. Remnant price, &C. a
yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10

size o(h yards by 3l@ yards FRENCH EX-
POSITION PATTERN, 1890. Remnsnt price,
x2J.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10

General PKyToN WISE. Of this city. is
mentioned in connection with the office Of
Consul-General to Paris.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10

Governor Brown. of Maryland. caught
cold at CLEvELAND's Inauguration and is
now nearly dead from pneumonia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
A uPIN DOWN,

4 "RUN DOWN.
and" used-upn feeling Is
the first warning that
your liver isn't doing
It's work. And, with n
torpid liver and the
impure blood that fol-
lows it, you're al easy
prey 70 all sorts Of all
plents.
, That is tho time 20
take DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. As
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10

$500 Is offered, BY the propriesors OF
DIR. Ssge's Catarrh Remedy, for an in-
durable case of Catarrh. Their remedy
perfectly apd permanently cures the
worst csses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
FRIDAY,
Remnant Day,aS Usual.
FROM THE LINEN DEPARTMENT

very me HEMsTITCHED LINEN DAMASK
SETS, TABLE-CLOTH and NAPKINS, sOiled
from, window display-French manufacture
size 20 yards by 9 yards PIN-DOT CENTRE,
with double flower border, large HEMsTIICHED
NAPKINS to match, t3j. Remnant price,
$3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10

GRAY CHEvIOT RUSSIAN SUIT, pun sleeves,
embroidered cuts. collar, ana belt, embroidered
down the front, two rows embroidery on the
skirt, an elegant and attractive costume.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10

(mh 5-Su,W&F3I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10

Whhted Situatlons 20 woFds or IessI. ="
Reading notices IN readin g-matter type n'o
Liner or less, FL; In nonparen loaded, TOO
Illcnilnu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10

TAN CLOTH ETON SUIT, coat back, leather
buttons, and three rows leather trimming on
skirt,
C1-
, 1893-03-27
me9en Ginbrubs perbaftet.

Inter ber Mntlage 6eS Gtn6ruc6S fibt
German 8ambacb in Ser Qlrmorp 8~olt3et7
f~tation. @r par am Samitag bon Dem
8oliSiften Mfarttne beobacbtet porben, ais
er BEL et1em 8fanbleiber an Der @larfitr.
einige neue 2lu5ii9e Su DerieBen iuc6te. @r
fonnte BENT Seamten iber bic 6ertunft Oer
&~leioungSltiide feline 5ufriebeniteuenbe
Q(nttport geben u1b mur6e perbaftet. Qus
man in ser 8oIiSetitation feline &leioer
burcbiuc6te, fanb man BRET meiiingene
Mforfe1t, cine golbene u6r un6 cine 9ta>
m~antnabel BEL i6nt, wel3e @egenitdnbe ais
aus etnem s3tmmer bes @ranO Yacific
6otels geitOblen ioentifi3irt tDurDen. 8amz
bach bat auBerbem aus perfbiebenen 6OtelS
&lei6er i'm Wert6e bon $500 5uiammenge7
Itoblen, tpel6e lebtere bon tbren @t9enz
t6iimern ioentift3irt tperben tOnnen.
, 1893-03-27
Das miro er tbun2
GrstrlaYor Gresier in DerIeeenheit.

GS lift ni6t untpa6ri6einIidb, OaB BEL Ser
beporfebenOen 8abl etn vl1nite6 Gitt3ens">
Sidet nt6t I'M SelOe iein tDtrO. Gr>WtaDor
@regier muB iib bis beute 2lbenb tlar 6az
riber perben, Oh ct ais Maporse @anDtbat
an ber Spite 6es 9%enonnten Wabl3ettela
ite6en Ober auf @runO elmer 8etition
u%laufen" mid unb ieine @nti9etbun9 ptrt
m0gltderpeiie Das S6idiaL bes v~ltnttc6
Gitt5ens"zGi ~beitegeln. Die @abI=
commiiiGre baben perfiigt, baB Der Jtame
eineS @anbibaten nibt 5ugleib auf apei
@abl5etteln eri6etnen barf.
9ae @anDtOaten, beren gfanen auf 5tpei
@a9l5etteln iteber1, miiiien ii6, tpie Ofapos
@re9ter, barber enti6etben, BON tpelbem
Sidet tie fi9 itreidben laiien tpouen.
SIM Gatbbauie par beute ntorgen BAG
@eriicbt perbreitet, baB 6err Gre9ter 9eneigt
iet, itb mittelit 8etitton am 8abltampft
3u betbeiligen. Sn bieiem Sale miro Das
Gitt3enS>GtGet obne 6aupt bletben unb
m~a6rideinIib 5~uriidge5o9en tuerben.
, 1893-03-27
2IQrRt6ert6f
GhtcuoD. 81. W1Gr2

@DlNu y y ~ Wtu46'
2(uf Ser bieii9en 8Orie 9i19 g8ei5elt 9lei@
nab BEN eriten @ertdufen i'm M6iz3ermill
pm 78f auf 794 in bic 606e, feel auf 78g unb
itie9 wteber auf 10. SIM Sult=Germilt wurbeu
2SS @ors.
Corn mar feit, ober itiu, bro0te per Mai
42BB@@ n1to 9tll9 ouf 428 5uriid. !3ufubr 169
GarS.
9oter ftau urrb wet6enb; Mat SHOE unb
81; 3ufu6r 1913 @ars.
Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS poren feit ; Moi=
port bro9te 1857 urb 1881 urlb mid o1i
1875.
S6ntol5: Sult 1.121.
Gippen: 10,O74@10.10.
2tttStu6rtS.
@et5en-Nep OOrt- Mfdr5, 744c., Wtai
76c, Suli 775c., 2u9uft-.S ct. 9ouis - Mtdr3
635c,, Mai, 654c., Suli, 688c. Mil1pautee -
boor 624c., Moi, Csc. 9ulutb, Sol gtortberr
-Mar5 634c, Wtat 66sc. MilneapoliS, $50.
9fortberu : MGr5 64c, Wtat 645c. Golebo--
Mtdr5 694c., Wfot, 7O3c., Suli -. Baltimore
WtGrS, 1890, Wtat, 74Bc.
, 1893-03-27
5wei9-O fftcen
NbenOblatt Der 81. Staatsz 3eituug.

~IIN> ~ OOo
CUR 8%equemlt6teit unierer ou5eisenben 8unben boben
mir nit ben lnteM ge1aunten Serret Elm Abfontmen 9es
trpffen, mDno1 bel 0et1elbeu Mr3eiqen an9eupmmen
lperben 81 ~oeuielber 4retielt, ols iueIu bieIelbeu bjrctt IN
Der @Dpeblttpn Der Sltnpls Stoots 1Iuug a~bgegebeH
lperber. NnSei9en iolpie Nbounemeat9 f6uHen an 6ieIen
DerI6iebenen 8laBen bis IL abr Wtttta8s o~b9ege6en
lperoen.
0orSIeite.
9Ottin9er g &enbaa, a~tpOtbeter, @de Geuter.5tr. nab
6. S, 8aTeI T. apot6efer, 445 ytortb Qoe., ede meug,
%gtnb9lp9 9fboOe, @pOtBefer, 504 g. @lart=etr., Sss
y. :. Stei6er, 296 81. w}orfet-gtr, ede DAT. ct
6 6s'fT9 s5 G11a"' apot5s}eT, Y" "a aiatoln aOs, W ear.
rabee=Str.
Mm. :. SILENCE, beutI6er apptbeter, 1901 Belmont glpe.
Sultns SO. a3tnot beAtiGer Apotbeter, gfe @Ip bpuru
@oe. luo &arrabeezStr.
q. s. 9onte, beuti9er Apot9eter, so Sft Gbtco9p '@pe.
@rellelS Y9armacs9. @Gte elpbourn @oe. 1nb Sarrabees
6. s; @fauuitieL, ~SpOt9eter, @ufb.@tr, Gte @enepue
8. 90. Msibe, gpOtbeter, mri9DtmOOb ape, ede @bsf-
fielD 9tOe.
afrsb 9. @oe, apOt9eter s67 SHEFFIELD ape,, nabe xDels
Grib @runboff, gpotbefer, Nurtb @oe., @de Subfou.\
u j. gtl9ter, Apotbefer, l46 Suuertou aOe., nobe4erTps
9tObsrt @o9etiuua, apOtbeter, 24 9aDtOn=@tr, Gde
@Iag=Str.
GbaS. 6; 5elOfautp, 9~tpOtbefer, 1927 81. @lart=5tr. Gdr
&9eqOore 2aering, apOtbefer, 9orrubee=9tr, Gde glod-
@t. 8 graans, ,qlpOtpeter, 1916 81. Solftsb.@tr, ede
g. s. g5SB. apotBefer, s87 81. SorteD-str.
SI9en Weber, AS 81. @Iarf=Str., &de 9toifor.
y. Wtortens. ApOtbefer, III @eutre=Str.
S6ppl=Str.
Ssnrp 5. Bate, apptbeter, 12S 81. gIorf.@tr.
SUoIeite.
emil Gbiele. Rodfot9er pOn 5eurg 9trptb, PIP Qr6er
Aoeure.
Stto @olBcl, &potbeter. 2l69 Qrder Moe., Gde %. ctr.
i. Sllts Nfotbeter, 2727 State Ctr, @de %. Gtr.
Y, y. Gitter. &potbefer, 434l g. Salfteb ctr.
Str.
s: 6orbr,d3, aputbefer, 81. Ctr. unb maiface ctr.
SSsnoel d 2OrsIep, 2505 ar9er 9toe, Gde g. 9alIteb
sOsrts gsasmasa IL uuS gOr Str.
, 1893-03-27
MtOblirte 3imuter.


- Stpet PeriDner; $3.50 Die gBp9e. AKA &arrubee
Ctr, 8. Slopr, naDe 9ortb Ape. 27m53t
q permtet1en: @le9ont mDblirtes s3in1uter nit
p6er obne 9oarb in cine Miener sSauIilie, pafIeub
ftr f~iuberloie @beIente. $. COS u. @lortitraBe.
26E!3u2t
, 1893-03-27
abe4tpblatt Der aufetota a~tanta- aetta,,ta, aetoettne, 81.

8. s. Slider, 6enti6e Mpot6efe, q
Str, Selepbnn SDutb 247.
9; SSarnllltb, Apotbeter, No. 81 20. y
BART NDe.
g.. q. Braun, BOO @entportb @0e.. @Gev
Y; y: &renBler, Apotbefer, 2614 @Ottage 9h
9Soloon. Apptbefer 41Gl StQte Ctr.
S. S, ¬be, beutic6e Apptbefe. @cte SO. 9Th
Salteo Str.. Gn9leuooo. Selepbon 112.
@r5t & 60. 9~tpptDetcr, APO 26. Str., G6e 9onooeI
&obert 8. aeltering, @potbeter, 2601 g. 9aliteb
$. 80. @ifforb, @potbefer. 81. Ctr. uub Mifiaan @N
gScItieite.
$. g8rbber. beutl4er a%potbefer. 465 unO467 milpuufee
@pe., Gde @bicago Ane,
Gete 2tolilpt=Str.
s.. @arltenS, 531 8lue SSlan0 Noe.
8beo, u. 9ebrei1s. ApOtbefer. 422 80, IL. Ctr.
Apenue.
SEQ. S, MiB6ad, @abmeft-Gde MabiiOu- uub 9aliteO-
Seq. g. Sitter. apotbefer. 1874 Mtinpoufee Qpe.
SEQ 8or9es, 19 Ntarmel=Str.
S. &oeMbeIb & So, apptbefer, @de Ban 9uren= uHO
Mopeu Bros. Mpotbefer, 1895 MiI.poufee @pe.
6. s. @lsuer. 1861 Mtiln autee Goe.
), 81 elolpsft, &potbeter, 700 Miltuautee ane., gde
@rult Mtebel. 518 20, @bicogD Mpe, Gde gouIina.6tr.
Gh. &ie9ePs apotbete, 1868 %. @biea9o 4oe, @de gobles
6rsG. 5. 28ierce, 581 osoem sOs.
&eIn99r6St SoIenbons, N~pOtbeter, 242 %, Nortb @pe.,
@te N1blanb.
6. g: & lintopItroem, @potbefer, @abpeTt-ede 80. 9ipi-
1tou.Str. unb SoDue 9tne.
9Th, 8at3t9er, a~potDeter, 296 80, 9ioifou=str. gde
6rant s. Berger, g%tput6efer, 1886 NttIuuutee @oe.
Wt. SrbmtB, 0ia0uct YbarmacD, l26-128 Mtlpoufee
&ne., @de Single 1n0 9e8plaiueS=Str.
San9e8 Yparntocp. 675 g8. &ote=Str, @de Moob=Str.
T. Wtlleblbart Mppt1eter, 691 80. 9tprtb @(pe.
Gtd). Wtettung, S75 Wttlpaufee Npe, Gfe @1b(anb Qoe.
@noolpD Stqn9obr, Apotbefer, Sal ". 8ioiliou=Str.
@Ge Wa1btenam &pe.
@nlBal {. So, p, Str, unb Baulina=Str.
j. j; S9tnef, ApotDefer, SAT Blue Sslanb @oe, Gds
IS. Ctr.
g. ae. @taertltn, s~tpOtbeter, $40 8Iue SslauO ape, Gde
&Domi8=Str.
=, 3. Wolter8oorf g~potbeter, 900 Sc. 81. StroBe.
RllDoro :. 6rertien, Apotbefer, 1901 SO. 9tort6 @oe.,
@de SDertoQn NOe.
@aul s. 9einemoun, 418 80. 9totftpn ctr.
, 1893-03-27

lbDnnirt auf bas NbenbbIatt BET Sui
nRts StGotssettung. Sour l Gent.
, 1893-03-27
Gin ltebepouer Gatte.

8or &tcbter SeDerion ftan0 beute S9o7
mas 6anIon unter oer Nntlage, feline 6rall
m~iBbanoelt unb beicbtmpft 81 baben. 81
mat g~eitern b%ctrunten in feline Mobnun9,
g}n. 10 @lt3abetbtr. gefo1nmen unb batte
BORT einen iolcben 9Grm bo4fii6rt, oaB Die
ytabbarn letne 8erboftung DeranlaBten.
Ser robe 8atron wurbe auf 103 Gage na6
Der 8rtbepe1 gei5ift.
, 1893-03-27
0ei6Gft8= @elegembeiterr.
HerIUnfiGeS.


OSagriagertH uu6 @rpplettn. Srou 9r.
~ Srue 9tea. Die lpifleuiboftli6e &e6en5fori9eriu
peilt nod IN Der Staot uno ertbetlt 40 bis go NerIpuen
tdglld &uoien5, in Der ie ~beulelbeu gtatb ertbeilt. 0ie
9oftorin lit un3peifelDoft Die beIb1fttgtIte 5rau in Der
Stabt, oleiu fe fertl8t Die &eute. Die tie I'M 6atb fraQen,
ME tnr5lpe9 ob. Ste er5dblt aaes, AaeS fiebt iogar
Die SeoonfeH I'M 0DratS, me13e einaH6er in GIereln Sc
btrn tol9er. IS lino @tele por tbr bler gelpeien, bon
oeuen lt6 niDt lpeui9e NIT Der Qlus5eiduunQ Der @e6urt,
mei0e fe dig 0fonltroftaten tenn8ei0nete, brititetet.
Die le0ob pielfodb gGn3lldD rntuifeno morer lrn0 li] be
&etbt9ldubigteit 6teier Dirt &eute 5u 9tuBe madJten. 9ieS
lit Der @runo mesbalb ie ge5lpungen iii, ibre &leiOer
5uI0nlmen3unebmer, INT Die 8eritDrlng nit ibuen all
nermeioen, Da lie in bemIelben Seloe, pie ie1e, orbeitet
a6er NIT benz Seitbl pou 8e0libfett uno Der @brliGtelt
hes SorlaBes, nel1e III 9renent&DutraIte 1tebt nit Seuer
nno aus 9eretbttgfett 9e9eu tbre SDnner, bdlt ie eS fir
ongebroGt, oieie Semerfungeu 81 MAIDEN, ~beonoers ba
1e 1tart Der MHItdDt lit, bag Dlele lbrer Se1er inter ben
%gebtloeten &laien 1e iebr 9er1 beiuden mD6teu, 0enn
elm 9emiiies @tmas io9t tbnen, boB etp0s AABer9embbn=
lt1eS IN 6teier {5rou it, @te loGen nos pent9 trau-
nte1t, DaB fte III tbrer Seieul1aft lift Gt Seoantertpelen
nImlidC 8lele oerIelbe1t baben Iib qefr0gt: S1 mDdte
mobl lptiien, ob fe mir bas luO jeues iagen tonn ?
9Selu tD bG1te, baB fie es fbuute, 10 mirbe i'd NAL 81
DaB Sbr ein9etaoen ieto, opr5uiprecDen. Sic Dtro Sud
meDr 9%retfbore Brpben ibret pbd1pnenolen gsgobun9
9ebert, os ftb III bIoBen %9eoEuctten 8ebauptur9en iageu
l6Bt., NerIdrtn1t ia mot 1e gu leben, mern Sbr @ub
fir Die Mr9eLegeubeite1 beS 2ebens iutereIiirt. gBenn
9etrat1, SrqttHe!t SOP Qerdnoernngen 0feiieo Sdbet-
6uug, T%reuTnng. %.9aeie, 6ei6dfte, 3eitameRte, &auf=
brlefe rnp 9gpptbefen, Dtrl0renes o0er getDBlenes Gtgenz
tbnm. n%erborgene -Sbdbe, entIernte ober %abpsienbe
6reInoe @Ab tutereiitren. luettu Sbr@u9 hafir intereIiirt
mas Sbr tbuH TnitBt nm @rfDfg Su baden, tpobin Sbr
9eheu ioAt HHo men Sbr permeloen Ioat, baum 1pr@bt bel
ibr bon, nno Sbr lper6et itQrter. ipetier uub tiibner Iein
ais Dorber. gebr 81 empfeblen 1ino auBerbem ibre
Selmittel ge9eu SDpiuDludDt uub &beInatismus. 9te=
ielbeu babeH lt1 aud IN ben bortnddigften JGl1etr als
erfpl9ret6 erDle1en. Srtefe nit 81 lperoen beantpprtet
Sffice=StlInben BON 9 ubr WtorgenS bis s lI6r 2lbeuoS.
"a Sft AbomSittroBe, 8erter @ebQuDe, .3immer SO II. 81.
gran 6 blil IN, Wobriogeriu, in Der 9DlpeIternadt
y 9eboren, 9lebt MuStInft Iber @el9dfts= nno Sle6es=
io6en. bellt &rautbeiteIt entferut bDIe @Infule our1
@pmpotbe. "a @lpbOnrn &pe, @de MObalptftr.
27nt36t
, 1893-03-27

SerIangr: MGnuer unG Gnabeu.
~ 9 3 81. S0Ifteh CTR.
, 1893-03-27

Sc erInngt: Sin SrGger fir cine lpbdentlt9e Sci.
~ tung nlD Steferln9sperfe. MtuB en9ltib ipreGeI
uub Si9erDatt 9e6en fDnnen.
s. 8. 8eG, rs @. @larf Ctr, @oom 16.
, 1893-03-27
Unterrt0t.


0}ortb @btca9p 8uIineB College, A44 Sarftelo glue.,
~ noDe &iuColu ADe. Sag un0 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sebt oHeu. @ier 9eportementS: @ei9dftsI9ule, @teuo=
graphic nn0 &ppeipritin9.S9ule, engli4e @c9nle,
8~erlibzWtetbObe i9ueae 6ortfGritte i'm @rglii9eu BON
9eutIbeu, Die uiDt@n9lii0 IprecDen f0uteu ln0 Anoerer)
Sic 9l6enbI0uie bauert bis sum l. Suit. 9teue &laien
fir ale 9epartement8 Der &o9ibule merben iebt Qebil-
bet. ollie &~ebrfraite itno eriter &loTe. 9eotuguu9en :
Sa9fIaIieu III trgeuo etnenl department $20 fir Drei
MRDuate, Sablbar benin @iutritt; Abeuoidbule $40 fir
brei Mpn9te, 5aDIbor inn @pral8. Sbr t6nnt 10on 5luei
@orsGirtetS bon trgenb cinem SDetle Der Staot be5obleu.
{. 6. @ndror. 8or 573 9. Q. Sin.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-18
NEW COUNCIL.
1t Was Installed Last Night with Ap-
propriate Ceremonies.

1t Was Installed Last Night with Ap-
propriate Ceremonies.
One more council of the United Order
of American Mechanics was added TO the
state roster last evening, and will be
known as America, No. 20. The cere-
mony of institution was performed by
State Councillor Ira ID. Golf, assisted by
his staff. The council start with "a MEM
bership of 105 and is the re ,ulG OF the
work of +. w. Alexander. the state or
ganizer. The officers of Elmwood Coun-
Gil, James r. Taylor, councillor, con-
ferred the first degree on the char.
ter members. State Councillor /
d. Golf had charge of the work in Q
second degree, aud CouncIiior O.. A. Day
aud degree staff Of Lincoln conferred the
third degree 1t was long al, er midnight
before the officers OF the council were i'll
stalled. They are as follows: Councillor,
j. +. Ordway; vice councillor, A. ID.
Crowel!; recording secretary, j. III.
Richardson's: assistant recording secre-
tary, o. w. Monroe; treasurer, III.
g. Williams; financial secretary,
Elmer Hazard; inductor, Il. w. Gestlsr;
examiner, William Gorham; inside pro-
tector, +. L. Cnubbuck; outside protector,
James n. Arnold; trns ee for six months.
A. j. Reach; for one yeac, Charles Dodge,
aud for eighteen months, junior ex-
Councillor Asa Buchanan and senior ex-
Councillor +. G. Berthell. The council
will meet in the same hall next Tuesday
evening when the first, second and third
degrees will be conferred on all cand.
dates that present themselves.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-18
STATE NEWS.

Pawtucket residents are petItioning for
better electric car service on Saturdays.
The Berkeley Company, Ashton, will
send creditable exhibit to the Worlds
fair.
At Washington the thermometer has
been lingering around the 20 degrees be-
low zero mark during this week.
Several severe cases Of diphthera and
scarlet fever are being treated in the vii
lages of Phenix and Harris.
The New York, New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad Company Is com pletinx ar
rangements for putting in a telegraph
service In all the stations on the Paw
tuxet Valley Branch and Will have il in
working order within two months.
The public schools at ApponauR were
closed Monday on account of tue burst.
ing Of a water pipe.
The weayers in Mill No /, Blackstone.
who protested against the new fine list
have been satisfied aud have oil returned
10 work.
A boy while coasting on the ice yestsr-
day near Silver Spring broke through
and narrowly escaped droN ming.
Next Monday evening n college concert
will DO given in Music Hall, Pawtucket.
under the auspices OF the Garfield Club,
by the combined musical clubs of Brown
University, Providence aud Trinity Col
lege, Hartford, Conn. Thirty-eight per.
formers will participates
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-18

At the woolen mills the vaults OF the
water closets are leakinI aud waste dyes
ana filth from the fulling mill flow di-
rectly into the river.
Crompton-Waste dyes and chemicals
Fl w directly into the river.
Oee uncemented vault is in dangerous
condition.
Quiduick-A large cesspool at this viii
lage is full and in case of rain would
overflow directly into the river.
Two sink drains are flowing into n COW
cred drain that empties into the river.
Washington - Here are three sink
drains on The surface and one sink draiu
empties into ano.her and thence down to
the river.
AT the tenements near one OF the mills
several sink drains are on the surface,
ami one unprotected privy is close to
defective trench. Stops and waste are
thrown on the river bank. The owners
have promised to attend to this at once.
Saundersvlie-At this village there are
two surface sink drains and two surface
vaults.
With the meeting of the present SHOWS
undoubtedly large portion of he filth
above described will be washed into the
river.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-18
MINISTER'S TO THE SICK.
Annual Meeting ef the Providence
Society for that Purpose.

Annual Meeting eff the Providence
Society for that Purpose.
The Providence Society for minister
ing to the sick held its annual meeting
at Grace Church yesterday afternoon,
Mrs. Albert Babcock presiding. The
regular reports for the year were read
aud approved. An address was given by
Il. ID. Blake OF the society for organizing
charities in which he detailed at length
the various phases Of his work An ad-
dress was also given by Mrs. Adrian
Mathews upon the work Of visiting the
sick and the obstacles encountered.
The nominating committee repo rted
upon the following names for Office and
visiting committee aud they were duly
elected:
Honorary President. Mrs F. X. Buff
FUN; president, Mrs. Albert BAbcock.
vice president, Miss Al. :. Campbell:
secretary, Mrs. Il. VI. Eaton; assistant
secretary, Miss Jamette X. SingIey; treas.
urer. Mrs. II. ". Campbell; COMMITTEES
on printing. Mrs. Il. NJ. Eaton; commit
tee on vacancies, Miss n. ;. Campbell
aud Mrs. j. W. Bier; committee on nom.
nations. Miss Anna L. White; collectors.
Miss Seila B. Ialmer, Mrs Jamett, n.
Singley; auditor, Mrs. John II. CouQdon;
Nisitors-First Ward. Miss N :. Camp-
bell Second Ward, Miss Hogg Third
Ward. Mrs. X. II. Rich: Fourth Ward.
Mrs. j. w. Rice; Fifth Ward, Mrs. ". s.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-18
ELMWO0D LEADS,
And the $500 Cash Prize Contest Goes
Merrily On.


And the $500 Cash Prize Contest Goes
Merrily On.
Yesterday seventy-five coupons were
received for Elmwood Council, seventeen
for the Rhode Island Bethany Home.
thirty for the same institution aud four
teen for the Bristol Naval Reserves
This morning Elmwood Council goes
up into first place again, displacing the
Bristol Naval Reserves who went to the
fore yesterday. Thirty-seven coupons
were received this morning for st. Mary's
Orphanage. The society for which those
eighty-seven unmarked coupons sent in
last week were intended has not yet been
discovered.
To the Editors of the Neps
Well! Welt Well never did see the like
o. things: Did you say Elmwood Council still
leadsl We'll they're the ones 10 vet M so I
might as we'll put in my fifty for them. ~
JOSIAH ALIENS WIFE.
~ the Editors Of the Netrs
Enclosed. you will find tbirty-flve coupons
for the X. ]. Nursery. a. J. G.
TO the Editors Of the Neics
Enclosed please find twenty coupons for
Bristol Naval Reserve Torpedo Company
a FRIEND.
TO the Editors Of the Neioc
Please credit Mount Vernon Lodge, Lo.OF..
with l02 coupons.
A MEMBER OF THE ORDER.
To the Editors OF the NctrS
Please find enclosed twenty-four coupons
for the Elmwood Council, an order that is
working for the same cause as the LOYAL
Women OF American Liberty. Seeing we are
50 far behind, ! thought | woul help those
that are az the top: hoping they will keen
there and win the prize 10 help them and us
together TO protect one open Bible and free in-
structon. { A.W.