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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
flats 60 fet. uufnrnishe6

LIGHT MODERN FLATS. private halls.
decorated on WIdc streets, with chtrncc b.
cutraI PARK jD3-lGf Central Park Wet
shave. near ic6th-st. trtation, loith-stl
seven rooms and l-ith. all heated. 80 40
also six rooms and bath all iight; no
.haft- heated: I3O.l3j East gjth-st
$50 $40
TO LEASE, elegant s-r"pmcd nat. ~
Wcst I3jth.st.. all improvements, cabinet
finish splendid. clean. healthy location
wide strcrt. near SHAVE. ci''atrh station
Call JanitOr.
WANTED 10 LtT.-unfnrnlshed,
I,r,, ali it,ht corner apartment EIGHT
rooms and bath Apply between. u ana
4 o'rlork a, 10 q. "ihc Albany Broad.
way and .sd.ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
Ciip Real GsIate for Sale

--~--~-----
AVENUE G corner, near l0th-st.. four
story lion building might exchange. SAN.
UEL NIXON, 10 Broadway.
BARGAINS IN LEI OVER West
Side houses $4,000 To $4,000; a West
End-aVe. fret-class 3--tory brownstone,
SO 900. STEVENS 9th.ave., corner 93d-
st. ?th-ave. and l0iih-st.
FOR SALE.-Factory sites Of 5. IL and
30 lots in each plot In city Of Hoboken
and Jersey City on line Of railroad. g. w.
WRIGHT, So Ncwa'k-st.. Hoboken.
THIRD-AVE.. NEAR 961H -ST.-5.s sorry
store and tenement; easy terms might eX-
change. SAMUEL NIXON. 90 broadway.
sls 25O.-3--tory, Queen Anne house
Grst-class house, near office. STEVENS,
9th-ave., corner 93d-st.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-06-15

In view Of what Hoods S.,rsaparilla has
done for others, II il not reasonable to be
lieve that it Will also be of benefit to YOU?
"Isnt it heaveny?'' said Miss Birdie Nc
GinniS 70 Gus Clamwhooper, after they had
heard PalereWski pound the piano.
"Heavenly?' replied Gus, who Went mere
y to accommodate Birdie: "heavenly? l
suppose 50 it sounds like thunder.
Dandrutf is an emulation from the pores
of the scalp that spreads and dries. forming
Scur and causing tile hair to fall out. Hall 5
liair Remover cures i.
There is this good to he said Of the silver
dollar It man Sees one lying in the street
At won' PASS il ior siNty-iive cents.
a gentleman. under forty years Of age
whose hair was rapidly becoming thin and
gray, began the Use Of Ayers Hair Nignr,
and in SIX months his hair was restored to
lis natural color, and even more than its
fprmer growth and richness
If ally cyclones have designs On Chicago
theN wll confer \ favor urpn many worthy
nan-r~>i,jent~ I'M getting III their work as
lurkly A. Possible.
Happy uaYs ana restful nights result from
RSiug Ayers sar~aparila. It w regulates
Will thc bodily functions and strengthens the
nervons system thar worry and fatigue are
comparatively unknown and If, is truly en-
joved II i certainly most wonderful
medicine
Mmam, 'Ioak II Kittie ,le kcep- latv
.mpr~ Anu ~re the rin-- un'Ipr htl eyeS-
ilau-Itrr e~ hRt ts iook NJ the rilgs
au N.Y. Triggers. rua.
vas frad4Ira wti catnrrh for s4xrn
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-06-15
ARE YOU ANY GOOD AT PUZZLES (?

The genius who invented the ..Fi1teelt'' Puzze
Pigs in Clover and many others has invented
brand new one, which is going be the greatest
on record. There is fun, Instruction ant. enter
tannent i'll it. The old and learned Will find as
much mystery in it as the Young and unsophisti.
Gated. This great puzzle is the property of ih,.
NEW "hk PRESS CLrh, for whom ii Was invent
eu bN Samuel Lloyd. the great ptlzzllst be ~uld
ior lht Dtntnt pa the movement to erect il Great
nome Tor newspaper workers in New York t,en-
erous TRENDS have given S250Oo in prizes for IN.
successful puzzle snlvers. TEN CENTS sent IL
fhEss iLUB BIILDING AND CHARITY ri Np.''
Temple C"uri- New York City, will get YOU the
new my SterN by return mail 5w3o
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-06-15
The Nonesuch Palace.

HOW CALIFORNIA MILLIONAIRE WILL
SPEND FoErUNE A HARD METAL
DWELLING.
The most unique residence i'll this coun-
try and perhaps in the world. is to lie erect
ed near san Francisco by Mi Ralph Bris-
bane NoneSuch. who is credited with so. :
! 600, 600 fortune. made in the South African
diamond mines. The building. which
might we'll be known rs 'The Nonesuch
Palace, is thuS described bv the Ameri-
can Contractor: 1t is to be about 23O feet
long by about lNO fect wide. AT one
END IT Will he surmounted IN 4 tower.
I'D feet high, at tile other end by
a slmllal tower but uf lesser size
and height. A striking feature wil
he the SIDES below the cornice. which
slope t" the ground with a curve at an an
gle OF about Il In the slopng sides are
set huge Oval windows. II feet lon. and
made to conform to the lines Of the sides
or walls. The roof will ~ 4 huge gable.
extending the entire length vi the build
ING ana terminating i'll another gable AT
right angles. il Which are placed immense
stained Glass Windows, VIE NJ which will
nc 80 feet lone and b fcet widr.
Not foot Of lumber OF wood in amy
shape is TO be used in the building. The
material will be- iron, steel aluminium,
| brass, bronze, platinum. silver, concrete,
cement and Stpnt And thr only stone
H>'-d will le scnlrthrea marble IA the
>tArWa>~ aId the main frrze ana onyN
an't decorative malile~ HI thr bathrooms.
| the ~tnirs ana tow nther plaNvs- Eycn
thu foundations vil he ni stre ann coll-
crete. The to0is Nil be w concrete.
brass aud aluniHan. THO vall~ ot steel
tim. az
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-06-15

gnE '-"vEN>"H nrSoNlNArrp ~ AccLt

FfIF ,.nvti;NoE j;txn1i,<,rrf, ,rrf,-
v,r,,,% intrusive,
Com urr- @ lame ria Eo,,nl,l;.
can ,t.,t,. ,.,,,,,nri.., t,.s.,
Governor, lrkinl.., -rf,n ,1.,+f..,ti a,
.lntspS fl,4 I,st N.r;,,n,l I.a,.,1't;,..,,, ,1,+
forn th. adn,i,,;st,.fi,,,1n I II.,,.i.D,,i ..,,l
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hni iln,t in,ll,s+,i.. ,nd ..,lfJ tIln N.L;nt.',.
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Nh, nt ,,rnt4rtinn .,nd ,aai,f,,,.irr 1,l,+ II.
toupd .x,,rsssinn n H.. it.,nTes '' I'M H. H.
rlares adhesion f., 1re ,lnrr,in,.. ,,f ti,,+
ar.tat measure. t,,.,,5s .,,ci, ,,n.,,l,,..nts
tb.,.et,, ~. ,,rat.,.ti,, +it,,',,,I ,,.,.l,'i
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-06-15
Co nmissioners' Notice.

fNHE undersigned, having been appoint Ell IN the
! Honorable Judge of Probate for the County
of Waldo, on the second Tuesday Of May, a. ID
1893, commissioners 10 receive and examine the
claims of creditors against the estate of CHA RLES
b DENEREl \, late of Stockton Springs in said
County Of Waldo. deceased, represented inSol,
vent, hereby give notice thar six months from
date OF sad appointment are allowed to said
creditors in which to present and prove their
CLAIMS and that they will he i'll session at the fol-
lowing place and times for the purpose of receiv-
ing the same, viz at the store Of S. "A. Renuell
II said Stockton Springs. On the seventeenth DAY
Of June, and the eleventh day Of November A. D.
1893, at two O'Clock in the afternoon of each oI
said days.
Dated this 9Th day of June, A. D. 1895
S. A. RENDELI.
3W23 f. l.. BLANCHARD, N"'''S'
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-06-15
Dental Notice,

nR. LOMBARD has made arrangements with
LIZ DR.. Alton Jordan of Bangor, tn take charge
Of his searsport and Stockton offices DR.. Jordan
Will be n Searsport except Tuesdays and Satur-
days. Tuesdays in Stockton and Saturdays in
Belfast. DR.. Lombard will be in Searsport Sat
urdays as usual. lGtf
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-06-15
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-06-15
Grave Mistakes.

Physicians frequently make mistakes ii
treatment Of Heart Disease The rate Of
sudden deaths is daily increasing Hun
dreds become victims of the ignorance Of
physicians i'll the treatment of this disease
One i'll four persons has a diseased heart
Shortness of Breath, Palpitaton and FIut-
tering, Irregular Pulse, Choking Sensation,
Asthmatic Breathing, Pain or Tenderness in
Side, Shoulder Or Arm, Weak Hungry
Miles New Heart Cure is the only reliable
remedy Thousands testify to its wonderful
cures. Books free Sold by r. H, Moody
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-06-15
BHeklen'> Arnfca Salve.

THE BEST SALvE in che world for Cuts.
Hrnises. Sores, lieers+ Salt Eheum, Fever
Sores. letter Chapped Hands, Chlbains.
Germs, and NH Skin Eruptions, and positive
~ cures Piles, Or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed ~ give perfect S+,tisfaction Or
money refunded Price - cents per hux.
Fol Sale hv X, II. Moody.
Il defy You to find a man WHO loves hi,
wife as dearly l love mine 10 render
her happy would undertake to 90 ana live
alone at the top of Il mountain.
"Bnt You woud never come mp so Punto-
linn ; uncle. who. when h,- ascerraineai that
MI, wife looked best ii mourning, went And
committed suicide Gorriere della Sera.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-03
IN COURT CIRCLES.
Only q Few Cases Hard This
hOTling.
SUPREME COURT MEErs MONDAY.
All the judges viii b. on Hand
Including tho New Associate
Justice II. ". Smith.

Tho following business was douc in
the Third district cur. tubs morning,
hls honor Judge ziue occupying the
bench:
The People VI Sander sandeuon
occupied considerable part OF this
morniug's sessi5u. TIE defendant IL
charged with forgery, involving the
Utah National bank aud Joa. ~.
Stout rhr case was tried before a
Jury and was IN progress when the
noon recess was called.
a. q. Bhst Va L.. w. &adssn OF al.
This was motion Tor Judgment against
tondsmou. judgment wa. allowed tor
s3i1..b.
Martha Turner W Wells, Fargo q
Co. In this case the timO was again
extended 10 June Goth ~ Me state.
ment fora now trial. There IRE three
other cAaot.
Reuben n. pcttcngiil W. United
aiatoH Mutual Accident Association;
motion Tor judgment against suroilrs
allowed aud Judgment entered Tor the
sum Of sj'0ObG 100 days stay allowed
sutetitH
J. A.Millianis Oh Al W &. A. Carlson
90 ul; demurrer Withdrawn aud twenty
days % answer allowed.
Tho People ys Frank johnson. Tho
sentence in this case was iiKui at one
year In the penilenuaty.
". w. Leo W w. II. O'Muara; leave
10 amend complaint by making Az
dilignal party defendant.
Ei2abutn A.. Fucker " 3git Like
Iiyi Tho defendant was allowed till
june 2ith 10 file statement Tor new
Trial.
CLERK Baohe has Just completed the
supreme court calendar for the June
term, 1893. 10 " the igrsrst supreme
court uucEet ever given Out IA TINS
city.
The Supreme court meets Tor the
June term, pursuant 10 proclamation
n the Governor, at Pun. on Monday.
All four judges will be Uu hand, In.
GLIDING tue now associate justice, n.
w. Smith.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-03
WITHIN OUR GATES.

Frank wAltefs Of TOJe.e came in by
last nights tain ana nt once enrolled
himself among the guesIs o. the White
HOusl.
r.. A. Deal Of Spunrvillc, who ia
engaged in business affairs there and
figures politically as one of the Terri.
tofiai Democratic committee, b.
amongat ~.
j. T.. Cosgrove Castillo Springs,
Chas. &. Hall Of Syracu,e, ~. y,
Fred =. s5levons Of BIacGioot, Idaho,
and Chas. Gross Of Phila lulpuia, figure
among loday's arrivals at tho Cullen.
Joseph stanford, whore habitat has
been 1r years tne iouul ing burg
on the Weber, came dowu from tnufr
this morning presumably on busiuoas
relating 10 the Capital hili com.
mission.
william Is. Htiu, tho brand now
probate Judge Of SRnpgte county, 90 up
nom Manu Tor the timu being, a
matter Of nueinsss bringing him 70 lar
ifOm home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS

THIS CutLry-Jamcs O. Montgomery O. A
Montgomery, ran ttAuclH"I. % % Foster.
lhichgoi John sanford, james y sanford,
Detroit Mich. William hlisIu. Mmu. j II
Whitney. EVANSTON 4 % ily.Ur Price. Utah
e. J NAlbrath, Ncw lufht thHrlUs Gruff,
Philadelphia. W d raNtcr nul tifc. Aufum !
stevens. h.ackfoot, tUsEfotc, q X
southw6Nh. tas'oila Syringe
Ku-tsroupaI } Johnion, omaha; Geo e
bartlett. Milwaukee, ho.l l.alei, 1ukton, u
Gcu g. smi,h, chicago. " u u9l T. NeN lptAi
y red Parker, % Pau, L',u , n,,' IN
JaHcs Anderson, Lillian ~ Auiltpn, Llla
Sgh, tugyng Crun, bostni !, ynnn
lord, Sew York br jnn EroU1 f.lsae.l hcr,iui
j. vs. Iuulcr. colo. " ~ D.auI am iNilh, Pa
W ! lhhup aud vie, Lga Sol. e,,s' sat Mis
il'h.sE,F, Cniu 60 , a. NI'lr, NJ l"uH ID
DAVIS l..stan WIN n uufLH. lnualtlphii T.
Sngse, aaa svthur suaufu3'N l,nha J9nh
MA, j u Maconucf HSd vif1l Angel Island,
Cent Am Otto 1ccsckc, rti..d
TIM MoHgAv-A Miss ncrtoIiI. Sis. Ea-7. Jas
Allison ana wife, Ight tu Elrh, John Dixon,
i.iesfsn ssr,i', i.iio, of u 49,, -.', =. a
Cos D. . Gfccn. PROVO. john A smith, jas
dAmns, luuclci VIM 0insuIIrn, NulHlu. e. k
Murray Thomas Dates, Bingham q 4 Care,
wei, Ogden.
WfutE uousE-P y Mcnorsugh, Needles,
Can, jas W Cuuau, New York. vim uEAus,
srrugNilc, John q 1uruHu, Toocci Jamts
hlossom, CALIFORNIA; W j UUl, England John
leuic shelton, Nobsihlt u Horn, Denver, ito
yoiumun, st'ina Mrs MARY French, Provo,
Milt French. l'royoi q q Tucker, slu1n, W q
nucsICr, huttcrlcldi " a Grlawold,
Loo, santa BARBARA, 2 fn1r. Hau tranclaco;
uco lhurnhrupk, seattle, Washington, Courad
D Hoffman, Tho. rennin. iUu, san Iran. Mrs
lonk4uu aud children, htu Hurnnriino, Mra VI
Wandol CALIFORNIA; W Nudkiu. ssh frHn.
franE NAltora, ioooloi tr1ch Z Williams.
Ogden,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-03

A new story Of the great temple
disaster near Kan III, China, has
reached Hong Kong. Three large
maisheda had bee n built two miles
Inland, and the festival was at fla
height having lasted several days.
There wore large numbers OF stransois.
among whom were band OF well.
dressed Chinese, who had apparently
come from some distance. When mo
performance was IN full HwinR AMI
the mabheis were filled with over
1900 persons, both places set apart flr
the men were fred. The dry mating
burned rapidly, nnd tue supports xiv.
Ing way the roof frll, suiiOcating the
mnlonty " the audience, who wefo
fixed ia their seats with bamboo bar.
riers In the way usually ndopted i'm
Chinese places OF entertainment
Then the women's shed was fired
The arrange Chinese rushed in, seized
tho beet looking young women and
girls 10 The number Of thirty or forty
and carried them away. The Chinese
state that nearly 5000 were sufiocatsJ
or burned TO death, and Il Ia certain
that over 1000 lives were lost. Afisr
hiring AMI plundoring the villages the
Z bhers escaped with their captlves in
boats. The women will probably be
taken TO Macao or some OF the ports AT
the mouth OF the West river ana
shipped thence " Singapore or Ton.
Quin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-03
CRAZED WITH ITCHING
ana Pain from Eczema. Scratched
until blood Came. Scales Like
Fish. Cured by
Cuticura.

1had avery hsf ease n Efftma on nv meek
n wee I1Ht fruN'.. SO tfuUa DO se..n.IAs 10 "
would drive boo turt WIN Itching HHd pnin.
nhIuueh fha Hly Do uuaII IUhs flIH.UE uIc 90
fefafru unul tHr h.H.I would come. uHi dIrHg
tHU night De- NUHI s.lU over f1 ihHf I would
f.nieh s0aIUs Uf $3.50 tHUsy uI Hsh. Doc
iorcl With ila family physician lUfongsHls1n. ne
rufH mH temporary frIrf, lUt mf trouble would
como llra no about fhU same limo tleh year
IhDu . began u.Iug CuriCtuA krutuIssi which
have guiiltIf cured Iur.
MisH uANNAU NJ WILLIAMS.
LawnreCWlU, Dearborn Co., lad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-03

,e,n Nono n the familylknew wha.
,re b,ttie rnntained. His mother
Jrove Win him 10 Fresno "a fast M
r,oes,tic aud a.aisied him up s,nira to
ihs,riee OF Or. lSowell where the bog
d ed htfjre medich an .oul be ROM
defod. Tho verdict 81 The cofoner's
jury was that the deosa'eu came 70 hls
death from poison taken accidentally.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-03
SAVINGS BANK.

AGO nHA1N aDRnHr.
open saturday evenings from z TO o'oloek
rer cent interest paid on deposits Of 500 or
more ana compounded four umes year.
Utah 7 lilo insurance & Trust Co.
'AiiTAL, $4,000, EutL ram
y. y. DoOLY, President; W. n. MoConstou
Vice PRECEDENT. A. L. IHOMAs, soey., A. a.
MICAs, Cashier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-03

June 3rd, noon.
Whcnt-Firmi cash, fGi. July. gst..
Corn-lpwcri cafh, Jsl. July BE
Oats-EAsy 3 cash, ls July. %
ior. -Easy, cnsh, a % sent, 2l.e0
iHri= Eafy each, lUuik SEM tgl
hihs-tasy cash, NO; sept, geo. "
RYE d.
liHTIUy-Ul.
Flax 500
TNmothY-1,3a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-03

SESSIONS. co. brother =, q. gossions of
huuntiiult pared peacefully away al ti- 49,,
deuce AZ H.4n D. no., June o, lsg. IN tle I'm
friends "3 "Nu
Thc funeral will be held In the n,,,,,,,,,
Tabernacle ntg p m,, Tuesday. Junn ttb fihs
Tem9tns eau 10 viewed az The Tesideues.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-03
BACK VOLUMES
or ruA-
DESERT WEEKLY.
or ruA-

Tho sixth Volupss Of tho DEsEREr
WEEKLY In tho present form Ia
now boahd. A limited number OF
eoploa OF these six volumes ian DO OBJ
tanned at The DEsEREr News once,
salt Lake City, IN bound form at S2Oo
por volume. It Is tho bost history OF
current events to bo obtained, aud By
oar The cheapest, and tho time IL not
NJ distant when thoy will DO eagerly
sought alor by students OF history,
snHioua 10 bo informed Of tho stirring
events which have tIansplrod within
ihspGa, throe yoars-,he most interest.
ing period Of the history OF the lat.
to-day Saints. Every person who
can sna-d II should socure those
volumes while they arc 10 Be had
for future reference, aud especially
should they be- obtained for every
sunday school, Improvement Also
oG,ion and Ward library. Apply
'a2ly - make suro Of getting s1ss@
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-03

EVANS. - At New Harmony. Wnshineto,
county, ian, May p, ls.l, Of ola nge ana gen,
rrul dthlhy, DAVID Evans, aged IS tears
month and ~ days brother Iyuns 'di,ii' n
faithful member NJ Tie church. '
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-03
THREE MINERS KILLED.

>, a terrible accident occurred at the
il". A'lvanhoe tunnel at Leadyille.
'o.9 on Vhunday. The accident wns
10 lLe Husk end Of the tunnel and
l'.n'lta In the loss OF three lives and
s'Iou'lf iDJuring Of one penVn. Two
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-03
sTOcHs AND MARKrTA.
nav roRE STOCKS.

dollars Ut.
Stools closed dru 90 advances OF ITO d.. IN
always, q t1g'. Boz luiusulala.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-16
CITY NEWS NOTES.

The Corliss Engine works have been
running nights for the past week.
william Huddlesturn and George Carr,
employees Of j. 4. Sprague & Co., are on
vacation.
William X. Matthews, Jr., of this city
is euj wing two weeks vacation In
SJuth Yarmouth.
The Union Railroad company received a
consiun ment OF machinery from G.. ID.
Morse of MillburS. Mass.
This morning farmers wagon broke
do \ n OH Dyer street, scattering produce
Of various kinds In every direction.
David Crowell, presiding officer OF
American Council No. 20. q. u A. NJ,
hns gone OH fishing expedition TO Prov
incetown.
The Villa A. Harris Steam Engine
company shipped v ry large engine TO
the United States Rubber company, Nau-
vatuck, Conn, this afternoon.
This morning TWO men in partially
drunken condition became engage in u
bra vi on Benefit street. Ole had been
kn, cked down several times and was re-
ceivipg considerable rough treatment
when an officer came up and separated
them.
The work of filling In Benedict pond
will commences soon. L. Il. Shaw has the
contract aud the parrow gauge locomo-
tive and cars tLat were used for filing In
the cove basin are to lie carried there tc-
morrow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-16
Quito OK Much Brighter.
SPECIAL TO TuB NEwa

PIrTsBuRe, Aug. l6.--The outlook ia
the iroo aud steel trade Is brighter than
at any time since the closing OF tho mills
for annual repairs aud the shortage OF
currency.
At Jones e. LauRhlin's several depart
ments have resumed operations and 500
extra men got employment Arrange-
neuts ara IN progress for resumption in
the steel department In few days.
Both Carnegle's local mills and the
Beaver Falls plant will be III operation
this week, a. viii also probably Zug g.
JOS works The Braddock wire work \
started up today after two months idle
pess, giving employment TO 700 men. A
number OF departments in the National
tube works resumed yesterday. aud the
National rolling mill will be started to-
morrow.
Next Monday the Black Diamond steel
works will start up In all departments.
The works were running about half time
and shut down last Saturday. but when
the resumption takes place the full quota
Of l0Q0 men will be employed. These
mills win give employment to upwards
Of 1900 men.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-16
linton nenencen, soriaty.

The Uaion Benefic ent society, composed
OF Italians, are at Cres .ent Park today.
The line u a formed at their hal, corner
OF Atwells avenue a "a Dean strert. and
marched over the following named reefs
Atwells avenue, America. Br ~ lway,
Battey, West ninster. w yb bsss
Exchange TO Exchlnge Plac.
around Soldiers monument to Steep
sire Z TO North Main TO Market square,
Dyer street TO the Tot. q he lire was in
cnargc of Bart Ginfrancenci as marshal
and Frank II, NeDtTone as pfesidenr.
OF the assccia iJn. The association had
for its guest delegate from Roma socl-
ets, in charge OF Vice President G.. Ski,t.
fini Prince Humbcrto society NJ. 1.
acted as an escDIt The line vac l,ad al
by Frank Caponie's ban Of Is pieces