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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06
HOTEL CHATa

Major N. s. Boynton Of Port Huron
the father OF Maccabeeism" and great
record keeper OF the order. was q guest
in The Morton yesterday. He was In
the city looking after matters relating
TO the coming great encampment
c. Jesse Church, GreenviIle's leading
banker, and his son. G. III. Church OF
Lowell. are registered In The New
Livingston.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. Towne and Mr..
and Mrs. A. ID. Conklin Of Elk Rapids
are guests in The New Livingston.
A.B. Cheney, the well known Sparta
banker and prohibitionist. dined in The
Eagle yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. g. Odds OF Lansing
were guests in The Morton for q short
time yesterday.
MoRrox - l. f. Rowley. Lansing;
Richard Price, jackson; Thomas B.
Preston, Ionia; Arthur s. Cowring. Kali
amazoo; o. G. Hollister. St. johns; B. j.
Morgan. Traverse City.
SwEEr's-R. X. StalIings. Grand Ha-
ven; Elmer Hsuser, Detroit; j. p. Mul.
ran. Howard City; w. A. Jones' Has
tings: L. X. McAidowney. Detroit, Il.
III. Dean. Greenyille.
NEw LrvrNcsroS-EE Danville. Man.
istee, Mrs. James Henry jackson; Mr
aud Mrs. J. c. Post. Holland; Arthur III
Mills. Otsego; A. L. Peck. Lowell; Mr.
and Mrs. A. Wander veen. Grand Haven
EaoIE-J. III. Emmons. vandalis; N
l. Bray, Coldvater; l.. A. Tanner, Mar
ceilus; A. Il. Cheney, Sparta; j. Kauf
man. Reed City; Mr.. and Mrs. o. X
Loveioy. jackson.
KExr-S. NJ. Ross. Elk Rapids; Mrs
+. n. Clark. Muskegon; III. W. Hatten
81 Johns; T. s. Mills, Union City; r
Shields. Kalamazoo; MrsL J. w. Keogh
Kalamazoo.
BRIpoK SrRKxr-A. II. Sam. Ken'
City: r. 4. Slater. Coopersville; r II
Maxwell. Lansing; g. IL. StockwelI
jackson; r. q. Blackburne. Chicago
George Easton. Lamont
CIaRSsDor-O. Beehy, Sparta; J. s
Weidman. Lakeview; A. Devel. Bradley
c. NJ. Gibson. Fremont; G.. A. Fuller
Allegan; J. A. Heath. Detroit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

Hands Across the Sea-" romantic
melodrama. viii open the season in The
Powers. The company presenting this
strong play, which by the way Is from
the pen of Petit, author Of Lights Of
London" 'Soudan." etc, Is n capable
one. BY way OF advertisement Colonel
Simms presents company Of Bahama
Indian boys in skillfully arranged drill
and false combat.
Friday evening In Metropolitan hall
the Grand Rapids Athletic club will
give an exhibition OF fine acrobatic work.
John Fallen and John Dempsey OF De-
troit will give scientific sparring exhi-
bition for points. The contestants are
determined that the bout shall not
terminate in a draw and hence some
clever work may be expected.
AS has been announced. the reserved
seat sale for subscribers 10 the Star
concert and lecture course will open in
the Ionia street box office Friday morn
ing. At this time an those holding sub
ecriber's tickets will be enabled to ex-
change them for reserved seat coupons
for the entire course Of ten entertain
ments.
Company b is making preparations TO
give an exhibition drill in the Ionia
street armory within few weeks. The
proceeds OF the affair will be used TO
buy book case for the company.
This evening The Powers will be
opened TO Skipped by the Light OF the
Moon The piece has been offered here
before, but in its present arrangement it
is said to be greatly improved.
Manager Smith is enjoying an excel
lent run with The Grand closed. The
current bill is an attractive one and
there's lots in il to edify and amuse the
regular patrons
Next week "Blunders" will be given
in The Grand. IL ia comedy skit
Astounding in excellent specialties.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06

EVERY time Don Dickinson goes 10
Washington on business he takes pains
10 announce that he will not listen TO
the appeals Of oifice-seekers. Then. as
il by magic. the Ak falls on somebody q
neck here in Michigan. II Don NJ.
would minglc little politics and not
quite 30 much business in his Washing
ton visits our folks would be willing to
admit be is a statesman.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06

One thing IL already given out a
certain by the democrat members OF
the house ways aud means committee.
and that Is by no means reassuring TO
the poor man. Ii Is stated by members
Of the committee that 1t has been infor-
mally decided that the sugar bounty
shall be abolished and a duty put upon
foreign sugar higher than that proposed
in the Mills bill That viii be burning
the candle az both ends sure enough. 50
far a. the wage earners are concerned
lowering his earnings and increasing the
price OF his necessities
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06

bio. inflicted ~ the p~ople lssi fali.
s1li Il = zsttins alzns hrsssly, Here
sal there = sa.ll u slosed beeauss the
string<1cy Il tie tines forhiz. sntlci
paE,sz ne future. ani siso becsass pre-
psctiye free fin y calculated 70
frightea capital isIto safety dsposit
vsalts snd morlgssss u = d-moerat
aispsn<ation that throttles al kinds q
iadiasfry and ths an plate uills being
Ia thssr infancy. would naturally Be the
hrst q suffer. At Elxood. lad. tin
plate factory y Ia fnll operation despite
al ths uBto<ard conditions q the pres
eat The eompany has 100000 in
vested. gives enployment 10 al5 men
And makes gsnsins tin plate. bsginning
Al steal hilisis and snding With coating
u American pig tim In writing u this
company . disintsrsstsd citizen of II
wood says
1bs eompany = ons Of . company Of tea
AnsEsc4n tin- plate companies THAI have an
skhioit az TIE world ; fair, ths exhibit show-
ins ths steel and TN IA all TIE different
s,ases, from tAs hillst 90 the nnished I'm
piaie- The ten oompaniss represented EN-
peg Abouf :. Sd hands IN the nnn0facture
81 TN piats. xhich i a pretty fair ahow ing
for an lnfsnt industry. Despite assertions
that Il II fake. aad despite the assertions
of the democracy. thai you csnhot make
IN plate IN this oohntry." they are doing 20
and have stopped ths mouths of the local
cfc~s reads politician who knows aud $3.50
What hs - SLOW 10 acknowledgs that tin
plate. the quality OF which i second to none
IN ne sorld. = being made hare.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06
sIArE PRrss coNMEhr.

The silver men 81 the west have .
glsring Inconsistency 30 explain. While
Insisting that the interests a the coun.
try demand that everybody else shall be
compelled TO accept silver dollars &c \
legal tender. they are giving notice that
asses~msnts On mining stocks must be
Paid in gold dollare Bay City Timss
Press
The republicans a THE district would
much prefer b go their congressman
folloving the lessisrrhip ~ Sherman,
Reed. Mckinley and Burrows rather
than the leadership a Bland. wssver.
Jerry Simp~cn and hrs L~sss-Fiint
Evening Journal
The hard tinnss- have struck the
newspapers - sell - most eli ether
business enterprise and II ever . p~vs-
paper NEEDED the money due itif = right
nov. But the sane rasy ~ sad - every
line q business Michigan State Dem
ocrnt
Tnasmuch 81 President Cleveland is
hard n work ~ tks White hoase. put
ting In faA tine. the dsnisl ~ be sl-
legsa Dangerous illness wssl stare for
ne prssest-beston Hsrbof Pzi,saisz-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06

Silas Whitney pensioaer has 60
coming b. him in probate court IL he
will cali Tor Il. Last March he came 10
the probate court and received bis
check for go for the quarter and filed
out new voucher for the next quarter.
Since that time be has not bsen sen
and one check for 40 hss been waiting
fsr him since June His June voucher
rot having been filled out X also waiting
for him and q h time 10 sign = new
voucher. HE residence u given IN the
directory A. corner Diamond Nsd Ives
sfreefs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06

AEsovs and eompany's products have
been bcycotted by the Kansas City In
dustrial Council because tho firm re-
ducesi the wages of about sixty plumb
ers and maehinists on an average Of 10
per cent Armour and company give
employment to several thousand men
and all but these sixty appear TO be sat
isfed- II the boycott Is successful
Armour and eompany's immense bust
Ness viii be ruined and several thousand
well paid workingmen will be Obliged 10
seek work elsewhere. The boycott is a
two-edged sword. Every time it wins
one dollar Tor tho man who employs it.
two or more dollars are taken from an
other equally deserving workingman-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06
For the Financial Congress.

The New York chamber OF commerce
has called finance congress TO be held
in Washington September II. and has
invited the chambers Of commerce and
boards OF trade throughout tho United
States to send delegates. The object OF
this congress is TO urge upon the senate
the immediate passage OF the Wilson
bill. The Grand Rapids board OF trade
is entitled to three delegates and in &C
cordance with a resolution passed by
the board some time ago in the event
that congress should be called these
delegates viii be appointed by President
Briggs Mr.. Briggs is now considering
list OF names from which TO make the
snlection
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06

The Rev. w. A Frye Delivers Two
Speeches I'm Saginaw.

The Rev. w. A. Frye returned yester-
day from Saginaw where he delivered
the address at the Labor day celebration.
1T was the greatest demonstration OF
the kind Saginaw ever had" said he yes
terday. Everybody turned out in the
parade. Tho militia companies. the city
officers. the Knights OF ST. John and
other societies added their numbers TO
the grand parade. l never saw state
troops at Labor day celebration be
fore. There were 10000 paid admissions
20 the fair grounds where the sports and
games were held. In the evening there
were demonstrations in the east and
west sides made speeches al both
places From what acting Mayor Bren-
ner and the labor leaders there told me,
Saginaw is not feeling the hard times 30
much as we are. They say there are not
more than the usual number Of idle men
in the city; that the banks take care OF
the manufacturers paper and that times
are almost as good as they ever are
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06

~Nkat has b~csne = TIE tir plate IN
1n.ffyf- ssretlns'v iequlues dewe-
rrat ssrhsnse u = stia Nth "A dear
fsissI Only e = frightened ~ yogr
psrtys thrrata ~ sssasacafe 4 Just -
e.rs ~ IRE trade neaear~ can -
tsr=ssL Il coati sos reasonably e ex
r~st-i thst the the hr risse ieiesfsy
seaia EArise sfisf rsoeiyirs sas body
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06

III is now suthoritatively stated by
Mr.. Benedict. President CIevelanG's
closest personal friend, that the alleged
surgical operation TO which the presi-
dent submitted was the commonest sort
Of tooth pulling struggle. A piece OF
iswbone came away with the first yank
and a second tooth had to be- ierked out.
That's all there is or was TO the can
Ger" fake.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06

DIS. CARL PErERs. the African ex.
plorer. discredits the report that Emin
Pasha was eaten by cannibals The
doctor declares that Emin is a thin. in
digestible man whom no respectable
cannibal would eat. This is conclusive
and ought 10 convince any right think.
ing person that Emin Pasha still lives.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06

ToDAr the methodist conference ein
cunvens n the Division street church.
A large delegation u learned and ex.
empiary men eonpose its memhership
and the proceedings viii b. extremely
interesting 10 those Interested In reiig
ious matters
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06

The total farss collected On east bound
cars going to the lake On Labor dsy was
i&s-l The highest g1ess as s5.ioI;
the lowest xas 2b2l The nearest gueas
70 the correct number wss lars given
by Mrs j. b. Aiclot. burton avenue, y 10
upon Identification can recsise the -
prise by calling ~ No I'D West Broad
NAY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06

De. SToEcKER. the notorious German
jew batter. ANNOUNCES that his oppo
sition "a Hebrews - founded solely on
political rea~ous. and that he has no in
tsution Of delivering anti semitic lectures
while IN this country. Or Stoecker is
sensible. commercially -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06

Osn1Sts1Er the fluctuations o. the
stock markets possess little or no inter.
eat tor the public. bat yesterdays furry
and scamper u values upwards win be
noted with pleasure By everybody. IL
indicates a complete return Of con
fidence.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06

MR LOCKWOOD 81 jackson has sued
the masonic fraternity Of the universe,
laying the venue in Kent county. Yes
terday be added to his declaration in the
way OF amendment a small carload Of
books Mr.. Lockwood must be en- ter.
tanning a large sized colony OF rodents
ia his mental cavity.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06

Custodian Dreamer II the city hall
scoGs At the bid q f9oo b decorate the
city hall Tor Maccsbees day. He SAYS
he viii be able b. Do al the decorating
receezary fsr une tenth that snas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06

ssoNs ~ the local furniture factories
have rr=nmed work and more viii eoou
isslo~ n the calamity bosler will
kins'lY stnp TIE whiTiing q TIE wheels
in Ms bead tie whe'sis IN the factories
siil all he turniag stthin thirty days
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06

TwESrr thousand OF the battle scar
red heroes u the civil war passed in
mighty column before the review stand
At indianapolis yesterday. AZ the years
roll by tho number Of veterans will
diminish and in a brief decade from
now the vast majority will respond 20
taps in another and Grznder Army.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06

New Michigan postmasters; Geo F.
Rice, vice VIM. ii. Clinton; Britton.
Labau A. Babcock, vice John Britton;
Caledonia station. Edwin G. Apsey. vice
J. G. Spaulding; Jones. Ulysses S. Eby,
vice r. c. Sloan; Ribblc. Mrs Emma
Bodland. vice NJ. J. Bodland; Union,
Arson L. Dibble. vice Oscar Louppee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06

A. b.. Frank and Troop sRichmond.
Cizud Boirtree. W. ii. Bealbee. w. N
Souser and &. L. Greenwood viii so TO
Cedar Springs today 10 attend the
bicycle races at the Cedar Springs fair
this afternoon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06

The regular monthly meeting of the
CnioG u Unions wili be held In Good
Templar's hall. AeMulien block. tomor-
uow afternoon az 80 A large attend
anes IL desired TO plan work Tor the
unionA The finance committee will
meet ai 2 D. N.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06
burial PcrnitA

Sirbren Grypma. Grand Rapids town
ship. 81. Andrews; Irish n. ManneriIg.
Louis street, Valley City; Gertrude
Brogger. No. 60 Stocking street, Mt.
Vernon
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06

NJ. ii. Sorrick, A. s.. Musselman and
NJ. K Alden have been appointed a CON-
mittee to take charge OF the Children's
day exercises at the Kent county fair on
Friday OF the week OF the fair.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06

Iowa rcpuhiicans Il prohibition IRE
d8lectsone have decided b. noninste al
independeut ticket Such course will
iaure B. The bsce6t q Governor Boies.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06

LOWELL, Mass. Sept 1.-The ingram
department Of the Lowell Mknufactur-
ing company started up today. The
cotton department OF the Hamilton mills
also started and the print works viii
start next Monday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06

Irving and George Chambers. No. Is
Walbridge street--scarlet fever. Willie
and Joseph Lordy. No. "a Park avenue
measles. Clara Nault, No. "a Park
ayenue-measles
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06

The regular monthly supper Of the
Press club will be served in the ordinary
Of The New Livingston at . o'clock this
evening. Members intending 20 90 viii
send their names 10 THE HERALD Office
before 20 o'clock this afternoon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06

g. T. Green OF Nebraska has rented
the building Tor five years for $1,000 a
year formerly occupied by the Heyman
company on Canal street. and Is putting
la stock OF general furnishing goods.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06

phisp Wright. rho vaa ARRESTED n
Newayeo by ppputy Mar~kai Brewster
sfor c.,snterfesiinx. i danrersueiy iii
fsom typhoid fsvsE. and - not expected
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06

AEvss al thar campaigning the 30
men fals~i - make thesasel 49, telt IN
TIE school eiecficn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06

Nssr an3 tehn uers Irft out IN the
coisi b NE hfsh ward vosers yesterday
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-06

Twelve NILS Employing WV oprE-
stives Start Monday.
MANCHESTER. N. H.. Sept 6-Ths
twelve mills Of the Amoskeag company.
employing 5000 males and 1. 200 females.
viii start up Monday next after .
months shut down. Agent Straw has
issued formal notice Of the resumption,
which was decided upon BY the board
OF directors In Boston Saturday. Tho
mills viii run full time with no cut in
wages-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-18
THE JEW GLEIe.

diamond ornaiacnts 10 twist around the
knot are n variation of the tiara.
a new adjustable diamond ornament is
n long vine Of diamonds with buds of pink
coral.
The dragon fly in jewels seems to be hav-
ing brief hour, likewise that August
songster, the grasshopper.
White ostrich feathers for she hair have
light loops of diamonds mp the stems and
sparkling among the fllamcnts.
A slender jug oil beaten silver with gun,
gamcbag and game around its neck is a re-
phies usually are.
An interesting star was recently seen. II
had half dozen long rays of emeralds.
Between them on two different places were
single diamonds in five point star settings.
Drapery pins of long irregular loops of
gold, set at intervals with diamonds, have
been introduced. These were first seen In
solid diamonds. II is an especially grace
ful shape.
Some fine specimens Of Indian jewelry
are shown, especially In bracelets. A pc
culiar detail is 10 heavy tubular forms. like
excrcscences with colored opaque stones
sunk in the ends.
The three feathers OF the Prince of Wales
have been prominently used in handles OF
large bonbon and berry services of silver
and silver gilt This is probably due to the
royal wedding. g.-Jewslers CirculRk
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-18
ALONG THE SHORE.
Items OF Interest Concerning tho Various
Summer Resorts.

Items OF Interest Concerning tho Various
summer Resorts.
George b. Mcclellan camp. No. Q, Sons
of Veterans, held well attended meeting
last evening in Winchester hall. River
side, and mus cred in one recruit.
Washington council. Daughters
of Liberty, mvt last evening in Pythian
hall, a, one candidate was received.
A party OF about twenty sporting men
left here last evening and we're joined by
party OF $50 from Providence aud Paw.
tucket. who are going TO attend the glove
contest given before the Coney Island
Athletic club this evening.
Pleasant Hun
The numerous friends OF George T..
Cranston of Smiths palace hotel, viii
be pleased TO learn that he is rapidly
improving and has so far recovered from
his late serious illness or over two months
as To he able to be out again.
j. e. @owhe of Providrnce is registered
at the hotel
AT the Pleasant Bluff hotel the follow
iag Providence people are registered /:
Jame E,tiInger. j. p. Eddy Miss Ma sic
Smith, John Nolan, w. B. Evans. Oven
Harrington, Il Blu lock, DaI aIiel ii.
Sp,aQue. Thomas II. D1nnelly. aud
George shaw.
Camp White.
James A. wnpple OF Providence is reg
istrrcd ut the hotel.
Augugt 81 tie Eimwood Literary So
ciety will hold lis annual field day at the
camp.
George j. johnson and Miss Maggie
Johnson OF ProvideEce have taken n cot
iage on the bluff for the remainder OF tie
SEASON.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-18
E0yR4AssMM||
tSpEoPl-E.D'

Miss Donaldson of this city is visiting
In North Sciluue.
Mrs. George CARLYLE OF this city is the
guest OF friends in FisKville.
Miss Bessie Il. Brown OF woonsocket is
passing her vacation in this city.
Mary Hu lso, OF this city Is the guest
OF Miss Annie Lewis OF Westerly.
Allen Waire Of this city has returned
from a vacation spent at Misnock.
Mrs. l. dia Rounds of this city visited
Mr.. Fuller OF C0opmist this week.
Willis w. Work OF this CITY was In
Woonsocket Wednesday on business.
William r. ston and wife OF this city
visited relatives at Chopmist this week.
wslter o. Kenyon of this city is the
guest OF Gsorge II. Burdick OF Wexford.
Mrs John Flnnerty has returned to
L'pnjtt after "a brief vacation with friends
ia this city.
Mr.. and Mrs George Mertz OF this city
are visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. Il. w. Tanner
Of Westerly.
Walter Il. Braman OF this city was the
guest If ii. l.. Brown OF Wexford
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Hart Of this
city spent the past week with A B.
Hart Of Wexford.
Mrs. George Henderson and he;
daughter Mile Of this city are visiting
friends in Quidnick.
Mr. aud Mrs. John ii. Tanner, ST., OF
Westerly are spending two weeks
pleasure trip in this city.
Miss Aggie Phillips of this city who
has been visiting friends in Westcott for
the past two weeks, has returned home.
Master Russell Nichols has returned
to his home in this city after weeks
visit With Mrs. Paris Card Of Centre
vile.
John Shirley Of this city has purchased
land on the end OF Pawtuxet Neck. and.
IL is runored, Will build handsome
residence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-18
NEW YORK & new ENGLAND

TRAINS leAye PkOvIpENCi. ..s folIoys

Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows
For BOSTON-S O8. III Az A. NJ. 30 II. NJ EE-
ngpE TYEfis fAsK K AAhfoLis M i g IS q Il % Nj
rkASKLIS;.,s Ss 4 40 A Mag 5;1;PsM
"hnisSAMSpALE-s oS. II 40. A. H.; ~ is PM
MlIFoKD--S 0S A. NJ: = 90 =. M
ARLlNGTON-7 10 IL 81 A. Ms 80. ''l1 90.
KsiisarsyihLE1733 y II So a. NJ, SIC 30. IS
csANsTToN MATicK. RIVER POINT CENTRE
yILLE; %HsiilNcioN1i; Z; 10 ~, Sio .i a 70 70 A
oAnhA aiS = 80. 20 10. 3 30 .'ll 90 r. II. ~
p6STiAC, ARCTIC. QUlpNick-Iic. II 30 A. II
s5j "a TO- q 80, ssll 20, y. N.
SUMMIT oSEIO. sTEkliNG-7il sIo A. II
cootsih:siss. #: iSN =; G;ssEsn, Moospp pI.AlSrirIo
Vi 10. o.sioA a. N; is ol rts, $50 r:
JEyfETr CITY, l,yERsAiLlES. BALTIC, SOUTH
wiNpHAM. wILLIMANric-9ioAM A. NJ; ~ o.
EaEIF5iSSlpsSe y y,sA,,ki,I.S Aki J. g ssossm
S0kwlCn,. , ~ iSh; Nj , y o., s9P;M
EAST a THOMPSON, WEBSTER, sourHBRlDoE
and woRcEs5EEss Es 20 wss z; p W. q p swu,,, q,
chiy1iHs Sb iEsrE HpyIe % A. NJ ~ VA NI~"o"'
PAsCoAu AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
500. SOD: A a. NJ aud C2o 2. vi saturdays
amy Az S,s N: ~ 90 and Sc g 'Y T. M saiariays ~
only at q 90 T. M. sunday leave Providence ~
oIb q. ~. Leave Pascoag at % a. ~.
Tn &? s sssrd esys sri ss ss w n from * ms
end for Pascoac and way stations from 0es)ss
Street Depot Providence.
sstgrasys only sunaSsys snS c,g,S only ,o c,,..
.snis s y3Shs ss'ssss sSSi. W. r. BABcocK. o. p A
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-18
PAWTUXET.

Owing to the inclement weather the at
teudance at the Yacht club hop was
slight. Those who did brave the torn
spent an enjoyable evening.
Twenty-Five Of the volunteer firemen
attended the tournament at Wore ester
yesterday.
The hnal regatta o. the season wi
take place off the Rhoae Islaud Yachl
club house on Mon Law next.
Miss Wade of Savannah, GA, is In
town, the guess OF Mr.. I'd Mrs. Ballou.