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Money ON call essy; At 29s per cent. PRIME
mercantile paper 7ee13 pei cent. Sterlins
exchange weak; sixtv-day bulls, SASSY &+.S3A
demand, 81. ssh q. S5h.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
rv'CAeo. Oct. 2.-Cattls-Receipts. 20, 00c
head: market steady; good to extra steers. $500
se5. 30: Othsrs. ~. VEGAS; Texans, 81. 45G275;
Westerns. IS. lOM4.AQ
,~'ogs-heceipts $4,000 head; market steady;
mixed and packers. IS 9oIt. 10; primo heavy
and butchers weights. 81. 50a6 10; prime light,
81. 8Ost W.
sheep-keceipts 5000 head: market fFirly &C.
tive; steady: native, 32.50G9a.O1 one lot prime
wetlers, 1925; westerns, IS. COG S.75.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO. Oct. 2.-Wheat-Steady; cash, $3.50:
December, 68ac.
Corn-tirm; cash. 40hc; December. 4oHc.
Steady cash. 27Ac; December, 291ac.
pork-Steady; tctobsr, $l5. so; January.
!ard-steady; cash. $3.50; January, Ss17h.
~Ribs-Steady; October. %. 90s January, 81. IS.
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WHOM tIen Over Fifty SIGH.

There isn't a creature on the planet who
can compare with the average American
girl either in beauty Of face or brilliancy of
conversation, and one reason is that her
education and her outdoor life have run
SIDE by side, and each has added something
to the other, Men who are unfortunate
enough to be over 80 sigh and wish them
selves young again whcn they see Il bevy of
these girls on the lawn.-New York Tele-
gram
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NOTICE TO CREDITORs-IN THE D1s
trict court Of the first Judicial district OF
me .tats OF M~ontana. in and for the county Of
Estate OF Jenn.eI. Wilmer, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given BY tho updersigned. adj
LihlstTetor OF the sstAts Of jennie l.. Wilmer
IsoeAsed; TO the creditors Of and all pervons
ttansing claims against the said decsassd, to ex.
tan. them; WITH tho Hsosssary vonohsrs, within
noai months after tho fret publication OF this
Office OF hasssn. hullard, hoom 8, Told blook.
aeien., Mont. the same being the place for tic
county of Lewis and Clarke,
~ JOSEPH r.. WILMER,
mer, decs assd. W."
Dated September Q. 1888.
First publication Sept. 10 Iso3,
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IT'S EASILY SWALLOWED-
. Of DR.. PierceNs Pleasant Pellets. These
little Pellets are as effective az the best Iiycr
pills, and are easier to got down and mora
agreeable in their action besides.
The fact Ia, DIR. Pierce's sugar-coated Pei
let's are better in almost every'respect, Thew
act in a mild, easy and natural way. An
absolute cure for Constipation, Dizziness. IN
digestion, Sour Stomach, Sick and Bilions
Headaches For Nervou. Disorders arising
the liver, stomach and bowels, thew are
guaranteed to give satisfaction, or money il
returned. Why are they not the cheapest
pill for you to buy2
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manner.
We make this liberal offer, whereby some
OF the best works OF fiction in the English
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- nual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Montana Fire lay company for the election of
officers and the transaction Of such other bust
ness as may, properly come before the meeting,
Louis block. Helena. Mont, Tue day. oct. 10,
1888, at seven o'clock p. m.
If. +. TILToN. Secretary.
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NOTICE TO BToCKHoLDERs-THE AN
~ nual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
stednsn tonndry 4 Machine company will be
held at the office of the Montana stionn. bank,
Helena, At I O'Clock D. IN. Thurstay. Got. 8.
1893. for tbs purpose Of e~lecting trustees and
transaottng suoh other business 40 may properly
Come before the meeting, +. HANsCHt.
bscrotary.
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NOTICE OF sTocKHoLpERs MEETING.

~ fouthsrn Gross told Mining corr pany.
Notice 10 hereby given that . meeting Of tbs
company will be held at tho MoUsrmott hotel,
in the city Of Butte. county Of Silver Fow and
state Of NontsnA on the 3oth day Of October,
4. u. 1893. At tho hour Of tive O'Clock D. m, for
tho purpoDe Of voting upon . proposition to
render The steck Of tbs conpsny sssessabla II
Ia desirable that al stockholdsrs attend in ser
son., Persons holding certificates Of stock not
originally issued to tlem sheuld have the sams
trAnsfsrrsd upon tho books Of tbs company md
new certificates tssued IN thoir swn RaneA te
entitls them 70 representation. by oedsP Of ths
board Of trustees
o. I. ELAINE. Prssil>at.
Attest: 4: PlAI1. bsssstAsy.
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Every trave.er should carry q box Of
TUTT's Pills.
Not Ready to Die.

1t was a very old and weary animal that
the countryman drove up to the curb.
Say, mister!" shouted a boy. want
me ter hold yer horset"
Hold my horse?" repeated the stranger
In a confused sort of way.
That's what / said"
After a critical glance the answer came:
NO. guess not. don't think he's goin
70 fall down yet."-Washington Star.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-03

~ nual needing e tho ~steskSolders Of ths
Carbonate King Mining eanpeny Win be held It
ses efhos 81 the ssmpa1{ ehobsr / Kaseh's
Iussday., October 10. 1Se1, At IL n. for
tAe eisction Of trustees and for the purDove Of
Aathorl1ins the ~trustsee to lease the property IL
p desired, aad Ter tho Transaction Of eQoh oths1
oasinsss - may sezne before said meeting.
J. e CRAMkR, Prss5asnA
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-THE AN
- nuai meeting of the stockholders of the
held at the Office Of the Helena Il livingston
smelting y Reduction company. Helena, Mon
for the purpose of Q Getting a board Of trustees
for the ensuing year and the transactiou of suoh
other business MS may properly come before it.
o. Il. ALLtN Secretary.
Helena, Montana, Sept. %. 1893.
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An AlphabetiCal CIothesline,

Porterze Observation-Disclosures is n San
Francisco cabinet maker, and Peterie Zmn.
chzizk 1nsKekowlowski is a Buffalo boiler
maker. Their names consolidated would
make q first class clothesline.-Omaha Rec
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-03

MUTATION W~ANTED-BX A GENTLEMAN
- aged %, we'll acquainted in Helena and
throughout the state. as clerk In a general store,
real estate office or hotel clerk. best OF refer-
ences as to ability. etc; salary moderate. Ad-
dress l.. 3. g., postottice box $50, Helena, Mont.
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TO LOAN.

w your Own oblisati0nY No ether ~ospurity.
Loans made monthly % high o o., QUO. Hoiishls
agents in every town. For particulars eend twu-
to j. l.. Warins. Treas.. 1905 y street. Wash
ington, y. e.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
CFI!CE OF II COMPTROLLER OF ruR
rRRver ?

WARRINGTON. D. G.. sept. Is. 1898.
NOTICE u HERR BY GIVEN TO ALL PER-
Montans Rational Pank Of Helena" Montana.
taat the rans must be- presented to Thomas A.
Matiow, receiver. with the legal proof thereof.
Sltnin threo months from this date, or they NAV
~ olsalAoWsd. JANIS II. kGkELk
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-03

THE MARK E,TS.
STOCKe.

NEW yoRx. Get. 2.-Har silver. 7sS.
Copp~r-Slow; lake. $40.
~Lcad-Easier; domestic. sa@.
Tho market was almost entirely In the hands
OF professional traders on the stock exchange
to- day and movements irregular. closing prices
showing some advances and many declines.
roleum- 100 bid.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING NOTICE IS
~ hereby given that tt Q annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Blaine A. ming company will
be held at room No. GOT. Power building, corner
kixth and Main streets. in the city of Helena,
Montana, On friday. Get. +, 1893, at 10 o'clock q.
NJ, for tho purpose of electinR q board of trus-
tees for the ensuing year. and to transact such
other business az may come before said meeting.
S. A. SWIGGETT,
NELS OLESEN, President.
Secretary.
Helena, Montana, Sept. %, 1899.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-THE AN
~ nnal meeting of the stock holders of tho
fourbon Mining company will bs held at tho
office of the Helena & Livingston Smelling &
deduction company. Helena, Montana, on
tuesday. October 3, 1893, at II O'Clock n. m, for
the ensuing year and the trsnea ction of such
other business as may properly come before it.
y. h. ALLEN, Secretary.
Helena. Montana, Sept. %, 1893.
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SITUATION WANTED - BELGIAN ME-
~ chanic. Is years experience, desires situa-
ticn, wages to suit the times. Inquire Sc South
Main street.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN AS
~ clerk. or ~bookkeeper; best Of references.
II. A., this Office.
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TNRY 1T l-Hold tho edge hfa common Waiting card
y 70 ltne 40 that no shadows will nMi oN either aldo /
tnen hold yoar none 30 tho caro- anu yon Wnl SEQ how
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MUTATION WANTED-BY MAN AND
~ wife, on a ranch or in hotel. Call at 6O2
Broadway, upstairs.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTA-
- BILE woman to do work by the day. Call
1t ~ Division street, near Rodney.
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LOR RENT-COMPLETE FOR HOUSE,
L kcepinx-Furnished rooms in suites Of two.
from So to sl4 per month per suite. VA sixth
avenue.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT
~ woman t. do Homework. apply 1873 jack
son street.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A. BOY OF II
~ not afraid of work of any kind; can give
references; u situation with chance Of advance
nlent preferred. Address +. 3. this office.
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- wishes work by the day, cleaning house or
washing. is also a good cook. Cali 6uo broken
ridge. over grocery.
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Independent Agents

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT 10
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash
ington, California and Minnesota,
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly:
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT
~ girl to do general housework in private
family. Address Hulda, this Office.
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HELP WANTED-MALE,
WANIED-TWO YOUNG MEN AS NE VS.
w agents on n. P. road; must have security.
Apply at news Office. N. Z. depot.
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SITUATION WANTED-A YOUNG MAN.
~ strong and healthy. with good education
and references. will taSe any honest work at
small wages, with chance of advancement. Ad-
dress H.. H., this Office.
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EOR RENT-THE CHEAPEST AND BEST
i rooms in town can be secured at the Nc
donald house, 6l3 North Eain street y. A.
Mcdonald. proprietor.
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SITUATION WANTED-A YOUNG LADY
- wishes to work for board while learning
millinery trade. Address L. N. Independent Of
foe.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTA-
~ BILE young lady to care for children and as
sist in homework; can furnish reference ii re-
CURED. Call at 10 division street, near Rodney.
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0TqiS Employment Agency.
sss North Main street.

WANTED
20 teams by the day on railroad work.
Men with teams to taks contract ON rAilroa! J.
One railroad blacksmith.
Ono camp cook.
Three tection men.
10 railroad laborers, free fafek
10 wood choppers, tools furnished.
parties wanting help s0nd orders.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-03

FOR RENT-A TIIRt ROOM FURNISHED
house. complete With bath, NO. 80 benton
aveuul south.
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CALIFORNIA.
R.C. Wilbur ........ Talace Hotel, Ban Franoisco
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A NETTING. OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
PAN, VII = hsld at tne oa6ee q liz sonsss1.
p. u Pefk ICY. New York City. state Of Now
1Sxk. g ~ l4tA day Of October. In the ysa9
~. q J e'cloek In tho sftsYDoon.
A8nBEHT H. WALKER.
LOUISE II. WALKER,
&ai0saky Of Board ot Trustees.
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FOR KENT-TWO NICELY FURNISHED
L rooms. suitable for light housekeeping, $40.
52l breckenridge street.
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MINI
Wilbur Tsbbils ....... Merchants Hotel, st. Paul
WILLARD b DsnAis....... Hotel Ryan, st. Pap
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EOR KENT-5-RCOM BRICK HOUSE. 44
l. Ming street. rear Of Howio. Inquire Az
Ming street.
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FOR HFNT-DWNIL INGS. HEBERT q.
Largest list in the city.
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FOK RkNT-FEE ED ROOMS.
EOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS; 81
Clark street.
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FOX HENT-IbV EiEISt.,.
EOR RENT-HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS. +
l. modern conveniences. Gail at Sanford 4
kvans.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

t'OR sALE-WlLL TRADEA NICE un,,U
1 Tor vacant lots. Herbert u. Heed 4 Gn|
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SITUATION WANTED-A YOUNG GIRL OF
~ Is desires situation to do light b ousework or
take care Of children: no objection to leaving
town. IA Park avenue.
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UTAH.

COLORADO.
Smith d son. ........... 80 Sixteenth st.. Csnvse
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w property 7-room house and six acroa In
eastern indiana. Address u. b., tox llOa, liei-
sna.
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SITUATION WANTED-TO DO SEWING
~ by the day. Address AS Adams street.
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WANIED-A SEVEN ROOM FURNISHED
w house, with bath, for six months or lonaer.
Not over ten minutes walk from postotGcc.
west side preferred. Address h. H., tits Office.
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r Or SAiE-HOTfL FURNITUEE Avn
fixtures complete; best propositi., hrD
small capital In town. Herbert t., Easa = r ,o'
block. 'o''
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pERbONAL-AN EASTERN LADY. MIDDLE
age, OF unquestionable reputation, wishes TO
correspond with western gentleman Of honor
not under fifty. Address Ailcs ! earsnll 400
talumet avenue. Chicago. III.
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kITUATlON WANTED-A LADY WISHES
~ to work by the day or hour and also take in
washing and 70 ont washing, or to nurse by the
week. Call at 30S Blake street
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WANTED-5O0 MEN EVERY DAY 10 HJIy
W cinthing. gents furnishings at thoir own
prices- 80 sOuth mnin street.
MONTANA NATIONAL BANK CtRTJEI-
IA CafeA takpp at mar Harhprf u p
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SITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY
- stonogrApher with first class rocommenda-
tions from q st Paul publishing firm. Address
\ z, this office.
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MlSCE EOUS,
GUITAR LESSONS GIVEN BY A COMPE.
~ tent teacher. inst from the east: terms rea
sonabse. Address lrof. II. A. Lawson, 81;
broadway. -
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SITUATIONS NANTED-MALE.

Advertisements unusr Mls Ae~A uzee time
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SITUATION WANTED - EXPERIENCED
~ cook would like employment in boarding
house or private family. Inquire ut 02a butte
avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-07
A United States Minister on the Steam
ship at the Time
HONDURAS WAS THE ASSAILANT'
An American Captain Refused To Give
Up n Political Refuge-Cannons Open
Fire on the Vessel Minister Baker
Was ON Board the ship at tho Time.

NEW YORK, Nov. 7-The Herald's
special from la Libertad, Honduras. via
Galveston. Texas. says: Honduras fired
upon the American flag this morning.
by the alleged orders of President
asquez and by the express COM
,nand OF the commissioners OF
the ort OF Amapala, seven CANNON shors
were fired after the Pacific mail steam
ship Costa Rica, fying the stars and
stripes, as she steamed away, because she
refused TO surrender one OF her passen-
gers TO the Honduras government.
United States Minister Baker was on
board the Costa Rica at the time.
The passenger about whom the trouble
arose is Policarpo Bonilla. who re-
cently led tie revolution in
Honduras, but was defeated by GEN
sral Vasquez. He then fled TO Nicara-
ua and with three hundred OF his adj
herents Joined the army of President Sa-
casa, who was engaged in an attempt TO
qnell q rebellion.
American Minister on Board.
Bonilla had decided to leave Nicaragu a
in order to relieve the government from
all responsibility OF harborng him.
He. therefore, sailed from Corinto for
Rica. American Minister Baker and
more than one hundred other
persons were his fellow passenge q.
They arrived yesterday morning at
Amapaln. a port Of entry of Honduras on
the Pacific coast, and at o'clock in the
afternoon commander OF the Port Villa
demanded that Captain Dow should
surrender Bonila.
xr,oQ rafu aaH N fh of
was made to sink the ship; and it WIS
asserted that President vasquez had
given strict orders to that effect.
An official protest against the refusal
10 surrender Bonilla was presented to the
captain at g o'clock, aud clearance papers
were only issued to the ship after night
fall, when it was too dark to leave the
harbor with safety.
A government officer came on board at
$3.50 o'clock this morning, saying that new
orders had been received from the pres!-
dent insisting ON the delivery Of Bonilla
or the bombardment of the ship.
ship Bombarded.
Captain Dow replied that the CON-
mander Of the port would receive his
answer in half an hour. but before that
time had expired he steamed away.
Seven shots were fred after the Costa
Rica, although she few the American
flag.
None of the shots struck her, however,
hut it is feared the steamship City OF
Panama of the same line, which was
lying in the port, may have been injured,
because the firing continued for some
time alter the Costa Rica was out of
range.
The congress OF Honduras has conferred
upon President Vasquez full power to
make war upon Nicaragua whenever a
revolution or an invasion of revolution
lists from that Republic occurs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-07
THE PR0HIBITI0NISTS
HELD THEIR PRIMARIES IN THE
SEVERAL YARDS LAST NIGHT.
Delegates Chosen to city Convention
Members of the Common Council.

The Prohibitionists held their primaries
last night in the several ward rooms to
choose delegates to their city convention
and to make city council nominations.
The result was rs follows:
Ward 1-Delegates. Frederick =. Pearce,
Isaac W. Chace. Herbert w. Cobb, Sam
uel A. Losea, Benjamin Green; alder
man, Andrew j. Crossmsn councilmen,
Pardon S. Remington, Herbert w. Cobb,
William S. Edward. Mortimer II. Champ
lin.
Ward 2-Delegates, Charles w. Stew
ems, Simon Il. Smith, Charles II. Mckay,
Charles A. Peckham. Isaac s. Turner;
alderman, David Wilmot; councilmen,
f. B. Williams, Henry v. Haswell, G. Fl.
T. Royce, George Il. Baker.
Ward 3-DeleRates, Alanson ID. Frost,
George II. Thornton. Joseph Gledhill,
James II. Huntley, Albert j. Oliver.
Nominations OF alderman, councilman,
warden and clerks referred to ward COM
mittee.
Ward A. Patrick Hannah, Chrrles II,
Peirce. George Hutchins, George A. Mon.
roe and G. II. Scholefeld.
Ward 6-Deegatss, Il. A. HilIery,
Matthew McNair, Il. Anthony, William
l.. Sweet; councilmen, Thomas Anthony,
Fred A. Hillery. George Mckay. Isaac r.
Manchester. School committee TO be
filled, also vacancies, by ward committee,
Warden, Samuel Grafton.
Ward 7-Delegates, Wilbur +. Smith,
William G.. Lawton. Niles o. Ecklund.
Albert II. Stewart, George w. Ford;
alderman. Gustavus Il. Gray; councilmen,
Albert II. Stewart, James L. Taylor,
Merrick n. Dawson, Niles q. Ecklund;
school committee, Wilbur f. Smith.
Ward S-Delegates, Samuel l.. Hawkes.
Irus Albro. William ii. Barron. Daniel
G. Wood, Frank II. Lakey; alderman,
William B. Westcott: councilmen, VII
liam ii. Barron, E. T.. Durfee. James L.
Tourtellot. Daniel G. Wood; school com.
mittee, Elizabeth g. Hicks.
Ward 9--Delegates, Walter A. Pres
brey, Alvers r. Benson, Pardon NJ
Stone, w. J. Bailey, Is. B Edmuuds.
Ward l0-Delegates, James Il. Jack
son, Lewis T.. Dunham, Charles Dowler
Mathew L. Graten; alderman, MatheN
l.. Graten; councilmen. William III
Tilley. Charles Dowler. Benjamin Slack
Lewis 4. Dunham.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-07

Last nights police record: Arrests, IL 4;
disturbances quele1, o; stores secured,
4; lodgers at the Central station, 30.
This evening the Tisdale series OF piano
forte reoltals will be continued at the
Roger Williams Free Baptist church.
A Worlds fair medal aud diploma on
sewing machines aud sewing machine at
tachmeut has been awarded the House
mold sewing machine company Of this
city.
An all day meeting of christian work
ers. will be held at Bethany Mission 20
South Main street tomo' rowat IL. 30e. m.
9 and 1880 p. m. Able speakers viii De in
attendance.
John Healey, 10 years OF age living at
80 w, st River street, was run into by a
bicycle ridden by Edwin l.. Clark, o.
Charles street at ego p. m. yesterday AID
sustained several bad cuts on his fore
head.
The Fourth Ward Republican club will
hold u meeting aud supper this evening.
Candidates will be chosen for aldermen,
councilmen, school committee aud ward
officers. aud dee &ates will be selected "a
the city convention.
Last evening Mrs. X ,te Shay Of War
rem was try.n 10 get of CIR Oh Market
sapars when ring on one OF her hng r.
caoght in the rail. Her finger as near
IN tora from the hand aud the ring had
TO b, filed of before she could be liber-
a,ed.
The thirteenth annual meeting OF the
Rhode Islaud Stae SUNDAY school con'
ventlon will be opened Ia Music hall this
evening. Governor Brown will deliver
an address Of welcome, supplemented by
spec hes from J. l. Hrrlbu, ID. ID, and
Il r. Jacobs OF Chicago. Music will bs
furnished b. Professor II Z. Russell