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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-27

Manager George f. Lotbrop will make
extensive improvements at the PrOvi-
dence museum during the coming sum
mer vacation. The entire roof Of the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-27

8 ructure ia o bo raised, giving ten feet
more of air space. The stage il to be
made Is feet deeper aud feet are TO be
added to It's width. A scenery tower
will be provided and the stage settings
will be all boxed In the manner custom
in first class theaters. Two comfortable
pro cenium boxes are 10 be added, and
the entire audi orium Is 10 be reseated
and redscorated. aud the exp .nditure OF
money will be- ample To make the place
q cosy, comfortable aud convenient play
house.
Katherine Hober starts on q tour OF
Lothrop's circuit tomorrow, and will
close the houses of Providence, Worces-
ter and Pawtncket in Fate"
The children of st. Aloysius Catholic
Or han asylum rehearsed on the stage OF
Is. r. Keith's opera house last Wednes-
day afternoon, Tor their big benefit
which Is 10 occur at the theater on Tues
day night, Ju 6. The youngsters dis
playei uncommon proiiciencg, aud will
undoubtedly give a very clever perform
ance. Manager Keith has placed the
theater and all It's accessories at the dis
Dosal Of the asylum au horries.
THE PRoMPTER.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-27
DIED.


BRIGGs-Ia this city. on the Goth inst, HAIR
RIET ". UseCnard). wife OF Bertah Briggs. In
the Goth year OF her age
BACON-In this city, on May "a CHESTER W
only son of Richard and Evelyn Bacon In the
9th year of his age.
BAILEy--ln Browns Valley Minn., 25th inst
GEORGE w. son OF Henry A, and Eliza bailey
oil Natck. II. L., In the 27th year OF his age
BURLING AME-At Bulock's int. Goth inst,
CHAhLEs BuBLiNGAME In the '4th year OF his
BARNEY-In Fal River. 18th inst, PATIENCE
A.. wife or Elbr dge Gerry Barney aged 10
years, s months and days.
BARNhY1ln Fall River goth inst, EIBRIDGE
days.
BURROWs-In this city. Wednesday ev ming.
at 1913 o'clock. EDWARD q. BURROWS. ST.,
Oldest son OF Edward q. aud Sarah W. Burrows
aged "a years. months and day.
Funeral at his late residence. corner OF Harvard
avenue and Taylor street sunday, 2sth inst.
invited 10 attend.
Burial at convenience OF family.
FENNER-In this city. suddenly, the 2sth inst,
SULLIVAN FENNER, In the 9th year OF his ago
brooks In the D. tn year OF her age.
UOPkINS-In Hebronve, 22d inst. LAu-
RENCB LEE. only child Of Charles X. and Edith
NJ Hopkins, aged a years, 10 months and
LUTHER In this city 25th inst, CYRUS @.
LUTHER. aged 40 years.
MATHt WSON-In this city, oath inst. BRAD
FORD ". MATHEwsoN. In the 75th year OF his
MURPuY-In this city, on the eeth inst. Jo-
sErH, sou ~ John and Marie Murphy. aged z
months
McGARTy-In Johnston. on, the 2ath last. Hu-
BERT. son Of James and Mary McGarty, aged
y2 years months and 2days.
WEEDEN-lh this city, on the 25th inst. STEP
HEN X WEEDEN. in the sfth yssr OF his ags.
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MARRIED..

MosridOe and Funeral Notices, one Insertion
sOc.: each additional insertion. f5c.
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ADJUSTMENTS NEXT WEEK.

Hoyts "a Temperance Town" to be
Produced at Providence Opera House.
play must lie very strong and have
some wonderful drawing qualities when
it can remain at one theater for a con-
tinuous run Of s months. az did Hoyt's
"A Temperance Town" which has just
completed run of 10 performances In
Boston, or twenty-four weeks, at the
Park Theater. A good play is like good
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-27

BEAVEN-BESSER- this city May 25, at
the residence of the brides parents by Rev.
George A. smith, SAMUEL BEAyEN and NELLIE
EDITH BEssER. both of providence.
WEBS-SuOEDEL-At the Roger Will
iiams Baptist church, May lS.by Re-. George A.
smith. FREDERICK BowERs and SELMA ANNIE
SHoEDEI- both OF this ity.
CU-H HMAN-PIERCE- the 25th OF May
1898, ~ the house OF the brides parents, as
Maple street Providence, by Rev. H. T.. John
son OF East Providence. JAMES HARRIS CUsH-
MAN and FLORENCE BARTON PIERCE, both OF
Providence.
PRAN-NEWELIe-In New York city, Wednes-
day evening. May 81, lS9'. by Rev. r.. 3 Hollo-
way, Mr.. WILLIAM q. PRAY OF New York and
Miss LILLIAN A. NEWELL. daughter OF Mr.
Charles IL. Newell OF Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-27

J. NJ. nlll is in sore distress. Some
time since he engaged ka, herine Ger
maine for DE Kuven's new opera, but
VIII Marie Tempest heard tnat she
would have 60 do the Fencing Mast, r.
another season, she refused point blank,
and now the German refuses TO sing I'm
any other opera but the new one. Hill
will thus either lose Marie or b. com
PEELED to pay Kathtriue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-27

DR.. GEORGE w Purdy, Fannie Rice's
husband has gone To England in search
OF a new play.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-27

nenrv ID Key viii b managed next sea.
son by Klaw and Erlanger.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-27
NOTICES.
Crescent Lodge, No. II, |. 0. OF.

BrOthcr~ are requested 10 meet at the lodge
MONDAY. May 30. AT 12:3y sharp, to attend the
tunerm our late Div,ner. su,h',n f.nner;
STEPHEN w. MILES. " q.
Attest-ARTHUR 4. Smith, RECORDING secy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-27

Vernona Jarbeau ends her travelling
season with her enbaken ent at B. r.
keith's opera house this week. She will
no play starlight" after this season.
but will next year do new piece called
lie Fe." Hattie Wells, a I6-year-old
Ga Ger, and Master Fenton, 12-year-old
tenor, are specially engaged for Mi s
Jarbeau's support at keith's this week
Gus Pixley, brother OF Annie Pixley, is
also In the company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-27

xx,ANTED-GIRLs FoR THE ARCADE SIR
w Want AGkNCY help. male and female.
furnished. Rooms IS AMI ~ Arcade. Telephone
1901. O3.u
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-27

It. should not be forgotten that next
week il the last of the season at B. +.
keith's opera houe. The Memorial Day
matil ee OH Tuesday lids fair TO be
crowded no the early advance sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A CONSTITUTIONAL, STTDY.

MULTIPLICATION. SECESSION. websters. Argune,nt
and the Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions y 3
P PaifS M' sons S NsM York and Ldndon
The American Civil War brought the polemics
Of the Notification and States Rights school Oh
controversalists 10 an end. The vital question oil
American politics for half century had been "he'her
u National union established by the states or
confederacy OF Independent nations formed WIN 'h
right reserved by each to decide upon the V"iuy Vi
the acts OF the general government ana 10 "lhu'""
from the Union. That question was se'"'" "S
cast OF what Bismarck has described as uIe Ho" "o'
Of war" Not only was the impiacucabih'' Vi
demonstrated and the indissolubility OF inc 'i'oh
nrocla,msd nv an arbtrsme from which no appeal
could be taken but BY the abolition oil slavery the
sole cause Of sectional division and dsscnsioh was
removed. The author of this constitutional S'uoy
holds that the superiority In men ana wealth. 'Ha'
gave victory to the North did not decide the rgh'
or wrong OF secession at the. right ever existed
b. ramarrs ar remains today" II remains. not
a. snv,bna endowed with vitality, but something
that is dead.
The utility of this little volume may be Qucs-
Toned II involves a restatemcnt Of the contro-
yersy beginning with the Kentucky and Virginia
resolutions continued in the debate between Webster
and Hayne, and ending In the Of secession. 1t
Is a good treatise. forcbly written and Historically
accurate but 1t Is now a controversy OF purely
theoretical and speculative Interest few bographerS
and historians may have been careless IN representing
that the nationality Of the Government was In question
from Its inception, and that Congress and the Jul
dietary have largely extended their powers by elastic
assumptions. Their errors In phrasng have not
weakened the public conviction that the Consu'u-
tona Convention intended TO establish the supremacy
OF the National Government; that the early com
mentators upon the Constitution did not admit that
there was any doubt about the question OF nauoh-
atty that notification and secession were after
thoughts in the interest OF secticnasm end slavery,
that ehSfer
dissolubility OF the Union never answered on
its merits by either Hayne or Calhoun. Tho only
logical deduction to he drawn from the Preamble 10
the Constitution is that 1--WE. tht people, rather
thnn We the sovereign States created the National
Government. The argument based upon that en-
acting clause Is solid cube.
While this constitutional study Is superhuous, ana
cannot any practical purpose, 1t will be helpful
as a lucid presentation Of an historical controversy
fraught with momcntous consequences. The chapter
on the Kentucky and Virginia resolutions deserves
special commenda,ion since 1t corrects several popu-
lar msapprelensions respecting the scope. intent ana
influence of those famous declarations
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0entbers.

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6eIp Uanteo.

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brooklyn.
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xz1y WORK. DAILY rR1B,NE FRIDAY JUNE TWELVE PAGES
Justrnliion.

"
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DEINCETON UNIVERSITY.
EXAMlNAIION--is93.
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ID OVAL NETHERLANDS & l.. $. Mail Line.

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DIED I'D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
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~ FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ONLY. ,un. q
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- BOuLTON, BLISS " DAILEII
General Managers l3o front-ss
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OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

The only direct line Cottage city. Mass. and Port:
lapd Me- connecting al Portland 1h al IaIii'Ia ana
SDrnrs White Mountains aud all Eastera summer re.
sorts Steamers sail every Wednesday and SATURDAY al
D. m from Pier Fast Rive, foot Of Market-rt. New'
York. For information apply u
UORAri6 HALL Agent Vt the pier.
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE.
NID DONIN ION LIN

VSranc,. Tor NOKtOLh, RON MUCTH, OLD
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VA ana wAsnlNGloH d. c;nMosi 4Ts iNn oniy.
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Through ss and freight rate to all poas s0Rth o; ,1a
H. .29 .S9 Pol. 2s 3l7A. 49, 9ii ana 225 BIoadwT
" W l.. CT ILLAUDE TrarS Manager.
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YOLANDE.

TwentIeth edition, pos, paid. for o5c. or stamps
THE HUMAN HAIR Why it falls of turns
3. N. LONG 4 CO.. I,oi3 Aich.st. Phia. Penn
SEveyy one should re0d this little book."-Athenocum.
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Countrn BOARD.

---~------ ..-- 49, - -
MISERABLE parties accommodated at prNat' boarding
- HOUSE hiEh. healthy location. overlooking village
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i Fullerton Avenue. oppo>t" c.ational Church.
itne 10 alton central accessible. SUI crlor table.
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GUNNER Resort Cni0ee.
Where are Yal G0inn this Simmer?

send s eents to pay possc for an n,trltrd Do2@ o'
10 pages bng The resorts Oh th' Nv" iOh.
ontario AID Western Hallway. In tho hcathcst ana most
delightful region accessible 10 NcwYork 2U f't aboN
sea-. a ll-t OF 80 hot = farm ana
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81 oii 3ls Groaevsy ?S7 9TH ~. 49, Fat I'm
foot OF Franslin AMI wcs All -. Ia BrooSlyn at
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353 Manhattan ccI;pigf or ~ j. e. Auirf
son t.cn'l Pa Az. J6 Beaver St. y. \.
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Wan NORMAN 1NSl tFounG' d 1850.
s. L. cor OF West I,nd-ayc and 7lst-st
Principal, Nine. VAN NORMAN.
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q END for Catalogue CLINTON LIBERAL INSri
y TCTE, Fort Plain. N. y. CoeducitionaL Limited
. $50 cadets. Overlooking Mohawk Valley.
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For Young Ladies-Brooklyn

For Young Ladies-Brookyn.
ST GATHERINGS HALL Diocesan school for Girls.
three courses for graduation Special studies may b.
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ST. GATHERINGS in the Mountains. Recreation
School for iris leopcns 90 at Ho.fciness N II.
Address the EPERlOR, 2g2 Westinghouse. Brooklyn.
". Y.
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~ UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
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CABIN EXCURSION TICKETS NJ REDUCED RATES.
For drafts. tour, and other information apply TO
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Jnstrnriion.

For Both Sexes-Country.
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illustrated catalogue.
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cipal
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PHILLIPS BROOKS.

PHILLIPS BROOKS.
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s2mo, Cloth. Ornamental, 80 un "Harpcts
Black and White Series'')
The countless admirers OF distinguished Bishop.
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Bishops brother the ablest and Of
noble LIE and It's lofty aims
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THE LOVE AFFAIRS OF AN OLD MAID.
BY Lillian BELL lsmo, Cloth. Ornamental Uncut
Edges and Gilt Top, 81 IS.
This dainty volume is written In Z, easy. entertaining
STYLE the author emDodies many wise principles
Love single and married life dwelt
on with pleasing originality Of wit pathos and common
sense. which the author displays IN most Interesting
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ncw.York. wednesday. April 2.-BEEvrS-Reeept'.
Unsigned dire. ,laughiccr, lncluding ne cars
Ma over Monday and - ar IN {,~rdsy there wtre
Trading wa. slow ana price; lover The market TiSsns
tr D% II :, i0s; % r"r loo n choice bccvc at
- e. oxen and sass At ~ 55G.i 80: bulls at - I5n
10 - dry COW, at ,; 3oGet 50 IA, Chicaso heller a,
SG9s for common to prms an A nI G , market gr 'T S
t,S .cll.ng at l3tc rcfrrcIatc beet AZ H. pr n
%i,,, % NH % Pen Win los caHc for ~ 1,od,mith
End the Orimoco Win 20 cattle sheep Bermuda
The Gcrnanc sailed til afternoon with $500 quaftr' Of
''' SaieLD McIi'r-on wc.cln steers ii55 y
1 e d. i92 g. Z at at r 40 Do 1903 49, at
1900 r. at =: 10 DO ii III, n "a az ., = i na@S d. d.
ia y ~ 90 Kco'Scky do lo9G p at 81 -; 20 20 do
STATE do. 100 ~ at - io stag. ~ -, = at 10
af ,S g. l''o r at 4 90 ill., d. 200 So, To 10, al
- I5a,a 90 STATE o. 100 ~ at - 30 II s,ol" COWS
s. i, 3 d. la2a b q, ss5 80 o. !e6 NJ at !, 70
liz II - 50; /, do lioe y at - 90; - kcnt4eky
S Icla r. 800 s;s,il + ;,G N At
ran'or county Gc?@J DO l;a n At 3 o. 100; 2; c9
ssss th G at z r M at de- 1899
do. 1924 n at - . 10 DO 40 n q: - "a Buffalo
Iio n $3.50; Il State cows, s75 n at e. IS; do
saa%Srs Son: /, CHICAGO steers rs, 1900 % n =, at
1910 N AT ~ co: 30 Kansas do Ii n at ~ " - do.
1921 n at = .. lS Ohio do. 1917 H. at - 20 bulls.
Newton ( t.Icrt: II Ohio steers 1858 n at - -
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| bulls 1880 ~ at - 60
j. 81 Pidcock & son: % New-Jcrsey cows 7s2 N. a.
" MICH COwS-Recclp,s all roais. 2i7 head
Market with reported sales at seoasi per hc,d for
head D. Ms@ro s, c S.c S%s at fsSGs"
CNLVFc~ Receipts 1850 head $50 a. both-st. 1859
ae,c aSd & and prime and choice lot sold snail
traction ad ,ancc Monday prices Common = choice
Hca'S ra4cu u. sassc Drssed calves STEADY for city
| dressed ycas at Gdlo'2c per n
- 7ar~r I"o NJ oiG do. 1876 y at 80 so 2se do I3l
n AZ 20 % ~ do. I3i n. at ~ - do lac NJ AT
81 n do 100 N az - - loa do, ~ N, at 81 30
IT, a. Dilcniark ) yc'l-. iG7 n at sG7S; DO i27
r. a. g. 90 20 do iss o. e Do os o. d" o. ~ n i,
ass 80: 9 do III to 100 n at *3aa6 80. ~. On. %
l,l H. nt rs - 10 do 1874 N at ~ 30 do. li5 n.
50 % do ie n at - II DO 100 H. a. i ,oo -
| at -: 80 do l03 ~ at 81 ~
J. T. Nelson: II vcas 1888 r. at 80 30; do, 100 N
~ l3i N. at 90 81 30 do III ~ at ~ =.
| do, ia II, at 80; do. 10 No. at - : do io' H.
zee i otis II vcal.: $50 n. at 80 80 o. do, l?2
H. at 80 80 io2 DO ~ H. at - % 90 40 d. a,
~ r at si - do los II. at J, so 80 do H. ii
d. ~, GS o e, a. m Il = e al do ID a. e
IL; N; .Iideock sons II ve,ls. l's n It % 80
ll6 M "a, 81 Is 16 do. o3 H.. at - 20; II do los r.
D. McPber.on Co.: IL ycal. 1886 N. at &c %; %
100 n at 81 So
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE APRIL 49, 'S'a-T"EIvh r


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Newton Gllctt: 10 Nea ps,crims were Including 10
Icn,d di,rct 70 butchers 3s2 car, or a IN
head Good ,tock sold at JUST aDo". w Sehus k and
mics common n'dium s,H o,re1 az hnsh vnrds
ule ca,let , rpshorn hep sold at s5a$6 81. per
, ~ F" ii,., d. NJ - 3oa+o %, and tunch VI
eXTot wctheis at - IS bucks Ut - "a - 81 70 Tor
ano, ae =: ,d Io sprng lambs at S2d ~ per head TOT
iar GO N'a r lid mutton weak at s9a9.,c. chc.
tarca.,es of wc,cr mutton SIN se'g IN sa d o"rssd
ice; dressed lambs barely az a., ife1ior 10
nlesiiacnheck Hollis sos gn'horn Michigan an
a. 81 ia do "A n g. - AZ do II r. at 80 S on
20 ~ at % s. Is so n at . 30 4o clipped dO' u
~ at - - IS spring Ian bS. az - LAMBS a, N At
ha i5 smned do - H. SO; i52 clipped Ohio
o. 80 n n, - To- is6 unshorn state sheep. lo2 No. az
IS 81 i7O do n. at - IT io- DO y, No. n, o'
~ go nln1back o2 unshorn state lambs, 81 ~ at
- -; =" 40 20 y, at 80 80; Is do 90 n at 50 30 i4o
riinncd do n n at 80 II do 20 n. at - 90 10, M
II do - n at - clipped do, 81 H. at 80 "a spring
lambs !" ,,s1ork Sons: 90 clipped Ohio sheep 90, 80
- n, 10, @ss do 80 n. at 81 ls9 do. - NJ at - 81
at - l22 do, 81 10 '' - ~ -'' N'''f ~ -
s. Collins gDcd wSg!n sheep bT 20 a. so a.
., VI no n 100 H. at - 81 unshorn state lambs - o'
=, a. 5. 10 spring lambs at ~ 30 each j; no "' I'D
~ Mcpherson CO.. ,pling lambs. at ~ earh ~ ~,
newton ,llctt: lss cIipp:d ono ,na'p nnd Ohio
90 ~ ~ At 80 10 do. - n at 80 30 =, .,
aM6ccS I,cc.ip.s 80 cars. $50 hcad.25 cars at
sohst and q ears at Jersey city. ONLY ~ hf H, a
lnr Hollis rod state hoes ii6 II average az - -