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The Georxi. Central l.,,,x.,,...

NV YosK. Jan. az. W. Huidekopsr ana
Reuben Foster. receivers of the Richmond .od
Danville railroad, have obtained from jude.
D Brien Of the supreme court an attachu.,,
against the property of the Central Ra,I,.,.5
Banking Company Of Georgia in a surt 10 r.
cover si.2l3. - for money laid out and ex-
pended for the use Of defendant the C,e,.sx.l
Railroad Company. in discharging the sccra.d
interest in the defendants mortgage bond. snI
in paying other debts Of the defendant -, -
December, 1891, ami April 1. 1882
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SCOTT BOVINE.
AIRS. wISsLow's SOOTHING sIEUp

H.- b~en usei for over FIFTY YTARs by MILLIONS
90 MOTIIf rs fo- 'heir CHI DisES WHILE TEETH
INC with PERFECT SUCCESS. 10 sOCTHES the
CHILD, sOFTHNS the GUNS. ALIaYS al PAIN.
CURES WIND COLO and IL the hes. rem.d. fer
pIARkBGA sold by druggists IA every past Of tn
wosId p sure sad 4sk for Mrs Mins.ON's soo;h
ins Syr,t-' aud tsss Othe. .faI -oeents bottle
dil-Iy
SHORT BREATH PALPITATiON. PAIN IN
- chest. W.aS fam: >o-i~. &c. cured Dr Miles
-CHEILEK 4 STTyENS'. ON ard Pa. ave.
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Its,i 81.

After the passage Of few private measures
the House resumed tue Consideration Of the
District OF Columbia appropriation hill. tl.
penang motion being that MADE by Mr.. n.
Almond NO. 90 rccommit the hill aith an
sirucuons, the committee on appropriations TO
report .; bach with AN rtnendment providing
that one-quarter and not on.-half, of the .N-
penditurcs for the support Of the District -ls u
be borne by the general government
The motion Was defeated yeas. %; nave. IA
and the bull was then pass.,i.
The House then took M the bill a. p-ovoo..
the efficiency OF the militia n inysl,ez an
appropriation VI about -6o0. eco.
TIE NORFOLK AID wEsTEHN nauwsN
No action was taken on the measure. and the
House proceeded 10 consider the bali aIthoIig-
ing the Norfolk and Western Railroad 4 angany
TO extend lite line into the District - Coluubia.
MR. aTKISsoSs OPPOSITION.
Mr.. Atkinson took the floor 20 oppose IL.
bin. He said the bill wa- open 90 grave obje,,-
tions-that Of grade crossings The citizens. b.
sad. wanted grade crossing. abolished and tn.
proposed road would cross eight OF ten streets
of Georgetown a; grade. Tie insisted that u
the Norfolk and Western to come into tl,e
city it should be required 30 20 above or below
grade.
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ropul,... and n.mocrat. IN wyoming.

CHEYESSE, WYo., Jan. "a deal il being
talked Of between the populists and republicans
to elect De Forrest Richards, republican. to
tho Senate. 1t is settled, beyond question, that
the populists and democrats will organize the
legislature and whether they will continue to-
gether remains TO be seen.
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REsIGSArIoS OF AN ARMY OFFrcER.-The
resignation OF Second Lieut. George NJ Brown.
sixteenth infantry. has been accepted bv the
President. to take effect April Is, 1893. and he
has been granted leave of absence until that
date.
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The NEW VENEZUELAN MINISTER
Francisco Bustamente. the new Venezuelan
minister 20 the United States, called at the
State Department today and paid his respects
10 Secretary J. W. Foster. He will be pre-
sented TO the President in a few DAYS.
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CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Jan. 9.-The story of
a singular tragedy in Buchanan county. Va.
comes through II reliable source. Charles Car
roll, moonshiner who being pursued by
deputy marshals. concealed himself in cabin,
barred the door and stood peepinS out
through knot hole.
The posse came along the road, stopped and
began talking on the edge Of the clearing. too
far away to be heard in ordinary conversation.
A bet was made and taken that one of the party
could not shoot through aknothole in the door
Winchester was leyeled and fired. and some
thing WAS heard to fall inside the cabin. The
officers rushed to the spot and found writhing
in death the man for whom they were hunting
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Ruling As To A PsrEST.-The United States
Supreme Court in the case Of De la vergne
Refrigerating Company against Festherstone
today ruled that patent was not void because
of the death of the inventor between the time
OF his application for patent and its issuance
by the patent office. The court holds that the
patent should be granted to the heirs or assignee
of the inventor.
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BonDESro~s. n. J., Jan. a-sanuel WA,
Fred Wood and Percy Cato. the three eo,..,.s
men suspected Of making deadly a.u.aa, 10.
intent 70 kill Daniel " Bower Of Tr.,,s.... -
the platform Of the Pennsyivanis r.ssrsSs - sa
Pot last Friday night. have been arre~tsS
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CHOLERA AGAIN APPEARS.

Hamburg Has the Unwelcoine Visitor After
Four Days Immunity.
HAMBURG, Jan. 9.-Another case Of cholera
has appeared in Hamburg after the city had en-
joyed four days immunity from the disease, SO
far as indicated by official reports.
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SILVER PURcHAsEs.-The Treasury Depart
ment to-av purchased 537, 600 ounces Of silverf
as follows: $4,000 ounces at 80 1898; as. 900 at
1880. The offers were 66e 900 ounces The
purchases for the month aggregate 1855, 900
ounces.
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A MOROCCO ROMANCE.
The English Woman Who Married an Arab
Nus. Give Up Religion or Property.

TASGIER. Jan. 9.-The widow of Mulai sid
Had j-Ebd- Es-Sslam. the great Sheref of Wazan.
who died few months ago. has been notified
that she will not be allowed to succeed to the
property left to her by the sheref unless she
becomes Nohsmmedan. The ex-sherefa re-
fuses TO change her religious belief and interest
ing complications are looked FOR.
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Mr.. Durborrow w.nts to .. Mayor.

TaE DAHoxEy BLocxADE.-The minister Of
France at this capital has officially informed
the Secretary Of State that TIE blockads Of the
coast Of Dahonsy BY Franes was raised Dsesn-
Der ~. 49,
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NEW CHIEF CEERK STATE DEPARTMENT
Mr.. Robert $. Chiffon, the new chief clerk of
the State Department, entered on the active
discharge of the duties of his Office this morn
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! .-..IsI.T-NN
CREDIT

Does not impose the signing Of notes-yoIr
l.TcEa4ss to pay q quite sufficient Our way
Il arranging payments VIII please you. We
lave kE1ck OF adjusting these amounts in q
rzo-: satisfactory banner
Look around and see Il you can find another
srsdif house IN the District OF Columbia that
Inllshes pr.ces- Here's our list. AMI you
Will mil il here every day IL the yeaE except
sunday
'Aoice between Plush or Hair-cloth Parlor
s,sit- so cash. so on cre,.4t- Our entire
ttirt iiOo- l. devoted To- psriOr furniture.
suites II Wilton k.r-Tsve>try-B gOcatslle.
Siit. II. Every i1ch Of available space OF
~. Seer below il devoted 10 Carpets ard
EuEs. Splsniii qraii-v Brussels Carpets tD
On credit. E-.ll1le InEraIn Carpets -
credit, Don't furS-t that male ,sIf Law
very vsrl Of Csrret uuTeuA>.d ~ ~
free Of cost Ne don't even rnSrge for
the waste IN matching nxure-. Ou- rcw line Of
Hugs euIbrac-S Srny rnA. Wiit0sa isfre' Fur.
Il All ~.ys-. We sell Solid TAX Bel Room
suite fos -is sa-h-slS On time 40 n.
Hail Mattress 80 ash IS on credit A
Si1-fUot Oak Extension Table - - cash
~ ~ IN credit Woven WIRE Springs. 81. -
.A~l -. ~ On time We al-O carry acOIu-
4 etc -tocs - -ne most modern Cooking and
heating Stovr-. select such articles a. You
h-esl and pay for them little al a tiIns-s
N-~k Or a month apart. :. * Der - NJ discount
allows! @. bills patti within hirty day.
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FiVOEtBLE TO FAULKNER.
Indications Point to His Reelection as
Senator.

CHARLESTON. ". VA. January 9. -Indica-
tions now seem favorable for the reelection Of
Senator Faulkner. Ex-senator Camden is
here. but does not seem to have developed as
much strength as his friends anticipated.
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EIraoKScr Mtprcrss

" e-rlr. .'- throN. an n. -uiien Pum7aa-y Lis
-ss--tc -hist yonr- children are 50 !iali,.
AYERS Che-ry P-gt1-.. has hal woris-fgl effect
% carins nv brOsb~r. cai,Irsa % and din
l.yf found rsllsf and cured. sftsr taking this
rr-p.rstiOa- Ms, ANNETTE McEN. Fountain
Man
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Tn BEs1

r~-s5y ~ coids. cough. and tae common Disorder.
- threat aud iuags. AVER Cherry Pectoralis an
vc-.sIv recommended by the profession Ithrcaks
- fh- fhiexn. sootkes inflammation. aiisys Painful
SYMPTOM, sad induces rspos. 70 t-oachitis and
aror. ,esy relief. and = an-iy aiei a.
spru-npt and ese-;iv-
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NAVAL PRoNorIoSs. The death % Capt
Whitehead, [. X ~. will cause the follow .
ing promotions in the line. Com
mander D. A. Ba;cheiler. 10 A..
captain; I.ieut. Com. r. Il. strong
to be commander; Lieut.. Daniel DeisLanfs
20 be lieutenant commander; Lieut. A. 0leaves
(junior grade. to be lieutenant. ana E,.iy,
A. Haeler. TO be Lieutenant (junior grad.
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A REPORT BIZ CAPT FIEBEGER-HE THINKS THE
WORK PROPOSED WILL TAKE TEN YEARs-THE
- VALUE OF THE RECLAIMED LAND
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TYPHJS YET UNCONTROLLED.
Two New Cases Reported to the New York
Health Department.

NEW YoRK. Jan. 1.-Two new cases Of typhus
fever were reported to the health department
this morning, one from "a Bayard street and
another from % Bowery. Five deaths we're re-
ported from typhus AT North Brother Island
during the night.
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THE COURTS,

COURT IN GENERAL TERM-ChieT Justice
bingham aud Judges Hdgner and Cor.
Today-United States agt Howard ]. Schneider.
opinion by Justice Cox affirming judgment be.
low. United States agt. Frederick Barber.
opinion by Justice Hagner. do. Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad Company agt Chas. Scbsfer.
on hearing.
EoUITr CouRr-yudqe Bradleu
Today-De Neale agt. Kyle; sale finally rati-
fed and referred to auditor. Alice aet Paine
appearance ordered Williams aQt. Isvlor do
Freeman agt. Freeman; sale finally ratified and
referred TO auditor. Russell agt Russell: testi-
mony ordered taken by r. L. Wallach, examiner.
CIRCUIT CoURT-yudge Bradley.
Today-Eikton Manufacturing Company agt.
J. w. Burket; default set aside. Mendhsm aet
II. T. Wsggaman; plaintiff allowed 10 make q
deposit Tor costs. Pierce 4 Colman agt Mt
Vernon and Marshall Hall Stes mbo., Com nany.
verdict for defendant 500. McGill 4 Co. agt
Wheeler; order for commission. n. Grohl agt.
J. i. Moylan and A. Romacker 4 Co. sgt same:
justice Of peace's Judgments affirmed
Mr.. DurbOrrow Wants to Ne Mayor.
1t is understood that Representative Dur
borrow is a compromise candidate for the Office
OF mayor OF Chicago during the worlds fair
year:
Regarding this statement Mr.. Durborrow
said to STAR reporter today: Il am not max
ing any effort to obtain this oAics pulling
any wires with that end in view. Several
persons have spoken to me about IL
and l would eonsider the honor Of having
that position Of the highest that the citizens
of Chicago could confer on ma. In fact
would rather be mayor Of Chicago than the
governor Of Illinois during that yssr."
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Grea: Improvement in The Condition of
Congressman Mitchell.
CHICAGO. Jan. 9.-Congressman John l..
Mitchell of Wisconsin. candidate for United
States Senator. who has been seriously i'll for
the past week is now out of danger.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY-Internal
revenue. 1895, 773; customs. s23G,753
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You Will never thorouzhiy realize what
ARA. results can 10 accomplished with 4
FEW DOI.LAES antn You yisI. our mann
moth credit cSfsbiiShmel5.
UjE
FrTEIrSS
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CarErr Pfcror,1.

.rsr.s~J ~ D.. ,. G ,YFE / co. Lowell. Vase
TEONTT TO ACT. Sure 70 CURE
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JoHxsos X LrrrRELr.
IL Nia-le. space.
CLOSING Der SALE d. RruxAxrs.

UW-ING Orr SALE OF GOODS AT \ DIS
tOCNT OF ~ PEI. CENT FOE C.sSH VIZ
HAVE ACCUMULA 4 GREAT MANY
KfMNANTS on ALI. KINDS. AND ~
okDER To CLOsE THEM OFT. FOR THEY
MUST BE SOLD. We WILL. Until. krE-
IHkR NOTICE. MAXI DISCOUNT
OF - PER CENT on THE PRICES
NOW MARKED ON THEM ALL orr
GOODS ARE ARkED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
AT THE REGULAR PRICES. AND THE
REDUCTIOS or ONE-rOUR ru or IHE
PRICE MARKED ON IHEM FOR CASH
SHOULD BIZ A GREAT ISDUCENLNI 10
PURCHASERS.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

following are the opening and closing prices OF
wire to Corson Mccartney. 1ll9 + street.
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Cop-I.rvrr Or SrGGrsrs

CoD-Lrrn Or SrGdrs1s
Consumption vhih i al-nos; unfortunate L. h"s'
us- i before you fear coasumption-When you begin
tOs-t thu Consumpisoa Is only enc Q. the dangers
- tainnsS..
-cotts Elnulsi97 81 CoiI4ys. OIL makes the thin
pump. and the PIurnp are almost safe
Lei rssenS you BOOK o. CAEETrL LIV fNd-frec.
SCOTT BOVINE.
chemists.
l., south Ish ave, Nss York.
You- druggist Keeps SCOTS Emulsion Of Col-iiysr
OH Nj Jrnszis.s vsryUhere 10. 81.
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The Norfolk aud Western Railway nm MS

hNhNNN HrNrHltt- M. NrREpfIH Avn
"THEEs rRsE irS rAssAeE-WE. arErN-cS
stHKs TO rUr NAM sTrNm1Ns RLocEs ~
TER WAY by FONTS - oRp-A
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W. nj. SHusrzn & Sox..

sl9 PENN AVE NV.
DISCOUNT or 10 PEE CENT OK OUR EESC-
LAR STOCK STILL CONTINUES AIS:
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lsyr L.
A Fact

rNs. yo1 take rcr- zeal pride IN ycur own
korns han aay other plzre on earth-the
cczi.r AMI more comfortable il - the more
attractive II becomes to yourself and yogr
family N1n-y ~p-nt for home comforts -
always well invested. No doubt YOU now
have in mind several articles Of noEsefUr
nishin-~ vhich would help materially toward
your comfort. bat on hesitate 'opurchase
thew because you need the cash for o;her
yurpo~-s why net get fhe~e tbiug- # rs on
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-11
THE PAWTUXET VALLEY.

very Important Meeting of the Park
Association at River Point.
The board OF directors Of the Pawtucket
Valley Park association, together with
the executive committee, met Wednes-
day evening in Pixies River Point block
TO further the arrangements for the
annual fair, which will be held in Sep
tenber. Nearly all OF the members OF
the committee were present and maIy
matters were discussed which will. when
decided, tend toward the improvement
of the exhibiiion.
The proposition from the Phenix ". C.
II. u. in reference to dinner tent on the
grounds was accepted Messrs. Iucian
Searle and Frank Walker were appoint
ed to engage baau for the week and n
number OF other members were appoint
ed committees TO circulate the premium
lists. The question of having one day
aud decided in the affirmative. Mr..
Thomas Mcclure was appointed COM
mittee o lay The matter before the dit-
ferent fire departments
The setting apart Of this day Is some
thing out of the usual program Of the fair
although the question was agit ated last
year. There is no doubt that the decision
of the COMMITTEES is an excellent one, as
the inhabitants of the Valley will take
considerable interest In the games ar
ranged for the day, one of which will be
squirt" between the different depart
ments.
The barn which is contemplated will
cost about $780, 1t will contain twenty
stalls and Will be situated south OF the
other barn. DIR. Abraham Coivin has
already secured $500 of the necessary
amount and there is no doubt but that
the remainder will be raised easily.
The outlook for successful
fair is very bright AID the
committee is greatly encouraged over
the same. To lovers Of horse racing the
events each day will be more pleasing
than ever before. The entry blanks viii
be ready soon aud there is no doubt that
a large number Of speedy horses will be
entared.
A young lad named Patrick Cavan-
augh, employed in the dyeing depart
ment at s. III. Gresne e. Sons, Clyde,
was severely cut Yesterday Afternoon
while fooling with two friends, one Of
whom bal an open knife in his hlnd. In
some unexplainable manner Master
Cavanaugh received two ugly gashes,
one on an arm and another o his face.
No blame is attached TO any one for the
accident.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-11
cITY NOTES.
Minor Happenings Gathered Here And
There Throughout the City.

Minor Happenings Gathered Here And
There Throughout the City.
II this isn't one Of the most disagree
able days OF the season. IL is Its st,p-son.
The steamer Pioneer has been put in
commission in place of the steamer Pom
ham.
The school house at the corner OF Brook
and Arnold streets is being repaired and
| ENLARGED.
| The steamer King Phillip carried about
| 200 members Of the Congregatio ional
| church at Riverside TO Prudence Island
today.
The American band is going to Mime
apolis next month, having an engage
ment to furnish music at the Minnesota
State Exposition.
George Lufkins of Norwood has made
"A contribution TO the menagerie at Roger
williams Park la the shape OF two large
red-wlnged hawks which he caught in
Connecticut last spring
The new STEINER Auawal will go on to
the line between irovidence, Wexford
Landilg and Saunderstown. she can
carry 100 passengers and Is staunch,
well built and able boat. She will be in
spected this week.
Joseph Connors, 10 years of age, living
at 10 Bowdoin street, sustained com
pound fracture of the right arm at the
Delaine mill, tnis morning, by being
caught In some Of the machinery. He
was taken TO the hospital in the ambu-
lance.
Several cases of dumb" hydrophobia
have beel seen In this C ty and the
ctnines were killed by Mr. Walter
Porter. They are paralyzed In their
lower jaws ana rendered incapable of
biting, but scratch from their teeth
would result in hydrophcbia.
The United States Volunteer Veteran
association will hold its nineteeuth an.
nual reunion ut Fields Point Tuesday,
August 20. Comrades and their families
and invited guests will take the III O'clock
boat The business meeting will be held
at IL 80. Charles III. Baker is the presi-
dent and George IL. Petis the secretary
of the association.
Bessie ORourke and Maggie Sullivan
escaped from the State farm yesterday.
They worked In the kitchen In the war
den's departure Il, and by securing some
green colored fly screening they NO dis
guised their prison clothes as to be able
TO yet back into the city.
Officers Powers and Chase captured them
on Elmwood avenue and took them TO
the Seventh pl e.inct. Maggie was doing
six mohths for drunkenness, while the
O'Rourke womal was in for tho same
period Tor assault. They are back at the
ate farm today, having enjoyed their
brief outing huUeIy
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-11
LEHIGH VALLEY employees.
What Was Agreed Upon Mt the Recent
Confcrence.

EAsroS, Pa, Aug. 11.--The result Of
the conference between Vice President
voorhees, of the Reading. the superinten-
dents of the Lehigh Valley and the Griev-
ance Committee of the latter road, last
week at Bethlehem, was made known yes
terday. The men get a nu mber OF conces-
sions upon points which have been a
source of annoyance 10 them. The en-
gneers and firemen will not have TO take
care OF engines at terminal points En-
gineers will get $2.70 day the first six
months; SO per day the second six months
and S3.25 after that. Yard and mine
engineers will receive SO per day. No en-
ploye will be suspended without hear
ing, and, If blamcless of charges, will be
paid for lost time. No employe can he
compelled TO take another trip after twenty
hours consecutive work. except in case of
wash-out or wreck. At relay telegraph
offices where two or more operators are
employed, ten hours shall constitute to n
days work In other offices twelve hours
shall be the limit Other things being
equal seniority shall have the preference
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-11

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Aug. lit Is re-
ported, that the soldiers at Fort Anderson
went to Coal Creek Wednesday night, and
taking Dick Drummond from his boarding
house, hanged him to trcstle Shortly
afterwards they went TO another boarding
house and captured miner named Elkins
and hanged him to the same trestle
Drummond and Elkins were the men ar
rested ON suspicion of ambushing and kill
ing Private Loughler Monday night. A
later dispatch from Coal Creek says the
soldiers have arrested miner named
Moore on suspicion of being an accomplice
of Drummond and Elkins and unless he
can prove his innocence he will he lynched.
Yesterday over 200 miners went out on
strike and serious trouble Is expected.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-11
Didn,t Attend the Races.

1t was Fred Higgins honest intention
this morning When he got up TO 20 down
the river aud witness the Yacht race. lie
got himself up In proper shape for he
event aud made tor the wharf
The boat bad not arrived, and Freddie
aud friend or two visited saloon and
took nip or two. Now, Freddie is
fat. aud the sun. having large
surface 10 get In it' work, 1t soon got
the best of Freddie e9d he was Obliged 10
lie dlwn. Officer Duffy uuderio ook
TO escort him To "pox,"
bat DO u gave " up and
telephoned for tie 'clty carriage. -
andf poor Freddie was loaded In very
carefully. While the patrulman was
getting the cargo aboard b,ttle Of ZEN.
balming huia" fell from Fred's pocket
which was contlscated. lie probably
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-11
BRISTOL.
Yachts Took rartiessto ses the Big Race
Today Local Notes.

aachts TOOK Fnrties'to soe the tsig hecc
Today Local Notes.
4he ,sloep yacht Pandora, Captain
MHnsktn, ioft here on Thursday with a
pnytycf khe naval reserve on board. They
VIII hccotnpahy tho race during the day
outside.
The yacht Louise arrived here on
fhursday morning from New london
visit the Hopeworth today ani return
this afternoon by train. The yacht sailed
Tor NEWPORT TO take In the races.
The funeral Of Mrs. William Manches-
ter took place this morning from her late
residence in Pappoos squash.
A party OF twenty ladies and gentle
men visited .,ayatt last eventng at
the residence of Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph
Smith. A german was Ind ulged in after
which fine COLLATION. was served.
The CLAN bake OF the Mite society OF
the State street NJ. Il. church, given on
Thursday upon the grounds OF Mr.. Seth
PAUL, was IA grand success. About 2SO
partook of an old fashioned Rhode
Island clam bake delightfully."- served.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-11
Missing Clerks Heard From.

New York, Aug. 1.-THE firm of
Woerishoffer 4 Co, bankers, of No. SO
Exchange Place, have heard from their
two missing clerks. The information
came in the form OF letter bearing the
postmark of Brooklyn, N Y, and the con-
tents were to the effect that the missing
men were anxious to return and be for
given IL is said that examination OF the
books of the missing men disclosed a con-
siderable shortage. Ii Is expected that
this letter will be followed by others.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-11
senator Isrice III.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 11.-Senator Brice,
Of Ohio has been Ill at Chamberln's hotel,
in this city, for the past three or four days,
suffering from congestion OF the bowels
DIR. Wales, his attending physician, says
that the complaint was not serious and
Senator Brice would he able to attend to
bis duties at the Capitol by tomorrow.