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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-29

hear good story from New York of
the incident at a little lunch participated
ia by Jacob Lit Of the well-known
manIferla' nrm . Sl LIZ. Davis. and
Delmonico's
a Delmonico waiter is q clericsl-look-
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Trains ioarn PROVIDENCE "a follnws


Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows
For BOSTON-S 08, ii 40 A. ~. 20 A. M. RE.
TURNS so A. M ~ ~. $50 M.
Mnls2tENs yHnhSTiNs "a a. Il Ii g NJ NJ t2sr H5pM
NILFORD-s 0s A. Nj 42Q y. NJ
ARLINGToN, N,KNiGHTsvILE-7io nso A NJ.
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sTGAIr. oSEt6. sTERLrSe-7io 0io A. NJ.
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cfiiCAao AND THE WEST VIA NEwBuRo
AND ERIE RYE 10 A. NJ
PAsCOAa AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
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Trains or Boston leave ast end Of Union
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MARRlED.

MARRIED.
BAKER -sUTTON-In Worcester, Mass, by
Hev l.. {. stewardson, assisted by Rev. J. a..
aopS hDr ana ve MssAa NIL aTwooD BAkas
OF Worcester.
HARMON-bUTLER the resid snce OF the
bride, mother. Pearl street, Aprll q. by hev.
New Loadon. Conn. .and s ,aAH NJ BuTLER OF
this city. Future r, r,s.dence. New London.
Li0hhD-HlfHAMaIn hlp this, this city, y5th inst,
Miss ANNIE MAY HIGHAM. both OF Proyi-
dence.
sIMMONs-WALDEN this city. by Rev.
MONS OF Biatkstone. Mass. and Miss MABEL
Eva WALDEN OF PROVIDENCE.
ALDRICH-In this city, 27th inst. SUSAN b.
AIDhIcH. aged A years.
AkNOLD-in this city, on the 9th inst.
NOAH j. ARNOLD, In the s2d year OF his age.
BOSs-In this city, on 9th inst. EMMA j., d,
wife OF Joseph X. Boss. In her 3yth year.
CHEETnAM-In PawtucKet on the 27th inst.
EDMUND CHEETHAM. Ia his 51st year.
CONLEY-ln this city. on 2sth inst. JOHN Con-
LEY, aged ~ years
DAY-In this city, 27tn inst. DANIEL e. DAY, in
the I'D year OF his age.
GREGORY-In ibis city. 27th inst. JOHN II.
GRkGoRY, aged 81 years.
kILDUFF--In fhis city, 2sth inst. MARGARET
KiLDUFF OF New York city.
MURRA Yin Lincoln. 2sth inst DESIRE f..
wife OF John B. Murray. In the sJth year of her
age.
NEELY--In this city. on 2sth inst, BRIDGET.
wife of the late George Neely.
O'MARA-In this city. the eth inst BRIDGET
OMARA, wife Of Patrick oMara, ageL 80
years.
QUINN-In this city. the 2sth inst. BERNARD
QUINN, aged AZ years.
sIMM0Ns-In Johnston. 27th inst MARY ANN
SIMMONS In the 10Th year OF her age.
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16Horses, 1CoIt
and z Ponies
FOR SALE.

viii be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION ON
TUESDAY. MAY 2. '03, at IL o'clock
a. m. at the stable, No. 20. ON Pearl
street Opposite New England butt Coz
Ia the CITY of Providence.
Sixteen horses, one Colt about 2lS years old and
Two Ponies belonging 10 the cstats OF Lewis A.
I'm nps late OF said Providence. deceased These
norses are all accustomed TO our climate. OF just
tne rlght age for business purposes. and range IN
Meght from OOO To 4, 100 pounds conssting OF Good
WORKERS, Nice Family Horses, Fast Roads iers AID
Hg, M, about years OF age. weight 1000. bred by
Horse, years old, weight 1000. bred by Green
Boy can trot mile IA 25O and bay &c ldlng
named Iony. young. weight about .U5O very gen.
te, ana can trot "A mile better than $50.
inis stock OF horses may be seen, examined and
Tried AZ any time before the day OF sale At tho
DC above named. Terms OF sale cash on delivery.
NANCY NJ. PHlLLlPS. Custodian
There will also be sold by PUBLIC AUC-
TON at the time and place above mem
TONED, for cash on delivery;
One new Phaeton Buggy one Corning Buggy and
one Low Phaeton botn In good running order and
one Fiano Box Buggy, also Two Open Bugges. ono
hase, one Gig and one Pony Cart and Pony Harness
also three single Harnesses zone nearly new) and
Vhe PAIR or Double Harnesses. and a number OF
Robes and blankets, &c.
for further Information relative 20 the prop
erly Fry above named and the sale thereof, ap ly 10
thAh II. SALISBURY, Attorney at Law. Wey-
-
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Marriage and Funeral Notices one Insertion
tOc.. euch additional Insertion, I5c.
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For NEW YORK; l3A NJ. daily, IL 10 A. n.
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Fqs NEW YORK via stoninston Line-7 10. so
For PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE and WASH
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Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows.
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II 30 A. NJ. faccom) 80 texpD. 70 texp. 70
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6UNDAYS-5 80 A, NJ. taccorn.l 900 y. NJ. taccomJ
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Francis Wilson has purchased the IA
nous comic opera ''Erminie," and will
revive IL in Nea York next season. IL
was as the "a ore timOrous OF the two
thieves that he made his first big hit I'm
comic opera IL will be interesting TO
note how the part which will be
foil TO his role, the stately
Ravennes, will be cut down so
as TO not bring it into too much prom
inence, for Mr.. Wilson, since his starring
began, has never given strong parts to
others. Not that he fears con parison,
but Lecause the public want W ills n-the
more Wilson the better. This revival
will delay the production OF the opera
now being written for him by a trio of
Boston men.
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