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LADIES, MrsLrS AyD C.NpRIc
Cows.
SPECIAL PRICES FOR JANUARY SALE.
In sizes from Is to 10 inches.

Gown of rood muslin. tucked yoke. pearl buttons
cambria ruffie around neck and sleeves oOc
Muslin Gown. neck. yoke composed of "a tucks.
sleeve and neck finished with cambria rue and bead
oOc
Gown. good muslin. yoke with clusters Of tucks and
nne Draid THINNING DOC
Muslin Gown yoke of clustered tucks. neck and
sleeves trimmed with neat French embroidery. &c
Muslin Gown. yoke of 30 fine tucks. cambria rufle
around neck and sleeves.
CaniDric Soc
Muslin Gown. yoke Of wide inserting and fine tncks
neck. trimmed with embroidered rufie
around neck and sleeves..... foc
Sahoric- ooc
Muslin Gown, yoke of hne tucks. high neck. fin
ished with very neat embroidered ruffles.
Muslin Gown. neck. yoke Of fine tucks and four
wide insertings.- '5c
Muslin Gown. yoke of polka dot embroidery, neck
and sleeves finished with beading and French en-
Droiuery oSc
Cambria Gown. yoke Of % fine tucks. neck and
sleeves trimmed with embroidered ruie. .S9c
Muslin Gown, neck yoke OF fine tucks and wide
insertngs back yoke and knee-wide paits; neck and
sleeves finished with embroidered ruffies and fine
auhH so
SAinorc
Pride Of the West' Muslin, yoke of very fine cluster
tucks neck and sleeves finished with very fine French
elnbroidered rufffes. .SSc
NJ slim Gown square yoke 40 tucks. wide insert
ing. sleeves neck and down-front Of yoke finished
with wide embroidered ru.ie. CSC
And up to 80 90.
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CHILDS & McDERMID,
LADIES' Furnishers,
11l4-11l6 + ST. NV.
DREss Goops REpucrross.

With the Ladies' it's dress. always dress
They're always thinking of what the next
dress will be made Of. We can give you valu-
able suggestions for the most perfect cloths
for dresses. and our dressmaker can tell you
the best and most becoming way to make
it up.
The most d-eamy dress goods are here at
the most lively reductions.
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All aT-T trimmed Coats Coat: R sdussS.


With view of closing out our entire stock Of
LADIES' Fur-trimmed Coats we offer each and
every one at greatly reduced prices.
IL Ladies' Black Cheviot Refers. aStrakhan
trimmed Reduced from IS 80 to 81.
8 Black Cheviot Coats. astrakhan trimmed.
Reduced from $40 to ss so.
@ Ladies' Black Cheviot Goats. cape seal
trimmed and lined TO side seams. with and
without cape seal fastenings. Reduced from
sl2 and sl3. 80 to $40.
10 Black Cheviot Coats. trimmed with black
fur. cloth-faced to side seams Reduced from
sI2 to 80
IL Black Cheviot Coats. trimmed with seal
and astrakhan fur. Reduced from S14 and
S14 80 to S1l.5O.
Offering Extraordinary at SIS 5o.-ll Hand
some Black Cheviot Coats. silk faced to side
seams and richly trimmed with black marten
and black foI fur Reduced from SIS. 80. $40
and 81. so to sl3 so.
Hsnn$&ssSSmmss s Frass WEE: R:Sness
We have concluded to close out the bal snce
Of our Imported Novelty Carriage Wrap.
and Opera" Closks. so offer them at greatly
reduced pTtoes
Special attention is drawn to these:
l Elegant Illuminated Cancels Hair Cloth
Cloak. trimmed with genuine black marten fur.
handsome silk passementerie yoke and lined
throughout with light chsngexble silk. Re-
duced from SO to $50
I EXquisitely Trimmed Matela..e Cloak
handsomely fur trimmed and fur lined. Re
duced from SIS to s6J
l MAGNIFICENT Striped Gamers Hair Long
Cloak. richly trimmed with Tribe, fur and
Handsomely lined with elegant brocaded silk.
Reduced from Sl2J to SO.
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Jok~ o; four rows Of Hamburg Inserting.
With fEs charters q tucks. and finished
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We have always made this one Of our busies.
months but with all the business done during jan
nary We do not make dime. Our patrons do the max.
ing We only rid ourselves OF surplus stock. You
could not find piece of last winters goods here when
we started this start the winter Of lS,
with clean stock will have to do some sharp SELL
ing now. as our presen: stock is at least e-thrd
larger than it should be-
1t would be impossible for as to mention each arti-
Gle reduced Almost the entire stock 10 affected in
some way By the
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS
which will prevail all during the progress Of this SALE
All Ne can do is to give You few items in some Of
the departments. so as to give you . faint idea Of
what you may expect.
DkkEEssss G99oobbss DEPPsAkkTTMMEESSTT
We are clearing our stock for the beautiful spring
eoods and In order to do this We will put the knife
In our most desirable wool dress stufs. As you
Know we have never before this season had Colored
Dress Goods. Everything Is new, and will be marked
nnucuious prices.
pieces 42-inch Atwood Moire Benyaline. navy
blue and brown with red tutfed camels hair stripe
regular price 81. 80. marked down to 81. Is yard
pieces 5-inch Atwood Novelty Figure Cancels
mar Serge. gray and brown. with black figure, regu
lar price 81 30. marked down to 81. - yard.
pieces 42-inch All-wool Twotoned Benealine
brown and gold navy and gold. garnet and gold and
reen and blue. regular price 81. marked down to
81. 35 yard
pieces 4S-inch Atwood Cancels Hair Serge with
fancy stripe in the most desirable colors regular
price 81 marked down to 1:S. yard.
Spices 4s-inch Atwood French Regence in navy
brown, light green tan, and fawn regular price
S15O. marked down to 81. % yard
0pieces 46-inch Atwood French Diagonal, in dark
green. light green. navy and brown, regular price
81. 90. marked down to 81. Is yard.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13
Rocked in the Cradle Of the Deep.

know all about the result. As the
elect ors selec ell first-class men for coun-
cimen it is fair TO presume they know
what they want, and IL all the dis
gruntled ones will wait till they speak
by their acts, they will spare themselves
and a suffering public much agon,. No
man or set of men has license to say
~ hat they will do III the matter of ap-
pointments. and until male. no one has
a right TO criticise.
Notes.
The highway department is at work on
Dyer avenue. putting that much-traveled
street in first class order.
No suburb OF Providence can show a
greater building boom than Johnston.
Some thirty new builii igs are In process
of erection aud more are projected. We
are rapidly becoming the residential part
OF the CITY.
Miss G. Phillips Is spending few
days at Hope Valley among her friends
Town Treasurer James Davis is slowly
improving, and will probably soon re-
sumo his active duties.
Town Clerk w. II. King began this
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13

tho number of divisions in the state at
the present time Is ten.
The last formed-or as H. In termed. the
"Baby," is Sterling, com mposed principally
from among the members OF the lodge
bearing that name.
This division was one year old last
evening, and at the date of its lis itu-
tion it was the recipient OF many
knightly favors from the mother" Ori-
entail, and the members desiring TO show
their appreciation for these favors, de-
cided that they would in part repay the
debt. So last evening Captain Nelson >.
Davis, with about thirty-tive sir knights,
met at their armory on Exchange place
and from there proceeded To tue armory
OF Ri de Island division with the pro-
posed intention OF making surprise
visit.
Given the Keys to the Armory.
They were, however, disappointed. for
after they had march ed into the armory
Captain John G. Purkis handed Captain
Davis the key" of the armory. Close
wagons loaded with the best OF every
thing good TO eat, and while the tables
were being arranged the guests were en-
tertained by the following program:
Selections on the violin and organ by
Brother ID. Costigan and Lieutenant
Wal; or A. Griffith; recitatioa, Alfred
Barker; banjo ana mandolin selections
by the Temple quartet, consisting Of Sir
knight w. G. Gardner. Messrs An
drsw Mckenzie, George Phillips aud
George Brownell. aud the Zephyr Male
quartet, consisting of Messrs. N n.
Wilson. William X. Mathews, jr., X. Ii.
Patterson and Ii. L. Stoyles.
The banquet Served.
About $3.50 O'clock the banquet was
ready ana about seventy-five Knights
and few invited guests aere seated and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13
OLNEYVILLE.
HAPPENINGS OF A DAY IN THAT
LIVELY SUBURB.
Rough and Ready Election-Mr. steere's
Death-An Italian on n Rampage-The
Hustle for Offices-Notes.

Last evening q full delegation of the
members Of Rough and Ready Eogine
company No. met at the engine house
for the purpose Of electing the officers for
the ensuing year. A good-natured con-
test ensued, aud after the withdrawal Of
the present foreman, George 4. Beane.
the following officers were elected by
good working majorities; Foreman,
Willis w. Fiske; first assistant
foreman, Benjamin Ii. Lister;
second assistant foreman, Rodney
w. Crothers. The minor officers were
then fill,d with but little friction, and
another year of successes. The new
foreman, Mr.. Fiske. is fully competent
To successfully cope with any confiagra-
tion we may expect for the ensuing year.
and the prestige OF the old Rough and
Ready will be fully sustained.
Death OF Mr.. steere.
ID. Harvard Steere, prominent Odd
Fellow, who lived at 91 Waterman street,
died at his residence Sunday evening.
Mr.. Steere had been sick for some two
months with consumption. A large cir
Gle OF friends will mourn his early de-
mise. He was the chaplain ot Manufac-
turers lodge, No. Is. !. o. o. F.. and a
sae#eer- tho American Mechanics
council OF this place. Services will be
held at the Church of the Messiah to-
morrow, under the auspices of the Odd
Fellows. who Will follow his remains to
the grave.
An italian Makes Trouble.
Last evening an Italian, a resident Of
CBsarville, one of the classic suburbs of
Olneyville, started out on a rampage.
and for half an hour or more made life
unbearable at the hamlet. Oiicer j. V.
Barnes was called and had shap tussle
with the dark-skinned son of Italy. but
succeeded in landing him in the lookup
at last. This morning it was reported
he is lunatic. An inquiry will be made
today as to his mental cJndition.
BOY burglars.
Joseph and Edward Duiin, brothers
about l2 and 13 years of age, were before
the eighth district court this morning.
charged with being accessory to the late
breaking and entering at Joseph Coupe's
saloon. TO which charge they pleaded not
guilty. Upon recommendation OF the
officers the cases were continu ued to July
1lth AS it was stated they are at work
regularly aud have the reputation of
being good boys. The boys readily found
surety for their appearance.
Hustle for Offices.
Tomorrow begins the hustle for Office
among the small Office holders. as the
council will meet for organization and
for the appointment of the minor OIL
GERS for the ensuing year. Aspiring poll
ticians are predicting all kinds OF trades
and results, and it Is an uncommon
thug to find person who does not
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13
snrmcnto PROBABLY Insane.

New BEDFORD. Mass, May 13-Jose
Sarmento, the slayer Of Maria Des Can
deia, remaihs at the county Jail there in
the same condition as on Saturday.
Everything is blank to him and he can
remember nothing. He says he never had
pistol and never shot his sweetheart.
He has eaten nothing since the day before
the tragedy, and is quite indignant when
questioned as 10 why he shot himself DR..
Brown Of the Taunton lunatic hospital
will examine into his condition.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13
Land Purchase Rnrnors.

NEW YORK, June 13-The report is
again revived that John ID. Rockefeller is
the purchaser of the site of st. Luke's hos
pital on Fifth avenue, recently sold for
nearly s2,500,000 Mr.. Rockefeller is am
ply able to make so large purchase by
himself, but according to some, Mn. Flag
Ter, likewise of the Standard Oil COM
pany, Is associated with him in the deal.
With Mr. Rockefeller out Of town 1t Is i'm
possible to confirm or deny the story.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13
Thrown Frnm III. wheel.

HUDSON. N. Y, June IL. Tom Roe, In
his bicycle trip against time from New
York TO San Francisco. met with an acci.
sent yesterday at Union Corners by being
thrown from his wheel lie remained un-
conscious for an hour. He rallied, how
ever, and started for Albany
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13

DENVER, June 10, Tho case Of DR..
Graves came up yesterday on the motion
for continuance to September. District
Attorney Steele filed an application, in
which he stated that 5000 is ample to
cover the expense OF securing the attend
ance of the witnesses in the case who
live beyond the borders Of the state. On
this showing the motion for continuance
was granted. DIR. Graves remains out ON
bail until that time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13
THREE BOOKS FOR 10 CENTS.

Mol. THE SCARLET LETTER. Nathaniel
No. ha"fIHsM :. Tie MYSTERY OF coLDE FELL Char
No. lS''9 UHbER n TIE RED FLAG. NJ. L. Brad
No. ug.' J. KING soLoMoN's MINES. II. Rider
No. g. %RouNp TIE WORLD IN EIGHTY
No. "a q. THE 'coRsicAN BROTHERS Alexander
No. Z. LADY GRACE. Mrs Henry Wood.
No. s. AVERIL. Rosa Nonchette Carey.
No o. THE BLACK DWARF. Sir Walter Scott
10. 10 A,NoBLE LIFE 4 =, Mis- % %Mulosb sS,.,o,,. ~
Braemo author OF Dora Thorne.
No. 1e. TIE BLACK TULIP Alexander Dumas.
No. ~ THE puTntSSS, 80 The he Duchess p 4 r,o
No. Is. IERIE's CRUSADE. Rosa NOuchot,o
No e" is' STUDY IN SCARLET. A. Conan
No. IL ROCK RUIN. Mrs. Ann g stephens
No. IS lord LIsLE's DAUdnTER. Charlotte
No. Is ~ TIE ARMoRER OF TYRE. sylvanus
No. Mbii 20. Mii GILFns LOVE STORY. George
70. 81. A SCARLET. SIN. Florence Msrryst
No. 70. fHE SEA kfNo. Captain Msrryal
No %. lTiiE sEiGE OF GRxNADA. sir Y. Bull
no. % a.. mR. NELSON'S WILL. H. Rider Hag-
No. ss JENNY HARLowE. W. Clark Russell
No Ss EHATQHIsi, BARaAIN, Mss AisSsnds. eSsT,d.
No. e. THE RUSSIAN Gypsy. Alexander Du-
No. -. THE WANDERING HEIR. Charles
No. 90 FLOWER AND WEED. NJ r. Braddon.
No. 81, NO THoKOUGnFAIiE Charles Dicscns
No. 81 .rHE GfExT HooeARry DIAMOND.
w. ~. Thackeray.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13
STERLING DIVISION.
IT'S ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED LAST
EVENING BY A ROYAL BANQUET.
visit Paid by the Younger Division to the
ment Given, Speeches Made, Etc.

The honor OF forming the first division
OF the uniform rank X. OF r. in New
England. belongs to Providence, and was
formed from among the members OF
Oriental lodge. X. of +. in 1881, and was
called Rhode Island Division No. l. aud
is today the oldest division in New Eng
land. The order has grown steadily and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13

GLENwooD SPRINGS. Colo, June 13.-A
daring robber relieved n number of the
guests at the Hotel Colorado Sunday of
money and jcwelry TO the amount of
probably $2nOO. With n six shooter promi-
nently displayed, the fellow walked
through the hotel, collected all he could
lay his hands ON, and managed to escape.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13

SING SING, June 13-John l.. Osmond,
who shot and killed his wife Marie and
John G. Burchcll, on Oct. 3, 1891, was ex-
ecuted by electricity yesterday. For three
seconds 1850 volts surged back aud forth
through Osmoud's body, then the current
was reduced to 100 VOLTS andst the end Of
40 seconds was shut off altogether. The
physicians present declared the affair a
successful one.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13

PITTsBURG, June 13.-Mrs. Eva Buffun,
wife of DIR. Frank Bufrun, having won the
first round before the grand jury in the
litigation between herself and her hus-
band and father-in-law yesterday, fol-
lowed up her victory by entering suit TO
recover $40 600 from her father-iD-law, J.
c. Buffun. for false Imprisonment and
arrest
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13
The Atlantic,s Regatta.

NEW YORK. June 13-The .wenty-
eighth annual regatta of the Atlantic
Yacht club will take place today. The
race is open to yachts enrolled In any
regularly organized Yacht club, subjec Ct
to the approval of the regatta commit
tee. The New York, American. C.rin-
Rochelle. Marine and Field. Pniladel-
phia, Corinthian of Philadelphia. East
ern, Riverside. Cedar Point, New Haven,
the Pequot association and the New
Bedford yacht clubs are invited to take
part.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13
Closing Scenes.
Ate Poisoned Cheese

PITTsBURG, June 18.-The members Of
the family of John Davis, seven in num-
ber, residing in Allegheny City, are suffer
ing from some kind of poisoning believed
to have been contained in some cheeee
purchased Saturday evening at grocery
store and eaten Sunday at dinner. All are
In fair way To recover, except Lizzie, aged
20, and Edward, aged z, who are seriously
~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13

morning to move to his summer rel
dence near Bayside. Mr.. King is antic-
pating a pleasurable summer, with an
entire relief from official duties.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13

Among the graduates at West Point
was Lieutenant Honey. sou OF ex Mayor
Honey OF Newport, who received AL \
diploma and his commission from Gen
eral Schoheld. Las night the graduat-
ing class held a banquet at the Murray
Hill hDtel In New York city. Lust
wnere Lieutenant Honey wall DC assig .ed
has not been decided
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13

The theatre train from Providence for
Worcester did not reach the latter city
until Sunday morning because the EN-
glns No. 1853 slipped her eccen ric and
blew the backing out OF her cyllnder
head mt Uxpridge. AT Northbridge a
hot box caused another delay aud the
sun had been up over two hours when
the train ulled sinto Worcester Sunday
morning. The train hands returned to
TINS city in tue morning at 500 o'clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13

les dealers Matteson a. Co., No. as
Westminster street, deserve TO DE thus
puUliciy mentioned foe putting n barre
supplied with fresh drinking water in
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13
WE ALL WANT
GOOD BOOKS.

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13
shriners in Imperial Council.

CINCINNATI. O.. June 13.-The Imperial
Council of Mystic Shriners of America
meets here today in annual conclave.
Fully 5000 Shriners from all parts OF the
union expect to participate.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13

There will be an all-day meetins of
Christian Workers at the Bethany Mis-
siop, 20 South Nam street, tomorrow ut
1880 "A. M, 2:30 and 1880 =. m. Able
speakers will be la attendance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13

The list of pupil teachers who will
enter the Norman scnool in September
for n half year preparatory TO entering
the city training school has been COM
pleted and contains the following young
,xodies; Susan X. Waite, May Il. Hall,
Erances Il. Watts. Eta w. Wide, Ida
". Crapoo, Carrie Il. Sampson. Minnie
~. Whitehead, Lillian w. Manchester,
Emma Il. Brown, Margaret j. Mel "llan
aud Lucy w. House.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13

partook If one Of the best spreads ever
served by any branch of the order in this
state. The next in order was speeches.
And Captain Davis, who officiated as
toastmaster. call led upon Captain Purkis
to respond for Rhode Island division.
Colonel Lewis f. Davis for Mej lr Gen
eral James X. Carnahan's staff, Lieuten-
ant Colonel j. ID. Carpenter for the First
regiment of Rhode Island. Chancellor
Commander A. j. Batchelder Tor
Sterling lodge, Chancellor Commander
C. B. Hawins for Oriental lodge, John
NJ. McQullion for Rhode Island lodge,
ex-Grand Master of Exchequer w illiam
ID. Arnold for the Grand lodge, and Past
Captain A. B. Gladding for the past
captains This was followed by an in
formal talk, in which Lieutenant Walter
A. Griffith. A. L. Howe, c. p. Bragg, NJ
c. Happodt. Lieutenant John u.
Walker, Il. f. Dix, Sir knight Guard
w. A. Cornell and others took part.
during which time cigars were enjoyed.
The banquet was prepared by Aithans,
under the personal supervision OF Sir
Knight Banspach.
Closing Scenes.
At five minutes before midnight Jap
tain Davis ordered the members to
gather at the orgau where SHOULD Old
Acquaintance be Forgot" was sung with
a will, and this ended one of the most
pleasant, and as the members hope, one
OF the most profitable gathering ever
held by the members OF the uniform
rank, X. of p, in the state OF Rhode
Island. The affair was arranged by
Lieutenant Walter A. Griffith, Sir
knight Recorder Alfred Williams.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13

A lowgear loaded with barrels of mo-
lasses and -four for Daniels, Cornell &
Co., lost a wheel just AS it was turn
Ing into Hardness court this forenoon.
The barrels were unloaded into the
street In order to move the heavy wagon
and street car traffic was delayed for
some time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13

Rev. DIR. ID. Witt c. Durgin. who spoke
las. evening before the members Of the
Free Baptist Social union, is the expires
ident of the Hillsdale college at Michi
gan and at present is the pastor OF the
Free BAPTIST church at Greenville. He
is a man OF much learning. an able
peaker and had. "a great success at the
head OF the Michigan college.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13

Ge eral John Bray and Joseph Austin
left tnis city last evening for Atlantic
Cily, N. j., where they will represent the
order of the Knights OF the Mystic Cha in
of this state, in the supreme lodge that
meets in that place during the present
week. Messrs. Bray and Austin will ar
rive home uext Saturday evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13

Speaking about the weather reminds
one that Providence has quite an assort-
met Of weather on hand most of the
time, and the man who hasn't had his
kind reached during the past week must
be peculiar sort Of genius.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13

The st. Paul Pioneer-Press thus de-
livers itself regarding this state: "At
present the dispute in the legislature of
next to impossible to keep any track of
it. The performances of this funny little
state for several years past are enough to
make people sorry that the other twelve
colonies dragged her into the nnion by
main strength" This may be interest
ing in the wild and woody Northwest,
but here in Rhode Island u trifle more
truth is necessary TO make such lie
interesting.