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lam as good as ono ria5u fom Toe
dead. A lew mouihs ago I had rive
myself up g. die. and hy mere chance I
heard OF MiNur's Geneva Mineral
Water, from GcuOve, New lHrH.
called at the Water Depot iu Portland.
Oregon. / told tho agent I had been
afflicted for many year with what b.
called Cyf,itcs, Ur Inflammation 20 The
BLADDER, also diabetes, that / had lot
nifty pounds weight iu the past year,
anu that ! would coon pass O. another
sphere. l have spent Thousands OF
dOilafs on doctors aud medicines. ami
nll to mo- avail; aud was usiug modI.
cline all the time Tor the past six yoafp,
by tho time | hal usud five gallons of
the Geneva Water I was cUmntru
tivuIy well. o., hear me, oil you that
uto afflicted aud suffering with Jfi.
nary ifouhlrs or Stomach Ailments ~
any KIM, the Geneva Mineral Water
will euro you. II has cured me.
Come anu sec me and judge M
youuolL 100 Post Office block, salt
Lake city.
JOHN SrODDARD,
Az uLp TIMER
We, the unlorsisucJ, testify that the
ior1going II rus.
Hon. David Ecolos, cX-MAYor Ogden.
George R1mncy, Bislup 21'h ward.
g. w. Nibley, Secretary Oregon Lum-
Der Go.
Judge Thomas ID. Dee.
Hon. Joseph Howell.
Bishop NJ. +. Brown.
John A. McAli-,,r, Notary.
Hnu. IA. NJ Spencer.
lion. J. a. West.
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music.

The Improvements Association song
Book, contains COLLECTION u Original
aud collected songs aud hymns, ut 10 music BY
Professor r. Beesley. aerenty-oshi page Of
choice music, postpaid, too.
d. : :. Uuion Music Hook, po-,Dad. Co.
Primary Tuno Rock, 10. without pastaga,
tle.
fhe Psnlmohy, pupar sides, ti60' Cloth, uoDi
Half LoAthn, uIo. Postage II ca each
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NJ Q. nLnNI. MrsIr pgALrR

Agent for the Weber, Estry and Campo
Pianos, EtteY orFana aud 80 k'nil " Musical
Merchandise Sole agent Tor tho celebrated
"ticlp Mate" sewing Machines. Nord.cH and
attachments for Nl kinds % auWias machines,
Bicycles Tor sale or rort bicycles cleaned
and repaired
n. q. MARINES.
urera HOUSE Block,
tguLN. UIAu.
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Low RATES AGAIN.
MO arnnae Wes,srn nnIIuny

Rio oraudr western halfway.
Commencing Oct lith AMI continue
ing until Oct. 3ls,, inclueive, the Rio
GRnde Western again oilefb Tie ruDllc
the extremely low faiu %. 5000 10
Chicago hud return, and s2a2j 10 ST.
Louis and return. IiCktia good Go
Nov. 10Th. Two fast through trains 10
a.i points East daily win ifuu chair
cars, tourist ulcrpor and Pullman
Palace double drawing room a'ecring
cars through TO Chicago without
change.
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missloRaY Supplies.

uorEnn's Tract No. q, se,,.
2, 8cts.
., acta.
Tho Modern Prophet, ac,s.
True W. False Religion, sctl
The Gospel Pioneer, 3,tl
a Reply 60 sTho Mormon Purgs.
tory,m %.
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Call on us before uIyine. Oufstock
Of Lumber Sash, Doors, etc.. IL com-
pletu, ant there 10 Euat dfop in
prices. Morrison, Merrill. & Go.
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IXIrNsInN oE AssEssMENT.

nCr. l6rH, isui. SALT LAKE CITY. ny
~ order Of tho Trustees of tho Lucky Bln
Mining Company mld this day, the umo for
declaring the stock delinquent on account Of
assessment So, Z, ct a.. cents yer share, n cN.
tended 90 che lrth dav Of November. 1893. and
Il NOT paid before, viii be advertised for sale
anu Hold No pahuo auction on tho .ith day Of
December tsfi ui iI o'cInra a. m., ne the ofluc
OF the company, salt Lake city. Utah, 90 pay
Delinquent asscaH muut together with costs OF
advertising aut expense ~ sale.
", j. iUUTON. eoc'y.
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catQst Publications.

Tho Life OF Joseph smith, Cloth, $500,
L"fains Eiit, 800, Morogco gilL 500.
From kirkland so sRIi Lake, by James A.
L.sua goa pagss, oiotI. 0uus.i tibOi Leather
git l2oli leather oIt Hlt, i2bo.
Forty Years Among tho Indians, W
Daniel W. Jnnos, 400 p1go-, Cloth i2dOi
Leather t250i fAathsT gilt $500.
POetichI writings or ~. n. whitney,
cloth, il5o; Leather salt. noo. Morocco,
extra GIlt 1850
Lilo Of Hebcr q. himbaII, Cioth, tl.so;
ila'i Leather, tJ0), Fal, HCO. Morocco.
extra Rilt, $500.
Lnttor-day saints Psaimody. Paper
Covered boards, Cloth Back, $50 each. !if.uo
ror dofa cloth Bound, tl6O each, ii7.oo por
doii Cloth and Leather bound, $40 each.
1850 pcr dli II aont By tutl, n ccui, pgF
copy additional.
story OF thc Boob OF Mormon, by Igdci
doorgo Hoyooia, CLOTH t260i Clo,h rnt 5000
ilAf leather Filt, $3.50 Fuu leiihor rut, ti.OO.
sunday school iIymu Hook, contains au
Tho hymns used IN uo schools, 25l pargi, Cloth
bound postpaid, 2]c
Large Rnd small Sire Bibles ia Leather
t2ol, t2bl, 500 $3.50 and 500.
Family and Pulpit bibles In dlaersnt styloi,
illustrated from iiolm $500 o,ch.
FOR SALE BY
Sl'1rlt News FahIatiigGp.
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Noble WomeQ's lives Series.

Lydia knights History, an irisr,,,.,,.
yo'umc, vution iu an attractive and ploa.is.
style. Csc.
tforoincs Of "uormondom,r intsr.,t,..,
Sketches OF womon who have proved item.
solves worthy Of honor, 2Sc.
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Dlxb RODS. oN gyD srMFr, t.ROOM
~ hrlcg house, city water, etc. tatY
trrmfi il..u
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1nl ACRES. FouH MILES FHOM
III city, a.rnDn house, orchard, stablUa
ETC., balance boo lucrrn ON Mni creek bench,
Easy payments Price t,lll
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90 ACRES, TWELVE MILUs FROM
90 city, GOOD water right orchard, four
Room house and ttahlCai Sltul.
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FOR RENT.


VYoU.E 40 HEST, CHEAr. HoOAis,
water un static ard down, on 3ih euuln
Uointcu tiH ami tlh last iluurc OF ~ W
Noyio. Assignco oycl ncscrct satonM hsnA'
DhNrEn-. ATTENTION HAVE
N o.cr luO h1uscs in an paris % the Guy
Tor rent. Ny 100 includes every lucAugni
price and convenience Cun'cl anc,. ana
courteous attendants aiwuys ready 90 show
you houses Tree OF charge. save succt car
iarc, ume and troug ~ -ei ting YOU h9u,Ss
mtut boz tho city. W. Began, 80 fosioihoe
nlock
rVuuSisuED ROOMS AND HOUSES ~
4 900 parts Of tue city W, j. logan, all
iosio1ICe hlofk,
a LARGE FARM TO RENT.
A IiSs FAHN 90 RENT slXTEES
"A mice from the city. Apply carry at ~
10 -tTcgl, hli lAho Lily. |
BUSINESS CHANCES.
-=
~ you WISH To rNGAGE ~
any Iuc % uuincs. 20 WI rayynu 10 see
ne. vs.. .. h'fan. go foito'ilee block
IgoR SALE Al A sAoHIfiUE-
\ H4i H1Hm furnished house. centrally lo'
Gated gicIraF tiI1uHr month. Pour hoalih
cause in. HUult. ", j. hogan, 40 loftonco
h.ogA
lsrLFNuIn OPENINGS ron CAPABLE
hDoMCe wuu Oh aot halt Interest iu C.tau.lsnui
businrf.us s.ltl ~, required. W. J. $50.
lan. ,l0ios,1lco DOCK
HAVE sEvEuAL SHOE .GR0CrmFs
1 tor sale frlm So 90 Ia,IIA W j.. hogan,
10 rottoGcc block
INuRNt RilNtNG uoUsEs
II aud hotels. centrally located 10 70 Dbl
fuumai clearing o. SOD per month rice
- 90 i5,u.J W. }. hogan. 80 ioatolao
block
tEvEgAL coon PAYING UEsrAu.
- r1un. Prices, $50 90 il.uuA W. j. 30
Fau, tlu rUatUncu Block.
II you VAST ouuD PAY.
4 ing sauIn, call ou me. w. ]. Began, 40
fo1tom.e hloc.
GrLtNpD OPENINGS iN MEAT
- mHrrc.H, we'll established anu good loca
ulns. MONEY makcrl ". j. hogan h'
II YOU WANT a GOOD PAYING
Il millinery nr dfus1muhins pur.ort call on
mH. W. ), Hogan, $50 fottomcc block
S,EyEUAL uAEEmE, And coz.
= fDcuuucrirs, doing nice business. W.
j, Hogan, go fuatu1lcc hlock.
XIvulLg pH HALF INTEREST
w m tlru.f fh1gA w. J. Hogan, ho
r0stoncc nl0tA
A FEW srLrNpip OPENINGS ~
~ the hardware ami plumbing business.
". =. Hogan, az rostoncc block.
II YOU DON'T sEE WHAT VOC
A want lu che above list call on mo. ". J.
Hogan, enc rla1n'1 h'ueE
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LOST

A BERNARD FEMALE rUP, SEVEN
"a months oii. Return 60 uraby'a store az
,ctenth hast aud seventh south and be re-
wardod.
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HOUsEs FoR RENE IN ALI
IL parts OF the city.
DHOEsuECK & ROSE.
No.bi W Second south Street Rooms p N4
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WANTED.

DAHrNER ron RESTAURANT. uwNEH
L has complete oui1l aud Waut. psflnrr
change hmc6u. 90 D. 600 south strcet.
nMHY uNNp. HARDWARE sALE-
- man, dru maus sat Lake Exchange
bureau, 10 B., sud south street
~ COAL MINERS. HANCu MAS,
~ to iced stock Salt lake EXCHANGE
hnfrau, ~ y. Zoe snuin eueet
VANtrOR CATHOLIC. SALT LAKE
- exchange iulcau, ~ y 2nd south street
AuY CANvA--IH. SALARY ANp
- CummIsul1n, lady partner with email
capital. cal. Lake iAChanEo bureau 90 k
ma souih it,,t
DOY ron BAKEuY. sTEAnY WORK.
ID salt lake exchange Bureau, CD e.. aud
south ucct
NtTANTEp-A Fm,rcLAss Tor BuG.
W ry ~ phuCtun and harness. Must hO a
bargain. w. y. iioEan, 81 foatuGico Wood.
HirY ANp COUNTY WARRANTS
- tought W'J' hogan, go fos'oniee block
XtrANIEu-A GOOD WORK TEAM
w harness ANA wagon. aHo good double
fri % buggy harness, ". }. hogan, 80 ioat
unco hi0ck
~ YOU WANT TO W. sUuE or A PAIR
4 treatment whom you sell ur buy so 90 The
Daeret second-hsnd ,lore. lig south, ta,g ~
A It. RtNps 90 GOODS, Al 81
- State. ~ Mcnutr
A GtNr- MNKE q DAY, UUEArEsr
"a Kitchen Utensils ever invented Nttaiia
$50, Two Co HiN rold iu every house sample.
postage PAID Tive cents, torihcc g McMHhtn,
Cincinnati, %.
NM CHEAPEST PLACE ~ TuvN r.
The I. n. L. second baud tore. wet.
second outh. Large stock o. over ihiug on
hand
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- HuOM IhAME HOUSE AND SUM
- mor kitchen, 2lNl2a feet, lowing we'll, all
fenced. 4nu fuHts 1850.
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GuEPNKu's AuyFRusiNG uUsINE h
- Exchange o. O. lit 7nuth, branch one
q ne oldest and beet AI nulnted bureau oi m.
formation In America Too frat 10 oper a."
tunrfEmgur, rIiy operator T. W, trchuu q,
solicitor, D., 4. haalpy. solicitor NaNgr
sN,pId, WaFur. Mra, X A., shepard.
maupui Nir' o., rrk's, solicitor, Telephone
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GR0ESBECK & ROSE
CO IsIT Mn.

MONEY TO LOAN AT ALL TIMEs
wi AZ fair ratol
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MONEY BROKERS.

coz nnn To LOAN uN CITY
- 30. AJNyO property, farms or chat
tics. W.. Hogan ii0 osIuFrc Block.
II NuJ WISH 10 uuEl.uN MUNsl.
Call ou SAIL LAMB VALLEY LOAN
a THusr COMPANY. n east, tirtt south
street
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nE IMPROVED PROPERTY. II ANY
~ quantity crosby 81 CROSBY, q Main ~
Notary ru1lo ln ofIcu
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NEWS CONDENSED.

Mrs. Ulysses S. Grant is going to Wash
ington to live.
One death from typhus occurred in New
York yesterday.
A warehouse was burned at New Haven;
loss, ss5,000.
The New York Life insurance company
Is sued for 100000.
o. A. Taft, the veteran caterer of Point
Shirley, Mass, is dead.
A schooner was wrecked at Marblehead,
Mass, with 200 tons Of coal on board.
A meeting of New York Irishmen has
been called TO ratify the home rule bill.
Two negroes were killed and three in
jnred by falling wall in Danville, Va.
Rival revolutionary generals proclaimed
themselves dictators in Honduns
The Spanish government has taken steps
70 stamp out the Republican movement
The Armour Packing company was in
corporated In New Jersey; capital, $780,
00o
The exhibit Of the German government
10 the Worlds fair arrived at Baltimore
British and American blue jackets came
near having fight i'm the streets of Hon
olulu.
Newfoundland thanks the world for its
generosity to the sufferers by fire at st.
Johns.
A general strike Of switchmen on the
Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio
roads Is imminent
President Seth Low Of Columbia college
sent $1,000 for the Brooks AZ periJ build-
ipg at Uayyagd "
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-09
BOSTON BASEBALL CLUB.
Schedule of the Games to BE Played at
Home and Abroad.

Schedule OF the Games to BE Played at
Home and Abroad.
NEW YORK, March 9.-Following Is the
arrayed schedule of games for the Boston
League club at home and abroad:
Boston at hofne-Brooklyn, May Is, 10, -,
June IL, 10, so; New York, May Is, IL, IL, July
20, q, %; Philadelphia, May % %, "a, Jnly 81,
Aug. /, 2; Baltimore, June % q "a July q. %
90 Washington, May 2, %, e. July "A, s5, 26 Chi
oago, May -, 10. Decoration day, Aug. -,
30, 81; Cleveland, June 3, 5, Q, Aug. 25. 8, -;
Pittsburg, June 10, II, l3 Aug. 1s, ~, 2l; Gin
cinnati, June Z, So, Aug. %, % "a; Louisville,
May n, June l, 2. Sept. q, &, Q; st. Louis, June
H. Is ID, Sept. 2, 4, ,5.
Boston abroad-At Brooklyn, May IL, IL. IL,
Aug 3, T. 8; New York. April -, y, -. July IL,
Is, 49, Philadelphia, May j, 2, g. Aug. Ia. ID. 10;
Baltimore, May 4, S, 9, Aug. 10, IL, II; Washing
ton, May 8, o. 10. Aug. 7, D; Chicago, July 3,
4, l. Sept. IL. IL, l3; Cleveland, July ~, II, IL,
Sept. Is, 10, %; Pittsburg, July Q, g, Sept. Ia,
l5 l6 Cincinnati, July l3, IA, Is, Sept 81, ., q;
Louisville, June %, %, IS, Sept. 25, u, az st.
Louis, June 20, 30, July /, Sept 2S, 70, 30.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-09
matter Is that q majority OF Corbett's
Boston hackers won on FItzsimmols.
BENEFIT AT PAWTUCKET.


Providence Played Polo and baseball
An Orange Race.
Two games were played at Pawtucket
In the Broad Street kink last night for
the benefit OF the p 10 team OF that city.
The Pawtucket Amateurs defeated the
Attleboros by a score OF to o. The
teams were made up as follows: Paw
tucket Amateurs-Lambert, Lee, Guile
Crowley, Byrns; Attleboros-Capron
Miller, Gray. Cooney, Keeler.
Providence then played Pawtucket at
baseball. The team from this city won
in the three innings by score OF 9 to 4.
There were seven players one each side.
Providence had Conway as pitcher, Nc
Carthy as catcher, Newcomb on first,
Morrison on second. Williams on third,
Leydon as short stop and Whippie IN the
field.
Pawtucket had Glare in the box, Glare
as backstop, Joe Hamill on first, Menard
on second, Pierce on third, Sullivan as
shortstop and George Smith in the field.
John Turnbull umpired. IL Is safe to
say that such game OF baseball never
before was seen.
Next on the program was an orange
race, In which there were four contest
ants. A lad by the name of Dawson won
rirst prize, forty-eight oranges.
The benefit ended with an exhibitio
.olo game between Providence and Paw.
tucket Pawtucket won. The summary
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-09
Republican State Convention.

At regular meeting OF the Republican State
Central Committee. held at Narragansett Hotel, In
the city Of Providence. on Friday the Sd day OF
March. 1893 the following resolutions were unani-
mousy adopted:
Resolved. That a State Convention OF Republican
delegates be held at Music Hail. In the city OF Proyi-
dence, March 2ist 1898. at IL o'clock a. m. for
nominating Stale officers for the ensuing year, and
for the transaction OF such other business as may
properly come before said convention.
Resolved, That the several towns and city COM
mittees are hereby requested to call primary
meetings for the purpose OF electing delegates TO
said convention. double In number to the repre-
sentation Of the said towns and cities In the General
Assembly and to elect members OF tho Sta,e Gen.
trail Committee for the ensuing year. as follows
namely; Three from the city OF Providence and
from each Of the other cities and towns Of the
State; also to elect town and city committees for
the ensuing year, and TO report the names of the
State Committee and the OF the town and city
committees together with the names OF the chair
men and secretaries thereof. with their post once
addresses upon the credentials OF the delegates to
he convention. and that said meetings be held on
or before March Ia. 1884, and that the secretaries
Of said primary meetings be requested to forward
q copy OF the credentials OF delegates Immediately
after their election the secretary OF the State
Committee.
Resolved. That the several town and city COM
mittees be and hereby dlrec I'd to call the
primary meetings for the purpose OF nominating
candidates for Senators and Representativ the
next General Assembly not later than March Ia.
1903. and that the nomin alton papers OF the cand-
dates OF said primary meetings be filed forthwith
with the Secretary Of State.
ResoIrcd, That the members of the town. city OF
ward committees calling the primary meetings L,
order under the above CALL together with the chair
men and secretaries Of said meeting be instructed
tocertfy upon he credentials Of delegates that said
delegates elected pursuant TO a regular call OF
said town or city committees.
HUNTER @. WHITE, Chairman
EUGENE r. WARNER. Secretary. mr4-14t
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Collar and Elbow wrestling.

BosToN, March "a coming event in
sporting circles which is attracting con-
siderable attention is an old-fashioned
collar ana elbow wrestle match between
Eddie Leehan of Fairfield, VT, and Ell
Leso of Brighton. The men met once for
stake of $50 side at Cambridge,
but the result was not satisfactory.
Leehan is now understood to be anxious
to arrange match for a reasonable
stake. They will be in Boston in a few
days In answer to a call from his old
trainer and hacker. John McAuley. a
prominent Boston athelete is prepared to
give a pur for the men to wrestle for
outside of the stakes. A great contest is
expected.
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Boston sports Mourn.

BosToS, March 9.-Boston sports are in
mourning aVain. They got hold Of the
wrong end OF the Fitzsimmons-Hall f. hit
last night. aud lost heavily in conse-
quence. This reverse. coming so closely
upon their recent experience with the
Corbeti-Sullivan fight, tells heavily upon
the majority
Many had wagered heavily on Halls
vinning ia the hope of getting back
portion OF the money theF had lost on
Sullivan and the result nas caused some
thing OF panic. Hall was the favorite
here at odds Of 10 TO o two days before
the fight. and great deal Of money was
placed ~ even better odds. One OF tue
curious features In connection With tue
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-09
Eimwood Club Bowling.
MUSIC HALL.
A Free Lecture Course Well Worth At
tending.

A Free Lecture Course Well Worth At
tending.
There will be feast for lovers of beau
tiful pictures in the wonderful dissolving
views with which the eminent DR. Greene
of "a Temple place, b ston, will illustrate
his series of grand free lectures in Mu sic
Hall Thursday and Friday, March and
10, at s o'clock. These most fascinating
ly attractive lectures always draw
throngs of people To enjoy them, and as
they are perfectly free TO the public we
predict immense audiences. One eau
have no idea of these n ost magnificent
and entertaining lectures without lis
tening TO the doctor ana witness ng the
marvellous scenes. Friday evening the
illustrated lecture will be private, To men
only. Friday afternoon at o'clock there
will be private illustrated lecture, TO
ladies only. Admission 70 al lectures
free to all parts OF tue house.
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PROVIDENCE. March s. 1saa.

PROVIDENCE. March s. 1898.
Brothers OF Elmwood Lodge No. 10. X. OF r.. are
requested TO attend funeral OF deceased Brother
Charles Arnold at Linwood avenue, near Gran
ston street, at p. M, wearing dark clothes and
white p.oves. Per order
J. r. MUNRoE, c. Z.
q. C. GREENE, X, X. and s.
BCOCK-rn this city. March :, WILLIAM
HENRY BABcooK of Lebanon Springs N Y.
aged 60 years. months and days.
CROwLEY-In this city. on the sth inst. JuLIA
A., daughter of jeremiah }. and Honora c. ow-
ey asa ro, ber resSenc au a. No
strong avenue, Friday. March 10. at p. m
Relatives anu irieDds are invited 10 attend.
ANSi FARREiI. in the i2d year OF her age.
Funeral from her husbands residence. No. 1874
Pond street Friday. the 10th inst, at $50 a. m.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend.
GRAY-In Tullahoma. Tenn, March :, WILLIAM
GRAY; eldest son OF the late Church ana Sally
l. Gray, In his SOtn year.
JOHNsON-In Warwick, 9TH inst, NATHAN II.
JOHNSON, in he 18TH year OF his age.
the residence OF his son. Att ed A. Johnson
silver Hook avenue. Warwick, Relatives and
ience OF family.
KFNYON-ln this city. March s, NATHAN KEN
Funeral from his late residence, 1853 sherbourne
street SATURDAY; nth INST, at y. IN Relatives
Boston aud Wakefield. Il. l.. papers please copy.
IANNON-ln this city, on the 9TH inst, JOHN
LANNoN. aged 40 years.
Friday, 10th inst. at $3.50 a. m. Relatives and
frie ds are invited to attend.
MASON-In this city. sth inst, Corp JAMES r.
MASON, aged 30 years. NOM hs and days 4
m mber OF Tenth X ]. Vols. Co X; enlisted
May 26. and mustered out sept 1, 1sn2.
Funeral will take place Frtuav, 10Th inst. at .
oo.ock. from his Late residence, % John street.
Relatives and friends are IL vited to attend.
M'CLOY-in this CITY. 5th Inst JOHN A. Nc
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
pHILI,IP--In this city. sth inst. CHARLEs c.
PHILLIPS, I'm the 10Th year OF his age
Funeral Friday, 10Th inst, at O'Clock p m from
the residence OF his son-in-law, Jason :. Aus ia,
as Pioneer street Johnston Relatives and
friends are invited TO attend. Burial at Green
willie. Conn.
RICHARDSON-ln Chicago, March T. JANE,
RICHARDSON, In his Os year.
RIGAN-In this city. on the Sth inst, MARY
wife Of John Regan aged o. years.
Funeral from her husband residence No. II
saunders street, Friday, the l0tn INST. at a. m.
Relatives ana friends are Invited 10 attend
sMITH-In this city. 5th inst, Mrs. CELIA
SMITH. ia the 18th year Of her age.
Funeral services Friday, luth inst, at y. M. from
hcr late residence. 10 Wilson street. Relatives
and friends are invited To attend without fur
ther notice. Buria. convenience OF family.
sTEDMAN-In Wakefield, suddenly. March :,
MARINA a. STEDMAN
Funeral Friday, 10Th insL at IL o'clock.
TO0Tu-In this city. IN inst. WILLIAM HENRY.
youngest child OF James n. and Mary Tooth.
aged 2years. month and "a days.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-09
HALL KNOCKED OUT
By One Terrific Blow by fitzsim-
mons Clever Right
BUTFOUR ROUNDS WERE FOUGHT
The Battle Proved tho Easiest the Victor
Has Had I'm Americs-It Was for n
$4,000 Purse and 800 = Side
5000 Persons Were Present-Polo.

New ORLEANS, March 9.-The fight
between Bob Fitzsimmons and Jim Hail.
for purse of $4,000 and stake of $io,-
600 side, took place here last night at the
arena Of the Crescent Athletic club. The
purse was the largest one ever offered foi
q single fight, and the contest was exciting
and interesting from start to finish.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-09
JOHN STON
Republican Caucus.

The Republican electors of the town Of Johnston
are hereby ed to meet at the Cou neil Cham
ber, l9l Plalnh Id street, on SATURDAY. March
IL. 1888. at y. IN, for the purpose OF electing
town committee aud a member OF the State Central
Committee for the ensuing year; also to ekect six
delegates 10 the state convention TO be held in
Music Hall on TUESDAY. March 2f, NJ IL a. m;
also 20 transact any other business that may legally
come befo re sa caucus
Per order Town Republican COMMITTEES.
r. A. TWlTCHELL. Chairman.
III. W. PARMENTER, Clerk. mr7-tu-th sa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-09
MARRIED..
WEBSTER

-WHITING-In this city. March
q by the Rev. l.. +. Dunha am. JOSEPH WEBSTER
and Miss VIOLET WHITING, both Of Provi-
dence.