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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
WEDDING AT BLACKSTONE.
Miss Mary u. Powell Becomes tho nfioe
OF SIR Waveriy Kurt
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

BLACKSTONE, VA. june 29.-To-day OF IL
o'clock a; TIE Baptist church Mr.. Waveriy hnf''
prosperous young farmer OF this county was
married TO Miss Mary h. Powell, the popular
and accomplished daugnlor OF SIR. j. L. Fo"ei'
County Treasurer. Tho ceremony was perform
cd by the pastor. Rev. ". T. sanford inc
bridal pnrty entered tho church as the soit ana
sweet sirains % Mon:clssohns wedding matcn
was rendered by Miss fannio PoTeii
SISTER Of the bride. The bride was Handsomely
attirei IN a tniior-made travelling sult OF gray
with mt and gloves 10 match. Tho church was
hHod 10 overnorinC With friends aud relatives OF
the contracting parties. Among those ptese",
from distance vcro Miss Lucy Wa,toh, %
Prince Edward: Miss Myrtle Spain, Of Dinvid-
die ana 81. Pelham Hart, OF Petersburg. m
mcdiatcly after the ceremony Nj and Nrs. hur,
boarded the cast-bound train for 81 extended
Trip TO the principal northern cities ana places
OF interest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30

OLD MIMIC
~ ~ STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
MN TRIwEEKLY FOR NEW YORK.
X steamers leave Richmond
<KyERY TUESDAY, WEDNKS-
DAY, and FRIDAY at > o'clock y.
NJ Nantes. closed one hour before sailing time
steamers Leave New YORK ron t,er 10 N2t Is,
Rtver for Richmond every MONDAY. WEDN ES-
DAY. and SATURDAY al 3 7. NJ, arriving IN
Richmond MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. and FRI
DAY MORNINGS. Mondays sfeaIncriroin Ne~
Work and Wednesdays from Wchmond carry no
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
CABIN fare TO New York ducludins meals an
and bertn) via JAme.-river route. ;....s w
Round.trfp .ickots. limited 10 thirty days -,
after date OF iesue. .....-'''''''''' az
Steerage fare, with subsistence, w
Steerage fare, without subsistence. w
Cnhin fare ria Chesapeake ana ONO rail-
way and Richmond and Petersburg
raIiropd ticke,s linii:ed to four dsy-l.. y W
Round-trip tickets limited TO thirty days. ~ Vo
Tickets can be Obtained nj hichmoni transfer
Company's. q0l east Main street: Chesapeake
aad ohio and Rtrh mond and Petersburg dspots
and Al tho compsny's Office, 1901 Main street,
and wharf, Rockets
Freight forwarded and through bills Of lading
Issued FOR points beyond Now York.
Freight received daily until +. N.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS. and sAIt h
DAl y Nv the 1uccFpfhhe Gnu Ofllb thlANb1 ~ Z
Newport News at 3 7. N. and by tho Richmond
and Petersburg railroad same days az .,:lC Z.
NJ. will make connection At NORFOLK with
steamer leaving those DAYS.
GEORGHW. ALLEN & CO., Agents.
No. 1901 Nam st-eet,
myI and company's WHAT, Rockets.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT s,.rS,a,
y COMPANYs JAMES-RINEk S,nssS-aizi.
LINE for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Ola POINT, New
port News, CiaremOnt, aud James RIVER lAh l.
ings. ard connecting at Old Point aud norfolk
for Washington, baltimore, and the North $50
sTF4NEK ABEL LEAVES RICH dOND
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, AND
FRIDAY AT : a. N.
Electricians direct to wharf. only sl.oO nrst-
cass, $3.50 round trip, and | sscond-ciass 10
Norfolk, Portsmouth. Old Pont, nni Newport
News Muse by a Grand OrchestriCn.
Freight received daily for ahoye-name1 places
and ali points in Eastern Virginia and S0rth
Carolins.
J. W. McCARRICK, Vice-Presient
No. liz east Nam street anu wharf,
IRWIN " sIslGER. Freight and Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
WI. CLASSOT 1898.
rWeNrv-ssvsN GRADUATES STEP
FORTH ARMED AND EQUIPPED.
FINAL Exerctsss Of the Fifty-fourth scho'
iastie Year--Dcgrcea Dipiomas, and
rrisss Conferred and Awarded.
rsncc,.l telegram 70 tho DIspa,ca.l

Especial telegram 70 the Dspatca.'
YExnoroS. Va, juno 2o.--Another class
has s,epped forth from tho West Point Of
the South fully armed and equipped fo'
the battle OF life. After four years of tho
rough drill and discipline they are fully
competent 20 endure the hardships. and
with the educational facilities afforded 10y
the old Virginia Military Institute. they
will stand ia the foremost rank OF the col
lege-Inen Of the times.
LAST ASSEMBLY.
To the twenty .seyen graduates tie last
assembly. which was sounded At 1890 A.
NJ. TO call them 10 arms and place, them
shoulder 10 shoulder. was indeed breas
ING Of friendship ties which had bound
them es brothers. From the front 81 tue
barracks the corps was marched 10 tho pa
raae- ground % pass IN revicw under the
command OF thor cOmmondant, Coionel
Thomas H. Marshall. before the august
Hoard of Visitors aud institute ihcuitv
there assembled. They were tAen marched
20 the mess hail where the Graduatin;
exercises took place. no exercises Ncr
ouercd With PRAYER The superintendent,
General Scott Sl'up. liz d., then r@ai "A
LIST oi The distinguished men 10 tntf re-
specuvc classes. The yalCdictorA toilo"ed,
which Was delivered los a. o.. oIint' on A.
larfa. Ca. nad showed thai tho so.pl J
conc find FIR nimse.i q place IN the "rn-
to-.cal arena a. VOL 90 upon the heid
az glory when called upon.
uIrf,Mts A>o nT3RrEs.
Tho rra4uafr~ wcro then awarded thor
Giulpu.ls .ul tnp degrees conferred 49, inl-
lows ic tr-t IVc were declared dlSt!u-
..,islcl Ola iuItr.. J. j. s. II. bearing Of
iu.ua 10 H. W. II. rcyton. Of NUcl-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30

10y VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED
ID Of trust recorded in the Clerks Office OF
Richmond Chancery Court, in Deadlock 132
B. page 312, default having been made in the
payment OF the note therein secured, and being
required go 10 do by tho beneficiary. shall sell
at public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, July 8, 1893,
at O'Clock z. NJ, all that certain LOT OF
LAND. with a FRAME DWELLING thereon.
situated In the city Of Richmond, on the west
side OF Seventh street nearly opposite the City
spring. fronting on said west side OF seventh
street % feet and running back between parallel
lines 100 feet.
Terms: Cash as to expenses Of sales, taxes.
note ami interest due thereon; balance on terms
70 be announced az sale. {. LlPSCOnB,
Trustee.
MANNISG c. STABLES & CO., Auctloueers
ie 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
-tORR,S ISLAND. XIKGINIA'S

COBB'S ISLAND, VIRGINIA. >
- SEASIDE RESORT m tho Alta It'c Ocean;
increase Of hotel accommodations: now 51iiI-
inge ana other improvements: thH nn"si beach
and surf bathing IN cne world; ~ pe-shooiiug,
fishing aud pOat-taillns unsUrDns3st; can bs
reached daily by New YORK, Philadelphia ana
Norfolk railroad from North or south. Pass n
gers going to CDbb's island mLst get Oh NJ
Cobbs Station. Trains-We win u. Get the 10
A. n. uortn-bound Tram and tn, Sis T. -.
south bouni tram AZ Cobb's Station; passengers
:rnnsferrci 10 ihe island Ly Hira uer. Terms:
$3.50 per Gag. sI2 per week, Si1 per m0p.h;
hotel IhyeiciaR, 81. For fnr;le- Information
address l. J.. COBB u >. J. NTAD1'
"a. ac,Iyrn prorriafpr4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30

~ II. PRICE, AT MECHUMS
RIVER. will take BOARDERs on reasonable
terms ic i-eollm'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
MAJOR vADEN's FUNERAL.
III, Vemnins WIN 10 Inferred To-Day
ha"Ke.s Rr9t hy the 'Durg'S Boys.

,Co-resool4cnr % ~ the Richmond Dispatch
NIIioH-bIGs. Va. Juno 29.-hajor Nolosko
yadsu, wro di"I yesterday morning at his home,
Lofty Retreat 80 New kelt county, viii be
l4-iel Io-lnofr0w IN The family turylug-grouni
o. Furlucl -res. near whero ne lived. bec"ase
i1I .c-u Ie. inning ~ health for some time, ana
l.4 drath was Rot o surprise 10 MS iaullN ana
frcri-. HISS AGE was about d3. MAJOR Naden
w.- VOL known w the state having been Iromi-
n,ut iu .o,ti-- .s the chairman OF the Molari-
uail .uuvec .iOu, which started the Eeadiuslcr
,.lrty ~ Virginia. lie had a number ct friends
hrre, VINO were PINNED 90 hear Of h.s death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
FORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL,

LAKE GEORGE, n. w.
Now ouen. ne largest. best Appointed, aud
most literally conducted hotel NJ Lake George.
PURE WATER, ri REAR, PERFECf HEALTH
For terms md particulars, apply Ho'el Greuo-
Die, Fliiy-sixth streot and Seventh a 'clue, sew
YORK WILLIAM SOBLE,
lie FGSuts Owner and Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
N = = : baIialk:Sas.s.l.

12xAO
s~nE.u.E.N EFFECT JULY >.
LEAVE kiCnAoND, DYRD-sIliEEI STA.
300 \. II. Dsiiy-k.chmcud anu y .iHia p.
IIbULED LIMITED Aff'0
iolk Hrs A. NJ. Stops lg
tersbarg, Wayerly. All >la b
900 A. ". Daily THE CHICAGO AN Sd
tor Lyncnuurg, koaso>.. '.- 4
iocah0ntas, keuosa, N''-.-'
ead Chicago. Pd..ini
sleeper Norfolk 70 ,H'es
snausc. SoAhe'N' - -
Wnston-salcin. a.! M''.
stations Wilson's Alo9i l.'
1918 p. u. Daily Tor a9anoss' IA ,,.. s.,
sns w. Ds ', s,l Esst Te6n bel t
gIuia ani Goofa.a ral-..- =
ear Polersogfs 70 10
tSil@sa sleeper Sp, ,a So"l ..s ,1s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30

Mr.. Cary Il. Epes Of Tyler, Texas. EDITOR %
the yler Record, IS waiting hi' paronis NJ ana
Mrs. R,hari Epes, 81 this place. Mr.. tpcs Is
aeon panied by his vito. and they VIII proOa-
by spend several weeks here. .
1his community deeply sympathizH WIN mr.
and Mrs X. y. Tucker m tho iOss Of their bright
ana Interesting httio boy, who died last Hlsut
aitor an illness Of two weeEs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
MERcHANrs, NArrosAL RANk.l

UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY,
RiCHaOND, VA, June 20, 1898. }
THIS BANK HAS THIS DAY De
1 CLARED \ DIVIDEND OF THREE AND
A HALF PER CEN1. out of the net earnings
of the past six m0lihs payable 10 tho stock
holders. freq ~ all taxes. on and after the lsr
or July. 1898.
f. 27-tJy3 JF.GLENN, Cashier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
NATIONAL BANK or vIRGISIa,p

NATIONAL BANK or V1RGINIA,l
RICHMOND, VA, June % 1898. I
T'HF DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
1 have to-day declared dividend 4 THREE
PEI CENT. free of all taxes. payable 70 the
Htockhodsrs on AID after the lsr DAY OF
JTLT NEXT. j. ". LOCKWOOD,
la Nv Cashier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
White Sulphur Springs,

ITOUNTAIN-T HOTEL AND
vi SPRINGS. over ROcknsh Gap, Blue lifge
Mountain. ,9g6 feet above the level % "a sea.
Elmo view, n delightful summer resort, heap
board, strong iron springs; many attiacti'ns -
the invalid, pleAsurc-sceSers, aud families; ~
easy access. Address hessIs MASS!E = CO.,
Alton, Va. my 4-1m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30

NOW OPEN-THE b L ID f o Il ID
~ ALUM. IRON. AND IODINE SPRINGS OF
VIRGINIA, and receiving visitors dsily. Best
health and pieasure resort scombined In tho
state, showing y record Of testimonials and GER
tincates Of cures for the pas; forty yeirs unsnr-
passed by any other water In this country. Ac-
c0mmoda. ions nrst class. Terms reasonable.
splsudil AVN and shade. Interesting pam
phlct OF 1lfiy pages mailed on application.
BEDFORD SPRINGS POST-OFfICE. VA.
J. p. MABEN, Trustee,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
By Cobb & Wingheld,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctloneer5.
rTRUSTEE'S SALE AT AUCTION

TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF n deed Of trust from Annie l..
Sykes and G.. VI. Sykes, her husband, 10 W. b.
Rcddy, trustee, dated Noyember j., lSe<, re-
corded IN the Chan"ery Court OF Richmond city,
Deed Book la A, page $50, 20 secure tho pay
Inent OF $1,000 and whereas default has been
made in the payment thereof, and the benei-
ciary under said deed having demanded that
the said trustee shall sell the property conveyed
IN said deed. shall cell al public auction, on
the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. THE 5rH DAY OF july, 1893,
AZ G:3o =. NJ, tho LIFE ESTATE of the said
AMMO l.. sykes in n certain house, located
on west Clay street said house IL NO. az, To-
Gated on the south side OF Clay street between
Muniori and Gilmer, and fronting on sai1 Gay
street 20 feet inches and running back De-
tween parallel lines $50 feet, moro or less, 70
an allev. At the same timo and place | will soil
all the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE that was IN
said house on the 18TH day Of November, 1892
TERMS: Made known ~ sale.
w. F. kEDDY, Trustee.
COBB & WINGFIELD, Aucloneers. 70 80
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-06-02

A daughter was born, Monday night, tc
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Ellis.
Another of Engineer Prongers children is
down with the scarlet fever.
Assistant Supt. Highland of Denver was a,
western division headquarters, Wednesday
on railway business.
Mrs. Julian Huaniski will leave for Chica.
go, Monday on 6, to take in the glories of the
Columbian exposition.
No. was about four hours late, Tuesday
the result of switch engine in the Denver
yards failing to get in the clear.
A carload or two Of students from the LIE.
land Stanford university, California, passed
through on 2, Wednesday morning.
Nebraska State Pharmaceutical Association,
Nebraska City, June 6-S. Fare one and third
rate for the round trip. Tickets on sale June
3-S inclusive.
American Medical association, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, June 60. Fare one and third
rate for the round trip. Tickets on sale June
SO inclusive.
Meeting of the Nebraska Sunday school
association, Fairbury, June 6-S. Fare one and
third rate for the round trip. Tickets on
sale June 3-8.
ID. II. Hawksworth, chief Of motive power,
spent Saturday in the city looking over the
companys plant here, on his way to Platts-
mouth from Denver.
Master Mechanic Archibald has purchased
the two lots on Mcfarland street immediately
south of Engineer Snyder's residence, and
expects to build comfortable cottage there
on soon.
Conductor and Mrs. V. H. Solliday have
been in Red Cloud, this week, disposing of
some property there. They contemplate
making extensive Improvements to their prop
erty in our city, this season.
The Burlington flyer was several hours late
last Tuesday night, owing to an accident at
Guide Rock. No. 5was thrown off the track
at that place and five cars ditched. The ac-
cident was caused by the washout of bridge.
but no loss of life resulted.-Lincoln Journal.
1t is rumored that we will soon have new
time card which will bring the train to I'm
perial in the evening to stay over night and
go out in the morning. This will be great
accommodation to our people who can 90 to
McCook or further on business and return the
same day.-Imperial Voice.
dining car service has been placed on
the B. & M. trains running into this place.
The car lays over here at night and is placed
on I3 going west and goes to the meeting
point and is brought back by Io and taken to
Wymore where IS picks it up and takes it
through to the meeting place with ID which
brings it back to this point-Red Cloud Belt,
The railroad managers ought to realize by
this time that the people are inclined to resent
the determination to keep the worlds fair
rates up to the highest possible notch. II
something is not done to put reasonable fares
into effect pretty soon the result will surely
be the wholesale cancellation of resolutions
to visit the fair. This is not an idle threat
1t is business.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-06-02
LAND OFFICE AT MCCOOK, NEB.,
Nav 31 1902

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final homestead proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made before
Register or Receiver at McCook, Neb.. on Sat-
urdaY. July Is, 1888. viz:
ROBERT 7. ALLAN,
who made II. E. No. S942 for the southeast
quarter of section 3, in township /, north of
range 30. west of the 9th p. NJ. He names the
following witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon. and cultivation of, said land,
viz: Edward F. Duffey. Richard M. Wade
John III. Wade and Andrew Anderson all of
McCook, Neb. J. P. LINDSAY. Register.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-06-02

S. H. Colvln is expected home on Sunday
c. ]. Ryan will be absent until the 10th of the
month.
The decision of the supreme court in the
impeachment cases will not be delivered until
next Monday, to which date the court has
adjourned.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Real attended the flu.
neral of Mr.. Reals brother Captain P. S.
Real of Grafton, last Thursday morning
They arrived home Wednesday night.
Antl-mortem obituary notices of General C..
H. VanWyck continue to appear in number
of the state papers. In the meantime the
general is up and well on the way to recovery
If all the prominent fnanciers and states
men who declare that the country is going to
the devil unless the coinage Of silver stops,
and all the other prominent fnanciers and
statesmen who declare that ruin can only be
averted by free coinage, are all right, it is
plain to be seen that the country is strictly
"between the devil and the deep, deep sea. u
We are assured by a newspaper that seems
to be the personal organ of Commissioner
General Garneau that the smoking room in
the Nebraska building is a dream of beauty"'
or words to that effect. 1t is very good
scheme for Mr.. Garneau to have nice smok-
ing room for himself and his friends, but what
about corn and hogs and sugar and beets?
The 'dream of beauty" that the sound, prac-
teal business men of this state want to see at
the Worlds fair has something to do with
showing up our great staples to good advan-
tage. The Nebraska appropriation was not
made for the purpose of promoting the con-
sumption Of champagne. 1t was made for
business.-State Journal.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-06-02

Mr.. and Mrs. John Real attended the flu.
neral of Mr.. Reals brother Captain P. S.
Real of Grafton, last Thursday morning
They arrived home Wednesday night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-07
LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS,

Members of the John Hancock Mutual
Held Their Fourth Annual Last Night.
The Rhode Island agency of the John
Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Com
psny, held its fourth annual dinner last
night at the Trocadero. Seventy agents
were present including George B. Wood
ward, general secretary of the company
at Boston Roland y. l. imb, chief clerk /:
;. ;. Voshell, superintendent OF the Bos-
ton agency X. Il. O. ford. general agent
of the Providence Life and Trust Com
pany Assistant Insurance | sDector
Byrnes OF thls city, aud DR.. j. Il. Farrell
of Oineyville, formerly medical examiner
for the company.
Supt. j. X. Voshel presided. The pro.
gram consisted of vocal and instrument
tai music and literary selections.
Mr.. Woodward addressed tue agents
on the urgent necessity oil vigorous and
unanimous action.
Mr.. Lamb spoke of the need OF a care
ful attention To detail.
Robert Il. Clifford made few renarks
and was followed by Inspector Byrn $.
who spoke OF the proposition to establish
"a state department for life insurance.
The people of Rhode Island are better
Insured than those in any state in the
union" he said.
DR.. Farrell spoke of the high class of
men employed by this company :. :.
Ioshell compared the work OF Boston
and Providence. The meeting adjourned
at "a late hour.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-07
SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST.
Prof Morse Speaks ON Evolution in the
Animal Kingdom.

Prof. Morse of Salem lecIured at Say les
Hall last night, on THE Struggle for
Existence aud the Survival of the Fit
test" The lecture was mainly devoted
to illustrations from the animal King.
dom. The speaker showed the variations
in intelligence in lower animals, and
said that this fact has strong influence
in determining tue survivor.
One pair of birds may in ten years be-
come the ancestors of 10000 600. From
the eggs of one fesh-fly there may come
into existence one hundred millions of
millions of millions
The intelligence of birds Is mantle ste q
in migration. The young birds venture
North before the proper season arrives.
but the older birds are mC re discreet
Even before animals are fairly born the
struggle for existence begins.
The lecturer cited numerous examples
illustrating the operation Of various an.
parently remote causes upon the deter
nination of survival. The next lecture
will be held "Wednesday evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-07
line Eeathers for Fine BirdA.

BY rule just adopted at the state
prison refractory prisoners will hereafter
be compelled to. wear bright red suits,
instead of being subjec ed to solitary con-
finement. Eight have already adopted
the new plunage
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-07
LINCOLN.
The Town Council Orders the Railroads to
Place Gate and FIaGman at Every


The Town Council Orders the Railroads to
Place N Gate and FIagman at Every
Crossing.
A regular meeting Of the Lincoln Town
Council was held yesterday afternoon.
The committee on claims to which had
been referred the claim of James T.. Muir
ply for $50 for revising the town ordi-
nances, recommended that Mr.. Murphy
be allowed sl25 for his services. the same
Ms the other members or the committee.
Mr.. Murphy explained to the council
that as secretary of the committee he
had done most of the work of revision.
He was allowed $l25.
An unusual amount of routine busi-
any moment.
John w. North presented his resigna-
tion as truant officer, which was accepted.
The matter of guarding the different
grade crossi rs on highways of the town
WAS brought up and discussed, and the
town clerk was instructed TO notify the
railroad companies TO place gate and
crossing tender ut every grade crossing
of this nature In the town.
Councilman Hawkins stated that re-
ports Of gross misconduct on the part of
Joseph Soucie. n special officer under the
liquor law at Manville, had come to his
ears, and the com nittec on police were
instructed to investigate the matter.
The monthly report of the sewer com
missioners wa, presented ana received,
and the schedule of bills for that depart
ment amounting TO 1881. AZ was allowed.
Toe moutnly reporO or truant officer
Graham Cowperthwaite was received aud
ordered filed.
George A. Simons was reappointed in.
spector of bulldogs.
The following were drawn jurors for
the March term OF the Court of Common
Pleas: Grand. Charles Tracy; first-class,
Henry s. Borden, Louis A. Miner, Brad
L. Carpenter, William II. Chase; second
class. Silas a. Beattie. HerberC A. Dan
iels. Abraham 5. Burnham, Patrick Il.
RYAN.
Numerous monthly bills were allowed
aud ordered paid.
A bill was presented by B. Frank Bow
en- for $40. 50 for taking the school census,
births ana deatAs in portion of the
town. The bill VAS objected to by Mr..
Schiller. he claiming that Mr. Bowen had
been infringing upon the territory of an.
other census aker. After deal OF dis
cussou, the matter was referred to Coun-
cilmen Schil er and Bridgehouse for their
investigation. Adjourned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-07
PAMIuxE 7

Volunteer fremen opened their second
annual fair AT lIeyvard's Hall last even
ing, aud although the stormy weather
was a serious drawback TO the attend
ance, there were many of the home peo
pie present. The hall which has been
leased for the entire week was most
tastefuliy aud attracuvely decorated for
the occasion. The booths presented inany
attractions IN the way OF bric-a brac, fancy
articles, cake, etc. \ variety oi artio lea
upon exhibition were TO be sold I'm shares
viz: A china breakfast and dinucr sci
complete. n kitchen range Of the most
improved order, very handsome banou.t
lamp, lady's willow rocker. gentleman,s
smoking chair OF antique oak uphol-
stored In leather, china Tea set aud n
variety Of other articles. Each purchaser
OF tickets, whether season or single
ticket. is entitled TO a share Of the sew.
eral articles specified uuon his ticker
Duripg the week members VI Ore com.