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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Italy, Tex, April 10 ISpecial1-Tbis
morning at o'clock Is begin rainin,,
and this town AID vicinity we're messc5
with q good season Cotton plantin,
can now be flushed. while The corn Nh
contme 10 thrive. There was some vrinI
When the rain first began, but no damage
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

san Antonio. Tex, VIZ .,mfii y e
mniion 10 ounsh the indsle'.. 11 n
Dwyer for alleged ylola,1n.,lfls G NJ
law was argued Lefore s.a,f n
OF the federal court u,,,s1d % E
cinc unauthorized acts .g NO. ~ Z
,,nmniiiei ~ the deffni.l..',, ~. n
male Out ballots for We slrr W
table al which the VIZ ~ ~
oficers sat. and not niuhine iol ~,
vid.I Tor such purposes; 4, ,l$ n (
derei 4 Lengthy opinion IN VI - (.
b. SUSTAINED the nst ..., = 81 I. !.
sI, ssien s against the ~ z ~
United states Or the k'AN u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Houston, Tex. May i-,sn.clal A. po,.,.,.
from all along the southern haclrc easl arS
west, the International aud Greaf Nortbrn'r,,n,
West Texas, all along ana ihc H. H., ullu
and Texas tlehtral as far north as W earnn
"a. "a, mat OF heavy soaking rains yesie pS'
.nd .lla,s S Nv, Sd9h. which Was r6ttlnv
be cultivated. was 'AAvu, 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Washington. May s,--,speclaii lothss
reNHnaer; GecrEe Aigler, iIliisbcsa,
tine.
wagon hcl holster, Edwin n. nanrh and
Nlolin, J, u clopa,n. Raatrep.
Lntio. $50 - -'r N''e'f
s LINZ coupling J, ~ Thomas. sulphur
Ray press I. n Thainn,on r. J.
Ani'Asse aed ". D. Harrison. saialo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Menardvillc. Tex. May 2.-(Special.J-
The long drou,h was broken here last
night by fnirly good rain Considerable
wind came with it. a dangerous looking
cloud passed just sontl. OF here last night.
The lightning In it was continuous
fash
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Kemp. Tex, May Special lone
Of the finest rains Of the season com
menced falling at an early hour aud
steadily continued for five hours. II
will be worth hundreds Of dollars 10
Kaufman county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Crawford. Tex. May CSpcciol.)-
We are glad 10 report fine rain on the
morning Of the 30th, which insures us a
crop OF oats.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Whitney, Tex. May 2.--(Special)
Our town was visited on the night Of
the 10Th ult. by nice rain, which was
very much needed. Merchants. farmers
aud all are now wearing their new hats.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
AT spRINGTOWN.

Sprngtown, Tex. May 1.--(Speeial)--
A good rain fell Eerc last night. This
viii save oats which were suffering
badly. Corn Il fine. Cotton isn't all
up. but this ruin will bring it mp.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

city. this county will boom Us no counl
~ west Of Fort Worth ever DOOMED
before We have good, cheap land and
ask the emlgrant % come and be con-
WINGED.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

-. Bedford, Tex, April a0.-tSpeclall -.
The rain an saturday night made IN.
farmers feel iuhillut '"e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
FOR SALE.
Two Thousand Pounds Of Good BREWER Body
TJpe Tor Sale

THE GAZETTE has for salc 1000
pounds Of BREWER body typci been In
use only three months; good as now.
Win be sold In lots Of 100 pounds und
more TO suit purchasers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03


taken to Albuquerque In one year or
an average OF about twenty ears n dny
The whole OF L. is made NJ Of such arti-
clos Ms Fort Worth could supply as well
Us any other city in tho country, and by
far the larger part Of il consists Of pro-
ducts grown on the soil Of Texas. and
which would find better market In New
Mexico than they now lind in any other
quarter of the world.
These facts constitute sufficient in.
duccment for the building of road
from Fort Worth to Albuquerque, bat
in wlditon 10 all this ii must he romen-
bcred that this trade is rapidly incrc,s-
ing. All the supplies required by a vast
area are received NJ and distributed from
Albuquerque. That country i now rap
idly settling up. and It's demands are
therefore iuCrcasing much more rapidly
now than even heretofore, Ii is not at
all unreasonable, in view Of these facts.
to anticipate that by the tune road
to TINT point can he built aud ready for
business. the trade Of Albuquerque will
demand ut least forty ears of freight a
unN,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03
FOR THE SUFFERERS.
The Gazette, List OF Contributors 10 The Cisco
Sueiircrs


The following contributions have been
received AZ The Gazette office for the
Cisco sufferers
w. l., Rushing, 500
j. I, Wtcher. 81
Prof q. W. Ware, S.
j, A. War;. 81
The Gazette. 500
Printers Protective fraternity No, 10,
i25.
William u. Stephenson, 50,
Mary Stephenson, So
II. X. Conmau, 500.
Nicholas Mccoy, 50.
Judge Lynch, So
Rrow viii be- found receipts Of the Pa.
hhc Express company for SllS
May l, lS.H
Received OF the Fort Worth Gazette,
one package sealed, and said to contain
sl0o, addressed to g. W. Gruhes Cisco,
Tex. For the Pacific Express company.
j. NJ. GRANT
May /, 1886,
Received u the Fort Worth Gazette.
one package, sealed, aud said to contain
SIS addressed To rrlirf committee, Cisco,
Tex For the Pacific Expires. company,
j, NJ GRANT
With commcndablc lihcrnli,y no charge
Is made by thu company fot carrying this
money TO the sufferers.
j. f. wellington, lr, gave $. NJ, Fry
check ycsIerlay for $50, which he
sent to tho mayor Of Cisco for ihc cy.
clone sufferers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Cobb. Chicago: Il. +. Hun W., W.
A. II. McYclgh and wife 49, b
J. II. Cummings, Chicago 'nrerrl,l
rlson. Boston: George ta ,,,,lt.
Louis; j. A. Sampson. fniiane''
Sparks, st. Louis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Congress nny be able 10 lock up the
fair on Sunday but 1t is safe to say
the tiger viii he az large.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

wasb,ng,moe ss fars9ns. kan: Mrs. smith
Sil'nsr New, Orleans; ii. il Rlnl ana hi pn.s
ign' Mass; Fred James, Rechcsi,,r s D S.
Chicago. "f II 9hS sa, Ena N Dratt,
5Efnns, ~. Louis; G. T. gp,',, III n, ~
eh,s y y. Hamilton. Chicago, + i' WIZ,
No No. s. II Loq bsti A. oulkin, jefferson cts.
Orleans; d IN s Guy; &, 9, swasey, New
- - sWasey, Fort Worth; l.. w.
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DImpMmo THos z s y r. N
PATENTN ingtou, y. c, y M
L II L uN ~ ne Until laiei'
Write foinyentors uuiae
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HOTEL ARRIVALS



Aaron COIN, Dallas. George Beggs Hand
leg, Tex; W. II. Clark Dallas; ". ID. Jor-
Jan Quanah; NJ. Nj. Parks, Dallas; j, T..
Allison, ST. Louis; II. W. Brown. owens.
ee9ro, Ny; J. II, Zimmerman, Kansas lity.
MOI G. II. Thompson, Topeka, Kan.
Meorge smith, -. Louis; II. h Montgomery
Denver, Colo.i jim Halt Topeka. KAN: Il.
y. carver, Henrietta; w, b. Worsham, Hen.
u"lia; T. ID. Thompson. Texas: Ruinhold
nrey, Dallas u, w sea. Topeka, Kan.
W. II. Doss, Coleman, Tex; laul NAPLES.
lehlsoni y. A. Crane lierlhohe Colo
NJ; NJ snyder, st, Louis; Howard Covey
nallas; II, L. uorswell Decatur. Ras
Sunes wife and ehild, Decatur. Erred
Frey; dallas; y, l.. Iaecnrd Vt. Ionis; =.
" Burnett. uI66 Ranch; y a. Haley.
t,,hcaFoi w J, carnahnn, Bear Greek; /
" tArnahnn, Hear rec. j. ID. OOldsmitli
ttennrne; Bent Dawton. Minneapolis, Minn.
J, H. Taylor, san Antonio. W. Ii. Dltker,
son, r2rls; q W Parker Sunset Tex: T..
/, hcDcrinoit' -. Joseph, Mot W. III. SIN
W W !, orrlzS s z $ k9ha. chicago. ILL., /;
lhladelphia. Pa; Joe Miller WinGeid
,N9m; Joseph somers, Cincinnati. o.. Dr'
William Drake. illiish0ro. George New.
iaindrs, Dallas; Z. l.. falrnel1. Bosion, "A
y. Hlrsch Kansas city: &. q duncan
sNrayhe,l' ~. James 7. Miller Jihieo
t,sA,i u, w Milan. Dallas: \. II ,;anie
,lnelnnaii; o.; u, II. Cooley. Dallas, +
Ls,nnoA, ~. Louis; George w. Hamilton
ssii,saeoi Hugo Poppe Jersey CIV. ! n
S Z nnd wife, Waco; John Myers Dailas.
VI - ,arr9it' Waco; ]. w, Urnpey Kansas
'''' No'i H. u i.onEston Mount Bernon.
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male, at present authorised 10 receive aud
receipt for Subscriptions for tbs uazeue
]. u. Carwile. q. II. darwin,
]. VI. BarDee, q. v. Bewiey.
E. ". hlnofeady, g. W. Wilson,
J, u Burhnnan. j. u, Diand.
y. a. Head, Wallace Buchanan.
", II. wilkes " johnson.
w. u, 1tOyster w.. II. Marchman.
kearby Foster !. j HOrhuasen.
u. u. Mrt'rcady, ]. 49, Price.
The public are cautioned mol 70 nay money
TO any other persons representing them
selves Az travelling agents or this 10 Der. ~
all authority heretofore Issued TO any other
person than those named IL hereby re-
Democrat ruhusnlne COMPANY
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RrmcmDcr Tho aalIclcd people OF Cisco
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

rynAfi,-Ip ADvANoE-PosTA0E PAD
Daily and sunday. one year %
Daily and Sunday alr months. ..-.. >t'yy
Daily and Sunday three months..-. --.p
Daily and Sunday, one month. ....s.. l'UV
The Sunday Gazette 60 10 - pafcS ,,.,
rS one wye sta1r; ,fi,ax.,tc 10 ns:.:i To-
Daily delivered By cnrrinr IN the city and
ali towns and citiea where there are local
nKcnIs 70 cents week or sl'oo per
Icmit by bank draft. express or money
order Do not prnd individual check.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-03

Press associations, Such M may desire .
unite with ihe Texas association aud who ar
unable y n,''na 'hA meeting can SEND 'hel
nppiicAuons 70 ,lo UNI aHy = ot 70 soni
nrcs1ens ,yoman,. Naeon,i prcss NJ
Isolation. pm walker avenue. uoustop
TeH.
Yesterdays Dallas Nova omr,,aa N
publish iva deaths M ctsc, nd ,ns
recoyery NJ spotbcy b,Jv don, ,La r,ias
could ~, Ham H. ,,,nriaa l,a. ,"-
t,rt,r Jan., y, nst,' "'rt'"s u,"u ~ W.
49,, - M '"' ~ '"''' ''' p'''
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27

Tor other purposes than for accommodl-
tiVn To bona tde travellers, ani also that
TIE license Is q cover for Sunday drink
Ing, hence the opposition { hese pIa ;es.
An appropriation or $I35. which the
council grantei for the purchasr OF four
2O-loot ladders and six cue uical extin-
guishers for tue use of the fire company,
was protested against 10y Paris MaLnew-
son, and he declared that he might take
his pr tests before the supreme curt.
Alexander Cameron WAS granted II
cense to buy and sell junk.
Frank Mark was granted a license to
keep restaurant at 10 Plainfield street
aud the town serge ant was instructed
to see that 1t Is maintained as an eaIng
house.
A petition to have fire hydrant set on
Concord street near the new brick school
house was received from Trustee. Nathan
w. Wright of district Is, aud It was fav.
orably &C ed upon.
Petitions for improvements on Provi-
dence, King. Cleveland and North streets
we're coui inued.
The town sergeant was authorized to
procure signs for Laurel Hill avenue.
The following bills were allowed: Po-
lice counts, $256St: w. s. Brownell.
Z. i. Sibley. 1885; w. l. Barnes, $50 ;
+. B. Mason, s55: j. II. Linnell, 3 10 !;
Luke Han!ey. 1920; o. E. and w. Jone !,
S2.5O; John Chambers, $l025; cnrbing
accounts, $500 49,; T.. II. Angeli, $3.50 "a
f. II. Angel. -sl3t3s; w. IL. Carey,
s53O.75; Robert Mcmillan, So.
VIII Meet Fridays.
When the council completed the docket
of business, Councilman Remington
asked that the day for council meetings
he changed because he could not conven-
iently attend on Wednesdays A
resolution was adopted hat after the 1st
OF September the council will hold its
meetings on the first and third Fridays
OF each month.
Probate Court.
In Probate Court the final account of
the estate OF John Remington was re-
ceived and placed on file.
Emma +. Atwood was appointed
ADMINISTRATIVE Of the estate OF Henry
Atwood.
The administrators account on the es.
tate of Leonard Austin was received and
placed on file.
The council adjourned after sitting four
hours.
The Rev. j. B. Osterhout of the Broad
way Baptist church is expected no ne on
Friday from the Worlds fair aud he will
preacn the sermon at the farewell SER
vices to be given on Sunday next, after.
noon and evening. to Charles Ii. Hepton-
stall.
Robert Shaw, Delaine street, had the
second finger of his left hand very badly
cut in the combing department of the
Delaine mill yesterday. The finger was
dressed by the doctor and it Is thought
it can be saved from amputation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27
Masonic Outing at Rhodes.

The Providence Chapter No. Ens ern
Star and Orpheus lodge No. 80 A.
+. and A. NJ. held their annual
outing at Rhodes-on-the-Pawtu t
yesterday. The hundred AMI fifty
present were entertained in ways as
various as the gentle cyclone. There was
football in the morning. baseball in the
afternoon, dancing In the evening and
re reshments all day, consisting
between meals mainly of Grasp.
berries drowned in lemonade. About
noon the shower added its willy pranks
To those OF the overgrown boys, aud the
members and their wives spent an hour
alternately lodging the rain droos and
the branches OF the weeping willows.
When the warm sun dried the grass
Captains Whitehouse and Baliou mar.
shalled their forces for the ball gam.
A good deal OF time was consumed ln
trying TO bribe Umpire Jack Davis,
who was assisted heartily In his duties
by everybody present who knew any
thing about the game and the rest who
didn't. George W. Davis kept the score.
which resulted: Whitehouse's Orphens.
%; Ballou's Eastern Stars, 80.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27
Personal Notes.

Mr.. w. A. Holman of Rockland, Me-,
is visiting in Edgewood.
Miss Julia Bates of this city has been
visiting friends In Lippitt.
Mr.. George Halliburton Of this city Is
the guest of friends in Phenix.
Mrs Mary Clarke of this city spent
yesterday with friends In Arctic.
Miss Mary O'Neill OF this city is the
CUES: OF Miss Maggie Conway OF Arctic.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Burt OF this cit y
are the guests of IA. o. Burdick at Wick
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward II. Jones of this
city are guests at the Nichols house,
Wexford.
T.. X Williams of this city arrived
yesterday at Wexford to spend two
weeks vacation.
Misses Minnie and Rose Perkins of
River Point returned hsIpe Monday from
n pleasa lt visit with relatives and friends
IN this city.
Ben johnson, Brown, '93 has gone TO
Pittsheld, Mass, on summer vacation.
In August he will 70 TO Washington to
attend the new congress, In the capacity
OF private secretary TO member OF con-
gress, under the new law.
Messrs. John q. Angel. Harry Earle
Guy NJ stcalf. Ben Webb and Sam So uires
representing Brown, Harvard. Cornell
and Columbia colleges, have started on
n several weeks cruise on the yacht Ma
dir They will 20 Co Bar Harb.r.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27

10 s., will bs succ .eded by Mr.. Topley
OF Pawtucket. r. l.
Henr. Birch. oversser with the Warrei
M Minufacturing ompany, has resisne
as pe s!tion. NJ. Birch served the
conpa " faithfuiy for thirty-two years.
Geor- Pettengill. formerly fnisher
with The westsi lie Woolen company,
Peru. Inu.
Willie Booth. bos, cirder I'm Central
Fails, has recently hecome "enedict,
aud is now iviug az his peasant heme.
12l Clay street. &" trdl Falls.
William H. S ip lie, jr, has signed
his positioh "A, dyer with the Oakland
" orsted companr, Oakland, and has
taken char ge OF h dycin at the Mas
co na wooden mills. Leba ION, n. III.
Oswald llolingdra te OF tn" Wanskuck
mills OF this cit was ia the Philadepa ia
W, olen market during the past week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27
Died AZ Florence, Italy.

Governor Brown has received noti ce
that Abigail Marii Wheaton. widow O.
Charles Little. died in Florence. Italy.
on Nav Is. Mrs. Little was thought TO
be n resident ef khode Island. .-
by terms II The treaty with Italy of
1873 teta cen Italy ana the United states,
toe authorities OF any city or town are
required To notify the consuls OF the
death OF any person belonging to the
country Of such consul, In case the deceased
left no heir ur legally designated trustee.
Toe Ital an x iverument by note e. this
cou trs if the early part of this month,
motif pd the govern nent n tt this pr v
sion of the treaty had been greatly ne ,-
le ted by the American authoritieA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27

arrival Oh he other side IA WIZ vsii
friends IN Beifas;, Irela "a, aftc WI e.
he will make a leug ny trip on ths c,
tnent. He Hill ploJably BE- abs5n. fIr
some mon hs.
Mr.. and Mr.. William H. Mcr Nig.an.
Miss Bessie McTwiggaa and Mr. Jam,
u. Cnrd are making Wit TO Ma ha'a
two week.
Captain Frank Lemon. acIo pa led by
MS vile an son, nave reiutue fro .. a
lengthy visi, To friends in New York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27
EAST PROVIDENCE.
Information Picked Up Here and There
OF Interest to Our Readers.

Information Picked Up Here and There
OF Interest to Our Readers
The funeral of Mrs. Harriet NJ. Dun
we'll was solemnized yesterday. The
services were conducted by Rev. l.. G.
Horton of the Haven NJ. K. church. The
bearers were John Wareham, Ebenezer
Short, Charles Miller and William
Bowen. The remains were conveyed to
the North Burial ground in the city for
interment.
Another case Of horse stealing has
been reported to the police. There was
buggy attached to the horse this time.
Manufacturing Notes.
There seems to be considerable activity
at the American Electrical company's
works at Philipsdale. Teams are con-
stantly carting from their works In the
city to their new mill In this Town and
many additions and alte rations are being
made to the buildings. The tenement
houses have all been put in excellent con-
dition and pain ted The company con-
templates building more houses as fast
as It. is able TO transfer It's business to
this town.
The Riverside cotton mills, q short
distance north OF the electrical works.
were reported short time ago as having
shut down preparatory to removing To
the Oriental mills in Providence, that
property having been purchased by them
n short time ago. This Is not 90, the
mills are running on full time and evil
IDENTIFY doing n rushing business.
The Providence and Worcester division
OF the Consolidated Is laying a double
track from East Providence to Ceptral
Falls.
Personals.
Town Solicitor L. Z. Dubois has gone
on . protraotsd trip to Europe On his
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27
SAIL OF THE statesmen.
The Providence Association Enjoys an
Evening on the Bay.

The Providence Association Enjoys an
Evening on the Bay.
The moonlight sail to Rocky Point,
under the auspices OF the Retail Sales
cided success. The party, which num-
bered about $50. boarded tho Awashonks
at $50 p. M, and amid the footing of
whistles and the glare OF red fire the boat
was headed for Rocky Point. The party
quickly sought the spacious danes hall,
which soon resounded with merry laugh
ter and the pattsr OF feet Keeping time to
the music of tue orchestra. The return
tr'2 was without special incident, aud
the party reached this city at 1880 a. m,
wei! pleased with the trip. The success
of the affair WAS largely due TO the Of
forts OF Mr.. harles H. Pratt, who saw
that all Oh board were properly taken
care OF.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27
New Iixe Alarm I.ox.

A new fire alarm box has been placed
at the corner Of Regent avenue AID Rob
bins street, aud il numbered 2?5.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27
Little Girl Run over.

Joseph Hainsworth. while driving on
Branch avenue yesterday, struck and run
over littl girl, injuring her badly.
SIe was p.ckel up and carried to her
L ON on " eodward road
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.

Row Over Hiring Of % Boat-An Italian
Nuisance.
In the sixth district court this morn
Ing. Frank Raffee, charged with an as
sault on Fred Griffin, was fined $40 aud
costs. Raffee went to the boat hou
KEPT by Griffin, senior, last night. and
wanted to hire a boat. Youns Griffin
refused 70 admit him into ,le house, ld
in h s effort to effect All en- rance, both
men became excited. Raffee struck
Griffin in the face with ais fit and ctv
him badly.
Vincenzo Christiano, charged with
keepinga liquor nuisance, was held in
$1,000 surety Tor trial August /.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27
THE WHEEL CAME OFF
And Edward Fitzgerald Was Thrown
Down and severely H. Jured.

At 10 o'clock yesterday morning
wheel on "a wagon owned by Thompson
Bros, driven by Edward Fitzgerald
came Oft on ManSon avenue. + tzgerald
over his body. injuring him severely.
street aud was attend Il by DIR. Farrell.l
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27
CIIdinv M, nncd CoId

j. useless. tsless. too seeking better work In
Dcsigntng. blgraviaH. E.tciToty ping or Printing
than u done by The >. J. kl uer Co, gao Wesf.
minister alest. Prices low.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27
PARLOR MATCH AND COTTON.
Slight Blaze I'm the storage Room o.
Emerson & Co.

Somebody trod on parlor match in
the second floor storage room OF Emer-
son g. Co., cotton and cotton
waste dealers, at the corner
OF Fountain and Union streets. and
the fire department was compelled to
make a pilgrimage to the bulldog to ex-
tinguish blaze that started in the cot
ton waste stored In the room. One dol
lar will cover the damage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27
A Military Appointment.

The following will be found to be self
explanatory:
HEADQU ARTERs
BRIGADE RHODE ISLAND MILITIA
Provid .nce, July "A. 1893
General Orders. No. IL.
The following appointment upon the Stan OF the
Brig. General Commanding Is hereby announced
IRVING W. YOUNG OF Providence, Captain and
Assistant Slspector OF Rife Practice.
He will be obcyed aud res ected accordingly
BY command OF BRIG. GENT. KENDALL.
ARTHUR v. WAKEFIELD
Lieut-Col aud A. A. Gcn'l.
Howard X. Grant of This city is spend
in = his acation with friends at Wick
ford
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27
Crescent Park.

Mr.. Horace Dodge. sash and blind
dealer of Providence, had a valuable horse
and baggy stolen Tuesday ,vening from
Crescent park and as yet has found 10
clue To the theft.
One of the "drop nickel in the slot I"
machines Weighing over 2O) p,un =, was
carried beaind some out-nuiiaing at
Crescent park and broken open Tuesday
evening aud its codtent, confscate ed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27

The Sunday school connected with st.
Philips church will go to Rocky Point
on Its annual picnic, next Wednesday,
August 9.
Monday evening, Miss Bellvina Beauto
received as a preseut, n beautiful organ,
1t being her 1lth birthday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27

Silk Waists.
=. 90 Waists; was $500 ana $3.50.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27

EtOn Suits.
so 80 Blue Serge Eton Suits, equal tc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27

dence have arrived at the Twin cottage
for the season. and are entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. Edward nustis.
A hop was given last evening by
Colonel Ats ell. which was largely
attended by the cottagers. Weekly hops
will continue through the season every
Wednesday evening.
S. B. Chace aud family OF Providence
have arrived ut their cottage for the
season.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-27
Paras soils.

each-jO BlacS Twilled Gloria Par
300 asols, black sticSs, very desiraol e.
OSC. regular price 81 25