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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
ACTIVE REPUBLICANS IN THE NAiSl'


The Republican District Committee OF the AAist
Assembly District held It's regular meeting last
evening at Fifty-seventh-st. and Sixth-ave. QUO
Irving Wise the chairman. presided, ana ai'e'
Secretary French had read the minutes, the 'oh-
mttee on Nominations reported ticket win 'he
following for delegates TO the Republican county
COMMITTEES: william Brookfeld. Seth NJ. Mhken
General Samuel Thomas. Elihu Root John proctor
Clarke Chauncey NJ. DepeN, Thomas H. ouei'
y N GALLOWAY Edwin Einstein. L. +. Chittenden
Edward Iauterbach. William Strauss. George w
Won OTTO Irving Wise and Thomas IS Canandr
Tor chairman OF the district organization Iholnas
+ Wentworth and District Committee heaaeo
by George stewart: ,... c,.uo, tIass
Y l. Schloss made charges against SIMON Hess,
alleging that Mr. Hess had worked at tne polls Oh
Election pay against Otto Irving Wise. the Rspupl-
ca nominee for Assemblyman. ana IN favor OF fferr
man the Tammany Hall candidate lie onereu a
resolution for the appointment or coln,l, ,u,
;, investigate the charges. which was aiop,ei,
William Jaw Schieffelln moved that the charses
that he had preferred against Messrs; BIancnaru;
clarke and Wise At the last meeting be expunse,.
from the minutes, which motion was carrlvu
subsequently an amendment was adopted 70 ,he
former resolution requesting the Hess coinmiti,ee
70 investigate charges made against SchieleHh
for working at the polls against wise ,, A..
A resolution was unanimously adopted giving the
thanks OF the Republican organization or the
XXIst District William Brookheid ior ms apIe
and efficient services as leader or the uisur'c'
for many years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05

Tale or French chalk. is found In its best snap;
in mines near Knsey. n. C., owned oy S,nc Id,a
cantasts IL Is very scarce. and Is used py lnuia
rubber manufacturers to soften their output, ma ~
ing 1t plable II Is hreproof ana u us nIa ster
as il gives a gloss to the surface or tne Gs,rs
which cannot be produced In any other "ay'-"A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
A RUMORED FRENCH ADVANCE ON ITALY

Rome Dec. Am alarmst letter to the ri
forma" says that 10000 French troops are now
posted between Nice and Barcelonnette. in Basses-
Apes. and that large advance guards have been
placed close to the Italian frontier. toward which
The main force Is marching. The letter has caused
some excitement, although generally It's story Is
believed to have been concocted for political ends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05

Mr. Morley is suffering from overwork, ai1ho Soes
his spirits still good and his condlllon ILL.,
not excite serious fears. James Bryce, Chancehor
of the Duchy OF Lancaster, will assume MI MOI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
POLITICAL ODDS AND ENDS.
THE CLEVELAND CANDIDATE DEFEAIED.
" F. CURTIS FAILS OF ELECTION AS PRESIDENT

OF TIE DEMOCRATIC CLUB.

OF HE UT.NOOTsNIIV WIT
Ex-senator John Fox. member OF Tammahy
Hall and a machine politician, was last nish'
elected president of the Democratic CLUB over
william f. Curtis Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury. and a prominent Ant-Snapper Mr'
80 700 ta elect who has been president OF the cuo
for many years The vote stood: Fox, lsI; Cur,
It's i4s; Fox's majority 4S. r. F. ODwyer was was
reelected vice-presiden and j. hoeK"g ell, ra ~
treasurer without opposition James ). lrai ,,s
dafasted A Walker Otis for secretary Rolhh
NJ Morgan beat Samuel Goldberg for goyer 1eo5
for the short term to expire In DeceI1oe,, 49,
and George Trimble Davidson. j. r. V; AThoiu,
n p porter T.. H. Chaplin and Gilbert d. Lamp
were cohsen governors for the long term' emu
ing December 1897.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
REPUBLICANS CARRY ROCKVILLE, CONN

Rockville, Conn, Dec. 4.-The annual city eiec-
tion here to-day resulted In the election OF H.
e.a,.o,s rtoprv ex-state Treasurer, Mayor and
The entire Republican ticket by 20 majority; me
Republlcans also retain control OF poth prahches vi
the city government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
PRIZES FOR THE QUEEN AT a CATTLE
SHOW

london, Dec. 1.-THE annual cattle show OF The
smithheld Club opened with an unusually large
number OF excellent exhibits The Prince OF Wales
took the first prize for Southdown wethers. Prizes
were also awarded TO the Duke OF Hamilton. the
Duke OF Richmond and Baron Rothschild. The
Prince OF Wales and Prince Christian visited the
show The Queen had twelve exhibits. She Sc
cured six first prizes, including one for short
horn cattle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
HANDS OFF THE SCHOOLS!


recommended that they preach charity ana CAIN M
ness rather than hatred and disorder as "oie "'
coming their calling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
european ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRATEFUL-COMFOR
EPPS'S COCOA.

uuEAk FAsT-SI-PPER-"B thorough knowledge
Of tnc natural awe the oper'.Sas ~ The
restlon aud nutrition. ard 10y careful appIoo nro
ne proIeraes OF wellsclected Cocoa Mr. Epps nsS sv
vdcd our breakfast tables with delca.y n, IL Is
erage which nav save US heavy doctors ois
y the ucous such articles OF det INA. 10 re-
lion NAV he gradually built until strong
sst every tendency 10 disease Hundreds OF su1e hs.s r.
are floating around US ready to attack wnetefh Hsenne
ourselves well fortified with pure blood ana
nonrlshed frame Cyil Service Gazette c.,d onlv IN
Made simply with boiling water or milk so'S YEs yps
hafpound tins by Grocers, ahced thus = - Sondon,
a Co., Ltd, Homeopathic S""-'
England. :,
q OLE RIGHTS FOR AMERICA FOR SALE ~.
OF wo.uown English proprietary me as .Snv. ns
DSogts Of e2O00 Der annum AddresS f,L nHscd
tieusrs =, rhMnn,h. Se,s London. England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
DEATH or BISHOP POWER or ST. JOHy's

ST. Johns. n. f.. Dec CSpeciaD.-The Right
Rev Thomas J. Power Roman Catholic Bishop OF
St Johns died to-day OF pneumonia, aged sixty-two
years. He consecrated In 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
MIR. MORLEY ORDERED ABROAD FOR HIS

London. Dec. L-"The Daily News" publishes a
report that John Morley, Chief Secretary for Ire
land. has been ordered by his physician to leave
London and rest completely In another climate
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-17

d scbarged 100 pounds. Every year I hal
att cks o. nerv us prostr atom; shortness
OK breath and loss OF n petite were no
the least Of my mis'ortunes. tried
numberless thugs. Nothing did me any
God.
"While employed In Boston l was CON-
p He'd to resign nv p ton on account
Of i'll health. / consul Ell several emiu-
mt phys cha $ and took their nedi inc !.
\ usr-I grew worse day fter day. The
toll m Ic u I not | W. / could uot wax
s'one TIE 70 wit u falling OF
~cilnRinx 10 the raiiings. Al time, / won d
snake aid ; itch. Had pills Of ral 4
down in III off . a d OH the tire !.
In the house 1 had to lie dow
or drop down. Several times /
believed I was at deaths door,
II nad been commander Of three differ
ent G.. A. X. pests ami my comrades adj
and nerve remedy. l bought a bottle and
when | had taken two thirds OF IL / began
to l. prove. / kept on taking il, improv-
ing ali the time. Inow weigh 100 pounds
and feel ike my old self again.
You ca put 10 In your paper that I
n ribute my vood health to nothing but
III. OTteuc NNcTNuTt DlpOu ana nerve
remedy am perfectly -atsfsi that it
sv,d my life Ia D 80 years Of age, but,
as you can ace for yours -if, | a. rs actis
~ y man OF 30 AMI eau do . ZOO oay'
work. as people here we'll know. VI,
fr g DIS ia Boston, New York d other
places are surpris ii at "a recovery. in-
de d, ! am surprised ys.l { b. 40 vel
I advis every DO ly nfn cted TO buy and tr
D.. Grcene'- Norvura blood aud nerve
rem edy 1t o c."
At is season Of the year we ad Use tn
use OF this wonderful health res orer. IL
is by all odds the best medicine ever dis
covered, and imm diately ~invigorates the
blood, strengthens the nerves aud restores
healthy action Of all the organs.
DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy 10 as bar Mess as il Is coed, aud IL
1 spursly vegetable. II sells at 81 per bottle.
Physicians recommend IL o their patterns
as IL is not a patent medicine. IL is the
discovery OF that eminent spec alist, DR..
Greene, who ca bs consulted personally
or by letter, at - Temple place. Boston,
Mass, NJ all times.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-17

M re popular and i~rth-provokirc
than ever was the verde rendered ~
Gro ded house At Ke - O,e q bou
lssr evening upon the ro NC 10 q
Hallen and Hart of 'The Ids,." For
evening of unadulterated nj ynent an
err me u moth ng . tie DO ,r Il Ia hi
ci v this week wi excel { ia per'or ~
aLce. ct . Ilea" is al ays weicone in
this city. and but few changes
have Teen made In the cas-
since it was given her. last
fall. The dialogues are br yht r than
there. The dsnci x IL excsllent and spec
ST. ~ by Charles b. La Ter. received
well merited aud c,ntinuo us applaus..
Love and Archery Mr.. Libbey and
NJ lie Full .r. ct e Vii a % Blacks nit,."
with the snvil ch pru-, the Spanish tam
bourine avotte, sac would he - Nov
ell T." by Joseph Hart aud Miss Blood
good, and other sonssbv various me =
Ner we'll rend red AID lent 20 { e
pleasure OF the event q. 1.-TWO Side
~ a Story" by Hsllen aud Hart.
-imp Y = eds {, be heard to Q appre-
ciaIed. A usual AL. Wilson's Germst
specis tic, re we'd deserved enc ,rrs
L Q company is individually str,ns 70
than ever and the sho il up {
late in every respect. TIE Ide =" N.
,bles ties past-nasters. II lie an
Hir', to pr sent nedy. pure IN
wholesome in its fun, and abounding
with songs. specisltiss aud clever danc.
ing in = a tn It leaves nothing to
be desired.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-17
PARKER HAS GOT HIM.
Capture In Arix"ns Of ~ supposed Provi-
dencs iurg lar.

Capture In Arixons Of u opposed Provi-
dencs burglar.
jane S Mex, &c. - no IN wanted In
Providence or b larry, has ben cap
rursd In Globe. Anz,us by Detective
p rksr.
Thrre we're several b rglaries In ward
six last Sspiem r, aud Detective Parker
,as put o a. he case. The houses robbed
were those ~ James K. A gell, 1873
Rhodes street. here di m,.u
pin and j-welry worth 500 was
stolen JOIN Nall n. Public stree !,
where n wuca was laNcp /; Charles r.
S,nfold, ~ ~ npls street, and Henry ii.
Dalton, ii Te PIE street. fio each oil
which ere t,ke money and othrr
property amounting to alb Ut $40
De, ective p rker uund that M =
kr z o. who wa. n grocery clerk, vas 81
a qua It d witt these h.us =. A few
.ays af,eg tn burHi RES Mckenzie left
the CT y. 5 III OF tne sto, en AR icle
were found n q pawn shop. where they
al lie n pawned b u man Answering
the description Of NJ X nzie,
ID &C i've Parker. % rn q that M
X zie he Trends ~ G OBJ. Ar T., lie
{ The 8 ri OF that place. Tut MoKe z Q
was OF there. Late IA To- ate 1 uim H.
Cuicag , but hy the tim. Parker reacn ii
thai cit McKenzis had skipped. The
'ietec iv,, however. VS. soon Informed
nat Mex nzir was in Clio 70, A. e., and
his arrest followed. bet Give Ptrkrr IL
now on his way no ne, aud McKs. zie 10
vita him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-17
tisement on Pager to learn what for.
VINO owns THE DOG
Otto Sestier Says Patrick McKenna Does.
and NAnts 500 Damage.

Otto Nestler OF this CITY brought suit
in o common pleas division OF the SUI
pr me court today against Patrick
NJ Ke ma Tor $50 damages Tor injurie-
inf cred Upon his sev'n-yesr- III daugh-
ter Meta by Mr.. M KIN as bl ,ck-
and-white bull aog. TIE dog
attacked the child while s.e
wa pl ,ying on the STREET In Septemb Der,
1892. he injuries Inflicted upon the
little girl did not prov fatal. bu there
was a resultant nervous shock Of long
duration. The chill . father ties fled
that she hid frequently had long SD lis OF
nightmare In which she / ia ined iha
the mi nal was akain attacking her. The
-ihics Of tie suit rest upon the owner
ship OF the dog. M X ma clai ~ the
"A | nal d e. not lols e. him. Mes Ter
saws II does. A thur p Sumner for
ilaintin nd G.. j. Vest for defendant.
Heard befor Judge Wilbur.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-17
PAWTUXET.
Funeral of Miss Chapman ut the Home
for Aged Women.

Funeral OF Miss Chapman ut the Home
for Aged Women.
Yesterday The rem iins o. Miss Zilpha
Chap nan. q former resi- lest OF his
place, were Int, rred ia the Arnold ceme-
;ery. Mrs Chapman Tor the pas live
years had been a resident OF the Home
fur A-ed Women" at which place he
funeral was he d. City Messenger Edward
S. Rhodes Il Pr vidence, peleg, William
and Thoms. II. Rho es ( this lace,
nephews II the deceased, were pail
bearers.
A Dumter O. lots on the SOCIAL d
+" Butler p AT " have re 'ntlv been sold.
Mrs. Charles Coli ~ OF G,,rg- 8 rect is
rntcit mi 4 que. Is from q, necticut.
,.is + lily 5 u TT Of N W YORK city. {,
{ RIM r esideat Ut tuIs place, vas in town
y strrday.
Mr.. Har y Cheney. organist At Trlni y
clape is al the Wor DIS fair.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-17
I" Dad's Girl"

Il 10 n ere tina satisfscto ~ play that
Ma iager Lo,hrp y presents o his patrons
hi. week.. and the crowded houses yes
terlay sftsrn ,on and eve ing testified
heir apptec alton Of the Interesting per-
iornancss in y very enthusiastic manner
I" ad's Girl, " from ths pen II Il j.
Swarts, IL = drsms made OF scenes and
incidents IN New England II e, iutroduc-
~ some II the most re sational and
a'e si ua ions possible, nj ely bal
nncvd 10y com dy OF a very mirth-provok-
Jug character. The central figure
II the play 10 the ute little SOU
bret star, Miss lola Pomeroy. who
assn nes the part Of Mulivins Sophia
Hoskips and shc plays the part to perfec-
tion scorin , on, OF the greatest hits Of
ser stage c r,sr. Ralph Dor nan, . new
conner, had in the role Of Stephen Vain
wright a conRenial character aud sue
ceeded in gaining from the audience
many marks OF appreciation. The fsvo-
rite comedian. James K. McElroy, as
Vasco de Gsmo Biles was 40 usual clever
and kept every Que roaring v ith his many
quaint "a iuss and antics. The remain
ing ZEN bers Of he company we're seen to
IL client ADVANTAGE. The al bum contest.
etail- OF which are gwen in the advsr-
~ m nt- concerning the th.ater, Is met
log with considerable interest.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-17
At The THtATERS.


One Of the largest and most apprecta-
tive au iisucss that has filed the Provi-
encs Op 'rs house this season was
present last ev ming 90 witness the pro-
duction OF ID Koven q s nith's 10 est
su css In ght oper The Fenci g
Muler," . d to see M e. Laura S mir
mer- naples "a. the b>autifnl pri,na 10 ma.
II the a d enc wa a tribe disappointed
{, 18th the opera IL was mor- than delight d
with M ne. Scairmer-Msplsson VINO
from the none It IL her hrst srpe france
10 he inal = nging down II the ain
carried her auiiencs with her in limos
brealhl rs xpsctancv. Bat tifui
IN face nj figure her voice
was but n httirg accompaniment
20 40 dlvinely n,u ded q woma or tn
p RIA itself but a. tie need DO said, for NJ
as q dis appointments from n musical,
point of view. One had q right To 81 1sct
40 40 tn nx far better from DeKoven AN
Smith.
There Is very little plot to the play but
the absur stu tons which were 40 vel
taken adva tag II by the Duke OF Milan,
Mr.. Oh rles A.. Bigelow and Pssquino,
the private astrologer to the du e, Mr..
a.. W. Tre-Deinck, ave life AID enjoy
mem to the piece IA u der less skill nj
l lterpretat on W. uld have been dull and
unin ~errsiing.
DeKoven's music. while not mp to that
In "R hin Hood" us nevertheless Of a
nal " fsr above hal of he ordi AIRY
comic opera, attn uxh the lack of one or
Va strong solos Is o be re retted, for
they would greatly have streDg nsned he
work.
The comp ny AZ a whole vas superb.
anh its work evidenced the utnos care
full ess of prep ration. Nm. Schir nor
Maplrson possesses an uns,fsingly
charming pair ofevrs Of deep ut ban, ami
a happy smile that greets one NJ every
turn. o. lair comp exon with just n
tit IT CO or in ner creeks and a
beau u 4 rshrHd crowned wit
gold n hair, with n well shap d
mouth a ID teeth Of dazzling w i~teness,
me hardly knows Ia ~hic, character to
admire her tue mo {. ~ The fencing mas
ter or az a beautiful, blushinR " man
awaiting the co frssio Of her lover. Her
ea-y. graceful carrixge, her q nifcenf
voice. her uns>suming manner, take her
e once into the be ,rts of b r auditors.
viii Q her beautiful costumes rlic.. cd the
u mos admiration.
Although . opera 10 4 little weak, both
u piob " mus - III " t'ub ~ "
creates a most favorable impression and
ole does not wo der that 10 had srch i'm
ediste and PROLONGED succe 9 Ia New
YORK.
Mr.. a. bert Wilke a. Fortunio. the
ri b ful cir to the dukedo ~ OF Milan,
pos e-ses . magni6cen voice. - ma ~
I run. n graceful C .rria . and he enters
wi b sue q zest into his par ~ TO give
H. an a tract ~ far beyond that which
the Ii ies and music CT! FOR. The other
support was proporti ,ast-lv O o
The mes were bea itiful AMI chosen
tn an artistic taste that leaves not lin
: he d . re !. while tie stage ss5tin . har-
monize with hem pc feet y. Ia en- AL
20 Q ner the evening wasa os' Q 'yable
one, ard one who fails to embrace tn. op-
portunity to attend tie rrmaini x per-
formance . will miss one II tue best pro-
duciio . that will be given in this ci y
during the season.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-17
4 HERO Of THE WAR.
Story Of a Colonel on General
McClallan'S Staff.
How He Saved President Lin
coin From Capture and
Death.
Secretary Wells Pronounced it
One Of the Greatest Acts of
Heroism.

In the hook "Ohicers f the Armv and
Navy who Served ia the Civil War" is -
record OF Col. Sillowaye. where it is
shown that he wed President Lincoln
from capture and perhaps instant de tn.
We gu te: ~ ednssdsy, Nay I2, 1868.
Presi,.e { Lincoln with friends no II tn
forth, went down to City Point ON the
Brooks, q rsnsp IT vessel. Tn mex day
= hen rrturnisg tie vess wa di,ablei
err Point lob eco 80 40 % be un bic 10
proceed. As toe Brooks was about to be
boarded by the Confeaerates Col. Sillo-
waye had the President placed N a boa
and rowsd 10 n pl &C ~ > fetv on he
Maryiand shore OF the Poto iac river.
aud afterward taken 60 Washington"
Secretary welles wrote "In "A conference
18th tho p esident aud s cretarA Stan
to t, In re- rrpc TO your valuable SER
vices OF Ned aesday las you ,tre pr =
mptef to tie rank ~ colonel. and 1t II
proposed 10 elevate you To the r nix Of
chief eng uerr. We sx end 10 y u our
heartfelt. { snks. and believe as when We
say we cons der you to be- as great n her
a. any in the service, and special mention
IT service Ia oriere l o record In both de-
partments Of the service"
c lionel w. A. II. Sill wave resides at
8 Pine street. Boston, Mass. His first
lie was = dau her of SIR William
81 ckie a q a niece OF Sir Richard Hough-
ION. His prese t wife IL u relative OF Hon.
William VI. Evarts.
Col. Sillowa,e nlmself els a very in
teresting s Try:
"On the 10 b OF April, 1861. I enlisted
T. he army OF the n rth. W igh-d 162
p unds. After serv ng four years al
Q ht m ntisi Ia the army 4 avy. an
suffere from wounds snd r cum uisn /
was discharge !. weighed lhe day I was
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-17

Thomas z. Glyun who are Que
Z the best musical teams that
have played Nh engagement
ut this thester during the .esso b; Fill
son aud Enrol CO uedy sket h artists
and vocalists in their comedy Great o :.
woman We. Man" Frank RI ey. . black
faced comedian and heavy INC dancer;
Jessie Gardner a d Clsr ST. Maur In
VOCAL s~slsctio Q AID Ayburd In cnnic
songs. The p .rfor anc 10 conc nd
wiz . ~lauxhable comedy, The ID, ctJr's
Troubles" Ia which Mathews, ely d,
Hamilton and Miss Harris furnish no
suIall amount Of fun.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-17
HAPPY DEMOCRATS.

Another Crop OF Rhode Isiand Postmas-
terships Harves ed.
A Washington dispatch announces the
following p stofice appointments for
Rhode Island:
j. B. N La Centreville E en 81 cum,
Exeter ; Thomas Loughran. Nat ok; -.
N. Ro e, S.ocumvilie; Chester F~ranAlin,
Sum nit.
wo Of thes' plafe'. N tick and Cen
trrvil e, are IA t 9 to~nof arw C (. aud
a each Their. h b Ell u harp coolest for
the ofiiciai y um.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-17

The New York Lo don Thsaier Spec
atty company il at tits pl . Of anus
msnt tn week snd rsssn 50 very pleas
& pre-. ram. The 20 ,psny ~ composs
OF well-known artists, all of who ap-
pear ia new acts and specIsltles. The On
tertainmsnt ope 10 with Val jean, the IA.
nous jugglsr, who 10 . very clever arts.
lie is followed by Ed X gers, In Irish
songs and dances; Will G. Mathews aud
Nellie Harris In an sm using sketch: Paul
Stanley, n come liar In character changes
and limitations; Harry Hamilton and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-17
Hit by q Failing ask.

John Kennedy, teamsr for A Sangy,
sau a manufaci urer. while loadin,
casks on TO mis- wagon At the Old Colony
reight depot on Cana street, sustsiuel n
severe cut over his eye by the slipping o
face. lie was attended by DR.. Gardner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-17

Edward G.. Far ner, ~ years old, liv ~
L IA & aver,tk : rect. was Aru TX yester.
Ia, afternoon and fell at the c. rner O
Washin ton and Eddy streets. The am
was called but + rmer refused
to 20 to his home and he was consequently
| aided into he patrol wa On and aiken
Z 81 ton 1. This morning he Was fined
A. and costs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-17

pattern for general gu dance
reli. 9 chi-fly n his memory. II in be-
caus Of thi | diviiuali y OIL expression.
siiea b. scertain eye OF iniaginatio
aud . sirong 80 sc { color. that he RI
entail carrie We " r nisy ju~ y be o :
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-17
Thrown Out Of "a. Carriage.

At ESQ O'Clock this morning Charles J.
Hackett. living n Perry street. vas dri
NIX on Broad av when the horse BEGAN
( igh Q ed and ran. Hackett was thro u
out and sustsi ed a hal gas on the for
cad. lie WIS sttend d ~ DR.. VIII te AMI
was then scat to his IN b. oficer II
nAfOrd,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-17
EVANGELICAL Y. w. @. A.
Business Transacted mt tho Quart eri
heetiDg-A Lecture.

heetiDg-A Lecture.
The following nominating committee
rs app"in I'd last even n at the quar-
er y me Ing OF the Providence Evan.
gelic Il Y ung Women's Christian ass,
ciaiio u G sirmsu. Mrs. S S. BucklIn,
ap,i-t; Mrs. Csndace cry, Methodist;
drs. Il. w. G r "a Or. Epi C pal; Mrs. Il.
). 20 ant. & ',-rsxstional; Mr.. +. NJ ,ul-
OF. PES ,sterian.
R,Dorts were made nv several com
n~ittees, after which M . WIFI ing gave
a soprano solo anil M : NJ. +. Green de-
vervd Al interesting lecture on " wo-
lneu Ia 1922 aud ia 1899"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-17
oaeTmc JUICE.

Eggs covered with cold water and r.
moved the instant the water boils will l.,
found delicate and tender.
A fruit cake is greatly improved by be
Ing steamed for two hours before baking
and will require about an hours less time
In baking.
French chestnuts and sailed pistachio
nuts are popular bits between courses, hut
mlted almonds cannot be displaced while
On epicure survives to sip his claret.
A fruit ice is easily made by rubbing a
quart OF fruit through a colander and add
ing a cupful Of water as sweet as honey.
Mix with this the unbeaten whites of three
fresh eggs and freeze. stirring constantly.