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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
DRIED FRUITS.

Receipts for week. 437 pkgs: exports. o02 pkgs
Only a small. jobbing trade In evaporated APPLES
Most of the dried apples have been used on
packing orders. Chops. slow. Cores and skins
thus far have been sold in small way at full
prices but round lots would not bring over lea
been ofYered to arrive for less Cherries remain
dull with &c extremeN for best new. Inc nrst iot
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NrTS-Peanuts dull; quoted at 4i2N2,c for fancy
hand-picked and 2s.G32c for farmers: Spanish
shelled dull at 3i&c for No /: No quoted at
1ikMlAc; Virginia No shelled at 2}sm3c. and NO
1iac. .-eo.,,
BEESWAX-Quiet: Southern quoted at 2jn26izo;
MAPLE SJ'GAR-New bricks nomnally quoted
at ea.G7c per n. Syrup dun at 65n70c per gallon
can. No wholesale movement reported ana con-
siderable stock Offering.
GINSENG Market a shade frmer; Northern
quoted at 81 4Ods2 7o Western at s. l0as2 80. and
Southern at 81 sOas2 10 per N.
MILK AND CREAM
The daily average receipts of milk and cream at
the different railroad distributing points in ana
near the city for the week have been as follows:
Erie 1855 cans of milk, II cans Of condensed milk
and 260 crns Of cream: Pennsylvania Poughkeep-
sic and Boston. 20 Of milk: Susquehanna,
6s3 cans of milk and IS cans of cream: l-acka-
wanna, 4675 OF milk and 30 cans Of cream.
New-York and Harlem LIZ cans OF milk. 81 cans
of condensed milk and cans Of cream New
York City and Northern. 9S3 Of milk; New
Haven and Hartford ST. cans Of milk, Ontario
and Western @,Si cans Of milk and 22 cans Of
cream; West Shore. Las cans Of milk. % cans OF
condensed milk and 20 cans Of cream; New-JeTscy
Central 2lj Of milk and II cans OF cream;
and by miscelianeous short routes 20 cans OF
ply has been 2os6s cans Of milf. l2 cans of con
densed milk, and 7Ss cans OF cream. The avera%"
rice paid for the surplus on the platforns has
oeen 81 30 Of forty quarts. The MIX Elk
change price is 81 81 a can.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
REAL ESTATE.
prrcJNFSS AT THE EXCHANGES

There were only auction saies yesterday in the rs
estate market both under foreclosure and In each
tho 'rlartin In the proceedings the tuyer. L. J.
philips e. Co. offered the lelsehod interest in Nos 1ss
anG Isl seventy-sixth.st two 5-stsry brick na
I'D stIres standing q plot 4SS1O2 The iS
AUD m ground rent OF $500 year, with renewal. TIE
n,aintin Klchari j. COrtes the buyer for $4,000
Px'Inn KenIulIy offered three-story brick house On
,iamiiton rIace jsear OnehUnded and forty st.
standing on LOT 15.3A5j The plantih, Charles Brock
was the buyer for 50 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09

EICF-Markct steady with fair demand At unchange
prices. Dan. Taluagc'- son. Co.. NW-prlr11S. tle-
Graph Louisiana crrp movement {, dat" Receipts rough
Inclusive " amount rrd over 30 49, sacks SUES
CLEANED fes,uaieI 500 bhls MarNet steady. or ally
ncroa inquiry and from Iharlrsnn telegraph caro-
lima crop movement q DAT Receipts cleaned. 100
bb- sale Il 90 bhl- Market quiet but finn, with
fractional advances 10 rsnt ~ crop stll hand
ainv held I'm anticipation ~ furth r
Improvement. W" quote Carolina and Iou slant. full
ordinary. @i.n:'-c: low To ftr. -2"
2a,c good - prime 3d32c rnrc- % fancy. - cr eN-
ira head 5d:lc JaIan idi',ci Patna. i'2d'sc; Ran
COON took
SrGNR-R Nw-Rcmained quiet, owing to the vide
divergence Of Of buyr- aui sellers. ilo err
ulc s,il demand &C. fr % centrifugal and Gle for :"
Nu-co ado although come .u-ar could b, Fought
on the 37.c and 3'sc basis .......... II tFiNED-In
active demand. nlm and unchanged. \ good de-
nand l. reported Phladlph Quotations: Cur
loaf jeaj al: crushed. IA-dj.Slc; powdered
itfdS%. gruuafei. ils"jNc; fine do. 81
5,sc cuhes jiidjAc: XXXX powdered 5i.d5.oic 8.
mould \ ysdjjic diamond \. 5.lS05Ar; confectIon"rs
A. 5OGdj4c; Columbia \. 9i05lsc Windsor \. ioi Il
pc: Rilycwod \. 4oid5sc Phoenix, iIsd3 06c En-
prr A. ( 81 J5c No q i1.d oc NO Z 80 - '.e NO >.
i'6isic; 80 . A5Gat'.c; y. 10 AsdiG2c no ~
London-No London market to-day owing TO holiday
SYRTPS- Market dun and nominal. We qno'e
sugar -srup choice. 23d2ic: primo, 21d.-c; good
ig0.Oc: fair 1101Sc; common 1i"l6c: ordinary. lrd
H., nNinc arTlcs IL degrees Hlume per 100
u ~ COAST o. Add 5dl0c per 100 Ii for each degree
higher
TALLOw-cuIct and coscl nominal AT d'ic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09

HEMP AND IrTE-The market remained dull
and nominal late price still the nomlnaly uuotnd
range. We quote ManilI hemp pot. 51,a
1rrye 3;.Gic jute spot. 2ieoe',c: shipment @Goic;
iuc. butts and rcJcctonS, spot l-loH2c; 10 arrive,
3-ijG2c.
UDEs-Buyers lind dull AID ION eun,t rc!dlrr
Art 10 operate and the situation Is tho fore not
altogether Satisfactory for holders. We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
prcORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Lot No %, map 20 lots prop property Of i heirs Of
ersy Maedslene schenck to Herman Kofnih.
chr r,s i; No sSs James swanton, executor
ctc TO- Harris Mandcbaum and another 49,. 1880
00f1 narT to John Rankin 100000
Israel olas ssi # Of Gthave 2iiexSaS "
'O. John II Johnston ct al % Eva coe so,;oos: lA
S' Fissci. 20 Fsand TO OF E %sas hH
ia isss; Timothy Donovan and wife to Mary Am
osdst n s. aGs It Of sth.ave, 2oxioos; VIII.
s.tS lam LsnI sso 70 Anna Of aiSx
2q Hired In G Mason se to Mary Sa.en ia:
Avenue A, No 1861; John J. Feehan ana "ile e7oo
m,nd Sohsnhe ha'' ',e'' 1880
Avenue 'nn"a q No $3.50 John Feehan and wife %
70 rrsdsriik Fe Of hssnstonave a0xioo
Herman wronkow and wife to Johanna Hir'ch ~.
~ Haarsn 70 Andrew Judge 800: 1900
i''s ascns and wife to seangarsla and another Ies
1s?d.st NO 8 Fast; Bradley l. Eaton ana we o. M,
wife g M o.E.I , Ms:'sG Sf{:7o andrew
b'T 1Sdac and wife to John iaaren. 1880
rs Elizabeth W a1i s @ @ jacob '
as $a wari nap part PfFSsss: q
RICK hs %s ssS,S WTSSJ % coo
FF asnSy De Grail III ana MS;s6 1900
90; chas Van Ripper ct al to Augustus .,.o
pai mauV q !; lot So map Of lands OF William
o Giles cath Ward Frederick Miller and wife 20.
Lo. 70 ll sSo map Of land Of Benjamin Bci,an EST
FOham Robert Moore to mes sc6er r Boy LOW
Boothy, referee. h, Robert Wood and aiother s2S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
ERI-ITS AND ESH.

Receipts of apples are not oyer large; and fine
q shade frmer for all desirable table varieties. but
common green cooking pears are unimproved
Peaches have fallen heavily under large increase IN
tofore. Southern grapes negected unless unus ,
fnc Huckleberres plenty. dull and lower Black
berries closing shade easier Muskmeons lower
for usual quality. but very fancy lots are wanted
and would bring a premium Watcrmelons plenty,
auief and easier very few sales at top quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
he ope"og range end close today and losing bids tn

Transferable orders issued at 40. Total sales
IOl, 500 bales. Ncw-iork spot sae> to-day ami last
night: consumption. 103 bales: contract
total 7o3 tals spot MARKET easy nlddlngs 71c which
unchanged as compared with yesicrda prices. Quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
UNION TANNED-SLAUGHTER

UNION Observation-Disclosures.
Light .26d23 Seconds, backs .....25d26
Middle backs 27G29 Bellies ga e2
Nlddlo backs, heavy 2od2D
OAK
Dressed backs...... 32d3s Bellies .........11d122
seconds . .............2,d33
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
LIVE POULTRY.
DRESSED PoULTRY-FREsH KILLED.
pOrArOES AND VEGETARLES.

Irish potatoes have been in liberal supply quiet
and favoring buyers. Sweet potatoes firm. Onions
steady. Tomatoes in excessive supply and much
lower. Lima beans about steady string beans and
caulihowtrs scarce and firm. Other vegetables show
LIZ nl,nAn1r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
of new california apricots-26 bags-arrived to-
day: quality fine and offering at 10Qllc.
HOPS.

ro,,,s Tor week 900 bales: exports. COS
bales Hot much change in the general position
Of the market. Stocks are pretty well conttoieed
IA Mold frmlv but there Is still a light Udde
nnssinp Exporters getting but few new or
ders: brewers are buying cautiously. and manly
aeainst immediate wants. and dealers are not
inclined to do much.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
EGGS.

Receipts for the week. 949 bbs. 3i,673 cases The
market is showing Improvement toward the
close. Receipts lighter and from northery
sections there is some Improvement In quality.
Rest goods arriving now selling up TO l6c. but
BUYERS at that price are critical as to quality and
nothing short Of strictly choice goods free from
hot-weather defects, will satisfy them. There is.
however "A larger proportion of satisfactory goods.
and the lighter offerings of inferior qualities have
made some Improvement in these also
State and Pennsylvania, new-lad. per dN- "a II
Ne fresh collections, average best I1t=d 10
Western fresh collections far % good liiod 10
Nest md
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
IIEMLOCK

LEATHER-There a slow and easy market for
sole leather. and holders all kinds. In ct
show disposition "a favor the buyer. Values nomi'
n,uv unchanced. We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour dull
% %Sss B. No Sc SG re SnGs S 'p
40 B. 3sc; No oats 2$asc No s rye 4',Ec; NO
e5rsy mess PORK HH PER- Dbl s9ss o. lard per
100 Ii, 81 7oNN a. short ribs sides HS3se - sb aga
ca dr ,yes slt SSxe sIo"vi s s7. Whisky dis,
tillers finished goods. per gal 81 IL sugars. M M
sh %h,fs CS b. %s5.c: barley No B. no sales 10
M No sales On the Produce Exchange today the
p fiiyr " Eggs steady: strictly fresh islac.
Cincinnati Aug; s-Flour easy; wheat easier easier
10 red S'c fGrgseaE rec ir mixed DO %
iye-pul. lower; NO tse' pork0ui iet - S w.
- Wbsknv weak, sales $50 bbls, 81 r. Butter
-Elgin creamery. higher at 2ic; others unchanged
september. jSlac, No > spring, 5Sc; No Northern.
e cG T gh, 'upPy No 90 White Sc Bar ns
nominal No p SOC; sample nominal RVS Sniet; No
i i q &C. Provisions irregular Pork w %. L"'''
Philadelphia, Aug. S.-Flour-Prlces steadily held
but buyers lacked confidence, and very niue do,t
Wheat-Market depressed and prices declined aa
rally limited below workable basis; No red .lu-
gust. Gi9sn6i7sc: September. bsd66l4c; October
&lsn6Si.c: November 7olsnIO4c CONCEPTION mar
sence OF business; No mixed August 47%9isi,c
$50 G 0Goee d and shade NS ownr
IN sympathy with decline in other cereals; No ?
,ohn ,ih Sood U Sor
choice stock; Pennsylvania hrsts. l5'zc Sugar
Refined firm and In fair demand with quotations
unchanged. Potatoes in good demand and firm at
iOn 5c per basket Other articles unchanged.
ST. Louis. Aug. S-Flour in light demand UNI
changed. Wheat was weak on selling, losing 3.d
lc; No : red cash. 5llsc; August 562.c; September
,SAM%sc; December. 66l2c Corn sympathized with
wheat. closing lc lower; No mixed cash. 35l.c;
weak. dun and lower; No cash, 25c: August. 23I.c:
september. Bic Rye and Barey-Nothing doing
Bran higher. very firm. soc. track. Hay firm:
new timothy, prime to choice. sliasl2. Fiaxseed
lower. Soc Butter higher, very hrm: separator
irmer at lo'2c cad very duh. 81 97Is; spelter
s. a. Cornmeal, whiskey. baggng and cotton ties
unchanged. Provisions heavy, quiet: pork nm
changed: lard 81 S7g; dressed meats loose shomI-
ders. 81 75 longs and ribs. 81 & shorts S. Bacon
packed shoulders s.; longs and ribs as soiLS"sS ~
shorts. 81 l2tsms9 %: Hams UNCHANGED 2e'' TO-
Toledo Aug: S-Wheat active. lower: No cash
Corn dun. steady; No cash iIikc; No 3 ,o%c:
No, = yellow. &c Oats-Cash. 2isc No g. 2sc rive
dun: cash tic. Glover seed dull steady. nrJmo g.
ember Sc Is: October So 10 P''''c sep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
HAY AND STRAW

Receipts OF hay have been light, and the mar,
kef shows some advance: quotations are for ola
only; small lots of new arrive but not OF quality
to command quotations. Straw more plenty anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
BROOKLYN Real Gstate.

inkEE-STOKY brick house. with 3-story extension,
"A on the HIN. brooklyn sale or would take small
H0''e III Or nsn lr Omaha Ns6raska IN part payment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09
Gitn propertn for Sale.
Real estate h)anteo.

w about $70 900.
Rutland WHITING s Beekmans ct.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-11
AMONG THE FIREMEN.
THE BENEFICIAL lSSOCIfTION rs
NOW CREAMY IN NEED OF FUNDS
Committee Appointed mt the Me. ting
Last Night to Look Into the Matter :
tenerai and Personal Notes.

The Providence Association OF Fie nan
for mutual assistance, founded ia 1882.
will soon be thing OF the past un'es,
the citizens come forward AMI rsad.r it
pecuniary assistance. The objects
OF the association are to pay to
members o. the department who may
be irjnred at fire or while on duty the
sum OF ~ pr week and to ply TOR m edi
cil attendance. K sch member OF the e.
p rtme 4 was snppos "A to he "a memaer
If The association, as the cost was tie
nominal um Of ffy cents rer
annun. Tue ASSOC iatior has until with :
IA i've years been sue ,ess n nd liberal
donatlons Z ON the citizsns aavs beer re
eved from time To time. Co carts
b ls, AID other entertai amen Ia I'VE
bee e ven aud the proceeds ~. b ZEN
sucl az 10 oh.et the amoua5 drawn IL m
In treasury.
The quarterly meeting of th. assoc -
iion was hel last evening at the honss
OF me Ihree Ones where the TO % y.
UNCLAIMED members were appointed
committee % devise WAYS aud
means to replenish the treasury: Presi-
dent, L'ardrr Walling; secretary, Johl
Hntchi SIN: tr ,asur r. Charles H.
Swan captains, Benjamin II. HIRING
ton and Char es j. Corners. John S. Lit
t!e. CHI rles II. Higgins, Thomas L. Cor
dan and John II. Chapman.
captain Be. .hler, who is still ut the
Rhode Island hospital han tn. pleasuie
Oh wearing his trousers last SUNDAY Tor
the hrsS time -'uc. h, was i"ju~ei.
Hoseman JAG LtCe OF NJ 10, VIII, is
at TIE Rhode I.lind h spitai /, slowly
improving and Is Ia lair way Of recov-
erIIg.
Capt. Is. +. Harrington Of II 50 Co. IL
Win his ianiiy viii 20 to New York
next > turday nom n.y. Mr.. Harrington
VIII nave n LITTER of intro suctf N TO the
chiet ~ department or THAI city from
Chiet ) erre. Durlug Mr.. III ,rrin .ton stay
In New York he will visit the tr aiming
school, and all other branchrs OF IN
depar ment where infor nation can he
gained. H. will renal about one
w'es and upon his rttura will
prOceed to Boston. where h~ Will ent r
The ra'nilg school, He whl be in 20,
ton about thirty days, aud on hs return
VIII open college la this city. TIE
"colexe" will probably b. erscJe IN the
yard OF steamer No. 3 Oh Sonta Man
street.
Councilm L. f. Davis tritd hand
so e piir of gray norses ysstr1dsy that
will soon be the properly Of steamer
No. 10.
ASST. .tant F Freman Nick Waterman of
hose l3 - on the sick list.
The Permanent association will hol
It's quarir y meeting In the house ~ the
Thr'e ones next Thursday aftern o, u
2:30 o'ciock
Chief Steere has ordered b X to be
placed near the car harm IN Auburn, to
be numbered lS5. There will also be two
hydrants laced in the vicinity
David G. Curry Of Prosect!vs NJ. !. is
spending his vacation at tie Worlds
fair.
Thomas B Fraser of Protective No. !,
was a dele ats 70 the NEE ing OF the
Christian Enieavor association that was
held In Montreal. Mi. Fraser went to
Chicago from Montreal. where he will
spend n week or IN re
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--------------------
DEATH OF COLONEL STUART.
Passes Away at the Rhode Island Hos.
pital After Long Illness.

pitaI After Long Illness.
After AN illness of several months
Duration Colonel James ID. Stuart, n
widely known and highly respected
citizen, died Mt the Rhod Island hospital
this morning, where he had bten under
trea' ment for Bright's disease.
Colonel Stuart vas born in Londo1,
Eng,, forty-thrte years ago and arrived
1 his uotry EN- about 0 years Of
ge. Soon after ward he came to q =,
city, where b: to,k mp the pain tr's
trade AMI iot Ion time
was In The emp.oJ of Mr. Is. w. Peek.
About fifteen years ago h. embarked
In The trade OH his own acc unit aud his
ener ", bGsI ness tact, aud foresight s )on
gave him an enviab,e standing in the
bu ,iness community.
lie was not a tuau given to self asser-
tions. He was quiet but progressive. lie
talked hLtle bus did much, uatil at the
ii when the illness which
ei ded his lif, seized him lie
vas reco2nlzed ~ in the front rank OF
his trade. Oie Of the many large con-
tracts which ne carried out successfully
WAS the redscoration OF the interior
OF the city hail, wlIch is OF itself an in
stance OF his thorough and conscientious
method of fulfilling his engagements.
Colonel Stuart n many friends In
this city. lie hat kindly disp Dsition aud
his temp rament was tsse italy vifile.
He vas u friend always to be depended
upon and these nhO knew him best Will
feel ds ep aud genuine sorrow at the uu-
expected cutting Of Of such promising
career.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-11
PAWTUXET.
Bridge Raiiings Broken by Heavy Teams
Other Matters of interest.

Bridge Raiiings Broken by Heavy Teams
Other Matters of interest.
During the grading aud cnrbing OF
Broad street at the bridge, the iron rail-
inRs have been run into and badly broken
by the heavy teams
The mission workers OF Trinity chapel
will hold their bake at "R nodes ou-the
Pawtuxet," tomorrow.
Sterting lodge, Knights % Pythias, will
enjoy field day at "Rhoies-on-the-P Paw
tuxet," to-day.
Mrs. Watson Hall aud granddau ghter
OF 81 Louis are the guests Of Mrs
Walter Cnapin DIV Y OF Broad street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 4. Aunell aud son OF
Sea View avenue are at the White Ultn
Mr.. aud Mrs james A. Smith and
dsnghtsr are spending Ju yaid August
st Lisbo :, N. ~.
Miss Mabel Car er Of Lakewood Is at
Warren, Mas.
The Misses williams Of Lakewood have
been visiting ~ P,ntiac
Mrs. Johaani Smitn is at the noun.
ins for few week..
The clerks - Althony e. Gree a en-
j)yed c am bake AT Mr.. A Il. Stores
on SaturdRy.
Messrs. Haines and Ssadard OF Pascrag
ave pnronas'd the business OF Rthard
> unders, grscer, on Bro "a Sires,
Mrs. Saliy Pearce j. % r. gewoo for
Tie seas 90.
Mrs. M,rshtlI q T. lge vood is buildin g
cott'ge ON the Tiuaer plat
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-11
Chicago Grain Market.
IN TIE PAWTUXET VALLEY.
What Is Going on IA the Various Valley
villages Tt day.

What Is Going on ia the Various Valley
villages I, day.
The Baptist Sunday school of Natick
will make their annual excursion tomor-
r,w, the 18th inst. They will take din
will proceed {, Roger Williams park,
wnere they will spend the remainder OF
the day.
Benjamin King of Natick is gaining i'm
health and I'll soon be ON duty again at
the companvs market.
Miss Susie Woodell OF Natick Is enter
tanning friends from Fall River
Miss Brightman of Natick is visiting
her parents In Fail River.
River Point.
The Copgregatit nal Sunday school will
go to Old But onwoods Thursday. 1t is
expected that large number outside
the school will accompany them.
ID. II. Gosselin's shoe store was found
broken into YESTERDAY morning and sew
,ral pairs OF shoes an other small arti-
cles are missing.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Reoch are visit
ine the Worlds fair this week.
Mrs. James Scott and Miss Emily, her
daughter, OF AttewauQan, Conn.,, are the
guests of Mrs. Edwin Parks.
Hope.
The railroad boys met q few invited
guests, and enjoyed clam bake Sunday.
In the grove. Mr.. Jos 'ph Donnelly, the
station agent at this place superinten ded
the affair. Railroad men as general
thing are big eaters, and consequently
when their appetites were appeased the
pile Of clans had greatly diminished.
Arctic Centre.
MIR. Jackson has returned from an ex-
tended tour In Europe
James Hogan OF Auburn is visiting
friends in this vicinity.
The Warwick cadets left for Camp
White yesterday for their annual week
In camp.
Mr.. Cbenevert and family have gone to
Canada, where they will visit friends
aud relatives.
Fred Albro OF Providence has returned
home, alter having been the guest Of rel
atives.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-11
AT NARRAGANSETT PIER.
what IL Going ON This Week at This
Famous Resort.

what IL Going ON This Week at This
Famous Resort.
SPECIAL TO THE NEWS.
NARRAGANsETT PIER, July 11--Ths
week started In with hurrah. On Sun
day about one hundred men connected
with the liquor business in Providence
came down on the steamer Wave and
assisted nv the Continental band made
G, N nsiaerable noise. A large excursion
par v from Fall River also enjoyed the
beauties of the Pier
Following the hurrah OF Sunday there
was profound silence and little has oc-
cured since that is worthy OF note. This
evening the second Wednesday evening
Casino hop will he given. The a'ten-
dan 10 the two previous hops has be
somewhat Limit ed because OF rain on
each occasion. This evening IL the
weather is PLEASANT, ,he e. mist. misiortunes
what is in ended to be great success.
The o'clock mass at the Catholic
church Ia well attended each morning.
sunday Cardinal Gibbons preac hsJ
most eloquent sermon.
MISS LJuise Davenport Of Prov idence
Is at Gee n Star cottage, Matunuck.
Rev Frederick J. Bassett OF Providence
Is at the Mat ewson for few weeks.
Miss Hattie Butts of Providence Is also
at the Mathewson.
some OF those who have Gently ar.
r We at the Rockingham for the e lsou
are: Mr.. and Mrs. Fed : Farwell o.
Providence; A. Dudley tucker. .presi-
General II. A. Starring; ". ;. A., aud
ne: A. Nu ther aud wife and Aug.
Krimmei of Z,itz. GERMANY; Miss 3. A.
Morgan, Miss Morgan aud Miss Grace
Morgan OF New York Mrs. &c. Biusher,
Miss Baugrer. Bal1lmcrei q, j. Austin,
&. G,rr.s N. 81. Louis; Tno nas J. Gar
gar, b ston Mrs. y. l. Pstiging, New
York.
NJ. Van ilensrn, Marcus A. Talbot
aud w. l.. Vanker,o =, OF New Y,rk
A +. q. L,wrenee OF Bro kiyn are
among recent arrivals a. the Giads tone.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-11
BRISTOL.
Interesting Gosdp from the Lively Bay
side Town.

Interesting Gosdp from the Lively Bay
side Town.
The two cup defenders are in the har-
bor and men are hard at work getting
them ready for trip outside.
Mr.. Byron DeWol, Mr.. Hawkes., and
Mr.. Charles +. Minsher have all returned
TO New York, after spending pleasant
vacation of two weeks here with their
relatives and friends.
Master Willie Burns met with quite n
serious accident on Monday afternoon.
lie cut his foot with n broken bottle
while In bathing.
A large number OF the citixsus and
friends of the Dreadnaught Ho *, Lad
Ge- aud Hose company, will accompany
them on their excursion to New Bed :
ford I'm the Gamer Mount III ,pe.
Mr.. John Iierkwick and sister lefi here
en- ire 5:l5 rain o, Monday for Chicago
To sttent the fair. after whIon they will
visit Sc. Paul, MINI f1t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-11
BADLY INJURED.
ACCIDENT 1T NIRRfG ANSETT
ELECTRIC LTGHT COMPANY.
Mr.. Sims Was Erecting n New Engine
when the Derrick Fell Knocking
Him sensoless.

Edwarl c. s mn, n BIO he to Gardener
g. Sinms of the Armin, ton and Sims
+ 'gine complny, WAS struck by falling
de rex at the Narraganset + ectric
l. IN ing mpany this moraing. and
was badly injured. He was engage Ia
overse. ring the operation OF erecting n
new engine at the sta ion,
when the derrick 'ell. striking him
on the head ard re dere him
unconscious. lie WAS p.cke1 up and the
nmhulnnce was summoned c,nveyin /,
him Go the Rhoie Island hosp tai II
WAS found that he had sustain "a n frac-
ture Of th skull. Sims j. AZ wears of age
a"d lives at 73 Chestnut : rect.
fat IL.