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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-11

DOR SALE-RENTON HILL, SEVERAL
Il choice. slightly lots. two blocks from Madison
street: only 900: easy terms. George W. Hall
2l2 Cherry street
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MIS- EfLANEUES.
If sNtCAN SMALLPOX CURE, CURES ANY
VI case IN twelve hours. Or. J. McAulster Ed
nG-, " Ssh
l'Nk hFN rs IOkAGE WAREHOUSE; .;nr
j 100 feet With Two floors. Apply io Hardness
hi bard. West street, between seneca and
spring
NV p RNITUKE ARRIVING DAILY;
~ ia.e>: Styles ana prices low. Belitowu Furni-
tue company. s.5 Front street. Insta.lu4en:
plan
ALh PAPERS FIR SALE AT THE RUSI.
" neS> office 60! MS paper 25c per bundle
IpIANo~ AND ORGANS TUNED AND RE-
paired ~ J r koTbc-; 81 work warranted
Leave orders ~ ?. Christ. Auers Slf rhir! street
and 4. ~. +. fe5t.s, loUs From; street
RESNEII & Hull FURNITURE co Will
~ srii sou al pets aud furniture on easy nav.
n-sAsA t0Enes kEon. aad Marion slTesiA
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L'CR SALE-DO YOU WANT To MAKE so
l. pc cent good investment in property
this year? Close In; good neighborhood from
$1,000 10 $4,000 required. george W.. Hall, 2l2
Cherry street
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~ Nh ft-- BOARD ANb htH3 EuR Gs y
~ t-sHaHn a. rfiSsls Ts4Hfi4. sA.A u.s. atetaaNs
=. UoC4GeaLal block Address i. u. bUA 1854
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CONTRACTORS md BCILDERS.
cor ECTIDNS.

I1Rt SSWELL COLLIE ION COMPANY
I Regular csliectIoas for business firms and pro-
frs-ionaI men; special attention TO overdue ac-
cOuut- 3r- Butler b!ocS.
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Il r. SALE-S6O GARDEN LOTS on STREET
Il car line; small monthly payments: inter-
est; cleared ready for cultivation. Gould & Whit
worth, Olympic block.
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L'QH RtNT-OFFltE ROOM FOR sToKE,
L room vr oth~~: GA Asnuut floor. Apply III
Maroon q GO. seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-11

u I. MESSENGER RAT = FROM OUR
"A. Office ll6 Cherry street: - blocks or less. 5
cents; ii blocks 10 cents l6 block, Is cents; 20
blocks or over 20 cents; answer. cents extra; by
the hour. % cents: circulars and advertising mat
ter distributed at $3.50 per day: cards invita-
tons, etc, delivered at $3.50 per day. Rin- the
a. II. L. cell box only for Seattle sransfer Com
panys hacks, gurneys and express wagons: Pacific
Postal Telegraph Cable Ompanys kilograms:
open at all hours OF the day and nisat. Telephone
No pa
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ron RENF-STORES.
E'nH EENr-STORE ROOMS CHEAP At
L various places IN the city. Union Trust Com
psny. Telephone 3l9. Room ll5 squirrel atimer
building.
INrtt KENT- FEBPT @rfE STORE
L room AMI basement now oCCu pied nv the t oy-
heat Euw ca. corner Front nud Union streets.
s;u.,7uoui iox5S basement 5ix5& ARMY Ia Fred
IVefrtt, room Si4 HurSe Building.
I'OR RtNr-STpRF%: COOP LOCATION
/ tor drug and grocery stores; on Jac kson cable
StN. III columbia street.
L'oK NEN T->TORE WITH II ROOMS. on
L Front street, North seattle; ou.y So per
month Il = Turner. 2lT Butler b.ock.
LNR kkNr-~TOEAGE RIO " IN BRICK
L bn>em~nts Front street: light ard dry. els-
Nst"r service" N.i,iFeSs J. J. Post. 80 IIfti stree.
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WANTED-ETTHER AN ACTIVE OR 81
" lent partner in an established profitable mer-
camille business In this city; 81 1000 capital re-
CURED; Is per cent guaranteed on invest ment:
object 10 increase stock. g. W. Yancy, 203 Bal
ley block.
"ANTED-A PARTNER IN GOOD PAY
w ing FISH, poultry, egg, butter and vegetable
business. Address Partner, care Pos'-Intelii-
gencer.
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DOR SALE-TWO FINE RESIDENCE LOTS
l. in nenny's broadway addition. only 200 feet
from Madison street, al price that Will a>tonish
you. Washington Territory investment Company
corner second and Cherry st Gets
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-14
is GOVERNORS DAY.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE !.


Major John McCrudden. Second bat
talon OF tn, Second regiment, was tbs
officer OF the day today.
Captain Gray inspected the camp
this mornl ~. The captain is mo st
carefai military man, and he inspection
on governor's day II neces sarily rigid.
lie found n number Of little defects and
evidences OF clreless ness and had them
remedied at once
Payn aster Nerone was the recipient Of
AN unexpected visit last evening. lie
WAS ent' rtaining number II his friends
when word WAS sent co him hst mis- q 1ar-
ters were o lie Inspected. The per etra ors
OF the joke stood outside. and the way the
ofncers rushed out of the tent surpassed
IN agility and quetness anything that
mas yet been seen on the camp grounds.
The score or more of empty bottles were
sh we'd under ne n ,or out>ile the eiges
OF the tent under the bed. aud evea in
the beds. In less time than IL
started off down the hill outside
40 as to escape arrest should any OF hc
bottles be found. As soon as he dis.
and relieved OF all the drinkabIes,
and an imprompiu guard was
dispatched to stop him when
he should attempt TO return. He was
halted and not knowing the countersign
was arrested. For n half hour he was
kept waiting nntil the coporal OF the
guard should lie called, this morning
Mr. Nerone is one Of the maddest men in
camp.
The Governor In Camp.
The governor reached the ground this
morning at five minutes Of eiven. He
was met at the west gate by the
cavalry and escorted across the parade
ground while the salute OF the
artillery pealed forth. The governors
flag with its anchor of hope was run
mp and he ahghted in front o.
the marques tent. There very very
few present to welcome him except
the brigadier genera! and staff. and a
few members OF the governors own staff.
sheriff Whise, Col. Harris. Ge. Dennis,
Col WethereI. Col. Mowry were
present. The guests of whicn there
present The guests OF which there were
nearly 200 invited, arrived shortly before
3 o'clock. But IL was not the
,ou DAY at o'kiara ressnt nescn
ali told. but those who did come were
apply repaid by the skirmish drill OF
The First regi ment and the Machine Gun
battery.
The Kentish guards Of Appon aug were
present today. represented by ten OF their
most distinguished officers There are
about score OF officers ~ this old-tir,e
company and scsrcely half dozen pri-
vat $. IL is great compan for ci .nlty,
but not "a notorious one for hard work.
Camp to Break Tomorrow.
At r.veille tomorrow the trains will
enter the grounds and the work of ren ov-
lug the camp Will commence. There
will be u O drills or duties tomorrow and
the forces will leave in specl's train at
4:49 p. m.
Colonel f. +. Olney apps,red at IL 30
and the first Large OF oulsd ers arrived
at 1918
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-14
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.

Luckey, O. was almost destroy ed by fire.
The cholera in Hungary is Of the AsiaA'
type.
Postal cards are to be uniform in siz
hereafter.
The Chippewa Indians are fraudulentiy
drawing annuities.
Another negro murderer has bee,
lynched in Mississippi
The captain of the British brig Darma
died from yellow fever.
An expedition has left Martinique fo,
the invasion of Venezuela.
Receivers are to be asked for in the c. .
Of every existing endowment order.
A report is current that Admiral Wan.
denkolk has captured Rio Grande do Snl
The Sultan OF Zanzibar has conceded
the government of the Benadir ports To
Italy.
The Baptist Young Peoples union has
opened an international convention ut
Indianapolis.
M. Buloz, editor of The Revue des Deux
Mondes, Paris. abscouded after paying Id,
900, ,000t francsso blackmailers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-14
BRISTOL NEWS.
Poorly Lighted Streets Cause Bad
Runaway Accident.

Poorly Lighted Streets Cause a Bad
Runaway Accident.
What came near being serious acci-
dent occurred to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Burlington last evening at about o o'clock
They we're out driving for pleasure and
when opposite the torpedo station on
Hope street i'm the south part of
the town collided with team
station, capsixing their team and throw
ing them both to the ground. Mrs.
Burlington was taken into Mr.. Richard
Dunbar's residence and cared for, while
MIR. Burlington, who was not seriously in
jured, looked after the team. The horse
cleared himself from the team and
ran through the main street and
was not stopped until he reached
Warren. Both teams were badly broken.
This morning Mrs. Burlington is quite
com fortable but b IDLY bruised, but no
bones broken. The cause OF the accident
was the poorly lighted stIeets.
Mr. George w. Warren, messenger for
Earl & Frew Express company upon the
Bristol branch is now taking his vacation.
In town visiting friends we notice Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Mason OF Taunton, Mrs.
Louise Howard AMI daughter of Grand
Island, Misses Gertie and Lou Devine of
Rochester aud Mr.. Paul Bowen. Of New
York.
About twenty young men and women
took a straw ride last evening to Warren
and Nayatt, and upon leaving and enter
ing town made the night resound with
the horns and trumpets.
Mr.. Jonathan ID. Waldron much re.
spected citizen. lies In critical condi-
ton with no h pes of mis- recovery.
Mr.. Benjamin Bennett and Mrs. Louise
Walker both OF Alton, ILL.,, are guests at
the Hopeworth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-14
NOT YET ARRESTED.
BUT PRESIDENT TAN HORN WILL
BE FOR VIOLATING THE LAWS.
The Canadian Pacific Magnate- Indicted
by q United States Grand Jury at
Tacoma, Washington.
SPECIAL TO THE NEWS.

BosToN, MASS, July h-The enws con-
tanned In q private telegram received
this morning regarding the indictm ent
of President Van Horn of the Canada n
Pacific railroad for violating the inter-
state law has been confirmed. A dis
patch from Tacoma. Washington, says
1.-THE United States grand jury
last night found indictments against
President Van Horn OF the Canadian
Pacific failroad aud several of
the local agents of the company.
charging them with violation
OF the interstate commerce law in
the sale of tickets- Local Ticket
Agent THOMPSON and his assis, ants were
Immediately arrested aud arraigned at
0 o'clock before Judge Hanford OF the
United STATES district court, who admit
ted them to bail In $500 each.
Every effort was made to keep the
indictment secret, in order that Presi-
dent Van Horn could be arrested at Bos-
ton,on warrant now issued. The COM
pany IL charged with secret rate cutting.
It sold . first-class limited ticket, Ia
was SIS 20. President Van Horn is not
in Boston as stated in the dis
patch. Tbere is an Isaac Van
Horn, railroad man, the general
manager of the Wyoming aud Utah. who
has been staying at u Boston hotel for
several month, and that may possibly
account for the report that the president
of the Canadian Pacific was registered iu
Boston. At the offics Of The Canadian
Pacific In the Sears building reporter
was informed that nothing was know
there OF any secret rate cutting.
East bound rates are not
quoted in this city but the
rat0 from Boston to Tacoma Is $44 first
class, and $3.50 second class. II, j.
Colvin, the New England passenger
agent Of the road was out Of town, but at
the ufflcc It was not known that
President Horn was IN Boston. Neither
at the Office of United States Marshal
Doherty or at police headquarters had
any notice been received OF the issuancs
Of a warrant in Tacoma for President
Horn's arrest.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-14
MEUM AND TUUM
Are Words I hat to Frederick snow Have
no Significance.

AES sVVAWr hes W chOW AsaVo
no Significance.
Detective Parker arrested young man
named Frederick Snow at Prudence
Island yesterday on a war
rant charging him with larceny.
He was brought to this city and I'm the
sixth district court be pleaded
guilty to the charge, taxing him
with the Larceny Of u watch
and <23 In money from Edward
Whipple and was bound oyer-iH-S 1900
surety Tor trial at the September term Of
the court Of common pleas.
Snow went to board with Whipple at
4S Gessler street last Friday. Oa the
following Monday he got up first
and got out taking with him
the watch AMI money, several ties,
a silver knife, fork and spoon and other
smaller articles. The police were ut
once notified and Detective Parker
set out TO look the offender up.
He soon located him on Prudence
Island, where with gang" he was
camping out. The officer arrested him aud
brought hi back to this city, sweater
and all. During his career In this city Snow
although only 10 years OF age, MS done
considerable crooked work. He HIS
secured numerous saddles by representa-
tion, clrriages and other things
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-14
MILL employees IN A PANIC.
They Hear That the Lowell Mills are to
be Close Down for the summer.

They Hear That the Lowell Mills are to
be Close Down for the summer.
LOWELL. Mass. July I4-The mill
operatives in this city today are greatly
excited over what they fear TO be the
prospec OF the mills closing Tor part
OF the summer.
So suspicious aud fearful are the
workmen that all reports to
the contrary have little effect
upon them and the stories which are
daily seen in ci culation regarding the
overstock d market serve TO keep them
in consI ant state of terror.
What has especially worked upon their
suspicious at this time il he action just
taken by the Windsor Print works In
North Adams. which have been ordered
closed two days out OF everv week.
The effect OF such action on the part OF
mill owners in this city would be disas-
trous. and the fear of its effects has
wrought the poorer classes up To a stste
bordering ON paHie-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-14
pisorderly House saIded.

Captain Baker. accompanied by
Lieutenant Horton. Sergeant Thomas,
and Officers Whipple, Little
ana McCarte', raided the
glorious house kept by Jonu Morrill,
at 1 Matilda street last night and
succeeded in ARE sting four girls, inmates
of the place. The girls were taken
to the central station and this morni Y
appeared in the sixth district rourt.
they were Nellie Roberts, Viola Dins-
more, Augusta Perry and Annie Smith.
K ,ch was charged with being iewd ant
wanton, aud were held in $500 surety
each for trial Tuesday
john Morrill, was also arrested ana
charged with two cases OF selling
and one of keeping liquors, and was
held in 500 surety on each case for trial
Tuesday, and in 500 surety on liquor
nuisance warrant on the same date.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-14
OLNEYVILLE

Thomas Flanagan Taken To the Insane
Asylum To-day.
The man Thomas Flanagan, of At
wells avenue, who was reported yester-
day to be deranged, went still worse dur
lug the day and it was deemed advisable
to send him away lest he should infiict
bodily injury either on himself or his
attendants. lie was taken / the asylum
today.
The store on Olneyville square previ-
ously occupied by the late Mrs. Mckinley
is being reironted and plate-glas, win
dows will be placed in. after which the
premises will be reopened Dy Nicholson
Il rruson grocers. They have also
laced large oven in the rear building
and will enter into the bakery business.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-14
PAWTUXET.
The Regular Thursday Evening Hop nj
tho Yacht Club House.

The Regular Thursday Evening Hop Mt
the Yacht Club House.
The weekly Thursday evening hop at
the Rhode Island Yacht Club house was
very argely attended last evening, many
Of the guests being from Providence,
Elgewood aud vicinity.
Mrs. William X. Arnold OF Providence
is TIE guesJ OF friends In town.
Ms. Greene and Mrs Griswold OF " w
York have been the guests OF NJ IS Julia
Binge OF Fort avenue.
Mr. Arba Srpith aud family OF peovi-
den e are spendinR few weeks mere.
All the summer cot, es are occupied
and the season OF uoat ny aud outdoor
sports has opened. Many OF the faces
seen are familiar from rast years,
although several strangers are In town.
Drowned while Bcthing
A man named browne was bathing
ut foot of Smith street at Elgew sod last
evening aud was drowssd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-14
I.Ippitt.

The members of Camp Francis C..
Greene, 5. OF V, will hold grand bali
I'm Temperance hall on the
evening Of July 81 IN honor
OF the survivors OF the second
X. l. regiment The committee OF ar
rangements are: T.. B. Browrell, B. L,
Hswion. X. II. Ntch0ts, w, III Bergiu and
W. II. Babcock. Professor Barn.y's
orchestra ba- been secured for the occa-
siou.
Remember the mass mpeting this ey IN /.
iag at Temperance hall,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-14
To Builders and Contractors.

once OF the Supernten lent OF Public BUILDINGS.
City Hal Providence. Il. L.. July ~. iSo s.
The joint standing committee, on ciy pro .erty
invite proposals Tor ruilding a tions and atera-
lions to the Arnold street ana Mannisg 81 eet
Schooihouse buildings.
Plans and specifications may b. seen at tn OH 10
OF HOppin. Read a Hoppin. architects, 81 West
minister STREET Providence, L. BIDS VIII be
sailed y nj addressed TO the undersi yned. aud wiz
be rec eived until %. m, Friday, July ~. 1898
Tho lght To reject any all bids l. r. ssrved
DAVID BUXTON.
Chairman of Con nmittee o Ciy Pro- erty.
ALBERT r MANSflELD.
Superintendent OF Public lSui tinga.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-14
CIRCUIT COURT DECISION.
Ordered Ecversed by the United States
Supreme Court.

In the case,of Wm. Coupe g. Co. w. Geo.
weatherhead, ct al, a mandate from the
supreme conrt Of the United States Or
dering that the decree Of this court be
reversed with costs to defendant was pre-
sented to the United States circuit
court before Judge Carpenter and ordered
recorded. A final decree in accordance
with the mandate dismissing the bill
with costs taxed at 1891. SO, costs paid,
and satisfaction therefore acknowledged
without issuance Of an execution
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-14
GATHERING AT MALTA.
Preparations Being Made for the Court
martial Of victoria's survivors.

MALTA, July I4.-The Creates num-
Der OF British war ships ever seen at
Malta in summer gathering are here.
What will be the most memorable
court martial ever held begins on the
l7th OF this month. when the Victoria
disaster will be inves igated AMI tue
70 possibility fixed Admiral Seymour,
who arrived Wednesday has
taken up temporary healqutrtecs In the
Admiralty house in the StradaMezz oodi,
The late official residence of the lamented
admiral Tryon
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-14

BERLIN. July l4.-At yesterdays ses-
sion of the Reichstag DR.. Osann, a National
Liberal, moved the adoption Of resolu
ton declaring that in consequences Of the
fodder famine the proposed army mannu
vres ought not to be proceeded with. II
was defeated after prolonged discussion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-14
THE BODY RECOVERED.

Rem aims of Christopher =. Drown Found
I'm the Bay This Afternoon.
The body of Christopher s. Drown, no
lost his life while bath
ing near the Home club
grounds on the west shore OF the bay last
evening was recovered this afternoon.
The medical examiner, who was
summone viewed the remit 3
and granted permission for th-ir
re uoval to the late home of the uufotu.
nate young man at 20 Benefis street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-14
TrIed TO Get a Cloak Cheap.

KINGSTON, Ont, July H.-Mrs. A Nor
row OF Pittsburg. Pa, one Of the Chris
t.au Endeavor delegat TO the conven-
ton, attempted to lani Mt Clayton yes
terday wearing fur CLOAK which
she hrd purchased ~ Montreal.
The cloak was 80 zed and Mrs. Morrow
was oblge tO pay sl2 duty to regain
u. ssessson Of IL. sue will appeal to the
United 5 at-s government for th' return
~ tie amOu paid.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-14
THE FALL OF THE BASTILE.

Paris Observing the Day as n Fete Day
with Pomp and Briiliancv.
PARIS. July i4-Today is the 104th
anniversary OF the Iall OF the S4stile and
Is regarded as a fete day in the city.
The occasion is not celebrated with
the polnp aud brilliancy, however, which
has characterized IL in the past.
No serious lsorders are yet reported.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-14
THE FIRST" ARRESTED.
He Sold Beer Openly on Asbury Parks
Streets.

AsBURY PARK, N. j.. July IA 4-Asbury
Hurley, who has the distinction of being
the Hrst child born in Asbu-y Park, has
been arrested for selling beer openly on
the streets and for being drunk and dis
orderly.
He was fined SO and costs
Hurley defied two officers and they are
to be disciplined for not arresting him. Hur.
ley was former protege OF James A.
Bradley
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-14
This Mornlng's Blaze.

The alarm Of fire from box As, at the
corner OF Chalks;one and Douglass
avenues, at IL o'clock this forenoon
was for blaze caused by an over
tnrned oil stove in house on Douglas
avenue, Damage sill tho
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-14

Patrick Poland brought suit
against Julius Reivold in the court
of common pleas before Judge
Wilbur today to recover 5000 for per-
sonal damages inflicted upon him by the
defendant in The latter's saloon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-14
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT.
Margaret and Nellie do Not Speak ms They
Pass by.

Margaret Silva charged with assault
ing Nellie Russell, was arraigned in tue
Sixth district court this morning
She pleaded not qulty anl was held for
trial Tuesday in 500 surety. Both women
live In the same house n Il heir children
play merrily together. But soon dis
cord cane iutn the peaceful house lol
and one ,iag Mrs Russell was force to
speak harshly TO Mrs.. Silva's cni,dieu,
whel eupou the latter prJm,Itl! smose
Mrs. Russell upon her nose. A complaint
was entered and both will have heariu.
Tuesday
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-14

HARTFORD, July 14--Evan w. Scott,
timekeeper in the machine shops OF the
New York & New England railroad at
East Hartford, and i2 other employees,
have been arrested for appropriatinR
money Of the company to their own use.
Ten others will be ARRESTED also.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-14
Liver Point.

Mr.. William McCusker attended, the
races at Mystic park, near Boston, yes
terday, to see his former horse, Harry c.,
trot. He trotted mile in the second
heat in 2:20L aud TO 1k seco I'd money.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-14
DIED.

BA--ETr--In this city. the 18th inst. .. su,e emily
ALICE E.. wife OF Joel Bassett. evangelist IN
the ili IA Year 81 her age.
Funeral services sunday. 18th Inst. az y. m from
tsOnry n rret
i.elstlvcs and friend. invited TO oat'ond.
DA>IbI-ON-fat this city, iath Test. Miss L.
later.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-14

McGrsgor rosf. q A. r.. viii mold a
netting IN It's heacquarters this evening.
Tae ~. &. 4. T.. held aD interesting
meeting Ia its rooms yesterday afternoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-14

Victor Mckenna, IL years Of age, is
missing from his home at 32 A street.
John Tooney, 23 years OF age, IL missing
from his home at 104 Dean str, OF.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-14

Heavy shipping hogs S5.s5 a S6.2.
Traders are generally bearish on imme-
diate conditions. but admitting the pro-
bality OF much higher prices later.
Exports wheat aud -four from the
country for the year ending June 30
equal 186, ,694. .124 bushels.