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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-28
Receipts.

Per Central Railroad April 27-Q77 bales
cotton, 2s0 bales domesticS 655 bhls
rosin, 36S bbls spirits turpentine. cotton
planters, 232 pkgS mdSe. II pkgS tobacco. 100
tubs lard, 2s bdlS m W paper, kegs paint / 200
pounds buggy material, Is boxes crackers. 10
cases oysters, 30 boxes toilet soap. 10 kits
Jelly, 229 cases powder, 6 cases chewing gum.
10 cases whisky, 50 bdls iron, SIS bars iron 2l7
tons pig iron. 80 bblS soap stun, IL bbls beef
hDls whisky, bbls drugs, bbls jugs. / bbl
cider, empty barrels, 325 bbls flour, l20 bbls
lime, car hay car crates, l car wood, 1
car lumber, cars coal.
Per savannah, Florida and Western Rail.
way, April 27-l0l bales cotton, 1920 bhs
rOSin, 1l24 bbls spirits turpentine 80 cars
lumber Cars wood l.0ll bales hay, 20 sacks
potatoes, bbls potatoes, Gears brick / organ.
IA bbls empty bottles. 100 wheels. 10 track
Jacks, p boxes soap, 60 pkgs furniture II
boxes saddlery, 10 cases cigars, 1913 hbls
mackerel, bhls syrup, bales hides 1855
boxes fruit, 40 bbls fruit 1914 bbls vegetables
tiers, q refrigerators berries, 200 pkgs mdse, 8
cars pig iron.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway.
April 27-3 cars wood. ) cases eggs, car
spikes, bale moss, box books, 10 cases tar,
box dry goods, pllgs furniture, l keg cast
lngS ! bale hides, Odls hoops, l key paiut ;
pieces castings, | box hardware, SO boxes
drugs. bblS clothing, / box clothing.
Per south Bound Railroad April 2T-lf
bales domestics IA pkgs tobacco, cases cIga-
retteS sacks peanuts, 3 sacks peas, y spring
beds, y bdls iron roofing, % bbs meal, 100
sacks meal 2l5 bbls grits, 12S sacks gritS 10
bbls meal, II kegs liquor, 40 pllgs mdse, ,
cars poles.
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Houston, April 27.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 7sSc; net receipts 666 bales, gross
none; sales 122; stock lOO96 bales.
Atlanta, April 27.-CottOn closed quiet;
middling 3-l6c, receipts 20 bales.
Grain and Provisions.
Chicago. April "a sensational bulge OF
over II a barrel for pork occurred on Change
here to day. There was a general panic
among shorts i'm that commodity. rhe day
was wearing one upon brokers for commits
sion houses. for which there were jumps Of
from lOc TO Poe per barrel between trades.
now up and now down. The execution of
orders a specined limits was frequently i'm
possible II was lively dav from start to
finish. Several days ago September delivery
was about 81 per barrel. 1t has been forced
steadily up until this last raise OF 81 brought
the price up to nearly SO. As there are only
1000 barrels of pork in Chicago and according
TO the rules of the Board Of Trade
no pork can he manufactured between
now and Oct. 1, which a speculative pur-
chaser could be compelled to take delivery
on. IL viii he seen Just how much OF a cinch
the bull end has. he market finished strong
though at some reaction. Compared with
last night, prices al the close showed a net
gain of soc per barrel for May and September
pork. and 81 per barrel for July. Lard since
yesterday Is 2Oc per 100 pounds higher and
ribs are up l5c. II was a case of whipSaw in
the wheat market. The opening was weaker
at 1ac decline for May and after &c ad-
vance reCedcd sc, rallied lc. and closed
steady. July opened &c lower, declined
sc, but rallied lc and closed with a gain Of
&c. September held within a fair range and
closed with gain Of A0#c. In corn there
was continued selling pressure Of May on
the market. The market ruled steady and
closed with 14TllC gain. The most important
business in oats was the way Of changing
from near to distant futures. Prices had &c
range the opening being at about the same
prices as Yesterdays close, and after reduc-
ton Of 3s6l5c rallied and closed at &c lower
for May, sc lower for June and unchanged for
July and september.
Chicago April 27.-Cash quotations we're as
follows: Flour steady and but little more do
ing. Wheat-No , spring 7lc. Corn-No ,
4lsc. Oats-No , ESQ 2S1lc. Mess pork
$40 %. Lard 40 o.. Short ribs sides, loose.
$40 l2ls. Dry sailed shoulders, boxed,
50 90 10 90; short clear sides boxed, so $50
10 80. Whisky II -
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Per Central Railroad, April 27-Stubbs & T.
Butler s, M Maclean & Cop II Fitzpat-
rick, Savannah c w Co, Savannah Steam
Bakery, \ Lang, S Guckenheimer & Sons,
Frank Co, Jackson NJ & Co, H Juchter. C
link, B NJ Garfunkel, Solomons g. Co. NJ S
Herman g. Bro, Mutual Coop Assn. j w Seay,
singer EcEman V. w w Ferguson g. Co,
g w Parish, n J. Denmark Savannah Csc
Gerry Co, Speciality Co, John DorsCh * p Vim
berry, Marks & Co, FLOYD & Co Laura Sni
der LOvell's Sons. Standard Mfg and Com
Co. e Walsh, Moore & j, A LETTER & Son. c
NJ Lowther.
Fer Savannah. Florida and Western Rail
way, April 27-J r Einstein. J S Collins & Co.
A ~Onnenherg & Co, A Ehrlich & Bro o w
jackson, r INirklan. K b CasSels N Rubin
MCMILLAN Bros Liberty Mfg Co, Ludden & b
. w 9icdeman & Bro, Alex Jones' Lowell g. L.
Geo Meyer standard Oil Co, w $ Pemberton.
Southeastern Plaster Co. j Rosenheim & Co.
M Fer5t Sons & Co, h J Dulses, Solomons a.
Co Mrs > M Lewis Norton & II, A G. Rhodes
& Co, J NJ Locke, James Douglass. Appel & :.
c x Il & Bkg Co, j j Anderson A LETTER a.
Son, Law & B. l Epstein d Bro Moore g. J ,
Savannah c & w Co Savannah Steam Bak-
cry, l. II Myers & Co, A b Hui q Co, : Guck-
enheimer & Sons. Il & X r Dancy, Florida
Fruit Exchange, Lewis, Peacock II g. co, ID
Smith. Kavanaugh & Is Frank & Co. Mrs A
Dumnon. Meinhard Bros q Co, J E Edwards,
w Z Green f l & c Co, l. Lorosa.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway
April 27-Haven Home, Lippman Bros. NJ
kiseman, f w Storer, c c Erect, A G Scott &
Co, James Earle, Jr A LETTER g. Son. ] ] An
derson, Lindsay & NJ A Buckepholtz Georgia
Historical Society, H Juchter, n Paulsen ) r
& w Ry. Swinton & NJ w w Aimar & Co, OC
Price, Peter Fox
Per South Bound Railroad, April 27-Elec.
trio Ry Co, J d Weed & Co, J M Lock J w
Ieeple s. Co, John sullivan. Waters & F.
Ehrlich Bro. s Guckenheimer g. sons. J
NJ Dixon. f A Schwarz, Savannah Grocery
Co, Epstein & Bro, Frank g. Co, Hunter p &
b, A B Hull & Co, c L Suits & Co, j II Tubs
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Worlds Fair.

The MORNING NEWS offers, by special
arrangement with the Recreation Depart
ment of The Christian Union, illustrated
printed matter describing the world S
fair and full information as to reaching
Chicago from Savannah or your home, in
GLIDING the time tables and pamphlets of
the railroad or steamer lines you would
use. No charge is made. If you are going
to the worlds fair address either the
MORNING News, Savannah, or the Recre-
alton Department, The Christian Union,
New York .-ad.
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Per steamship Gate City for Boston-l1s2
bales upland cotton 250 bags sea island cot
ton. 5Oi bales domestics and yarns. 81 bhls
rosin. 40 bbls spirits tuTpentine ) bbls rosin
oil bb.A 5i feet lumber 100 bbls rice, - bales
hides. bales wool. Is casks clay. 81 boxes
lruit, 6iS pkgs vegetables ~ tons pig iron. 80
refrlgeratOrs berries refrigerators aspar-
aguS, 100 tons cotton seed meal, 1877 pkgs
mdSe.
Per steamship Dessoug for Philadelphia
90 bales upland cotton, al bales domestcs
and yarns. 412 bbls rosn, 255 bbls spirits tur-
pentlne, l751 feet lumber, car lumber, 1870
bids shingles bale paper stock, . bbls rice,
y casks clay, 1876 pieces marble. 81 bales moss,
10 boxes fruit, 425 pkgs vegetables, 66tires, 3l3
tons pig iron. go sacks flour, horses. 100 car
wheels, - bales straw, IS sacks rice chat, 256
empty kegs, bbls pitch 5 bbls rosin oil, 243
pEgs mdse.
Per bark Amaranth [GerI for Rotterdam
900 bbls rosin weighing 1874 405 pounds 100
bbls spirits turpentine, measuring 5.2j3 gal
lonS-Paterson, Downing & Co.
Per Schr NJ B Mllen Tor New York-303 800
feet p lumher-Stillwell, Millen q Co.
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nged as follows:

Baltimore. Md. April 25.-Flour steady,
Wheat easy: No red on SPOT 74Il0 74l3 %:
April delivery 744@Hac; May delivery 7428
at &c; milling wheat by sample 13M16C, Corn
quiet No mixed spot 494c; April delivery
494c; yellow corn 10y sample SOC; white corn
by sample sic.
ST Louis, April 27.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed Wheat-No2 red cash lower at we;
options declined early hut later recovered
and July closed N4C above yesterday;
May delivery at 65aC; July delivery 692.
G9Bc. Corn-No mixed cash lower az $500
SIC; options better May delivery SIC: July
delivery 39aic Oats-NO2 cash firm at zoe;
Provisions firm and higher. Pork-Standard
mess at $40 co. Lard $40 Is. Dry salt meats
Loose shoulders 80 80: longs $40 %: clear
ribs so 90: shorts $40 %, boxed meats 15c
more. Bacon-PaCked shoulders $40 90 longs
81 90; ribs I'll 90; shorts I'll 37l2. Hams-Su-
gar cured. l@dlic.
Cincinnati April 27-Flour quiet Wheat
mixed 44%C. Oats firmeT; No mixed 3lAm
go. Pork held higher at $40 %. Lard quiet
and strong at $40 Co Bulk meats firm at
$40 p. Bacon firm and higher at Sl1 IS.
Whisky weak at Il l3
New Orleans April 27.-Produce m arkets
quiet and unchanged
Naval Stores.
Wilmington April 27-Rosin firm; strained
SOC. good strained 90c Turpentine steady
at 27l2c Tar firm at II o.. Crude turpentine
steady; hard 81 90; soft and virgin Il 80.
Charleston, April y. Spirits turpentine
firm a 27l2c. Rosin firm at 81 05 for good
strained
New Orleans, April 27.-Rice quiet and I'M
changed.
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Havana, April 21-Sailed. bark Anita Der
wind, Biddle, Mobile; 22d schrs Amelia p
Schmidt, Pashley, Sagua; A NJ Carlisle
Little, Brunswick. Ga.
2lst-Arrived schr City Of Jacksonville.
Ross, Mobile, 22d. steamer Salamanca Br
Hutchinson. Brunswick. Ga.
st Thomas, April lS-Sailed. bark Jason
Nor. Andersen. savannah; 18th, brig Louis
O Rahel. Gardner, Brunswick
st Pierre Mart, April 10-ln port, Schr II b
HOman lBrl. WATSON, from Brunswick Ga
Vera Cruz April 5-Arrived steamship
Scotsman lBrl, Schlossman, Pensacola and
sailed 18th to return).
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Messrs' Llppman BrOa-- Savannah, Ca
Gentlemen-I have had rheumatism about
two months during last winter, was confined
10 my room most Of the time; / saw an adver-
tlsement in the Saline Courier recommending
=. +. P. as a cure for rheumatism I bouQ ut
three bottles. but before l got through with
the third bottle ! was cured and have not felt
the least effect Of rheumatism since II igun.
doubtedly the rest remedy for rheumatism [
ever tried: | can cheerfully recommend it to
the public. Yours truly,
I'D. D. NJ CTryNrN-cuAu
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Fer steamship Gate City for Boston
Miss Lizzie Mnter Mrs James 0 Winter. A 5
Hall, James Minter Miss M B Burbanks Mrs
John Howe f X Pray and wife > Glazier
and wife, Mrs w Taylor, J NJ Stevens and
wife, j McHenry and wife, Mrs Neave, Mrs
Bryant Miss Alice Palmer, Miss f H Sabin,
Mrs George Howard, Samuel Bridge Mrs l.
l. Blood. Charles A WEIGH, Jr. and wife ID NJ
Poore and wife, r w Adams. Miss Chesley, G.
Chesley and wife homas Riordam. Geo S
FollausLee NJ stevens, Harris Miss Q l.
Beals B Hall and wife, Miss Draper, Mrs
Henry B Bailey, Miss May Riordam, Mrs
Fairlteld. n Carter and wife II 4 Cook and
wife. H Brooks C p Langlois, William Ii
Reed T Connally, George f Pelton, J
sheppard and wife, Mrs \ NJ Bonney and two
children, Miss n r Trask Mrs f w Trask b
S Proctor and wife, j c Treeland and wife c
. Lincoln and wife, J T Jenniss. E $ Upham
$ Harris and wife, Laton Martin and wife
c 5 Sweetsen, Miss Annie OConnor Miss
Nora O'Connor, Miss Della Fadden, Miss Hat
tie Fadden, Miss Mary Carroll. Miss Mary
Tendon, Miss Maggie Mills, Miss Kate Nc
Cauley j A Iravers, Frank H Rieba Miss L
McCullmey, Eugene Cotton, Fred Audrian
John Waite, Annie Wade, Charles Hines
and Jacob O Brien
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For Over Fifty Years

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used for children teething. It soothe5
the child, softens the gums, allays all pain.
cures wind collie and is the best remedy for
diarrhna. Twenty-Five cents bot
tle-Ad.
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Sailed Yesterday.

Steamship Dessoug, Philadelphia.
Steamship Gate City Boston.
Steamship Carr KonOw. iNorl, Bluefelds.
steamship Asiatic Prince LBrl, Barcelona
and Genoa not previOuSlyl
Bark Michele B [Itall. Garston Dock.
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nenarted Yesterday.

Steamer Katie. Bevllle. Augusta and way
landings-W T Gibson, Manager.
steamer Alpha. StrOEhar Beaufort and
Port Royal Ii MedlOCE, Agent.
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Steamship Car. KonOw [Norl. Petersen.
Dluehelds. in ballast-Kavanaugh g. Brennan.
Bark Amaranth LGerl, Moller, Rotterdam
Hoist & Co.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Schr Sarah D Rawson. French. Philadel-
phia with coal to Conner, Hull & Co, vessel to
JOS A Roberts g. Co.
Steamer Bellevue, Garrett. Darien and
Brunswick-W + Gibson, Manager.
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Pilot charts and all nautical information
win be furnished masters of vessels free of
charge in United States photographic ONCE
In the custom house. Captains are requested
70 call at the Office
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Cleared Yesterday

Steamship Knickerbo1ker HalSey, New
Master
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Lyons umbrellas and mems underwear
or hosiery at LaFars, 1872 Broughton
street.-ad
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MaritIme Miscellany.


Arrived at quarantine. bark Jason NOR
from 81 Thomas in ballast, not Lesene Nor
as reported yesterday
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-28

Screven's patent jean drawers for com
fort at LaFar Sad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-28

Pretty patterns in negligee shirts at
LaFar' sad.
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Summer neckwear, new shapes, at La
Far Sad.
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Necktie "collars"-so comfortable
only at LaFar s.-ad.
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Linen lap robes in variety at LaFar's.
ad
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White and fancy vests, beautiful pat
terms, at LaFar's Sad.
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sun RISES Observation-Disclosures. 5.22
sun SETS .......... 6:38
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH 5:24A 5:48 PM
(Standard TimeD
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Arrived at Quarantine Yesterday.


Steamship Pelayo -Spl, Bado, Havana, in
ballast to Esteve 8. Co
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NdNII NTOTVo-I ne IuufkbJ TOT S0ITltS Dur
There was an active demand and all
the offerings were readily absorbed.
The sales during the day we're fully 800 to
opening call the market was reported firm at
27i5c for regulars, with sales of $50 casks
Atthe second call it closed firm at 27lbc for
regulars. Rosin-The market was firm at
the decline in strained to good strained
There was an active demand and quite good
bnsiness was done, in fact all the accumula-
tons Of the pale grades were disposed of, the
sales being between 1000 and 5000 barrels.
At the Board of Trade on the first call the
market was posted as steady, with sales
Of 2408 barrels, at the following quo
tations: A. B. c, D, and L, 81 O571 O7la F.
&l2i2; @, Al l5Q1 ~; H, 81 -; l, r 20; X
&5 NJ. e 30; ~ g 80; window glass, 81 IS
closed firm and unchanged.
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Country Produce.

Market for poultry is firm; demand good
grown fowls p pair, 75G1s5c; chickens q
grown z pair, 5OQ60c; turkeys p pair 81 756
25 turkeys, dressed, Il h 10000 chickens
dressed f2 II. 1l0.17c; geese p pair. Al O0d
l %, Market for eggs is steady and in fair
supply. good demand: country p dozen. 40
15c. Peanuts-Ample stock demand light
prices firm fancy h, p. Va. at 707lac; h. p.
toes. yellow, o bush, 6O86oc; white, q bush.
4SC750r
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
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MARINE INTELLlGENCE.

New Orleans, April 27.-Rice quiet and
changed
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Boston. April 25-Arrived, schr R Bowers,
Wilson Brunswick.
Cleared-Brig Havilah. Richardson, Savan-
.s-,,rs-,inlz Ga Anil 25-Sailed achr L.izzie
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THE BEHRING SEA COURT.
Counsel Phelps Quotes England's Acts I'm
support Of His Contentious.

Counsei l'helpk quotes fnBianus Acts In
support Of His Contentious.
PARIS. July 6.-The Hon. II. j. Phelps
today continued his closing address in be
half OF the United States before the Behr-
ing sea tribunal of arbitration. He ar
gued that nations were entitled to employ
force on the seas. even in time of peace, IL
IL was necessary to protect their interests.
Pelagic sealing, he said. had almost ex-
terminated the animals on which the seal
ing industry OF the United States depended.
There was no international law that de-
barred the United States from making the
seizures necessary to protect the sealing
industry. The right Of protection extend
ed to the open sea and even TO the territory
Of a friendly nation under certain circum-
stances. As an instance in support Of his
contention on this point, Mr.. Phelps men
toned the seizure by the British in Ameri-
can waters of vessel that was preparing
to take part in the Canadian rebellion.
Looks Lii1 a Drowning.
Boston, July GA sloop rigged boat
was found on her beam ends near Spectacle
island. There were a cashmere shawl and
woman's cloth cloak on board.
Mother and Babe Killed.
MANNINGToN, w. Va. July 6-Mrs. w.
p. Turner and her baby were thrown from
. carriage and killed.
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ToNAwANDA, N. Y, July 6.-Everything
In quiet here today, notwithstanding that
IL was thought that after the soldiers were
withdrawn trouble would occur. To be
prepared for this 20 deputies were sworn
In and are now guarding the docks night
and day. This morning about the usual
number of Poles came down from Buffalo
and went to work. A large number Of
barges heavily loaded with lumber arrived
yesterday.
Over 200 OF the locked out men are at
work In the south village paving streets,
and others will soon be put to work. II is
probable that there will be an early split
in the union. The union men living in the
north village were refused work on the
paving in south Tonawanda, and in conse-
quence threaten to leave the union and go
to work on the docks. This would mean q
break OF 800 men.
The lumbermen are still confident that
the men will all return to work as indi-
viduals sooner or later.
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NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN 4 HARTFORD
RAILROAD.
JUNE IL. ls9l
PROVIDENCE DIVISION.
JUNE IL, ls9l

Express trains leave PROVIDENCE - sollewe
Ii H. A. Il. l5 O5 dimitedl q % r. N. (dallyl.l
For NEW YORK. via stonington iane-7' 10 -
For FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE and WASH
INGToN wa Harlem River-io 10 A. ~ -
For NEW IA vEN-1 IS A. NJ. texp, daily .oly
doc. exp:s 40 10 texp! i9 81 ,iimitsdl II 10 A. ~
& As texp daily) p. M.
For NEW LONDON-i IL A. NJ. daily expl o40
taccom,. 90 laccom. sundays only. Ms Do
exp.l. y IS taccom:l 1919 lesp. II 10 A. ~ ts3nh
1 20 (ac conn., Is texp.l 30 doc. axp.l . -
accom-. Sundays only. 4 10 taccoln.h " p.
N. lexp. dailyl t5P. M exp dai.y.
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New England League Standing.

Mr.. Eugene phillips uf ihe American
street residence W Mrs. l. A. Bir.es.
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CONTINENTAL LINE

Three trips daily To Newport. commencing
July I; express trips ami matinee around
Beaver Tail every sunday.
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WORCESTER DIVISION.

Trains leave PROVIDENCE ~ follows
For WORCESTER-6 45 (exp.l %. Is (eopl
0 10 accom-. !. IL 80 o. m. laccom.l % loxp.,s
ssundsys-sso a. m. tsocoml. 90. SIS p. n
For trains for intermediate stations sss umo
table furnished at ali ticket of1ceA
c. T. HEMPSTEAD. Genr PasA At
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-06

Win the Only Games Plsyeo op National
League Diamonds
At Pittsburgs
plusburg ...",.... o o o.
BALTIMORE. .......0 O O 0 o o o o o. o
Base hits -Pittsbure. o. Baltimore. 6. Err.
rors- Pittsburs. 3; Baltimore. g. Batteries
Molisne and Robinsoa. killeen aud Miller
AT Cleveland
Brooklyn...... al C O o . o. I
Base ehits-Cleseiand. i2: Brooklyn, 10 Er.
Iors-Cleveland. 4, Brooklyn. s. Batte1os-
Kennedy and Daily, Young and thinner.
New England League.
At Manchester = Manchestes. II; Portland,
10
AT Fall River-Fal River, 0, Dover, o.
At Bfockton - Brockton, IL: Lewiston, O.
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New York, New Haven md ulI
ford Railroad.


PROVIDENCE DIVISION
Time tables giving fall InsormatIon
a. to local and through train scryloo
may be obtained at Providsnce 81,
tion and stations as below.
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NEW YORK & NEW ENGLAND
Passenger Train Service, week Days osss
rected to juno II. 1903.

Trains leave PROVIDENCE a. follows
FOR BOSTON-S oS II 40 A. ~. 20 p. u HEs
TURNS 80 A Nj ~ ~, $50 P M
wALPOLE-s os, IL 20 A NJ 40 p. NJ
FkANKLlN.soS oS II 40 A Nj 20. p. n
MfSSssFRoSs MaIfSsFoS K SAAIddisyPthAi n Mi II n uS
cRANsToN. NAfICK kivEK POINT. .cENTRIs
VILLE WASHINGTON-7l 10, si0, II - ~ -
~ 90. sig 30, z as ~ 20 10 $50 I'll %. -
PoSTdAS. on 81 .s AsSido g ~ 81 III ooP
ANTH0NY-7 10. y ~ II - A NJ sl2 80. So
sUMMiI. OSE.o. sTEhLiNo-7M s1o A.
,6ynsfSr. 5ss; ~ = iskksiEse, ki xoosup. pLAnrsrp
'wyiiiNbhxH @ILIiHxNTi0e sSz z. y s< Is
R.$EfSSSPs5 !. a AAM AsSa9 p q M
EsSSsiSaia VIZ NJ S5ssAstnsGsssI. 81 !.
EAST A = THOMPSON, WEBSTER sourHBRlDon
cHicAoo AND. THE WEST Wa SEwBuno
pAsJoka ASP EFix zSS HYs IsrGkAMkkbrArE srArror.
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