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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-04
EASTER P[EASAN1R|ES.
Social Festivities Of Various PrOVi
dencs Organizations.
EMMETT GUARDS ANNIVERSARY
Turnverein Dance-slocum Relief Corps
supper-Pequot social Club Dance
Robert Emmett Association Ball
Crowds Dance.

The Emmett guards, one OF the crack
military organizations Of the city, was
25 years old last evening and the event
was celebrated by holding grand ball
in old Infantry hall Many OF the lead
ing officers of the company were present.
arrayed In their handsome uniforms,
which added much to the occasion. Cap
tain p. A. Sweeney. accompanied by his
charming daughter, Mamie H., led the
grand march. The attendance was all
that was expected aud al spent very
pleasant evening. A handsome souvenir
proQram was presented TO the ladies'
The com mittee OF arrangements wers :
First Sergeant Edward A. Kelly, chair-
man: Sergeant William III. Reeves, Cor
porai Henry McCartln, Private Harry
II. stein, Sergeant Thomas Il. Hogan,
private William q. Brinkman, Private
William V. Egan.
Floor committee: Captain L: A.
Sweeney, floor officer; assistants, First
LieutenanJ John III. Gates. second Lieu
Ieaant John 4. Hayes; aids, first Ser
reant Edward A. Kelly. Private Wiiiian
V. Egau, Private Harry III. stein, soer-
peantThomas H. Hogan, Private james
r e annon. Private James A. Tanning,
Priya,e William q. brinkman.
Honorary reception committee: CAD
tain Anthony Mungiven. Edward L.
Evan. Captain Johu Revan. John Fiiz-
gerald, Lieutenant Patrick Crotty.
James Fitzgerald. Captain John A Nc
Llroy, Micnael Simmons, Lieutenant
Thomas O'Brien, Richard X Burke,
Lieutenant h. fl. Conway, II. w. Bowes
Lieutenant John A. Gesperry.
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Third Ward Democrats.

The Third ward Democratic club
danced a. Dimond ball last evening. 10
couples participating. The committees
WIRE: Arrangements, Bernard Conaty,
j J. Gilmartin, ID. j. McOsker. Il. j. Nc
Carthy, Edward Murphy.
Reception, Bernard Conaty, chairman;
r. ID. McGuinuess, j. j. Gilmartin. Jesse
Metcalf, ID. j. McOsker, "A. Giblin, j. Is.
McGuiuness, T. Gallagher, j. j. Deven.
ish. NJ. j. Cummings. j. II. Kelly, X CHI
ard McGuy, Thomas A. Craw ord, ID. +.
NcCattiy NJ. MclIale. Patrick Camp
beli. owen MoCusker, John Barry james
Hecaett, Thomas kellener. James
Shields, Il. &. Chalk, frauk Lamb,
Frank McAvoy, + war Murphy.
General Floor Directot-J John l. Nc
O.ker; assistant, George X. Flynn.
Cuief OF Aids-Edward j. Mcdonnell;
aid, James r. McE.roy, i. Campbell,
.inu'rs ; Nth. J. GOODWIN, Il. j. Nc
Cdr,ny, J. Beagan, 4. Il. IA. Gill au,
Tno.la, Hallid'y, ThOma. G. ,rricN, J.. ;.
L welt, James MePailiips, JOnn NJ.
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Robert Emmett Ball.

The Robert Emmet literary association
aeld it, twentieth annual ball in Woods
1all last evening. Over seventy-five
couples were In attendance. The grand
march was led by Maurice Lawton
nc Jm mpaniei by Miss Esther Davis. The
committee of arrangements were Patrick
Cannon. Bernard Nangle, ID iniel Lucitt
Michael Carrahan, Michael Mcnamara;
General floor manager, Maurice Lawton;
assistant, Bernard McTiernan; aids. Johu
Conboy, Michael Burke, Edward Regan,
James O'Rourke, James Lenahan, James
Burke; reception committee, Joan L.
Gaunln, James Hunt, Thomas Casey,
Thomas Innings.
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PEQUOT SOCIAL CLUB.
A Large Attendance at the Eleventh An
nual Ball.

A Large Attendance at the Eleventh An
nual Ball.
Irons hall was well filed with the
many friends of the Pequot Social and
Athletic club last evening to participate
in the eleventh annual ball of the club.
The event was, like those of the past,
brilliant social and financial success.
About Q O'Clock the grand march was
formed with James w. McDole. accom-
papied by Miss Fannie Tierney, AT the
head. aud about l25 couples participat-
ing The committees were made up as
follows:
Committee of arraugements-John j.
Murray, chairman; j. III. Hall. secretary;
James Tanning. James +. Clavin, John
a, Sullivan, James Il. Reynolds, James
w. McDole. Joseph Fish, Owen O'Gara,
.Jonn u. Donnelly, William T.. Moran,
John L. Brady, Daniel &. Sullivan. Peter
Logan, William Hand, Thomas j. Gun
ningham. ~, ~,
General floor manager-James w. Nc
Dole; assistant, John Il. Brady.
Alds-Joseph Fish, William T.. Moran,
Thomas j. Cunningham.
Reception committee-John j. Murray,
Jeremiah II. Hall. John p. Donnelly.
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Church of the Redeemer.
ST. Stephens Church.

vestrymen. r.. II. l. Goddard. William
Ames, M. z. Forkey, Freeborn Cogge-
sball C. F. Godfrey, J. II. Ormsbee, g. B.
pnrton William w. While. w. &.
Rhodes Joseph Dews. john II. Stiness,
G.. G. Nichols, w. G.. Webster; senior
warden. William Am :: junior warden,
X. II. l. Goddard; treasurer, j. H. Orms-
bee: clerk. w. G. Webster; delegates TO the
diocesan convention. William .Ames, H.
III. I Goddard, Freeborn Coggeshali, Jo-
sanh Dews. John III. Siness; substitutes,
NJ. p. Forkey. c. G. Nichols. &. G.
Moves. S. A. Cooke, w q. Webster; dele
gates TO the convocation of Providence,
X III. l Goddard, j. T. A. ,dy, >, a.
Cook. w. G. Webst r, NJ. p Forkey.
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NEWS CONDENSED.

Burglars stole 1900 worth at Worcester,
Mass.
Women are likely TO exert considerable
influence ON the Kansas elections.
Attorney General Olney has been called
upon to proceed against the sugar trust.
Cleveland men frustrated an attempt to
make Mr.. Harrison commander of the
Loyal Legion.
Mgr. Sbarretti, who will act as auditor
of the ecclesiastical court at Washington.
over which Archbishop Satolli presides,
arrived nc New York on the steamship
Servia.
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Wolfe Tone Guards.

The Wolfe Tone guarls held their
twenty-third annual dance last evening
In their armory on Westminster street.
lowing was the committee of arrange
ments: Captain j. j. Trainor, Lieuten-
ant #. j. Sullivan, SergeantL l.. A. Lynch.
Corporal II. Il. Rixney. Private j. Nc
HUH, Lieutenant J. j. Burke, Sergeant
B. j. O'Connor. Sergeant Il. f. Harri-
gan, Private w. j. McMann aud Hon.
Major L. III. Donahue. Cs9taih j. );
Trainor was general floor manager. and
his aids were Lieuteaants j. j. Burke
and Il. j. Sullivan.
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A BEAN SUPPER.
slocum Relief Corps, No. i, Enjoy
Pleasant Enter tainment.

sIoeum Relief Corps, No. 4, Enjoy
Pleasant Enter tainment.
Slocum corps. No. /, Of the Woman's
Relief corps held a bean supper and en-
tertainment in Slocum post, e. A. H.,
hall last evening. AT least 200 persons
sat down to one of the st Of suppers.
after which a number OF talentsd persons
vave a very pleasant entertainments The
event of the evening was smoking
contest bet ween Robert Small. NJ D.. and
George l. Prentice which furnishe no
smal amount OF fun for the gathering
Ia was mp aud tuck" and both coz
testants proved themselves artists In this
line of enjoyment. The corps had the
honor of having Department Presi-
dent. Maria A. Wilson, Department
Secretary Julia l.. Mason, and De-
nartment Treasurer Miss LIZZIE Dexter
present. The committee of arrangements
were: Mary f. Cooley, chairman; Mary
j. Cotton. Flora ANUS, Mary Iliilng.
hast, Mary A. Gonsolve aud Isabelle
Morrison.
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DIED.
AFFRoN e.: oy suddenly gSSs. s' sosS ost a Nam shs
rsaes rssiasnTTs Taomss os M ArSno S' aged is years
Funeral IT, ursday a. o'eo,k p M. at phlsi his late
and friends invited 20 attend
ANTuONY-In Jewett City, Conn, on the 80
inst. DANIEL SPENCER ANTHONY, In MS win
Funeral Thursday 9th inst, at o'clock % a. hrral nal
at Anthony' X. l., same pay on arrival of noon
train. Relatives ana friends are invited 70 a'-
tend.
CANNING-rn this city. the I'd inst, at her late
Tesidenee, 100 Crary street. MARY wi-ow oil
Funersi from her late residence, "wednesday, the
9TH INST, at $50 O'Clock a. m Relatives ana
friends are invited to attend.
OOD-In this city. 81 inst, MILES FLOOD IN
the 65th year OF his age
Funeral Will take place from his late residence ia2
o'cooR lseR Relatives Sha friends inv.tea 70
FRgNCH-In this city Sd inst. at Home for
Aged Men, ZAcHAhiAH FRENCH "a ehs 'o'h
Funeral IRON ON i5i Chestnut street. weanesday, 5th
inst. at ll O'Clock a. m. Relatives ana rlehds
are Invited 70 attend.
CREENE-In this city. on tn, Sd inst, SUSAN,
Funeral from r. her husbands residence Ia Madison
street, thursday the oh inst. at $50 O'Clock a
sOr%lch. W Conn, and Troy. \. Y. papers please
copy.
baws MARr A, o. Hill Fl nsT SS% sssdsa'f Il az
bury q. Hill ann daughter OF the late Lewis
Dexter OF f,Sihthneid.
uIMEs-In Central Falls. 81 inst, FLORENCE
MARION, wife OF george X. HuInes. ana daugh-
ter OF Mrs, Agnes l.. Tauner.
from her husbands residence. 375 Dexter street.
Retatives ana friends are Invite, 10 attend.
ILN l--In Johnston. X J., 2d INST. JAcob
| LEWIS IN the o7th year or hts age.
PRAYER service at his late residence, 81 Webster
| street. Johnston, at O'Clock y. m, TUESDAY,
| 4th INST. Further services rom the Hope Va.
| lev Baptist church. Wednesday. 6tn inst, at
i:S0o'ciock a IN. Burial at Wyoming hei"-
| L., - and friends are invited 10 aitena
| MCCARTNEY Pawtueket, the Sd inst.,
| nNE p MoCA hTNEY, widow OF samuel Nc
| Cartney, Ga her SD year. .
| Funeral from her late residence. 3i6 North Maii
| street. Wednesday at OclocS r. m. hSlallNes
| ana Irien,.s are an iteG 10 atteud.
| RICHAR Ds-In Warren, April LIST. Rev. Will
| LIAM II. RICHARDS, NJ. d. In the solh year oi
Funeral Thursday, April q. at 9 O'Clock y. m. from
| the Marrcn NJ. T.. church. Relatives shd irlends
| are invited 10 attena without furt er notice
| ,sHER WpOD-In this ctiy. 81 inst. GEORGE >
| T. SHERWOOD. aged 20 years
| Funeral WEDNESDAY at O'Clock u. m, at the resi-
| dence OF his son. David J.. Sherwood; SO.
| Friendship street. Relatives and friends ar,
the family.
SLADE, son OF George II. Slaue Oh lhls C'ts, IL
the PA year OF AIS age.
sPICERIn Westerly. r. L. April 2, 1858
Funeral strviCes at residence, 80 School street
West riy. Mednes esday afternoon az ocloSk
Frienas are requested To attend without iur'he
notice.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCHES
Hold Their Elections Of Officers for tn
Ensuing Year.

Hold Their Elections Of Officers for the
Ensuing Year.
The Episcopal churches held their par
ish elections last night.
The Church of the Messiah elected Off
GERS as follows: Wardens, senior. Will
liam III. Thornton; junior. Joseph IL.
Saunders; vestry, William III. Thornton,
Joseph ii. Saunders. William u. Greene,
Benjamin A. Donkersly, William l..
Sweet. Arthur Is. Corthell, Howard G.
Saunder., Henry William Heaton,. Par
don L. Brown. j. 4. Paulding,
r. NJ. Winsor; treasurer, Court
land w. Gilmore; parish clerk,
ElIery /. Wilcox; delegates to conven-
tion, Il. NJ. Winsor. j. A. Pirce, A. B-
Corthel. Il. Il, Brown. Il. Ball subs IT,
tutes. William :. Steere. ii. G. Sauoa'
do,s. II. W. Heaton, Il. l. Wilcox, w. NJ.
Saunders delegates To convocatio j,
James A. pirce, Edward NJ. Winsor,
Joseph ii. Saunders. Pardon +. Brown.
william III. Patterson auditing co nmit'
tee. William ii. Greene, Benjamin "A
Donkersly.
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PROVIDENCE TURNVEREIN.
The Fourth Grand Ball Proves to BE an
Entire Success.

Turner hall never held more social
gathering than the one last evening,
when the fourth grand ball was given
under the aupices Of Shooting Section
No. 1. The immense hall and the many
rooms were completely filed. The build
inc from top TO bottom was thrown open
and the many committee were on the
alert TO see that Zach was
made 10 feel at home. At $50 tue grand
march WAS formed with Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodor Braun at the head followed by
about 100 couples. 1t was mornins be-
tore the festivities were brought to
close. The committee of arrangements
was +. n. Molter, chairman; Max Nau-
mann, Il. IA. Peycke, q. Hausenstein; re-
ceptiou eommittee,. ii. A; Molter. T.
ahn A pies, A. MT.or Tnso 1or nI8r Braun. @ AIDS M
"A. Gerlach. Nj. Meyer. j. lhiefeld, Z.
RrunkOW.
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NEW YORK & new ENGLAND
Passenger Train Service. Week Days Cor
rected to March D, 1898.

Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows
For eTFuRSIs H2sTSS7' So A. 70 NJ; T. iS is ss SscPh
vAIPoLE-s Os, IL 40 A NJ 42oP NJ
FRANKiIN-so os. II 40 4 Nj 20, Up NJ
MiFoRppo0ss Gs iat a MtirsTlita; II Il NJ nss A. NJ
cfSsseS,sToS g, l5 % OHiffioK. RIVER POINT, CENTRE
abss Ra5 a. 20 80. ..ii % p. NJ
oAKIAwS---7 10. 10 has. iao' A. NJ a@
poSfiAC ARcTfC, oUIDNlCK-7ic IL IS NJ
ASttIASSSS-r sS III io % Fl 10 NJ il IS A NJ. a 49,
sTIairi 8 s III oStt6, ~ Z j. sTERLrNe-7Io 0io A. NJ.
,6o1sfhstS,t osf ;9S =, ,sshEsA. Moosup. pI.ArNrrELp
~ 10 % 10 A. Nj ~ OA Hth. 80 y. NJ, o,,r,,
JFVrETT CITY, yERsAl.LES. BALTIC SOUTH
'WISDHkM wILLfMANrIC- 10 A NJ IL o.
uAR%Tffohp-e %f M 10 AMI u aoAa@P;M: rv
WATERBURv DhNBURf FisHkILL ana NEW
SbbRRWiCgE7 10 y 10 A. NJ I2 o5 4 soP.M
phi ADELPHIA VIA PoUGHkEEPSlE-o1 10
ctAicGheo AND THE WEST VIA SEwBuRo
ShND ERIE RY-Q 10 A. M .r,o,,s
phSCoAa AND INTERMEDIATE, ,sIAIiVnns.. n
f3ssarnins' 3 T4 leave Ps.cSaS !. IS. 10 and IS
renos and for Hartford and the West IRON wes
sn1 for Pascoag and way stations from oaspes
street Depot Providence.
ssaturdays only. s--Snndays only.
rictets between Bostod and Providsnc uimitedN
w. :. Joz rs SUIT. C. KENDALL. @. =
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All Saints Memorial Church.

Vestrymen, G. q. Nightingale, Jr.. E.
r. Dawley, G. II. Hagan, G. w. Is.
Bowen, c. A. Nightingale, John Austin /,
James Tiffany. j. G.. H-nshaw; delegates
to diocesan convention, Ge e)rge G. Night
ingale. Jr.. james Tiffany. George w. b.
Bowen, G.. ii. Hagan. j. G. Henshaw ;
substitutes. G. w. Porter. L. 4. Foster,
f. X. Dawley. T.. A. Harris. George B.
Hall senior warden. G.. G. Nightingale.
Jr.: junior warden, T. II. Dawley: clerk,
William Spencer; treasurer, l.. H. Daw-
ley.
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Church Of the Epiphany.

Senior warden, Edward ID. Bassett (;
junior warden, Dutee Wilcox; treasurer,
Scott A. Smith; assistant treasurer,
Henry w. Cooke; auditor, tieorze L. Hart
cl rk, George II. Lincoln; vestrJmen, r..
ID. Bassett, William Halton, George
Il. Lincoln, Augustus Remick,
Scott A. Smith. George kirkland,
Harry Gregory, Ge9rge no l. wiInnt hart'
Henry w. Cooke Henry II. Field dele
gates to the diocesan conveition. VIII
liam Halton. f. ID. Bassett, Geor te ii.
Lincoln, George Il. Hart, Dutee wilcox
substitutes, Henry w. Cooke, Edward !.
Mulcahey, Thomas }. Griffin, Isaac y.
Lincoln, Henry ii. Field.
Christ Church.
Vestrymen, 5. A. Bliss. James Ardern.
George A. Wildwood, James Wil~o >, vii :
lam Wilson. G. w. Dickinson, q: w.
Long, J. u. Erickson, J. w. Miller. Fred
n Avery senior warden. James Ardern;
Junior wa den, S. A. Bliss ; treasurer,
George A. Midwooi; clerk. William
Wilson; delegates to diocesan eonven'
tion. James Ardern, William Rnssel
Jr.. George A. Mid wood, James Wilson;
supplementary deleg ties. j. w. Miller,
q. w. Long, j. y. Erickson, ;. A. BlIss
delegates t. cow 0catioD. William Ku'
sell. Jr., s. A. Bliss, j. T. Erickson, james
Wilson.
Church of the Redeemer
Clerk, Richard Macomb; senior war
den. Charles B. Manchester; junior war
den. Wiuslow Upton; vestrymen: George
ID Briggs, Thomas Caffrey, Elisha Z
Nawry. John A. Thompson: Johl
w. Crittenden, n. ID. Thurber, n
w. Rees, Alfred II. Combe, Jame'
w. Lees, L. A. Stillwell, l. V
Davis; treasurer, John A: Thomp
son: auditor, Charles B Manchester
delegates TO diocesan convention, y. y
Manchester, Winslow Upton. +. &
Mowry. George ID. Briggs. X Macon
substitutes. n. ". Rees, l. V. Davis, J
A. Thomp ,on. ]. w. Mayor, L. A. sui
we'll delegates to convocation OF Provi
dence. George d. Briggs, w; H., Phil
lips. winslow Upton, "A. IL. Combe' u
| f. Rounds.
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Kenna, ID. J. Donovan, Thomas McCsr-
tin, Austin Mealy, John II. Toole, Will
liam Shawcross.
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sHERIFFs SALE.

BY virtue OF writ OF execution. No. also, issued
from the Supreme Court, holden at Proyidence
within and our county OF Providence AT the last
October term, wherein Charles A Chester OF
Providence, In said county, trustee for George
Price OF said Providence assignee, IA plaintin, AMI
J. \. Clause alias John Doe OF 81. Louis. IN the
state of Missouri Il defendent; will be sold at
pubic auction ON THURSDAY, the l2th day of
ApiL A d. 1893, at ~ o'clock noon. at No. liz
Dorrance street old No. TN Dorrance street, In
the city and county OF Providence, X. l.. the
following goods AID chattels:
8 foot over presses. double acting power press.
also a lot OF small tools for manutae TURING the
Missing Link Gun Button. a lot OF finished goods
which goods were attached en- the orig nal writ IN
this suit on Dec. T. 1891 at 1890 u. m .
Levied on this oath day of March, A. ID. 1898, AT
O'clock y. m will be sold 20 satisfy slid utlol
sufficient. WILLIAM l.. WlNSLtlW, -
aNi-i-S-u Deputy sherry
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NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN 4 HARTFORD
RAILROAD.
pRoyIDENCE DIVISION.
JANUARY 90. 1904

express trains leave PROVIDENCE q. follows,
ib o5 timited) 8 90 y. NJ. daily.
For New YORK. via stonington Line-1 10. 2 %
For PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE and WASH,
INGTON, via Harlem River-lO 10 A. NJ, As
rar NEW HAVEN IL A. NJ. texp: daily, 9 i5
doc exp.A 10 10 (exp.l, "a 10 A; ". teSp,s 70
NO. NEW IoNpoN-i isA. NJ. daily expl 40
cSn.1 o 30 taccom.l II 10 A. NJ. texpl, 20 TAO
conI Y is (exp.l 8 90 (loc. exp - 20 ssceonr
daiiyl s As p. NJ texp. dai ".
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Marriage aud Funeral Notices, one insertion
zoe .: each additional Insertion. i5c.
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ICE DEALERS.
EARL CARPENTER & SONS,

No. 2 Westminster ST., Corner Dyer.
Thls old established house WHOLESALERS and retaii'
ICE At fair prc A. and BY prompt attention 20 busi-
ness ard the employment OF good men IN their
several departm ents. merits contnusnce VI the
patronage 20 long enjoyed.
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rINO LET-ON POTTER'S AVE-. NEAR GRkEN-
l wch st.. nne upper tenement 81 rooms; new
house modern conVe Venencesi electric gas llghtlngi
rent low TO good tenant. Address - ncws
tll-u
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fI'o LET on COTTAGE ST. UPPEk TENt-
,r,.s a 90 Ncxra once f2n-tf
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NXTANTED-CARRIAGE BLACKsMlTHS AND
w Painters. A few n Lst-cass wor Nm kmeh "a IN .e eaeh
departmen good pay and a steady job the whole
year. Apply az once. HILL a TEL, Mediord'
Mass. apo-oe
NXYANTED AN AMERICAN YOUNG MAN
w one undersi standing care OF horses ana
wagons Address Box ID. News ONCE. mrSl-ot
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u1O ITT-UPPTR TENEMENT OF HOOMS.
Il at Auburn. near railroad station, IN go II con-
dition modern conveniences. Address AIS News
Of1ce. llN-u
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TO IET-HOUSES
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEOUS. US.

NOR sALE-A BOOT AND SHOE STORE. OR
will exchange for Real Estate. Established 81
years Small stock Proprietor wishes 10 retire
from business. Apply, los Richmond ST mr29-f
I,OR SALE-GROCERY AND MARKET WITH
good tenement and barn with 1000 feet OF land
on desirable corner; present owner must sell on
account OF sickness. Address, B-20, News once.
f2i-tf
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TO IET-MIsCELLANEoUs

I,oR SALE AT A BARGAIN. on EASY TERMS.
II "A delightful summer residence at Bayside;
this is n bargain Address Box c. News offioe.
mr3O-U
rro LET-GooD STORES on SIDE ST, JUST
L OF Weybosset St. In firsi-class order, new
fronts possession at once. Address STORES, News
Office. lalo-u
1,O LET-FINE FARM OF ABOUT 80 ACRES,
i in Cranston, with gooi buildings and lHrge
greenhouse. Address II 20. News ofiice. t2l-u
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WORCESTER DIVISION.

WORCESTER DIVISION.
rra,rs laave PROVIDENCE as follows
For rWoRCEsTERao IS cTg ,S 81 20 20 msee% eIp. 70
4 80 A. NJ aeesomn;,; H. sso on wss63P' NJ. taceom)
sUNDAYs-s 80 A. NJ taccom:. 500 y, Al sssc1m ,,1ns
For trains for intcrmealars,e r, STATIONS ''' '''A'
So'o '"'"''"' G. ~ HEMPSrEAD,
0enl Pass Agt
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TO IET-TENEMENTS.
re Tines under this heading 10 cents.

rI,O LET-o5 LESTER ST. RENT t25 90.
i ~ WILLOW ST, RENT t22 90.
All lower tcncmcnts, rooms each Win noner
in1proveinents CHARLES a. HUBBARD. y
We-tminster u. or eos Cranston 81 mra-u
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V,o LFT-LowER TENEMENT OF ROOMS
II bettyecn proad and Greenwich sta Address
n 10 News of1ce 1alNu
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Evening journal., 1893-12-11
HoNoRlNe THE DEAD.

Dupont Post, G. A. r., Holds Memorial
vices-Iuteresting Addresses.
Memorial services in memory Of Charles
A. Hunter, John T Gem and Solomon Her.
sey. who have died during the past year,
were held in DUPONT Post room yester-
day afternoon Several selections were
sung by the choir OF Wesley NJ + Church.
Joseph E. Miller presided The opening
address was made by Past Commander B.
D. Bogia.
He said: This afternoon we have
assembl' d here TO pay respect to the
comrades who have passed away during
the year, aud who are part of the saorl-
fee made for this glorious cou try Of
ours Let us strive TO enter that home of
rest to which many of our comrades have
gone and which belongs to the people Of
God
Junior Vice-Commenderi in chief P. B.
Ayars made an interesting address. he
said in part: There was time when
our comrades said good bye, but a time
is coming when we shall never say good
bye It was a sad sight when a comrade
fell on the field and said Good bye; tell
my comrades did the best l could II
has been a long time since then, and O
long time since mothers aud wives said
good bye to their loved ones many OF
whom never returned, but a time is com
ing when they shall meet again
Mr. Aysrs also spoke of the organizing
of the Grand Army and some Of its work
Rev S. n Morgan made an address, il
which he said: "You, of ell men in this
country. have the right of way and il
Que particular this country is yours.
challenge a statement made in the news
papers that there are thousands of we'll
known fraudulent pensioners. believ,
there are thousands of Union veteran
who are to this day without the recogni
tion they should have
A short address was made by Jane
Mccoy aud II Russell sounded taps.