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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-09
Cuando bajen C6novas y sagasta su-

Cpando baien Canovas y Sagasta su-
hiram Castelar, Salmeron.
Y sucedera siempre 10 misino.
Poroue asi es Espaiia y 81 ministro
oue quiera modi6car la costunlbre, y
respetar el sufragio, y no imponerse al
pals, romper la tradici6n, caera con
estrepito.
DE ahi que cada dia arraigue mas el
sistema ' que los hijos de este pals, que
no entramos en- el juego IMMORAL nos
encontremos proscritos, sin derecho y
sin patria. -.
No hay redenci6n para la colonla,
burlada oprimida aver por un mar
oues de Ia Esporanza hoy por mn conde
lie Santurce
En- el centric de Europa muere un
nneblo infeliz baio la planta de umos Sc
5ores, que hacen de su territorio nm
fondo de su dolor un sainete.
Aouel pueblo Sc llama Polonia.
A los polacos. debiles para la lucha,
solo les aueda un recurso: acogerse al
baluarte de su dignidad y dormir con la
protesta en los labios que amordazo Ia
tirgnia.
En 81 mar Caribe 50 retuerce una
nueva PoIonia. maltratada poe STA pro-
pia madre.
tOiala que nunca divide 10 que debe
4 honor de su nombra a Ia aItiyez de
su raza
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-09

ra Ell acto del renaate el da siete del entrante
mes de Marzo las dos en- punto de Ia tarde
en- Ell salon de Ia Casa Cousistoral advirtien-
dose que no Sc admitira proposition alguna que
no cubra por 10 menos las dos terceras parties
de Ia tasaci6n al contado.
Lo que Sc hace p1blico por medic del pre-
sente para conocirniento general Y concurren-
cia de licitadores
Ponce, Lnero 10 de- 1898. Ell Comisionado,
r. Co16ae Santiogo.-Vo Bo, Ell AlcaIde, No4-
UiLns "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-09

eleceiones. y creese possible que lleguen
al yetfaimiento.
Paris. idern idem-Mr Cornelius Herr.
director de Ia compaHia dc Panama,
complicatido gravemente en. 81 proecs %
del iraude 2 los accionistas de dicha
Compania. Ia sido borratio dc IA lista
de los Miembros de Il Legion De Ho-
nor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-09
RECoRTE

cada hombre es un ibro. cada urijsr "a
biblioteca.-s*.
Donde veais dos mujeres juntas, ALI se nius-=
mura. a.-.Taner.
Para corazones heridOs, sombra aiIencio.-
Balgac.
Una ioven de diez seis amos Sc deia amaT
una mujer de trenta 70 hace amar -tsicHra
La audacia del que sabe morir bien es IN
eepectacuio qne conmueve siempre los hom-
bre.-- Victor Hugo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-09
Los MAS AFAnADos MEDIcos REcoNocEx Il

Los MAS AFAMADOS MEDICOS RFCONOCEN los
meritos de IL Emulsion de Scott.
Arecibo PuertoR Rico, Abril 10 de 1887.
81 la exPeriene de agunos praetica n6dca pue-
de tener an vanliento nade exanara ella fun
de mis- aseveacones euando tr de emitir opinion
SCORE n que he usaco exraordnara fire.
cuenca Me rehero Ia EMULSION de ScoTT. La perfeca
union de los coponentes e aradab sabor que deternna
70 Dle que Sc conserva lentras esa epeando sobre
odo las importantes ndcacones m6dcas que ena
mejor mas seyura garantfa.
Por IN air nareeer
rabies como Ia sis las caquexias las escr6ulss
mas Ia debdad general a falt de desarro
10 en- las mnerea los nnos larga que
proo enuerar esta snstancia opera verdadero
ragros, los entcros que por decirlo halaban
las puertas de Ia muerte transfoan de pronto adqu
r1endo fuerza obustez color animacion saud
abra acredita cada dia la uscia fa1na del in
menso eredto de tan m preparation goza todo e
rnundo.
Doctor Rafael del Yale
9Iedico ttular Sanidad Martina Arecibo (P. Ri
60 Conaendador de la Real distinguish orden Americana
de Isabel Ia Cat6ic de la espanoa de Carlos III la civil
de Benehcenca de Ia de inerto ltar de Segunda Case
6a. ia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-09
PALABRAs DE MUJEREs

Prssa de passion rabioss,
segui an dia & Baldomera"
una chica muy hermosa
de eutis color de cera
labios color de rosa.
Aprete, tras ella el paso,
Y aunque hugo ligera, acase
temerosa de IN exeeso,
puesto ga ( tiro de beso
In diie. -. 10 Qne hacv al caso
En- vez de mostrar tibieza
4 tanta dulce terneza,
volvi6 la faz agraciada
v me n.ir6 colorado
10 mismc que una cereza.
Y en- tanto que hecho un volcsn
Ia pintaba $50 mi afan,
pues facilmente me abraso,
sin miedo va de an desman,
iba ella ecortando el paso.
Lleg6, por fin, & su casa
con el rostro hecho una brass
Sc detavo, me sonri6;
Quise entrs2, dijo que no;
INSIST, y tras lucha escasa
cedi6 & rnedias & mi anheIo
pues blanda 4 mi dulce queja
= sin tenor nj recelo
sali6 la reja. -. ma raSa
que mo pareci6 del cielv!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-09
JlzGADO MUNICIPAL De PONCE

Por previdencia del dia dc hoy Sc ha dispuesto
ia venta pblica subasta de los sguientes bienes
Tn solar de netrps 6s7 miimetros de frente y
IN metros 554 nilirnstros de fondo, tasado en- 3d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-09
ALCALDIA MUNICIPAL
De Il oIUDAD DE PONCE
Al PUBLT60

En- 81 expediente de apremio seguido por es-
ta Alcaldi9 contra Ia succession de don Limo FL
gueroa, ed cobro de eontribuciones municipa-
les correspondientes los ejercicios de 1857
SIS, y 1889 al 90, So ha dispuesto por providen-
cia de esta fecha Ia venta en- p1blica subasta
de sesenta cuerdas de terrenos radicadas en- al
barrio Real de esta Jurisdiction, destinadas 4
pastas, malezas, algunas manchas de cafe Y
arbeles frutales. eouivalentes % hectarsas,
So areas, "a centisrias y 0 miliarias, 81 colin
dancia por el Norte con dona Juana Santiago :
Pedro Rivera, Oeste con don Adolfo Iespier,
Sur con don julio Lopez Este con Ia suce-
sion de don Celestino Mercado, cuyo terreno
ha siao valorado en- "a srmasds seiscientos pc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-09

Sc encuentran en- Ia hnca aggunas
siembras de can IS, cafe. platanos. etc
g grandes dep6sitos de estiercol.
Para mas Pormenores dirigirse a.
ScHNABEL & Co, Aguadslla.
Febrero de 1898 2--is
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-09
bBRAs DRAMATICAs
PARA DESTRUIRLA

Sc vende muy barata una csaas
vieja construida de maderas In
pals, situada en- la calle de La 'K'iE
de esta cipdad
Informara Federico Toro. Aaen-
dez- Vigo 10, Ponce IA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-09
PARA DOMINGO

El sabado Ii del corriente saldra para San
Pedro de Macorf Ia capital de esta Rep1blica,
81 bergantln goleta ingl6s WeSto,0ay de 277 to-
neladas, 81 Capitau Westaway.
Admite carga J pasajeros para ambos prer-
5os. Dirigirse consiguatario FELIPE VAL
LIANT en sn agenoia Playa de Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-09
Sc YENDEN

O14 IlAF IFLlLN
800 varas de terrenos para solares,
termination Oeste de la Gale Tri-
coche, en- S 200 Informaran T.
Chardon 81 Co.
Ponce, Febrero de 1898 sIn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-09

Prenios mayores del sorteo celebrado hoy:
1916, $I5.O0O- 1890, $4,000 .563,
$1,000 352, 900, 10.023 11781, 10. 66s
$500
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-09

En- Mayagiez ha sido descubierto un crimen
despues de tres amos de haberse cometido.
Una joven llamada Cruz Sabot fue asesinada
por su novio ell de JUNO de 1890
Ell asesino, llanlado Jacinto Cortes Y one hoy
esta en- presidio por robo de unos botines, en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-09

Isl me amas, me dijo IN dia,
llGsame 4 la Vicarfa
dc ese amor en- testimonio,
y colme ya el matrimonio,
el bien que nj pecho ansfa."
No me gust6, 10 eon6eso.
en- medic de mi embeleso,
tan inesperada idea
por 10 inoportuna = ESQ
que Ia chica no era fea.
r" Yo to ctef mas constants
-exclam6 con voz queiosa-
81 me quieres, delirante,
Jpor que pretender, de ar1ante
convertible "a en- esposaI
Rs tanto 10 que % quiero.
-dijo al notar mi desvio,-
y es mi amor tan verdadero,
aunque dudes de ellie, impfo,
que 81 me olvidas me- muero =
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-09

Pasan por 81 6elato un marido Y su majer.
Ell prinero lleva un bulto en- ls raano v al
guarda. pregunta la sehora:
--JTiene usted algo que declararg
La sehora, senalando al narido.
-iUn melon!
Tn tenor que ha perdido Ia voz, dica ua
baritone amigo suyo:
He logrado frnar una escritura
-JPara d6nde7
-Voy cantar Varsovia.
Indudablemente Polonis es Ia naci6n na&s
desgraciada de Europal
Entire ell principal su nuevo dependents:
-tQuiere usted un adelanto sohre So saeldof
--Si, senor.
ii 81 Sc n'uriese listed manaua
Soy deiuasiado nonrado para come4er se-
mejante infarnia.
Colmos:
E colmo de la peraza para m noticierp ez-
tenderse sobre un incidente.
EI colmo de la intransigencia censurar una
fnente pOrque murnIura.
~
Marchitase Ia flor en- el estfo
y conviertese polvo su eorola-.
ella tamben, triste y somhrfo,
el pensamlento mfa
una for que Sc narchita sola.
Mariano Abrsl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-09

La divide, pues me ponia
10 que Sc Hama en- an potro
ESQ de la Vicarfa.
Jay! la pobre, el inismo dis.
sstaba nnuerta. - Dor otro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-09

A consecuencia de Ia sequia que ha habido
en- Aibonito Sc considera perdida la cosecha de
tabaco que en- aquella Jurisdiction representa-
muchos miles de pesos, pues sabido que en-
las vegas del Plata Sc coseehan las 1nejores ho-
jas de esa planta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-09

La comisi6n de tipografos de esta ciudad
organizadora de los trabajos para Ell concurso
que ha de eelebrarse en- la Capital con motive
del Centenario. convoca 4 todos los del gremio
para una reunion que tendra ingar Il domingo
20 del corriente mes
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-17
BICYCLE NOTES.

The Sultan of Morocco rides s.. .00O
gold-piated bicycle.
There is said to be over 500 colored cy-
clsts in New York city
The Gar OF Russia and the King OF
Spain make use OF the silent steed.
Frank Lenz, who is making a tour a.
wheel around the world, is in japan.
Jack Price broke the quarter mile rec
ord a, Orlando, Fla, riding in 31h sec
onds.
The only cement track in America is i'm
Savannah, Ga. 1t is quarter lap, thirty
feet wide.
The League OF American Wheelmen's
meet will be held at Jackson Park, Chi
cago, this year.
From canvass made by w. II. Rogers
there is said to be 1 ,6l3 bicycle riders in
Plainfeld, N. J.
Willie Windle is doing a great deal Of
road riding. He will be fit for racing
very early in the spring.
John S. Johnson broke the mile indoor
bicycle record st Milwaukee January 9
riding that distance i'm Pm. 26s.
A constitutional convention OF the
League Of American Wheelmen will be
held at Ph l-Gclrhis on February 20.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-17
A New Base Ball League.

The Middle States Base Ball League
vas organized Tuesday night at the In
ternstional Hotel in New York. The fol-
lowing cities were represented: Read
ing, Pa, by William Abbott Whitman (:
Hoboken, N. j., by J. NJ. Bright; Water
bury, Conn, by j. NJ. Frenzy; Paterson,
y. j., by Fl. ID. Ramsey; Poughkeepsie,
n. Y, by j. II. Darrow; Easton, Pa, by
w. p. Parks.
The following officers were elected
President, William Abbott Whitman
vice president, j. NJ. Frenzy; secretary,
j. NJ. Bright; treasurer, Ray Neer.
The season will open June 1 and close
October /. 1t is proposed 10 increase the
mem bership OF the league by the admis-
sion OF Wilkesbarre, Scranton Lebanon
and Pottsville, Pa, and possibly New
burg, n. Y. This should make a very
compact and paying circuit.
Notwithstanding the zero weather the
representatives were all very enthusiast ic
and predict a successful season..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-17
The Bicycle skate.

The bicycle skate is one of the latest
inventions in the sporting world. 1t con-
sists OF the application of a skate to the
front wheel of a safety bicycle in such a
way that the motive power is provided
by the hind wheel, while the weight OF
the rider largely rests upon the ice
through the skate. Opinion, however, is
still divided as to the merits of this con-
trivance.
AT the first glance II would seem that
the combination OF two such implements
as bicycle and skate would make pos
sible speed hitherto unattained. The
question arises, however, how a bicycle,
provided with skate, could possibly 60
any faster than bicycle without one, so
long as the motive power is applied IN
the old method. AS an Improvement to
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-17
EMMA SWEENEY,
l3 Ballard ST.. Fall River. Ma.
BURIED In THE RUINS.
Three Men Killed and Another Badly In
jured by the Collapse of a Building.

Three Men Killed and Another Badly In
jured by the Collapse of Building.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 17.-About 5.45
yesterday afternoon the four-story brick
building at 517 Commerce street, occupied
as a salesroom and warehouse by the Nix
on Bros. Paper Co., collapsed. Seven men
were in the building at the time. Three
were buried in the ruins and killed, one
was badly hurt and three escaped unin-
jured.
The dead are: John McKenna, Joseph
Wallace and Albert w. Marker, foreman.
Albert Gates, colored, was injured inter-
nally. w. III. Nixon, the head of the
company, Samuel Bayles, the treasurer
and G. s. Foraythe, agent for the Wilkin-
son Automatic Stoker, who were in the
office, were walled in by the ruins, but
were assisted out unhurt, by the police
and firemen.
The cause Of the collapse was probably
the weight of paper stored on the upper
floors. The building is total ruin. The
loss Is $4,000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-17
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
A Cure for Epileptic Fits.

At last the cure of 81. vitus Dance, Epl-
lepsy and other fits, has been discovered. The
little ones need no longer suffer from these
terrible nervous diseases. The remedy is the
great nerve cure, DR.. Greene's Nervura blood
and nerve remedy and the enormous demands
for this medicine in all nervous diseases OF
children has firmly established IL as the great
children's remedy. IL is purely vegetable and
perfectly harmless Druggists. sl.00.
My son has been troubled with epilepsy,
loss Of appetite, and had no ambition 10 do
anything. He took DIR. Greene's Eervura
blood and nerve remedy. IL made him new
boy. The fits have left him, his whole system
is built up anew, and he is enjoying perfect
health. II Is the best medicine / ever used.
and has no equal. Mr.. w. SCHUM,
2l7 w. Goth St., View York City.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-17
tion, he contracted a bad cold. which de-
veloped into the disease that at present
threatens his life.
sLossoN CHALLENGES THE WORLD
DAILY Accepts ON Behalf OF GARNER the
French Expert.
George f. 5losson, on January z, issued

DAILY Accepts ON BehaIf OF GARNER the
French Expert.
George +. 5losson, on January z, issued
the following challenge;
I hereby challenge any billiard player in
the world to pl"y me Il home and home match
game OF billiards for one thousand dollars
(t1,0oo) side, each match under the follow.
ing conditions; I stipulate that the nrst
match shall be played In New York city and
shall! be at the fourteen-inch balk line game
OF one. two or three nights duration, as the
scceptor Of this may elect. II one night, not
moro than 800 points nor less than 60o and II
more than one night, GOO points to be the
limit OF each nights play. e match TO be
played under the rules governing the recent
trophy smblematic OF the words Champion
ship.
The second match to be at cushion car.
roms, one night, 400 points up; the rules OF
the cushion carrom game 10 govern. Both
matches to be played on Brunswick Bake
Coilender Company table fitted with the
"Monarch f" cushions.
Maurice DAILY, the well-known billiard
player, announced that he would accept
Slosson's sweeping challenge on behalf
of Albert GARNER, the well-know French
expert, the acceptance, OF course, being
governed by Garnier's willingness to
play.
DAILY says that he accepts the challenge
In the interest OF billiards and not
through any i'll will to Slosson.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-17
AN EXCITING CONTEST.
Providence Polo Players Succumbed
to Worcester After
TEN MINUTES OF OVER PLAY
The Eimwood Clubs Bowling Tourna-
ment-RoyaI Phelps Carroll tn Call
His sIoop Yacht "Typhoon'-Hogen
the winner-Other Sporting Events.

The longest polo contest OF the season
took place at Infantry Hall last night
when Worcester defeated Providence by
n score OF 9 to after nine minutes and
thirty seconds of overplsy. Fourteen
hundred persons witnessed the game.
The visitors had to work to win and it
was hard fought contest from begin
ming to the end. Every player made a
record for himself aud put a game as
though the teams were tied aud were
playing for the championship. The
audience was vociferous in its applause
and every difiicute stop or pretty pass
was followed with deafening howls and
shrieks, and when goal was made the
applause was remarkable for it's intens-
ity or absence like loud thunder, when
Providence man Gagged the sphere, or
like the moaning OF sad sea waves when
the visitor did the same act.
The "a ne was full OF excitement and
the goals alternated between the teams
in an exasperating manner. No sooner
did Providence get LEAD than Worces-
ter tied il or went II one better. This
severity tried the nerves ofa rather criti-
cal audience.
The passing game played by worces-
ter was one Of the finest sort. and IL was
this which finally won the contest for it.
The Providence team was at its best and
led as many times as IL was behind the
visitors. Leydon's passing, Turnbulrs
blocking, Conwav's all-around playing,
Newcomb's rushing and McCarthy's
work at goal all deserve ment on. Each
player played as though his tea MS repu-
tation was mt stake. Newcomb's skate
broke twice and while he was off the rink
Worcester made three goals.
AT the beginning of the game it be-
came evident how closely matched the
two teams were. IL took i've minutes
and half OF playing before the first goal
was made The goal was made by New
comb, who also made the next one, this
time in LAS.
Worcester made two goals and Provi-
dence one more during the first half
Both teams commenced the second half
with determination To win. Proyi-
dence secured goal. Worcester took
the next three. but forty-ive seconds be-
fore the time limit Providence made
another goal and he score was tied.
For nine minutes aud thirty seconds
the men played like fisnds. Then Cana
van passed the bail TO Roberts VINO made
a clean side drive and Gagged the ball.
The summary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-17
Earnings Unsatisfactory.

OMAHA, Neb., Jan. 17.-Seven thousand
shop men on the Union Pacific system,
will from today, until the roads show in
creased earnings, work eight hours day
instead OF nine, as formerly, and seven
hours on Saturday. This departure. the
officials say, is made necessary by the gen
eral unsatisfactory condition of business
on the main line and branches, several OF
the branches not earning fixed charges
and operating expenses, the earnings OF
the main system going toward paying the
interest on the bonds ~ those roads.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-17
Duty Timer-Hughh Lee. Lee,
summary :
h-
SL00P YACHT TYPHOON.
That VIII be the Name OF the Yacht tn
Herreshoffs are Building.

NEW YORK, Jan. T.-"Typhoon" is the
name chosen by Royal Phelps Carroll for
the new sloop yacht that the Herreshofs
are building for him. 1t is reported that
Mr.. Carroll is to have Capt. Charles Barr
as sailing master il Archibald Rogers will
let him leave the Wasp.
England in his new boat as soon as she |.
ready, and race against the Prince O
Wales yach. or any her boat that ma
be sent TO compete. and win, II she can
the Cape May and Brenton's Reef cup.
which the Genesta carried of in her race
with the DauntleSs five years ago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-17
Monarch OF the Base Ban Field. -

NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-Michael J. Kelly
the famous catcher and right fielder of
the Boston base ball team, made his debut
as theatrical star at the Imperial Music
Hall here yesterday. He was billed a.
king Kelly, the monarch OF the base ball
held, and throng OF base ball enthusi-
ssts came to the playhouse and greeted
him enthusiastically.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-17
TEAM NO. 4.
Many "sports" Present.

BROOKLYN, N. Y, Jan. 17.-The boxing
tournament OF the Hamilton Athletic
Club here last night attracted man.
sporting men from Boston. Frank Steele
OF Boston and Billy Welch Of the Nonpa-
reil Club, had six-round bout steele
won easily. Eddie Loeber beat Mike Null
roy in an eight-round bout. The event
of the evening was the fight between
Waiter Campbell OF Philadelphia and
Billy Ernst OF Brooklyn. Campbell wa
knocked out i'm the second round.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-17

PAssAIc, n. j.. Jan. 17.-Thomas Con-
frey of Massachusetts, an inebriate, was
found dead i'm an engine house at the
works yesterday. He has wealthy
brother in business at Cambridge, Mass.
and the body Is held here at the city
morgue In the expectation that the broi n
er will give some directions as to its dis
position.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-17
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THE BICYCLE SKATE.

the bicycle skate it has been suggested
that the rubber tire be taken from the
hind wheel, and that it be supplied with
spikes, which would hold in the ice As
il is now the wheel is liable to slip.
The bicycle-skate is the invention of n
seventeen year old boy named Murphy.
who works in the bicycle repair shops o
Charles Schwalbach & Co., Of Brooklyn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-17
Hagen the Winner.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Jan. 17.-Harold
Hagen, the Norwegian, defeated Fred
Breen, the Canadian, in the mile skating
race yesterday. For the first two laps
Breen seemed to hold his own, but Mt the
end OF the third Hagen gained rapidly.
winning by forty yards in 2.40 4-5.
Breen's time was 2.54 IA.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-17
VIII skate for Glory.

New YORK, Jan. 17.-Joe Donohue, A.
q. Franklin and John Ennis have agreed
to skate 100 miles at Stamford, Conn, for
glory. They have been trying for some
time to make a match for money, but
could not arrange it.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-17
Treaty netmrrn Canada and Erance.

PARIS, Jan. 17.-sir Charles Tupper,
Canadian high commissioner 20 England,
has returned here and has resumed nego-
tations for commercial treaty between
Canada and France.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-17

Boston. Jan. 1T-Popular Dan Shea.
the prominent Harvard aud B. A. A.
athlete. is confined to his city home on
Chester square by severe attack of
pneumonia. While visiting friends in
Baltimore during the Christmas yaca-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-17

Marriage and Funeral Notices, one insertion,
50c.; each additional insertion, i5c.
DIED.
BLISS In Boston, 1ith Inst, MINNIE A., daugh-
ter OF Franklin :. and Mary A. Bliss OF Last
rovdence. in tho 27th year OF her age.
Notice OF funeral later.
FEENEY-In Natick. r l.. 10th inst, PATRICK
FEENEY. aged So years.
Notice OF the funeral hereafter.
kEI,Ly-In Mcrino Village, Johnston. 18th inst
MICHAEL KELLY
Funeral from bis late residence. Bowlet street,
Johnston, "Wednesday, 18th inst, ~ s A, NJ,
Relatives ana friends are invited 20 attend.
LI~COMB-In Fun River. on the lith inst,
ABBY G., widow OF Joseph ID. Lscomb. aged 81
year, = months and 10 days.
Funeral frOm the residence Of her daughter Mrs.
Robinson Chase. 60i south Nam str ct Fall
RIVER Wedne day, ISth inst. at 1880 A. NJ
Relatives ana friends are Invited 10 attend.
Burial at Br sio..
sANLES-In Pascoag 18th inst. Mrs. r. j.
SAILEs, W fe OF Albert L. Sayles, aged 81 years.
Funeral Thursday, Vth inst, at III 10 A NJ. at late
residence. Rclatlves ana friends are invited 10
attend without iurther notice.
Burial private.
WIIITMAN-n Centreville 18th inst PHEBE
X, vile o, Albert whitman, In her 55th year
Iu1Cra &t her late residences, Wednesday. 18th
inst, At OclOck. friends and rClsttves Invited
To attend without further notice, Carriages
VIII meet the trains az Z, ntrCyiue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-17
Bowling at EImwood.

The closest score 40 far in the Elmwood
Clubs bowling tournament was made
last night, when Team defeated Team
9by n score Of 1866 to 1856. The score: