davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08

and her company will continue to present "Decep-
ton" The sale OF seats for the Duse season Will
begin OF January 10 at the Fifth Avenue iheatre'
Giovanni l.. Eiva, the Italian Consul General In luis
city, has written to Messrs. Carl d Theodor Rosen
fcld displaying interest In tie engagement. MMe.
Ruse sails .hs Gay n after GoToW by from persons and
tlavio Ando who besides being leading nian Is aiso
A good programme Is now presented at Roster &
Bial's. Nile Niolee. from the folies BeIsereS rarL
cSs,or 1S is remarAaolc in the exhon Of
bate greec and snppleness Frederic SCGnc eui
presentation the music Is sung by an enlarged com.
pany, and the costumes handsome. Inc Laiahce
Of the bill this week includes the Muhemann TyroIean
THO KOlin, japanese eGldbrlst and magician the
Quadrlc Fin de steele apS Tie pgeseIba,Gn Q!
Mile. vioe,te will be one OF the principal TEXTURES
at the concert to.n night. o,,.s. 49,.
made genuine hit This week only three Of the
old PeTcmers remain The res5 of a i9e m T
Jessie Giles and Mass ellison. The newcomers are
headed by Cyrcne. who is said to d. clever dancer
II will also be the first appearance III this city q
NJ Louis Vcrande and the Partisan team, Deaur and
act: Nile Annie Zoas Burns and Donnelly. Irish
comedians; baldwin and Daiy, acroDatS iiarty.
and Petrie and Eisein In a sketch TO-.
An excellent programme has been ARRANGED ,Sv for
Charles L. Harris, Of A. NJ Palmer's stdcl. company.
The performance takes place at pqlmer's ThGatrc
Of novelties and some Of the most popular per
formers in the city. The performance Will begin
" Kelly will appear, BY IeImlsson Of Tony Pas
recltc The Seven Ages, rnc irst part VIII y end
shall p. Wilder will BEGIN pert second by making
his appearance The leader Of the orchestra lie will
be followed by the first production OF Il comedy in
one act called My Album" adapted from the FRENCH
by j. l.. Ottromeyor. The four characters Will he
played b. Miss bertha Creighton. !. L. Ottromeycr,
Drank Lander and L. short "r' !hrGg T Ss
orchestra " MarIns viii appear next in panto-
mime sketch Adolph Phillip and o. Gerasch, from
Ambergs Theatre viii appear in musical sketch ',,
called "The Black Count" The performance VIII
close with "Gnmbol" Of the Lambs, by Clay ".
Greene. VI. Marius and Fritz Willlums.
Matthews and Jcssopss "On Probation" Is the play
with which William II. Crane will open his annual
season at the Star Theatre on Monday evening. Jan
nary 30. 1t, Is an amusing comedy; written OK
pressly for the popular actor and adapted to eX
hibit his abilities as II maker OF fun Before be
ginning his Ncw-York engagement Mr.. Crane VIII
play FOR three weeks in Boston, opening there to-
morrow night
william Gillcttes new American spectacle en-
titled Ninety Days" viii be produced for the first
tine or any stage at The Broadway Theatre on Jan
uary 30. This will he the first original work from
the pen of Mr.. Gillette since his yield by the
Enemy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08
OUR Big SISTER CITY,
AFFAIRS I'M BROOKLYN.
,,,. .,aors o Neet-What Club Men Are DOing-TO Build
thnr EIactr Road-Various of Interest

Of the Cincinnati. The engines are OF the tipe~.
pansiOn type, and are OF the pattern OF the Bureau Il
steam Engineering, by which they were constructsc
They are OF splendid workmanship, and Engineer.S
Chief Melville has good reason 10 feel proud OF -
faithfulness Of his Juniors who have had charge a
their construction rom the beginning. The On
damaged them to the extent OF about $4,000, tcs
they have been repaired and made as good as new.
The Naval Academy practice-ship Bancroft whl
Is now lying at Hobokn preparing for her oftcis
steam trial, win probably make run down the Il,
some day this week for q preliminary trial. passt
senior engineer III charge OF the machinery ana
boilers S Of the ship p, Is sS as 0ns a.
Contractor tor and viii SEQ that every Condition y @
contract Is fulfilled He believes that the vessel s
fully meet the expectations Of the builders In H.
matter Of speed, and that she will readily max.
thirteen knots. Secretary Tracy has detailed CHis;
Engineers Samuel L: p AyTes, james H. Chasing
data on the trial trip for the report This otsas
trial. the contractors say, will take place this wei
or at the furthest The week after.
n. vansant, few days ago. was loss Of one Of As
most promising officers 10 the Navy. He was gradr
ate Of the class Of ss Of the Naval Academy standing
in mathematics, chemistry and physics ard as h.
stood at the heed OF his class was elected to take
course OF special instruction in naval architecture Al
the Royal college Of Greenwich England. and th.rs
carried off tho first hOnors at the end OF his course =,
he did at Annapolis. AS this Is the most advanced
naval course In any country Cade. Vansant mats
assistant naval constructor In 1890.
The bell for Which the members Of the It'll Red.
ment subscribed tn be presented 10 the amored c,s,
New-York and Which was recently described in "a;
columns Of The Tribune has been cast at Troy, ari
the work Of finishing 1t will begin at once. SO that II
into commission in the early spring. The bell vl
look as II made wholly OF silver, bnt only as much
silver was mixed with the metal as would not inter
weighing about GOO pounds, and Will cost aScu,
$1,000. The bell viii be presented to the vessd.
ceremonies and the 7th Regiment will probably
parade in full uniform and have an escort Of marinc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08
the games was as follows
rha record Of The whole tourna n,ent up to DAT. Is

The Algonquin Club Is making arrangements ~
n minstrel show. in which members only are u 'aA'
part which will be held some time this month
The two fires OF "Wednesday night in Brooklyn dro''
three athletic clubs from their bones. They are w
Acorn the National and the PN,peSt Heights c,a -.
The RIDING and Driving Club he'd another Of S
music rides on Wednesday evening. ,,.,
The annual election % the Marine and FED oos
will take pace or Tuesday Walter ;. Loaah So So
\ dinner to the retiring directors and few "as,
guests at the Manhattan Club In Newrorh' y"
Wednesday night. ,,,o. I'm, n
The nominal ing committee OF the Wildwood Sluo
Fathush has reported the following rs HIST Of nsa.
for officers 10 he elected AT The animal meetlhs
Tuesday evening: President. William L. keese NC, Nc
president Edward +. DE Seldng; treasurer. Wnn"
4 4, brown: secretary, H. VI. c. Collins directors
William H. Garrison. 7. J. Hubbard. James i-eH, =,
n. Mood sullivan James ". Hayiland, Jeremiah LIN
and William H. BeardNley: ,,,, c,,h NJ
rlstbush expect to open their new clubhouse soaSs
time this month. Tie new budding IS IN tns ,.S
dutch Colonial style n architecture. II Is lo ~
long and 40 feet wide. There are three 'oiw ~
ioallnc alleys In the basement. An audlt onuh 20
Tho main floor will seat 400 people. and gn,e!
has hrcn constructed with view TO use as rum ~ ~
rick The library and d'cssng-rcoms are ALSO ,. -
This foOr The second story contains the diree.o's
rooms card and billiard rooms and the stc Jew. n
quarters The interior OF the building Is nhlsnea
ycllow pine the walls being surfaced Win era, ~
anish Of plaster The building committee conssss
" r. davenport T. Webster. william .. sen""''
waeldcr and Theodore Maynard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08
FrTY RECORDS COMPETITION.
RECORDS MADE ~ TIME TRIALS
Tho nying start records for The year are follows


Agn.t tiue-Quort1r mile, 70 z5s H. G. Tyler spring
aed July H. 1892 and w. w. Wipdle October s. 1892
balf,ne 81 As. w. w. Windle, Springfield October 8.
1902; threc.quaror.nilc. I'm. 80 4.5s. W. w. Wiha'e
Springfield October 1892; one.mile. On. $50. W. W.
Windie sprin gncld October 7. 1892.
In competition-Quartcr.mile. 27s. A A Zimmerman
Hortford September O. 1902.
Against urne paced by running horses nying start
John g. johnson Independence. Iowa: ousrter-milc.
&c los September IL 1892 hafmie. SIS IFS. sepem.
Der 49, 1892 thfcequartermic, In % l2s. September
70 1892; one. milo I'm. so 35s., September 22, 1892
Standing start-Quarter-mile 8ls j. S. johnson. Sop
tember H. 1892 halfmile 50 84s, j. s. johnson, Sep
tember o1 1902; one.psls, 2m. 4S5s J. s. johnson.
6spsemher II, 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08
4 ygV ELECTRIC ROAD PLANNED.

A new electric street railroad is about 10 NC ": ~.
in the Eastern District. and Is to be Known 10
twenty. third street Ferry and Eewtown kaii"'-'
Tho tracks will be laid through the principal busns'
streets and with be about six miles In leng1h. IN IN
capital stock will be S75o.ooo divided mo 80
shares. The certificate o. incorporation was ssIn'
Yesterday In the Office Of Frank & j. o. Jenkins -,
Kent.aye and Broadway. The Sockhoiue's 49,
Moses May. John j. Cooney. j. G.. jenkins i. .s,
wvckon Theoiorc +. Jackson, ii. II. sohsrh'nn. -
f. Van Nostrand, Frank Jenkins Marshan . p" sss,
Michael Levy, Henry May. BERNARD rc'erS, -"
,..a p,..r exyrdce Charles Naeher and Henry
Ea:terman. ,.o.ror,.
The directors named In the certificate OF inoorp"
zion ar. Moses Nav John q. Jenkins Ieter Ms csso
Jolr ! 'nap.v, Herman u. Scharmnnn. Isp siny
T. Jackson. John y. Van NoStiaho' run" ~
md Marshall s. briggs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08

Travellers appreciate the five great Lim nst..t RAJ
NJ the New.York Central. "America's orea'e''
.oad."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
0LNEY VILE.
EDWIN CR8BTREE VIII BE SENT
BACK TO ENGLAND.
His Present Mental Condition lis At
tribnted TO His Eibulous Habits-
Boys Discharged with a Eeprimand.

Elwip Crab re-, who wastaken reroro
chief Child Saturday under che impression
that lie was insane, is appayeltly about
3. years Of age. lie is native Of Burn
icy England, and was member of tie
brass band in that town is eyi-
IDENTIFY respectable man aud has
Leen in iaIrlY COOL circumstances,
lie is said To have been OF very
good habits at his boarding house.
His cry was take me To my Wife," send
III 10 my Wife,"
lie did not seem able TO think of any
thing but his wife. IL appears that dur
lns a portion of the IiIe he nas been ia
this cOuutry h. bJarled over i.auor
store AMI inIbib d TOO freely. Ills money
went and 60 these facts ~ at ributt d hi )
men al deran gcmeHt VII Gu, IL IL now
IhouxnI. VIII only he Of temporary dura-
tiou.
lie sill be taken TO Bosi ol today ana
provided It'll Tue u ne ne sail, tor
nome. l, is understood that the
GUARD Line Stcanaliip COMPANY. nv
viii y. ne cane, have PROMISED 10 carry
lin back o Liverp 1oi.
Arrested for Bathing.
F,r some time it has been the custom
Of boys TO battle in the r,v,r near V I.y
street br e, over which maay p.r.ons
pass ia goiug 10 aud from Olnev.
yill-, aud rs th,.se boys are generally
H. a"nuie STATE" the D. ic u,t srminey
20 stop tn IN. Sa urday 'slteraooa they
arrested lour and took them to the : 4 n
pouc SIst,Jn where h = were gwen !,
severe rsprsmaad ind discharged
church Notes.
The services at the Broadway Baptist
c, urcn were wei ats,nde on suaday.
Il bens the last sermon u 10 preached
~ the pastor previous to taxing
lis vacation. The Rev. j. Is. O,ter-
ho,, proposes so,ns o. shdrt visit
Worlds tair at Chicago. He will u aoseut
four or five weeks
The lsacners and p,bils 10 the Messiah
Episcopal sunday school will De sivel n
ass,ion duriuk tbs not weeks u tL,
u.uner 1, 10 p,vpcscd 10 c.osr fhe : IN.
ey C o ! Tor the tYur S"ndaSs ~.
august,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
AN ENJOYABLE TRIP.
The sunday Sail TO New York and Coney
Island on the City of Richmond.
rf,hroo bnpdred and 6fty ~ satlsfied

The sunday Sail TO New York and Coney
Island on the City of Richmond.
Three hundred and fifty as satisfied
messengers az ever were seen left the
CITY OF Ricn mond this morning af er one
oT tne most delightful trips evrr made
betveen this city and the metrop oils
TLe'steamer sailed last Saturday night
from Providence. down tbrou.h our
heontiful bay, out by Newport and the
,amous Maria gansett pier, by Point
Judith aud Watch hill into the broa
sound.
IL WAS charming night, the steamer
wds OF over-crowdeu' slh everything
was plensant and the br cling air. the
erisn salt breeze brought tinge of color
10 every chs OK.
a nost comfortable nights rest cam,
TO "A close iust ss the steamer approached
\ " York and the trip no East rver. uu.
der the wonderful Brooklyn bridge, to the
pier WIS hiuhiy enjoyable
Then tie sail to Coney Island, the day
in the harbor. and the return In the
evening formed an outing long To be
The steamer itself is widely known
For years IL has pied tie
waters along the coast % Nam
between Portland ana Eastport ana
Naehlaspart. The shores If ev,ry bty
In Name have res unded 90 Aec
whisilV. and no Noader that
Rockl nd sea captain was startled
,ast night AS the City OF Ric m ,nd
a histled on tue sound, At the familiar
20 es Thousands OF p!ea'urs ssekers
soinp 70 Maine. favorte~ re.
Iorts have been catrisd by this Gamer
So il a boat sea wdrtny, conn rtab.e,
e.sy notioned ana well al poilb q.
Her C ,inmandcr Is CapO. IL
X. Miner and the number OF tne pre- :
who wen IN the trip csunoI sneak o
hi nly OF him or Il Mr.. ID. T.. Gall her.
who ha tnru in charge.
Apother zip = to be made soon and IL
,x,ll IA. xx.li iHtron Red.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
News notes Gathered Iere and Through
the Various valley yiiiasos--feropai
-fvUvfUn.

DR. Chaguon OF Arctic Centre has re.
turntd from a months trip to be White
mount ms.
DIR Forrest Of Arctic Centre recently
rencvel Splinter from the bali OF
Charles Carao' - foot Tho splinter wa
OF aard nj and about one inch in
len9th. Mr.. Carson some five wears ago
stuck snlinter IN his foot wnle at work
Gree 's pint works ard was at that
time unable 10 locafe IL, tot thr W urd
h aled ana 70 more was rhou ht o il
nuril e few weeks II C wien TIE
splint made its appe rance aud was re-
Il owed ys ahDya.
Joseph B Blochsrd of Arctic Centre had
as q guest = Gently lbs brother u. hire,
Of ideuce.
Mrs Rrh,rt Jackson and her family OF
Arctic Centre have receltiy returned
frf LakeYiew.
Mis-. Alnra Bud'ons oi New Haven
il on visit tc friepd ~ Arctic Centre.
River Point.
Samuel Pen ett md daughter OF Pom
fret BAuding Conn are the guests OF
friends here.
Mrs Williams Y Bewker and Pearl
B0Tser are visumN friends IA New
bi.tain, Gonu
pbnix.
The vesrry Of tht BAPTIST church has
hesn newly renovated au1 painted,
HE 1ew hous 81 built by Mr.. St.
Gtcteio viii sa5n be ready fof
orcUparcY
George C7le g providence ls VISITING
lrgnd hsTe.
Rauch
Ms susan Gambbe,l V last improve.
ng ln heslth
De nastos of tbe BAPTIST church. the
Rev. Whitman j. Wood, bas recently
te dered bis reeg alto and ,ill preach
nl iareweh rf on next SUNDAY.
Dr y. u fHrron hns n urred from
Chree WCi Ns V.ei q fIe World. fair.
lienrY lefaiye, Clerk in y 3 g. Il.
~ 7--TT7-T FTUr ItTt % Nrsda1 for a ten
das uip. 10 CanRia. lie ~ accompanied
Ciydq
The Misses Mamie GlhauG aud Mamie
Davs ar visitib1 ~ euls ia Newport.
y tpcs Mcdonald is oh The way 70 the
Centcyhie.
Al Grsre WatcgL0nsc is wishing at
-..------..--.----
her eraudiaihsp. B,niamiu Water
hnugr
Narrv Josltn ci Provide ca is n guest
Of 's grauunOfher. Irla s. Joslln
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
BRISTOL.
Death Of Mr.. Atert &. Greene. Noted
stock Rniser Grnerai notes.


stock Rnisrr Gbneral notes.
The sa intel ieenCe reach d here
Saturday 81 the death OF Mr. Albert &
irene. 1.-The oted s,tck breeder.
lie VS. formerly "a cfzen OF
his town, ana Lis ma y friends
VII sincerely mourn lis death.
Alr. G. e ne MAS thr breedsr - the
cslebr trd RS j ,r pot.i. i,h sold
'trs q % % N 81. G. u'A q Hall Gen.
Greyn, wDi b ~o'nl 9 SO. $50 aud Juhge
Bad dsna1, Lalf Il grrs, KIM Phi ip
hua mi ny co cr W b.. Y 'OA / corls
. M ahd air.. Fruk Garter starftd un
SandaN fora TWO eek cltiOu AZ W e
" ice mVuntdias 1uey Will also visit
tat han2e.y "a ,rs 81 iiuas.
Mr .nnh Airs. Angus us lIo ve a AZ
mnr, y. r., ar tnr rue~is Nc. r.,
W. Van Pat a. I &c Iiupewotth.
lie io,lpu n Gte nmrng tGe M y
80 5 en, hs > nnatA ia town Misc
Berth AMI Liu West OF Wounsocket, ME
hhy Wlrreu a EAll1LoA- Mr-L--A -AlaAn-lAl
Pa" tucker, .sir a1d Mg.. VA Ger Bvova
81 " orcester 4IT. Walter Munro.
brother an 1 : sstsr .,f PrDvidrnc /, Albert
1. ,mphear OF Westerly. Miss Je. ME
Bow'er ~ Neyp1rs aad Mf. Is .ae Nautz
of Boston
Mr Wiism II Philips wif. ii chs.
.u Proyi q cstrf gDeblins th-r v.ct-
tiod here wlth Mis- Il i,ips par MA
, ,lied, scht,oiisr F.ying tis1 ana
Malehs Tor Phia.i,ip 40 10 iU,a C al tor
~ iie c.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
New NOrk Cotton Market.
CuoIID Br Ar. wEEpyS
PULLED DOWN THE BANKS.
allure of stuttgart and Arkansas River
Railroad Wrecks Two Panks
SPECIAL To THr SHws.

SPECIAL To THE NEws.
PINE BLUFF, Ark. July l0--Tbe fail
ure last week OF the Stuttgart
and Arkansas river railroad
has resulte in the collapse Of
two prosperous banks the Arkansa 8
state bank o Stuttgart and the Arkan-
sas Farmers q Traders bank OF De
wit
The officials II both hanks assert that
deDpstors will not suffer TO any great
ext mt Botn banks were run by the
nrs ~ Stuttgart and Arkansas River
bonds T. III. lie ,lie, president of tne
ro8i, Is Jhe father of G. *
Leslie. cashier OF the bank
The principal owner of the ROADS stock
3 Amos g. Barstow. OF Providence,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
STRUCK BY A GUY ROPE.

Capt scott Tnjnr ns Vineyard Haven.
but Nil Recovrr.
Capt. TIA. Scott is laid up on the
Sew london steamtug Alert, with the
COZ Duro, which arrived here today
rom VINEYARD Haven with cargo O.
gun tri tnings hound for Sandy IlooS
Cnrt. Scott. who Is an old diver and
wrecket. was found by reporter this
morang Q nfne1 TO his berth as the re-
suit of 40 accident at Vineyard Haven.
lie was strnck by gny rol @, su ,taininu
some severe cuts about the head He
VIII be taken 10 bis home in New Lon
dOn tonight
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
NOVEL WAY 10 PAY DEBTS.

a Babe L,f. by iss ..o.hsr as Iaymsnt
OF an obligation.
Abont mplth hsp a ouan lsit her
;hr,,- aonths- q chi AiSl Jean Ara
unl. The woman disappea el, I'd t 70
Arnnm woman bgOngnG the enid 60
Station Lient ONe Ii in
ve,ti.siet aun tOul q
nother / hr lady ia Paxtuck,t sue
s-ateu taat she Owtu q 3lrs. Arnu Al M e,
aud mad lefC he c4ild 0s pSynen
oi tae debt. Tbs morail Z
Mrs. Arhum was sentelte L.
TX mo tins at the state Nosah, u e ( 4
d uakrn iess.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10

ORANGE. N. j., July 10 The case OF
the mandamus proceedings against Mayor
Laurence /. Fell, II Orange To compel
him TO sign the contract with John
ORourke. the contractor on the II Oh street
improvement, is set down for this after
noon before the Supreme Court at Trenton
Ii is doubtful, however, il the case will
lxa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
DOWN THREE STORIES
JumpoG 1Britsei Iionncbrrrv when Dc.
lirious Died Today OF Exposure.

BLACKSTONE. Mass, july 10. Michse
Herneherv OF this place, While 81 deli
rum from pneumonia last Saturday
moeuing, jumped out OF third story
lu stv fd ran 10 tn. wood /.
lle had only 4 night shirt on, and the
txpas r. ros ll,el IA his ieath. when oc.
Cufr d hi ioripnt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
STRIKE AT wooNsoCKET.
A IAtue arouble AZ tho Social Min over
DlseharRe. l.-
spTCIAL 10 THE NEws

WoONsoCKEr. July l0--Nineteen mule
aDipulrs at the Social mill refused TO 90
wotk HE morning. stating
that lasf Saturday Thomas
C0u'ev was disc arged without cause and
lis rcIustaienent was refused by G n
ci.a1 az afintendent Cumnoch
The strikers held meeting this noon
oud nov hnve twenty-three men ont.
Oger.epr smith srid TO the News reporter
thu q Wiley was impudeut and he dis
thars.d hiaf.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10

y. T.. Baflou h about to make
some extensive improvements
a, his retail soc house
Duriav alterati "a he will offer the pub
ic remark bls nsraalns in all k.ud Z
f',.iicu ,bIe 70 t'wear. Cali az tae store
,ppos,ts Narragansslt Lo,eL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10

Tse Aifrcdpu. ave co pletel their
maagemcu. tor the cxo1rsiol
Cese tFuk on duy el Arthur W.
n alg wls elrtfc "iugnas ana
Jn.c.h iiolBrl ~ at1ah Ite danrcs
VII be unaer rne q rectiUn of irof. ".
IL F-.frh
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10

PABlGS Iee lY4i ilIsDro ger.'y
Dssit NIa.
a suspected Ferson Nhe Miu oe
vssehsa Carenaly ~coaaiaise stores
Tela 1hsro Nay % an arrest soon.
Detail Of the ttlnss,



rvrstAt 70 gHr yrws.
Nrrrrn .rrypollo. Jalg l0 -Tae s.
c'Ff'y pt lnts' ~ ~ i-F."
thfs unally eniet tovn yest runF morn
tna iiaoet oal.-pAst "A otie-h.
iAe FictlM "a tf StNl ~
81 81 SCARE, ~ pnt ttnf ~
f81 aotif. fnF g, h M
hopse hAt '.alF
bsbis ana twe for le'no f1a.il
fseq ia osc 'tNne
.itDA 70 9ft "f
- 49,. ~. st.,t.. p,
t vi.h 1,e ga
1ff t+A -
lll.ela. ..e ~. q ~ Z ~ - :,
tl4t' 4
iHtti dbl 2it Nhf Wy
lh AZ ,
@-+ at.. -
t-fta'F a,,t ,fbi t,t r.
n9-}sN N tsrs,..-
20 ~ ~
ras
~Ntt ~+ ,t-,-+,t
- s lr.s,a.t ,.,
'2e" IS , e.,,,s 'si.'.i, ..,..,t
tltfbN rttf 1
its tt n. a.. rs .stg h.l
& . rftr..
f{.,a ,T,,...sse~t. ,.n.fa.
tt-d r,e,n.e. a,t 6itdfv
!"Nh' 80 o,eg.,. ~
tt kfef'.r IN, fn- .atB t4
,,,,,. 49, re.s1
-. r,t cad ,rhen hs
'insr thh s,lieor tbis
'+'t ,,.,.. - etfi.. th.rs
ts''c,. -, ot.he fto4n /, ast.ajpo gor
49, IN ,et fnt,. ioft.ifiee al
~ 49, ~. ,, .,,t bis .n..tI -.,,ined
llSes.s -, -. ~, se,.n nlTn Fn M saIna nriyafe
Ss
~. ti,,,a 3r,, NfcCarthv cAna q,
~ 4 1865 r,.. t,, - -
M a ~ a
t.,,5
-
~. ~, I 81
49, ~, - ~ s'N
1r'tg dave Wore bss eon Fror
ti..,th.. "a :, .r.sgIoe fufual a. .els
1i,t 1i,tS .nS ="
,Mhten ."p ~. i HN
saha'Au 90 "y'
.9,.,..r,,, 80,
norsss ,n s,,,, a.sin Wy ), '''"' wv "iN !
'rsa ,y,s -ha - lima Afcc,rtbv Nm.
a alive % Tar as Is now Known He
1,,a aa,a ,'l,'' snl'o ,io'r ,'n ~ ~ pa
- c,r,.iss n 49,, 49,, -. E,,..
An'. N""'i.o 80, - ~ ,ay"' is's
y, ,,,css','sone ,Ac,,' sle.s - ,,aler n,Ir, nj
r.'inr nj cbnsen r,s,rs az naasur~
g.ks,a g+H~ * Isis 10 'ne a haIf-miie on na' md
= yus 80" , -, =, i,. W. w,et ny. ~
a'.'H l.uI li.s,,,, 80 -, ,.,,. ~ ~
~ As 80 a, s 90 ~
s "sn ,ta n ,t t,D siuifae.sy ~ ~
vxi.,t,,,', NJ ~, Siytr f,c,or Ah,nt Gs'y
~ sro,,. tb,s s,uirc. and scarcely t,v,ivs
gsel tr,en IN. yasis. m 4 auoi Sh-.lal
-. 'f,..,,...rr, a, t,,ray. 10 /, T-,. -5S
=" ., ~, 49,. 80
-. n."k - ~ .u9
eAnNt'',! tpt! - -, t. II. ,s ~
isep 81 ,sa water. oi nsiriny h
- 49, az .a r'np was Sia i,,ctIv
~ q, s.s.t,s.t the rss.ar s,.psy bl,,n,,s
~, ,,,',. ,'rs hn,.r;5rd anS ,,I,b a.,
-, 49, .sa -. ,.'l,p 80. go Sp @
tpuensu< ~, ~ s,'s n .,,, "N tt," ,' ~ l's
DAs ~ ,' NV ~ Z, ~,
tS,t ~, ~, \ =, 4, 4. .,,,l,,s NJ -
~. s .,k3' r,tli& I, ys.., er snsi nn,is,-
s,a5sia 49, iese N tss'&q',.r. Thr aniwaI.
.,.'.',, =. sa,y ,'.s 40, ,l,..
~ -, ,-r,vs ~ ,viti 9
iJa9 sS Nn"rta M''N ".
Ne
i,{ 49, ..4's -.h .as 49,
,N
si,. ,.,l -. ". ~.
b'-'f A & e, ~ W.
eNt A''p' ui'.a
"t4 s,-,
@k ht -'.s ~ tift
49, - -N '1"1
.,.s s.ls ~, 49,, ~ 't.,.., $40 .e,
,, .,,,, s ,..,' 49, w
wonna apnAl ..s tl.i ole-1ili. lnenes
~ ~" rtf- t W. "a t"p ",'t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
STEPPED ON OPERA GLASSES.

W IUf y II IIuIfUut NtftF y Ifh 70 To-
ciiiar Accident nc tifs Houss.
Mal1r FrlnK II. Iiarcourt met
with painful accident msi
night WI ca VII prev at bis partici-
u, ing tie camp lie this week.
He w. cumi Town tie front stairs NJ
ousr ~ 90 Burpct street Ia 4
ui.ht h-n n ste p-d on field ola =
Its which his CHI dren had left o the
stairs, ieil aud iisl,cst = bis shoulder.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10
HE PAWTuXET VALLEY.

sTRi NGE TfGDERfNGs or SPIN
TgR IN 4 MINIS FOOT
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-10

The Misses Mamie GlllauG aud Nam G
Davs ar VISITING p euls ia Newport.
Jtnes MrDAnRld Is oh the way 10 the
Wor.dslsr.