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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
H. J. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
ROOMS sA>Ds
JONER ~.

'sD.' s%>'' stH IN W u
FOX sALk HOUSES AND LOTS
the rloerrn rins-rossfn hot-s 90 1sus~.
avenue. cssi frin'sse. CIV nd h. no.. ~ dent.
must seil bargain. Also .bsf sn fsIrtssu ave
nu.. sisht rnnEus. corner -, tine IN SAITH
Lsfsy~tte. With furpscs, hstf and ali nfa,s~sa
Improvements shse on ilsnnot as-uae t~t.iv~
rooms eotscr Ls' good barn. . bargain lns
60 enfrsl ssenass. one Parfs ss.ssne. ono On
North Prospect srsc oh Hastings. me oo k.cis-
srd avenue Alec tao ho,ssss GA t..s.ssf ksr~-.s.
20 exchange for hssse aud let ssntrs us located
Two houses 90 g. street sioresf kalamsss.s
avenue Tor sale sschsnSe.
FARMS FpR sAi.k oR tNtHANaE
i"o scrr. Az 1eshr,dss township . tine s..--S
farm. soil clay l"arn lsfsr bsr1 snail hoa-A:
10 srrsss improved hsisno@ is-ct fnaEfe .is.,
aud ash tinatrsr. ior sale -issG.ra fssf eisy
lE"frrts.
IL scrfs twelve miles from city; enc q "a,
hc~' stock Jsir, farms M 'h. STATE wsal
wsier~t Nth sprung tr-ok too er-cs orchsr "a.
"n farm two sosst houses. Sc-sa hsTns and rr.i-
eiass roil.
oi.o ~ acrr. IN mile. firm city soos .rulls
ines. god osshsrd and ss-sd lard
lands near the cat, ranging .roSn i've a. forsy
s~rrs-
have ioss in all part. Of the e.,y 10 eel ard
e1rhzne-.
Houses ~ r~,ss.
Money to ioan ON god real estss s.~arfsv
II. Dssol.IA
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chasing fixtures for ono already built.
you Niii ifnd q - your advantage %
ln|k over Their wsll sslsctei et.,k
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TIGHTLY
Grand fsud MICA May n. tSo
Motto h. hereht eivea that the ssass-nt
roll ct tss -frustifB 20 s-~or IN the silss
belsesn JrHcr<s'n sFcnue and Isstffas~ sfrf ~
frsu irst avenue - NerhRyn Hvonns b asv
N ry hens,s. snd that l Dih receive payment
fher,.s.n tof the peritss q tsarfy DAYS frss tbs
d. g. ~ tie .ttcs - III cifs treasurer ~iiylsI
". >nRklch. 'its Treasures.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

The great knoH Wii@.,n AZ smith s
Sunday night
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Who Wants

Dickinson av.nuef spiendid location and
the hsas' of water. viii sell on good terms.
Address thas. & Williams Herald offi,.~.
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ME CORN FED Western %..'s sold r. sy the BE
Provision Company are unexcelled Try
them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

Sisters Henley Sunday night at
Smiths opera house.
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BE SOLD.

On account 81 tho death az owner.
a splendid steam. full roller process Touring
mill capacity Is hsrvels yer q hour VA excel.
lent condition; running prphtshly now. fnsi
wood per cord 80: ci'y If 3gsS. siGty miles
from Detroit. Originally cost tSSup. will ell
at great sacrifice rsrc chance tJ>TLky, lls
buhl block. Detroit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

City Treasurer pfslcs.
6rsnd Rapids. Mich. Nay 4. 1865
Notice ~ hereby eiten that the basement
roll 'of the improvement 81 Matthews rruTt.
from Ju"et street g. lssior sfTs'c'. MY
hanis. ana Tbs, Will rs~--,ve payment thereon
fer the Iors'-i of tssniy dag frsus ,bis date o.
the office 81 IRE CITY Treasurer 'sty Hall
NJ II. SlEal, n. tiis fr.asurrr.
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81 hs- reistig@s ii-li-e ZEE sn.i stssa
So sthns Der let she IL the sssas
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WANTEO SITUATIONS.

4 YOUNG man ~ energy aud business quail
~ tics wishes coai opening in some good
Michigan town. l. writer IL ability and 10
well acquainted With every branch az news
parcr work. First class testimonials given.
Address j. ID. e.. care Herald. ~
WANTED Position a. double entry book.
w keeper. five and one-haf years expert
enee over four IN last position good references
can operl,- iypcwriier Address K ~. care
Carrier \o.J Is
WANTED Work Nv man 81 large experience
W in opening. keeping AMI closing b-oks
ani olerkins: \ No. references. Address 7.
lj9 VI shlsnd avenue. CITY. a.
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[llll[k'5l!l![Il

We have fine line 81 Mens AMI Roys' Suit.
Overcoat~. Ladies Jackefs.' apes. Asckintashs-.
Dress Goods. Refer and Blazer suits that ar
while paying for them.
TIE WHEN, Over Arcade entrance.
Rooms 1. and 10 Powers Opera Hpas. faock.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

Tscasurrr's Nosis~.
City Tressurrf's Dsire.
Grand Rapids. Mich. M, q. lssa
Notice - hereby given that the assessment
roll Tor paving Fast ; ul'oa street. frorn Spfins
street Ia tho bridge. 10 now IN my hand, and
that ] will receive payment thereon for tho
period ot twenty days fr,m ,his date a; the
Office az the Clt, Treasurer, Cat, Hall
NJ ". SDRkl,k n. City Treasurer.
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FOR RENT ROOMS.


'1'o RENT suit - rooms IN Hermi, age build.
j ina: nicely furnished for housekeeping
with steam heat and elevator. John Moran. II
tasf Bridge sfrsct. Il
L'oR RENT Rooms on ri floor. convenient
! Tor housckeepiBs Ia Barclay street. cor.
ncr Lyon. VI
I.'pR RENT Two nicely furnished frnnt
j roons steam heat, bath aud sas 10 Ran.
snm street. 4.
'1'o Ki\T Front room. furnished with COS
j and hath. With oT without hoard. No ~
JcHcrson avcaue. Is
L'pR RENT Suite ~ ofct over >o ~ Mon.
! re street go nffc~s an N,-rris butl.ttpr
N"s. - II I.lon street, Norris A y, rris ~ Lycn
street. -
InR RENT Nicely furnished r,,orns Nth
! baar'i. al ia Island street. .ne h4oek .oa,h
Fulton park a.
l.nR RENT suit 80 furnished r,aus On
tho ground fooT furnace helf ~. hath
and spring water Call t-f-f~ a. a n or
after g. ~. "a BARTLETT street o;p- To seth
Division street school Etf
I'oR RfNT Furnished ruorns in tbe " ne
! Esr hiock steam teatei. gas aBd bath
ruuuas NJ. - South ptV.sson street alH,f
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FOR RENT HOUSES.

ON SVE W. ffoOSGS.
'IHo RfNT Liv~ry barn No Il kcrt street,
s. L. and 20. q iH'ef. "a Eesi Bridge
street "a
lWR EFNT Nta+.roorn he.fsr. oas fnish
~ alrsi4 s.rrrf. ~ost 81 a.
InR tFNI tn <r,ofn fresr close a., sie~
frfe hehfs sns ~orth- Phone I. va -.
tsiatr. - rnsi street a.
Lon RfNT Nes r,o.i-rn hnase 49, sve.,
t~t.r.erffrenf lr hs4f cotton ,, n. rr,,sr..
trIntff ,ssf st'r,. 4" Noare sffe-a ~
'I'o RFNf ftshf rr-ura hanst ,,r ~~f,sns,
sfrssf In csef rrf.1if. so-st Ueti rtstes-
ed cellar So " ihusHss r-.so 5s Nes
Hutrs-risat hiitisiias ar
l'pA Et>T 80 h.sus~ fsss'te.f ~ h.s.l
st~af Nth ~ nfr-tefa 80 s.,t srrrr q "a
I utu f.f fsr sissrf ssafh - f.s.saf a. sfrr-4,
hFply - rssssIi fis Mith4xae I mss baslstns
as NJ
1pH SAT- 90 ktNf ha~ s~s bone -
fuiftf street. Airt hs+nsrs snA lass o..
rest 80 50 r. - fsassssa's sAfttis.f. Afsas 81
resge sta .shseaH ff,ts' aatifinF Is g
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Tho psfte1 faughfrr an,i z,eie'y tsi'e
ueusHf tri'sis sr n.ir-trirfitis snd
|. ltsi usasfsnxrrS = ug.F llt age fr ? ~
80 ir her gnuth. AMI 81 her frienrs,
relatives snl admirers iert helping
hsuh
she rules ~ al savs mo tn,ing
mother tefer~ fhr i1ugA 'er = ant q
shfsrs closhsss There - 80 <lrh thing
e. d~nsirg her anything Why. hsr
para wrut1 hrirg lows the r.f pter
r haa,is Z ~ shagld refBse hef ,nv
81 Ier era s~ss for IA abe grows inin
rrurg is,ivahir the same 'sls~ ,iss -
dstrfan governs tho per~ufs Sh-
rett..l prsisssl. and Vstr-i aT.'n. ard
enr.rrsxf,a r avery asi'iah ehim. Her
s- .~ifrrf tni ri-ssurs are paramount -
either .rr-iisrsti.us ~h~ -
pretty te.t hsrri ~ that her es'r~ass
$50 raei - r,.f 'i-lssrv Rr; - The -sS'asl
etr She -s Iets sni fs~urits While
80 10 vaRHg huf @,s usz~- q poor vie
al v.srse Gfrft~r art sss-t ists-t
stie rif woman ~he hss. asvrs knrsr
Wat h - o. sise ue ANYTHING re ,hs'
-ssr - theirs tri -as- Forever thrust
ia s,F nerr.s. Ard asr -scn@itiv- '-s'i
irgs snd bee shius in tho Nay -
81 ers sne-y rlent
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Want Columns

WdMl UUIuNNNS
--------------------- -
HELP WANTED MALI.
WsSrkp MAJ = - s@s ss hardwood
W p<st. and bald ~sf@ feaee al e,aes Az,
VI, atJ IL. Nehs 4 > sos. - Aeara< street IS
N'ANrED n oses tlr.t<lsss saases Tass
w go,d sssss snd st~~as ssfa Hsstsasrs
Furniture Manufacturing To. Hsstlnxs. Mich
a.
u In PER nas.nsh ass exp as,s paid good rsss
PtV to tskr efstsss werk light sBd IiesSsaL
a.
w q .sas. assert \ sso" "a 70 ''' is'
WaNrEp One hr.i-s.s.~. bsad.sw,er At
w .iic.. BalaiEg AAroiaesuTsas 20. f~l-
dlRx. Mica. ID
"A t>TkD-A no, 90 Jouae isas 70 fed bros.
susee. n
NANTED s.pa tandl.s~ yer a. the Hat.
W inss Chair end Table 90. HsstiBss.
Mich. ~
NNA>rED-A go 4 b. sckEmith. Appls ct -
w M Ndrieb block. Iif
NVA>TED Is Bgi,'h s>DsToNEN,sOxs
w at the Buildsr- and Trader. Exeh4ax,.
ios steady work daring tie buiidins sszsssa-
srply a; sne. 1877
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ore large h.,a-.. With sli r,oirrt irnr..s.ss.
rFrnis fsfnace sff al 90 hrsi-rla.s r,t 10 =.
lsrre ioi esst irsnt. 80 rouih tnipt, 80
berry street g..
fs,e tou,s osi Henr1 street. with rnodsfa iso.
prevents g.
Toe hofsse- ou wsstinstos sspsgns s.ns y 20
barn; rsi,her hive t<er .ernsiea sfr
Aod 81
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HOUSE niosr sfrrnf eesr f-hsrrs stt~ss
" rsNosns sl.stern improvements. 'ssf. srs 80
lot sfrts sDs
House on Srath Tnioa sfrn-- nosf rifth ssa
nue. with hsru 81 80
Hc..s~. Ne. "a. n q Iuasiilia sfrsst u.sr
.sdi-sss sv..1re md Sputh issfsssii. sfsssa
car sI.fDp 81 "a ~. ssa
Housr< sr Washington Hterue. rfsf fnitnn
street. ard cputenseni o. s'rnel can fups ~,in
hafnl 81 q a Sssn
Honss 90 Nerttn street isafWnf-f Ns-nry
s'rve, aD.i ilsst sfrsas eight ft-fns ald ar.
81 ss
House go Hsnss F'fest With r,sulerss lrrgl f.Yss,
,Eenfs. A. 80
H"ns~. 81 Vet stfs-s-s f.asF esaafd sfr.s - F!
$50 80 So
Hsalss ~ f-ssi sfrs-i n-rf q hsfff Al Hsrf xtfi
barn Elsn
Also rsrfnf frf4 80 Union. Herr kfinFr.
Putin Norsiea. Enst & nsstsfis isIi~f s.ssr,.
tan. i.soa tlep~ffh sDf ssil,sf ssrss.ts sr4
fifih and Washington sv.nu~e. uoHsf fef.
uishef - bald payuisnfs - stfii frrfia
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WANTED 70 BUY.
ron SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

L'oE SN-F Ten - afes - stock in TO Mt~h
tssn state hsnk iH4aire q v. q So
sti NJ tansl sirfa. a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
LOCAL ANNEXATION.

One of the questions claiming public
attention In Pawtucket just now is. the
proposed annexation Of Central Falls.
This is not new matter by any means,
for il has been discussed at intervals for
three decades and more. Our northern
neighbors naturally desire a higher
place in the list of municipalities and
believe that by taking in this busy and
populous section of the town OF hincoln
it will be able to cut quite figure.
The best wishes of Providence will 90
ont to Pawtucket in its undertaking.
We are not jealous because the youth
full city seeks to extend its territory and
increase its population. On the contrary,
1t will receive every encouragement
and assistance, because later on the city
of Roger Williams may deem it advis-
BILE to annex Pawtucket and make it a
part of the greater Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
A SETTLEMENT PROBABLE.

There Is now an encouraging prospect
Of the settlement of the labor trouble at
Olnevyillc, SO far, at least, as the oper-
atives in one OF the mills are concerned.
The employees OF the Slxon mill have,
through a committee, had conference
with representatives of the owners, at
which the latter displayed a friendly
spirit and willingness TO con sider
propositions for the revision of the new
scale Of wages.
This is in line with the position taken
by The News from the beginning of the
trouble. 1t was held, and recent devel-
opments prove the position taken to be
the correct one, that had the operatives
in the first instance conferred with their
employers a compromise would have
been effected and the strike very quickly
settled. IL was pointed out that the
interests Of employer and employed were
mutual; that what effected one either
advantageously on the reverse affected
the other in the samo manner and degree
and that in times like the present, when
business Is Frustrated, all differences
should be settled 10y concessions on both
sides.
Unfortunately unwise counse's pre-
vailed. The operatives listened to and
were guided by profes 'ional agitator,
who ,o.d them they should make NJ ad-
vances but must wait FOR the manufac.
-turrr5 10 take the iuftfErtve. The conse-
quencc is that for six weeks the honest
but misled toilers have been in idleness
and many Of them in absoiuts want
The mistake was grievou' one but IN
the operatives only learn the lesson 1t
teaches there may be some compsnsa.
iions. In any event every friend Of the
laborers will join in the hope that the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.

nv His FxcclIency D. Russell Brown Governor OF
the stat OF Rhode Island ana Providence Planta-
ficna.
HI nccoedance with the custom OF our fathers. and
The rccommt ndation OF the President OF the United
states hereby appoint Thu ssday. Nov 5Oth, lS9s,
a. a Gay OF tnan kst,lving and praise.
Ia the Observance OF this day our thoughts should
not De narrowly confined 10 the present. n)r our
tratltude esssnod BY th8 season OF adversely upon
Us Rather lot "a recall the unexampled period OF
national pros perity and progress signaized by the
4 orious festival OF this memorable year, and H.
through the stress Of industrial depression, we
learn the measure ~ responsibility for existing
couditions, W. shall indeed have reason 10 be
thankful for times OF trial as for days OF plenty
As citizens OF a favored state we have particular
tau.e TO rejoice in tho continued blessings OF life,
lealth aud peace and IN freedom from the raw
ages OF famine pestilence ant storm
1hns. grateful for the past, patient for the
pr, sent and with resolute faith In the future. let
a on th Is day In a manner most beftting con-
science and custom on n 10 the Divine Giver OF All
GOOD the deyout worship OF thankful hearts. and
reflect His love and mercy by sharing our bless
ings with the needy and unfortunate. In testi-
mony whereof have hereunto set my
- hand and caused the seal OF the state
TO b. afnxed at Providence the fourth
l. ~ day Of November. IN the year OF our
49, Lord one Thousand eight hundred and
min ty-three and OF Independence the
one hundred ant eigtepnth.
ID. RUSSELL BROWN.
. nv Tho Governor.
CEoRGE II. UTTER Secretary OF State.
other etate papers please copy
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17

Me and "My commissioner" and Sec
retary Gresham have brought a lasting
disgrace upon the United States, and
have involved this nation in compli-
cation, the seriousness of which cannot
properly be estimated until the details
of the "restoralion" are at hand. Pred-
dent Cleveland through -meath-
pieces in the cabinet has placed him
self upon the high pedestal of an act
Of disinterested justice, but :he Amer
ican public can readily see through
the holIowness of this pretence, and
appreciate this cheap bid sor temporary
noioriety.
Whether his plalf have miscarried or
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
MEXICAN REvOLUTI0NlsTs
Capture Town OF Los Paimas and Drive
Inhabitants Across the Line.

Capture Town OF Los Paimas and Drive
Inhabitants Across the Line.
DEMING, N. NJ, Nov. l7.-Last week 100
Mexican revolutionists attacked the town
OF Los Palmas and sacked the custom
house. After the raid the band fed 20 the
mountains and were supposed 10 have
gone south into chihuahua. Tuesday
they again entered Los Palmas, driving
the inhabitants and custom house officials
across the line into the American town of
Columbus
Then they took possession of the town
and the road passes leading from Los Pan
Rmas Palmas south TO Ascension. Over
100 miles are held by the revolutionists,
cut off from Communication TO the in
terror. Several American and Mexican
citizens have been captured but. 1t is be-
lieved, will be released on surrender Of
their horses and ammunition. The rebels
evidently desire to harm no one except the
soldiers. and these they say they will kill
on sight
Americans and Mexicans are coming
across the line In considerable numbers
for protection. Mexican troops have been
sent from San Jose, near the city OF
chihuahua, and are expected to arrive at
the scene in two days. The rebels are
strongly fortified in the hills and noun
tains OF Bocia and Grande counties and are
waiting to bs attacked. They are well
supplied with arms and ammunition.
A number Of Mexicans have Joined the
rebels since the first attack on Los
Palmas, aud their forces are estimated at
$40 men. The revolt has evidently been
planned for months. Small parties OF
Mexicans have been passing through DEM
ing south for several weeks, and supplies
of arms have been purchased at this
point.
g. A dispatch has been sent to General
McCrook for the use Of troops to protect
property on this side OF the line, and
soldiers from fort Bayard will go south to-
day. The 81 uation Is regarded as serious.
A considerable number of the malcontents
are encamped among the Tres Hermanos
mountains on this side, and camp signal
fires are seen nightly.
The. rebels are we'll organized and under
competent lea iership. Considerable prop
erty belonging TO Americans has been de-
stroyed at Los Palmas.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.

once OF the License Commissioners. I
City Hall, Providence. October 3Dth lS03 I
Applications for license 20 sell pure sprituous
Intoxicating and matt liquors have boen made W
the following persons and firms;
Second Class.
Lenahan Michael 7o3 W Westminster street.
German, John. Gil Charles street.
Transfers.
iAtwen. s. s., Fields Point to Al Logan avenue
burroughs. II, L., II Fulton street to Ide &
oarcy, John. s9s Canal street to Edward conley.
same place.
Connole Luke. .6I-os Eddy street to Fred f. Becker
same location.
,Gbin. Peter. "a Spruce street to JOIN Prior sama
place.
Glblln, Peter "a Spruce street to Charles John
son il3 Dougas avenue.
Greene, Ray, American House 02-oi North Main
street 20 sO-e2 North Main street.
Lee. amos H. las Gladstone avenue to Edmuni
X, Stevenson same place.
sullivan, J. J, a CO. ~ Gano street to Jas. K ana
John u. McGwin same place.
The hoard Of License Commissloners win be in
session In their ONCE City Hall, SATURDAY. Nov.
3th 1893 at 1O:3D a m. at which time and place all
persons so desiring may be heard on the matter OF
granting uch applications.
by order OF the Board OF License Commi ssioners.
oct-3O-15t THOMAS NIXON, Clerk
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
LIGHT AND AIRY.
The Pressing Process.

Now Is the time when nips the wind,
And autumn's skies are hazy:
The sharpest eye no more can find
A single saucy daisy.
The trees burn gorgeous russet gold;
The ripened chestnuts fall,
And on the branches free and bold,
The frisking squirrels call.
And through the woods trip Madge and !,
Gay autumn leaves a-hunting:
A frightened rabbit skurries by,
Madge calls 1t BABY Bunting"
We gather leaves of gorgeous dye
Bright autumn leaves. bless theml -
Madge puts them in her belt, and l.
Truth
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
No SronKinx In IL.

Boston, Nov. IL. H.-Governor Russell has
submitted his Thanksgiving proclamation
to the secretary OF state. Its general
makeup is the same that has ever charac-
terized the THANKSGIVING proclamationt
OF the old Bay State. Many governors of
the various states have this year made
mention in their addresses of the depres-
sion through which the country has
passed. Financial embarrassments and
business troubles, as we'll as poor returns
from the sol, have been referred to by
other executives. This Governor Russell
has refrained from doing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
Getting It Down.

81 see," said Spatts to the dealer, that
you advertise s. hats for S4?"
Eyes, sir. Shall show you some"
"And Si hats for S3i"
"Yes Would you like to look at a s.
hat"
"And 50 hats for SEP"
eyes What is your size, please"
"And So hats for eli"
"Would you like to try on derby or a
slouch"
"Tn just take a 81 hat for nothing"-
Harper's Bazaar.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
LOWeLL'S LIE NATIONAL.
Change of Ownership Necessary by Posi-
tion OF Consul Lenthier.

LOWELL, Mass, Nov. 17.-Charles T..
Roy, manager of the French daily, lie Ma.
tional, publishes a card In his paper stat
ing that the recent change in its propri-
etership Ii due to the fact that the position
OF Mr. Lenthier as cousul at Sherbrooke is
incompatible with his proprietorship and
dictatorship Of lie National.
Regarding the new ownership, Mr.. Roy
states that stock company has acquired
the paper. The stockholders are. some of
them, Of French-Canadtan and some of
American birth, the former being In the
majority. The board Of direction will con-
tinue to be exclusively French Canadian.
The paper enjoys large patronage from
local advertisers. and is evidently flourish
ishing. Consul Lenthier has removed
with his family to Sherbrooke.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
Was Too ObligIng.

DANDURY, Conn.,, Nov. IA neatly
dressed woman, cirryng a baby three
months old, boarded train that left this
city at 4:2S yesterday afternoon. When
the train arrived at Bethel she asked
Abram Gilbert TO hold the child minute,
got off the train and did not return. Gill
bert is n carpenter and has family. lie
has a three months baby OF his own.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
Cnninrrh In nnsinn-

BosToN Nov. 1.-THE eloping trip of
Mary Crawford OF Altoona, Pa, who left
that place with George Butler, colored,
ended yesterday with her arrest in this
city. The lief OF police OF Altoona took
her in charge. Miss Crawford is the
daughter OF weil-to-do farmer Butler
was one Of the latter's employees.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
CITY ADYERTISEMENT
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
IMPROVED SEWERAGE SYSTEM.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WoRgs.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. CITY HALL

PRcvtDENoE. AZ. l.. Nov. Z. 1853.
SEALED PECrOSALS will be z oeiyel at th 3
ONCE until III o'clock a. m., SATURDAY. Deccm-
Der 2, 1898. for constructing sewers Tor the im-
proved sewerage ~ stein as foli0ws.
IN SECTION 10, ALIENS AVENUE DIVISION;
About sl57 feet io2-lnch circular brick sewer,
average cut 20 feet.
IN SECTION Il, ALIENS AVENUE DIVISION:
About 22iS feet IOe-inch circular brick aewer
IN SECTION :. ALIENS AVENUE DIVISION
About x322 feet l02-inch circular brick sew r..
ISsECTIoN IS, wooNAsoU ATucKET R.vEE
DIVISION: About l45S feet 75-lnch circClaI
brick sewer. average cut 2s feet.
in LECTION IA, WOONASQrATuCKET RIVER
DlVISION About 1855 feet 74-inch CIRCULAR
brick sewer, average cut 20 feet
All proposals must he made upon the bll nix fo Ms
which Will be furnished tor that purpose and cacl
sewer must be bid for Sc arately.
Plans may be seen and specifications md for,i Z
Engineer IN Providence. II. l.
Each bidder Is requested 10 give reference NJ 10
his business standing, and 20 state gene. ally what
experience he has had In such work as herS ,.o-
No bid will be considered unless accompanied by
acertified check for the sum OF one thousand doi-
lars
A satisfactory bond for n sum equal Co about ono
nfth OF the estimated amount OF tac contract, con-
q toned upon the faithful performance OF tho
contract Will be required OF the successful dder
The right 10 reject any or all prop0~ is Ia r -
served. ROBERT +. SMITH
Commissioner OF Public Works.