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A YEARLIHa RECORD WIPED oUE
Princess C1arn Performs n Wonderful Feat
mt Nashville.

| mt NnshviHe.
| NASHVILLE, Oct. 16-This 10 the last oppor-
| tunity for the ligh. harness cracks to compete
| for valuable purses and stakes this season. as
the meeting which began at Cumberland Park
to- day is the CLOSING ono OF the Western. South
ern circuit. OF the four events decided this
afternoon the a rat one for yearline trotters, was
by far the most sensational. as 1t established q
new race record for that age Boreal was
the tip. and was quoted at to by
the book makers there being no auction
pools on the results. Scarcely had tho
six youngsters started when Princess
Clara rushed away in front. outfooting Antee
Mayone for tho pole. and having good lead
onds. the nlly was ton lengths in advance, and
increasipG the clip to the half AL in III; i;l2 opened
sap te as Gsd ths one
making IT Lao to that point Il stins9n had
record Of 2:25. but she was pulled up, SO that
the last quarter was done in 37f seconds.
quarter a below what Bell Bird scored in match
race against CiareEn over The IaaI Ikite-shaped
fff at ps
made at New York last month. She 10 product
q the Stony Ford Farm; where her sIre and
Of a inll sister to Dexter Princess oIara's
r Tascasora Who % trotted a 2s at two Years.
old. The second dam. Rome. by Gold Dust.
has th5ee 24 to hsF Srea
after Jenny Wilkes got heat in 2:l5s: There
was dash Of 9 mile and sixteenth for 2:20
rate OF about , ~ for mile.
Belle Acton. the champion yearling paoer OF
1892. scored her first victory OF this year in the
in a the second heat. and Buck Frsniiin sc secured
1t in 2:l7k. new mark for the Tennessee
colt Then Belle Acton stepped the next mile
In the same t me as the other youngster did.
that she twice improved the 2:2U2< she
scored as Q yearling.
Three Glasses all for trotters % are on for to,
5000. and another for three: ear olds the
same amount. Arion 2:O7'i. Pixley 2:O84.
and Belle Varea 2:OSk. are to 60 against
time. Summarizes:
Yearlings. trottins mile dash; Glen Mayo Purse
PI,ness. Clara, bf, by Prince George. dam Reality
by rr!nceps (.tnson) ,...... .................
Burlington br c. tGoy,.is'
Antee Nsyone; g Ernsp............... ..........t
'''' me-226j4
;a NV SIT Sa,o,.ps y lgsS. dam R.n
Mayhem. by Director Goldsmith, :..:..:...3 /
Jenny wilkes b. IN, by woOdtord Wilkes,
PSIs ISa "Its. q EI sr m IA. e Thomas..:.,
''"'' fms-ssibA 2i6 a:ie, 2,2o
2i2o clasS. pacing; one mile and sixteenth dash:
nanny Ward. eh; M BY Mscurdys Hambosonia..
Es. La .s1,sf stIshmot. 9n sSkay sS n a. raom..
R0ssw ond b s. lL.wisJ
white Line Y & bryan ,a,;.....................
Belle 0Ssn1 i" hss xlla purse
pLS, L",s,s 2 pS hias h%. 8; E.appdsr
I%,1s; ,a SS as" ''''t"' '"'''?.
''N > : Tims-2'iSa. iS al7N 1.i74. 4y.:'''''''> a'
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Clos. Eootb.ll Champlon.hlp. a. Pr,nee.o

PRINCETON. Oct 1o.-The cooler weather gave an un.
wonted reetto the football practice to-day. After hr
teen minutes Of passing and falling the lined
for . brisk game OF two twenty minute halves The
scrub was strengthened by Taylor playing tackle AMI
by Nelson Foes hne work at half back. which greatly
ehlyened the game. lalnR played n great game at
quarter Summers. who played guard on the varsity
team In Halls place also distinguished himself by hs
nne tackling and breaking through the line Alien,
who was at full back. kicked line goal from the ed
from the thirty yard line, against strong nd. Hal
and AcCnuiay were on the field. but sti to- Ian
TO plRy. Bergen, 'B2. assisted CowAn In coaching
Al he close OF tho practice the first OF the class
Championship series Of football games for the Cuyer
Cup was Played between 81 and 81 and resulted IN
score OF too In favor OF %. The playing
ragged on both sides.
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Pierre Loriiisrd Wants to Reduce His
stock

1t is announced that Pierre Lorillard in
tends to reduce his stock at the Rancocas
Stud. and will soil on private terms the entire
collection Of stations and brood mares now
luartered there. Among the collection are
Sensation. Emperor. imp The sailor Prince
Cholua. imp simon Magus and Iconociast.
There ara min city seven mares. Including many
OF the best bred mAtrons In the country
The sun., 1893-10-17
Columbia A. e.. IL, Pcnnsylvania State Col.
IeRe, u.

WAsnISGroS. Oct l8-The Columbia Athletic Club
football team defeated tho Pennsylvania state College
eleven here today by OF II TO 8 The feature
o. the game was the playing OF shtods full back for
Columbia no making two touch downs and KICK
goals Wolr made the touch down ami Atherton tao
RUhi ior The state College. Medalry OF Columbia va.
injured badly about the shoulder.
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E9trI'- ,nr Linde, To-day.

Tho following Is tho programme fer Lndon
to-daT Tne opening dash should 10 II good
race. AS a number OF speody three. year olls
arc engaged at weiGhts that should bring
them together.
Programme In full follows:
FIsI hace Far Inrrr year ois; parse 3EOO @: wtiea
500 10 tue second, the winner De SOLD auction
nve furlonss
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Tho players will meet in the thirteenth and
final round at the Manhattan Chess Club In
the following order to-day:
showAlter Vs. Taubenhauk RYAN vs. Oily
Albin vs. Piilsbury. DellnAr vs.. Schmidt.
Gossip vs. LAsker. Pollock Va JAsnoKrodsky.
IIAnuhm Lee
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HoBoxKx sP1krxSs GREAT VICTORY
The nressrshs Roll col. su, Are Beaten sy
Ten Pins.

After an absence Of four years from local bowling
competitions the spartsns OF Hoooten made their
appearance at the Germsnis Assembly Rooms alleys
last night in their opening teries In the American
national tournam In the nrst game the Hudson
county champions were badly ratified, only scoring
ISL. In the time the Gothams had piled up $40
defeating their opponents by 1O4 p,ns, The strong
Monarch ave then stacked up against the Hoboken
youngsters. This contest was the most exciting ever
played in this tourney The Brooklyn bOwlors tailed
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ON THE FOOTBALL FIELD.
Harvard and Yale VIII Play at spr,nenel

harvard ana Hnle Will f'lay at Springfield.
SPRINGFIELD Oct 16.-Harvard and Yale will
play football this year at Hampden Park.
That arrangement was made this morning at
a meeting attended by the park directors
and Herbert II. White. who represented tho
two universities The terms agreed upon by
the two parties to the contract have not been
made public. nor will they be. Both sides are
the game next year was also arranged on tho
same basis. The exact day OF this years game
IS not yet known. but 1t will be tho Saturday
before Thanksgiving. Much satisfaction is
felt here at the arrangements made this morn
ing.
The Harvard Yale game has got to be a great
thing for Springfield in more ways than one.
and the citizens were nervous when an agree
ment to play here seemed doubtful. Now
everybody Is looking forward to the great PIG.
skin contest The seating capacity Of the
stands will be increased to 25UOO By making
the tiers OF seats three steps higher.
The sun., 1893-10-17

plos1sa Es5psa rssnsyIb,sokyn. M Left on b..e
sa,'.3i kssn.sk ksnnsd {: oa Petty Struck
.co,eorann; Thresbase hits-Sorooran t2). Daily.
lEropnse rnr n'sTGrn' hsnmeay' paiey. sacrnee hts
Grtfin. Double Pay-ward and Connor Wild pitches
Petty. l. umpire-Gnhney. Time-l:8o Attendance
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Tarrnsch now initiated pretty com blnation.
and won after twenty one moves Score:
Tarrasch. 3; Tschigofln, 2.
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Monarch TO 144 2ol 2s4 $50 447 53s G2n 700 763
Gotham .p3 l15 23S 345 433 52U 800 JS3 7by S32
Umpire-A. Paulsen. scorers-C. q. King and II.
MaAss
Average-Monnroh. l52 as: Gotham, 186 rs.
Tho games this evening will be between the Golden
Rod Bowling Club OF this city Apollo Rowling Club Of
Brooklyn. and rosper Bowling Club OF Yonkers
eoodsized crowd OF Br ookyn bowlers attended the
opeIinG games OF the Brooklyn national tournament
rolled Carrutherss Alleys in the Elephant Club house.
FULTON street. Tompktns avenue, last night. The
scores Of the first two Rames follow.
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yomptins SO ls1 2lo 2e2 $50 "a $50 5es $50 I'll
Fearless.. .s2 lO7 $50 1856 <6 <b6 545 5y4 66s 7+9
umpire-J =. Garlook. scorers-P. g. Dufre and J.
Van Tassell.
On Saturday night the Produce Exchange Bowling
Club gained q double victory over tho Cosmopolitan
Bowling Club At the former's alleys. The scoresi
mopoiitan-Norman, 1b2 Fletcher 12Q: Sam
Lazarus. lao: Barnes l4b; R. Roe. l7o Total, 7ss.
Produce ExchAnge-Zaun. l72: Cameron, 1873: J.
Barber. 1877; Phillips. $50: H. Day. lao. Total 1s2.
observation-disclosures. 1853: @. Lazarus. lat:
f7s f7sD' -'-' wv -''' "''D'A''' wv '''"''
Produce Exchauge-Riggs 1872; Chase, lat: Findley,
16<; Simonds 100; Trafton, lao. Total 1928.
The sun., 1893-10-17
Brooklyn A. A. II. U. Bowiers Ready for
Work

Tho Brooklyn section OF the American Amateur
bowling Union are ready for their series OF games
The opening games Will be rolled at CRrruherss alleys
on Thursday evening The prizes will be SIS 81 g. and
$40 The double umpire system has been adopted.
The sehedule . folloMsi
The sun., 1893-10-17

7" night the IAruna Doa; c!G9 viii hold iis sn"rin
hoAlng tourney a. ths A;.antc avenue c'Hb luuso,
brooklyn Three eiRhs'r0Ind bouts arc Oh tue rarii
nm Nsrnon uI uA.rr''rnw ~ Iars NA0us ~ N-S
l.. - iOh ohn7y o. = 'tIlture " ~ rIgrT ~ New
hIt At |" po1ud' jim 'ar-v ~ Hrpp.. .vH " L..
lA'lmAh ~ Now YORK. Vernon uni At,"n. nsuE At u
PNlh17 anu NE con cot p.UulIsts Ennl sLnrl-
The sun., 1893-10-17

Ocl IV-Echo vh. WaNorIy and PeconiC
Oct 26-Osceoa. SslAmAndrr and AdelphL
Nov 2-South Paw. I'm knight ana Evergreen
Nov PPM knight. Echo and Usceola.
Nov. l6-WAyerly, South Paw amt salnmnpder
NOV 2a-Pee0nc; Evergreen and Adelphi.
Dec, 7-Adelnhi. Wayeriy and Pin knight.
Dec. l4-Peconic Houth Paw aud OscrOlA
Dee. sl-salamander, Evergreen and Echo
Dec. 2B-OsceolA, Evergreen and WAyerly,
Jan. S-Echo AIDE phi and South Paw.
Jan. H-btlamander. Peconic atd Pin knight
The sun., 1893-10-17

n Brfinnrt Bpnntnh enwe scored Aftsr
Twenty-one Moves.
ST. PETERSBURG. Oct la-Tarrasch opened
the NTH game OF the chess match against
Tschigorln with the Ruy Lopez. the opening
which runs as follows:
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TotalA 28 TO BIBI Totas...... 70 30 Go
TRAHEs
Echo 90 l6A 25R $50 4o5 4s1 55s s37 72s sls
Tompkns ..8< law 22o ats 33t 3Y1 46s 543 6lB $40
Umpire-J. r. Gariock. seorers-R. Lorms and J.
kruse.
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Spartan 200 2po 80 427 522 Go9 I2T s2i 81
honarc III 2ol 2p7 $40 4d4 5i7 B3l 1913 slH vol
umpire-G. setter scorers-C !. Cells and u. Mass.
AvoraEe-spartan. 1872 1-5 Monarch. lso 3.
THIRD
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sss0Aa Rass-nAHdIcap swesb tAsss for all ages OF
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Tothls ,......2o II 10 bpOI Tothl
FRAMES,

Gotham. ... rs 1872 2a2 sIl 425 522 Gls 7iG si3 800
spartan....sl 1917 2bo 32i 3Gs 4i4 532 0is uvs iol
umpire-Lous Stein. scorers-C. l. Cells and L. O.
King.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-07
Brief Mention.

The Richmond (Me) Savings bank has
suspended.
Early Bird won the free-for-all trot at
Fairfield, Me.
Theatrical Manager Murphy Of Haver-
hill, Mass, is missing.
New Haven's proposed new electric road
is now an assured fact.
John Enos of New Bedford, Mass, O
his throat. and will die.
Peter Walters was killed by the &C
dental discharge Of gun at Springfield,
Mass.
Edward L. White, general manager of
the Waterbury Comm Watch company,
Is dead.
Officials at Manchester, ~ H., now be-
lieve that Cashier Morrill, has not left this
country.
Michael Connolly, aged 25. n 'longshore-
man, was found drowned in a dock at Port
land, Me.
Suspended banking institutions at New
Bedford, Mass, viii pay depositors dollar
for dollar
Pastor Thompson, In a discourse on
"Truth" at Brockton, Mass, declared his
innocence Of charges OF immortality and
untruthfulness.
William L. Reagan was run over by
freight train at Lowell, Mass, while in
toxicated and his right leg badly crushed.
1t was amputated. but the man died.
John Enos of New Bedford, Mass. cut
his throat and died during the night. For
nearly two years he has had hallucina-
tions that some unknown person was try
Ing to get his property.
u. A. Hubley and w. +. Cast Of worces-
ter Mass, are on shooting excursion at
Black Point. N. S. A gun exp loded and
shattered Mr.. Hubley's left hand, which
will have to be amputated.
Everett II. Sweet, formerly publisher of
The Advocate at Attleboro. Mass, and
lately city treasurer of San Pedro, CAL,
died Of consumption. He was born In
Worcester, Mass, 30 years ago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-07


CLARKE-Drowned, at Fields Point, August q.
FRANK. son OF William II. ana Josephine
Clarke. aged 10 years
CONNFuIY-In this city. August q. GATHER
me widow OF Hugh Connolly. aged as years.
GODDARD-At woonsocket. August o. EMER-
SON GODDARD. aged "a years.
uOWARD-At Georgiavle. August o. MIcHA IT
HOWARD. aged 90 years.
KFI,J,OGG-At East Pro vidence, August 3. Al
pERr LEON. son OF Alb ert o. Kellogg. aged 20
years
LOyFJOY-At John ston, August 4, GLADYS
EvELNN. only daughter OF Alinor H. ana Dora
h. Lovejoy. aged IL months ana 20 days.
LOGAN-At knightsville. August . MARY
ELIzABEru daughter a Patrick and Gather
Inc Logan. aged 2, years.
M'-UERRN-At Johnston. August o. BRIDGET.
widow OF John McSherry.
DECkETT-At Johnston. August g. DOROTHY.
wife Of Henry Beckett, aged A. years.
sOCTUWICk-At Lowell. August Q. LILA
DAVIDSON wife OF Adclbcrt SouthwiCk, and
da ughter of william and Elizabeth Davidson of
this city. aged "a years and IL days.
TRAINOR-In this city, August ., ANNIE.
daughter OF Owen and the lato sarah Irainor.
TRAItI-In this city. August o. JAMES. son OF
Alexander and Mary Trail. aged years.
wIIu1AMs-In this city. August q, ANGIE,
wife OF Ebeuo zer j. Williams. aged 20 years.
days
wEsTEBvEIT-Tn this city, August .. Mus
CATHERINE WEsrERvELr. ~ years or age.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-07
ON A NEW TRACK.
O1lcers Think They Have y Clue TO q
Murderer Of Mccarthy.

OAcers Think They Have Clue 20 ths
Murderer Of Mccarthy.
2 Eonrn ArTLEBoRo, Mass, Aug. New
developments inthe Mccarthy murder case
Mas come out, end now. after four weeks,
1l:o state and town officers arc Of the opin-
1jn that they have In their possession i'm
vostnnt information which will 90 great
wsy In clearing mp the mystery.
K Some time on Saturday, July s, the old
man was murdered beyond doubt, the
ossicide theory having been shown to be
<nc,asistcnt with circumstances ~ they
now appear. A thoroughly reliable man
Informed the police that Mr.. Mccarthy,
elt<r leaving Kennsdy's saloon before
Coon. went 70 q house at the north end Of
ohs town. He arrived there. according to
1h< Informant, about II O'Clock In the fore
noon. There the murdered man and the
Dcrsons in'ths house at tho time engaged
= . quarrel. He, was never ssen alive
Dlssrict ATTORNEY Knowlton has been
I1forrre1 of the new state of aRairs, and
nov arrAnGemsnts are being perfected for
- 1n4ueSs b b Holden before , udgs Reed.
y s46sH kxs hsse aisyfta 20 summon
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-07
AN INIiUMAN CRIME.
Body Of an Infant Weighted and Then
Thrown Overheard.

BosroN, Aug 7.-Three boys who were
sailing on the South bay, in the vicinity Of
the Swett-street bridge, while the water
was at a low ebb, perceived the nude body
Of male infant lying in two feet of water
short distance from them. They rowed
TO the spot and stepped into the water to
obtain the body 1t was then that they
discovered that two large rocks were tied
TO the body. one at the feet and the second
to the neck.
They brought the body ashore and noti-
fed the police. The body was that of "a
child, apparently about months old, and
had been in the water but short time.
As there was not particle OF clothing on
the child no clue could be obtained as to
whom the parents were, but the police will
investigate the case thoroughly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-07
Sold to Out-of-Town Banks

at premium of 1-2 per cent The larger
importing houses denied that they had
sold their gold, although they admit that
offers for it had been made to them.
The sub-treasury paid its balance of
$6s,O5S at the clearing house in currency.
There was paid out over the counter on
checks s5s5,000, mostly in gold, with
sprinkling of treasury notes. or silver
dollars $4,000 were paid out.
The treasury department at Washing
ton is doing all in its power to meet the
demand for small notes in and around this
citv
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-07
A Postponement.

New YORK, Aug. THE medical con-
gtess, which was to have been held In
Rome on Sept. 4, has been postponed until
April, 1894 The American national COM
mittee desires both the regular and the
medical press to give this official informa-
ton.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-07
Injuries May Prove Fatal.

BANGOR, Me-, Aug. IAN italian la
borer was brought here from Matawam-
keag yesterday for medical treatment. In
fight the Italian, whose name is un-
known, had been stabbed in the ear by a
piece of iron pipe eight inches in length.
The pipe went through his ear and jaw.
1t is doubtful if he recovers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-07
Rain. Hail nnd Wind.

BosroN, Aug. 7.-Boston and vicinity
was visited last night by a severe thunder
storm, accompanied by and high
wind. 1t has not been eq led in severity
for years Reports from l. N, Newton.
Cambridge and other sub bs indicate
that widespread damage was done
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-07
h.".-s .'""or, iuie.

TOLEDO, Aug. 7.-During the last few
weeks the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern railroad has laid off about 1000
men in this vicinity. Saturday about 100
more, engaged in the yards, shops, etc,
were cut off. Depression Ia business is
the cause
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-07
waiting For Better Times.

MIDDLETowy, Conn. Aug. 7.-Begin-
ming today The Schuyler Electric com.
pany's works will run only four days a
week until business Is better
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-07
A no Per Cont ReductIon.

BosToN, Aug. AFTER Sept. the small
army which draws salaries at Young's
and Parkers will draw just 10 per cent
less. The only persons not in this are tho
porters. These draw their money from
head porter and are consequently not in
cluded
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-07

SOUTHAMPTON. Aug. z. - Hon. f. j.
Phelps, one Of the American counsel be-
fore the BehrinR sea tribunal Of arbitra-
tion, accompanied by Mrs. Phelps, has
sailed hence for New York ON the steamer
Paris
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-07
Portland,s Missing Man.

PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. IA slight clue
has been found in the case of Samuel
Thurston. who wandered away from Cor
ham, n. III. 1t is known that he passed
through the mountains in safety, and was
seen on the other side very tired but APP
parently well. Ills later movements have
vet To be traced
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-07
A Quiet Sunday.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 7.-President Cleve-
land spent Sunday at his country home In
company with Secretary Lamont. In the
course Of the afternoon Secretary Gresham
drove out and had short talk with the
uresideut
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-07
Lost a Foot.

LYNN, Mass. Aug. John Carlson
was struck by an electric car at Fox Hill
bridge on Western avenue. At the hos
pital the physicians found 1t necessary to
amputate the right foot, as the wheel had
crushed the bones
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-07
Rosie Kca,ing's Fall.

BosToN, Aug. 7.-Three.year-ol Rosie
Heating, whose home IL at 382 Commercial
street, was leaning out OF second story
window last evening when she lost her
balance and -fcif the sidewalk below.
She sustained Sc . injuries about the
head
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-07
The shaw Malpractice Case.

RUTLAND, VT, Aug THE hearing
in the case of Mrs. Lorraine Gould, charged
with performing e criminal operation on
the person Of Miss Eva Shaw, is concluded
and the woman held for trial ut the county
court in $500 bonds
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-07
An Extension of Tina.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Judge Lochren
pension commissioner, has extended until
Oct. 10 the period within which PEN
pioners whose pensions have been sus-
pended may make proof Of their right to
receive them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-07
JOHN M. DEAN
COMPANY.
SUCCESS OF OUR NEW DEPARTURE

Our easy goods bought store we'll known and best
those who make the small payments regularly agreed
To them interesting departure by which plan all those who
have paid their accounts satisfactorily privileged add to their
bill just goods they without any payment down. provided the
added does exceed the original of the BILL To
plain Mrs. B. has bought goods the amount $780, which she has
made satisfactory payment of Sc per month until the present time she
only Now should she Chamber Suit
pet gerator possibly Baby Carriage and Cradle anything
else she have them other articles added her bill with
paying anything down. provided does $50 this
case than would make her bill Sl00 The rule
you may add goods time without any payment down.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-07
|EVS OF NEW ENGLAND.

every person in the vicinity Of the place
where the quarrel Is said to have taken
place. and from them the government ex-
poets to get at the facts connected with
the murder
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-07
verdict of Accidental Drowning.

LAKE GEORGE. n. ", Aug. THE cor
oner's jury In the inquest over the bodies
OF the victims OF Fridays disaster rem
dsFed verdict Of accidental drowp'7g.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-07
IoSr and FOUND.

osr-sUNDAY MORNING ~ THE UNION
IL Depot. near q. G.. Baegage loom. Lunch
Bask ~. containing napkins aud Two lace caps
suitable ~'-,xd ~i1 W paid. BY leaving si this
once Jli1.u
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-07
JOHN vi. .DEANCOMPANY.
81o and 821 Westminster Street.
PROVIDENCE.
Big Fire In Liyerpool.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. Fire broke out in
lumber yard adjoining the Mersey docks
on the boundary line between Liverpool
and Bootle. The fire brigades worked
several hours before they got the flames
under control. Lumber and other prop
erty covering three acres We're destroyed.
The loss Is alS0,000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-07

40 LET-TENEMEN3S.
Three lines under this beddind 10 cents
ITO LET ON WEST. SIDE, TWO VERY
i pleasant tenements OF nine rooms each with
modern Convenences, near street cars rent low
togcod tepants. Address b.. News office.
INO LET.-IN ELMWOOD. AN UPPER AND
l. lower tenement OF and rooms, besides
chambers separate entrances. bath rooms. steam
heat. Address DDS. News office.
Two LET-TWO VERY PLEASANT TENE-
il ments OF rooms each. with modern conven-
fences. on horsecar route on west sdej rent low To
good tenant. nquiro OF H. w. PRESTON, 90
Westminster street. anlv-u
no LET-oN EvERGREEN STREET. UPPER
Il tenement Of seven ooms with bath room aud
gas. separate entrance, near cars; rent only $1,000
Address G-25 News office.
ro LhT-oN POINT STREET. NEAR SUMMER
l. very pleasant upper tenement OF six rooms
floor, In perfect ORDER rent moderate. Address
He News Office.
fINO LET-NlCE LOWER TENEMENT OF SIX
i rooms all modern improvements barn at
tached Address F.2i. News office
fl,O LET-TENEMENT OF FIVE ROOMS on
i Dean street. Address E-23 News Office, In
Edgewood.
rI'o oLET.-UPPER TENEMENT OF VROOMS ON
Il Fri. ndship street. modern improvements.
A-22. News Office.