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The state chronicle., 1893-01-11

Rheumatism was so bad that James
levin, Of Sarannah. could hardly walk
from pain in bis shoulder and j"ints o.
his legs P. P P. Prickly Ash, Poke
and Irving is well and happy.
The state chronicle., 1893-01-11
Rheumalinm Cured.

Potsdamer's Red star Store.
Lake City, Fla.
P. P. P. Manufacturing Co:
Gents: Having suffered from rheu
matism for some time, and tried great
many remedies, but ;ould find no re
lief until used your great and b-ne-
fetal P. P. P. l recommend ie tc
suffering humanity.
lours, J. Po,s1amer.
The state chronicle., 1893-01-11

When she was Child. she cried lor CastoriA
When she became Miss, she chung 70 CastoriA
The state chronicle., 1893-01-11
COMMON SENSE rEAcuxs

that blood purih (, in order to thorough
ly purify the blood. n ust have Alternative
powers The entire system must be
cleansed and all traces of d. ease remo-
moved b.fore nature can effect q cure
We say and can prove that the only RENE
ny on ear h that pos ssesses the combined
qualities Of an antiseptic. Alternative, and
blood pur fer ia
The state chronicle., 1893-01-11
TRAINS MovINe souTR,
LOUISBUR0 RAILROAD,

LOUISBUR0 RAILROAD.
Leaves Louisbu-e at 3:45 p. m. lO.1o . N
Arrives at Frankiinton ~ 3.l0 m 93 ar
Leaves Rranklinton 1t 2 9 q m 1905 o m
Arrives ~ LonishurQ =. 50 m. 1880 . N
Nos 80 and 45 trains OF the Raleigh and
CASTOR railroads will run ally except Sun
day. wA SMrTB, Supt.
L. MYERS. Gen 4upt
c. WiNDER. Gep1 Man.
The state chronicle., 1893-01-11
RADAM's MICROBE KILLER.

It is the only medic ne that can be taken
in large enough quantities to stop fermen-
tation. DESTROY microbes the germs OF dis
the patient It contains no drug VIVA. :
ever. but is water charged with power
full germ destroying gases AS Spring
medic ne it is unequalled Fifty page
book free w. H K.Na & CO., Agent.
oct13-eod3m
The state chronicle., 1893-01-11

Abbott's East India Corn Paint re-
moves quickly all corns, bunions and
warts without pain.
The state chronicle., 1893-01-11

-Da
t)aily except S lndAy.
No 13 max con ection at pockv Monnt
with W = Train No. % tor all points
south, and No. 78 train for ali p ints North.
Train No u3 con ects at d. b sood with
tain on Scotland ". OK Branch " & W. X. X.
for ". hInss.n. Greenvi le, Plymouth and
Kinston.
JR KENLV.
General Forwarding Agent.
I, N Emerson,
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
@. n. SERPELL.
General MAnA1a1.
The state chronicle., 1893-01-11
GOING NORM.
Az nxr

PITTSBORO ROAD.
Leave Pittsboro 70 .. m. and 4 80 D m.
Arrive Mnncure 9.55 3. m. and 5 Is . No.
Leave Moncure 10:ls .. IA. and s ~ pm,
Arri. Pittsho-o II :On =. M. and 6:25 . n.
J. c. WINDER, Gen1 NJ IL ager.
l.. T. MYERS. Genn Supt.
WIN 8M1TH Eopt.
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From Those Who Know.
Facts That Speak for Themselves!


Mr. insured
No h.
the
entitled
Dividends Nts credit know
believe
AAd commend all ton.
WAk kB. or Mr. Nan BBaiks
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Washington
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Af1end, elnsuran comranv
hou-And
and children
dealings con,
Glo W Prr.Rkr Bnhopo
rs.on
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| I'M o life ein-urn Youv rytuy.
sup Schools and tiiys ysuperiui pd.u.
inu.,rsf
| THE w WASHINTON LIFE OF NEW YORK
| Assets S. S12.UOO,OOO.O.
d. Special Distic,
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The state chronicle., 1893-01-11
Seaboard Airline Railroad,

Between Atlanta Athens. Charlotte
Hamlet, Faye yetteville, GaleiRh and Ports
mouth Richmond, Washington, Balti-
more Philadelphia and New York
The state chronicle., 1893-01-11
RADAM'S MIC ROBE KILLER

combines these qualities 1t is tie only
mtdicine that Can be taken IN laiee
annnoh Quantities to sop fern. ntation
enc end VI ~ " rddushly purify : entire s,s'em
Il contains no d'ngs but is water
charged With power nj micr be-destroy
inc NO eases. use pleasan, 10 take, and wonner'"l
m it's effects, a'lsying All tevers Wi
me- gic 2, eater than that Guln,ne; qu,et
| n ipm ard acting IA natures W ane
infallible sp- cific tor diseases OF tie 'lood
md tor ma If the violent aud fa'al all
ments beretofo-- considered lncurable
Fifty page book free .+.
W. H. KING & CO., Agents
| ocl6-Sund'Y3m
The state chronicle., 1893-01-11

Science now admits that all diseases are
caused bv invis BILE iivi & m,crob' s Coz
sumption l. tie aste and infian matt q
produced by the tubercle parasite or lung
:, 9th Pripht's d sease is he work o. 'he
kidney microNe kczema is caused bv .
. icrohe in t, pores If the skin. Typhold
Fever by micro be in the blood and ITS
tines Diphtheria by a n 'crore in tne the
throat A sepa ate and disti ct m'crone
has been found by ev.ry disease: ana &c
etfectually destroy these parasites and
cnre medicine mu, he power full anti
se tic and a thor, ugh d purifier.
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VIII iimingtOn & Weldon R.R.
and Branches.

Condensed Schedule-Dated October 8, g.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-16
beaten At Springfield.
GrayS Couldn't Stand the Strain Of
Winning q Game and Were TrOunced.
THE EASTERN LEAGUE WINNERS,
Binghamton, wilkcsbsrre. Troy Boston
Defeated St Louis 5 tn I-Bsrvard
Defeated Vermont Other Games ana
Baseball Notes.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. June 1o-The
Grays and the Ponies reached Spring
field yesterday from the West and played
ths most tiresome game OF the season.
The pitchers department OF tho Grsys
was In fearfully bal condition. and run
getting by the homo team could not be
stopped IN any possible way.
Inks, on the contrary, had splen-
did control OF the ball, and the
Providence batters could do nothing
with him. Fitzgerald started In to pitch
but after two iunings OF wild pitching
aud bases on balls he was taken out and
Cannon. who has been with the North
amptons, was put In. He did little bei-
ter aud the run-getting continued un Al
Pet II took the ball and finished
the game out. IL was OF
no use, as the tired Grays could
not bat enough to earn run. The rui 5
came thick and fast. and there was no
doubt from the first which way the
game would go. The Sprinkfelds were
encouraged by a good crowd OF specta-
tors, and though az weary In the field an
The Grays they managed to get twenty
singles and three bagger, aud aided by
bases on balls they trotJed around the
bases The score speaks:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-16
BASSETT WON.
Brilliant Battle in the Elmwood Tennis
Tournament.

Brilliant Battle in the Eimwood Tennis
Tournament
There is but one match to be played in
the preliminary series in the Elmwoo
tournament The coGtests y'st rday
afternoon were very interesting, that
between Moore and Bassett being partic-
ularly so. Moore won che first set after
a hard battle. Bassett took the second
and the tbir |. although at one time it
l ofed as though Moore would certainly
take IL.
airy rouud-A | n beat Brown 80, 6-3.
rs: PlHc b-at Scott o 2, SO: Bassett beat
Moore 40 SO. 1910; ID WINS eat Church
62, 60; EDDY beat Chaplin 90, 40, rs.
First round-Mandeville beat q orge
10. 6-2. rs; Kenoall beat Hoye 1-6 62,
rs: Burt b.at Freeman 6-3 Ga
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-16
MORTGAGEE'S SALE.

VIII be sold at public auction. SATURDAY July
lS95 att O'Clock y. IN. on the premises. by
Vrtue oi the power or sale contained In that deed
OF mortgage m ide anu executed Dy teorge -.
Bickneil. uated November. 2. A d. 1850, and re-
coiued In the Office OF tho town clerk in the town
OF harrington, state of Rhode Island, In mortg age
deed bJok No. 3 at page Ss. 80 anu 90 the con-
aitlons OF said mortgage d wing been broken:
Tnat certain lot OF land wIla all the iD prove
mehts thereon. situated Ia the town uf Balrifl gton
state OF Rhode llana, anu described follows:
reference being had To the bay Spring Plat No. y
Drawn by j A. Leatham. June. 1874. and recorded
IN the t1wn records OF the town OF harrington.
beginning on Narragansett avenue where loes
Nos; rs and ~ JON. and RAINING eastery on the
north line OF lot No. 20, two hundred feet more or
less 1hence souther,y ON the easterly SIDE OF lots
IL ,. Il. Y. Il V. to the northerly line OF Ocean
ayenu.f thence westerly along the southery lie
of lot " and the continuance OF said line point
wh.re Oceah avenue intersects Narragansett
avenue on ths east and aiong the easterly SIDE
Or sald avenue 20 the nrst ulenti oned bound on
longing.
By order OF tho mortgage who hereby gives
notice OF MS Intention To bid upon the above de-
scrlpeu property at said sale the eof. or at any
adJOurnnent or postponement of same.
providence. *. l.. June q. 1898. jei0-3w
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-16
few England League standing.
AN UNLUOKY START.



Boston. June 10 The steel sloop Nsvn-
hoe was picked up during dense fog, near
Minots light, la a disabled condition by
the tugboat Peter b. Brady, which as
sisted her 10 an anchorage below Boston
light. She was afterward towed to this
city and anchored of the Atlantic works.
She will be repaired there She left New
port, X. l., on Sunday last at $3.50 p. m,
bound to Southampton, Ing, where she
was to race with the English yachts. At
2:s0 a. IN. on Monday, when in the vicinity
OF the southern edge Of Georges bank, she
came in collision with New York pilot
boat No. In thick fog. She had her
starboard bow stove above the water line;
also had topmast carried away and sprung
bowsprit The damage to the pilot boat
was not asceriained, as she disappeared in
the fog immediately after the accident.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-16
THE CITY OF PRovIDENCE.

CHAPTER CDLXXXI
An Ordinance In Amendment OF Chapter CDXLIL
OF the Ordinances. Entitled An. Ordinance
Authorizing the Exchangt OF Land on Penn
sylvana Avenue or Land Located In the Sew
enth School u strict, for SchoJl Purposes"
tApproved June O. is93
IL is ordained by the City Council OF the City OF
Providence as follows.
SE,TIoN I. Section of chapt.r CDXLTf % the
ordinances, entitled an ordinance. authorizing the
excl ange OF land ON penn~y vania avenu for Ia "a
lot at a In the seventh school district. for school
PURPOSES II herbv ameuded 80 as TO real as follows;
Section 1. The JOINT standing committee on ell
ucatio Is hereby author zeu To- exchange land now
owned by the ", located ON the soutnery side OF
Pennsylvania ave. NJ, being lots numbered sisteen
pat numb'r ty-thi e.. md In addition thereto
sum net TO exceed one hundred dollars said sum,
tr much thereof a. may be neces-Qry, TO be paid
non the special appropriation mae by chapter
CCCNNV1If. - The - dinances. entit ed AN ordi-
pr vid ng for the sue o. bonds for the pur-
cha - OF Iuts FOR school ouses and tn building II
schOol houses" Tor land located In the seventh
sch o dsir.Ct.
Tie de dis and title OF the and exchanged under
this rdinance to be satisfactory 70 the city soil
cltor
A true copy-witness.
WILLIAM l.. CLARKE,
June it-3t City C.erk
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standing of the Clubs,
ALMOST A WHITEWASH.
staley Pitches . Great Game and the Sc
Louis Men Are beaten.

BosToN, Juno 18.-The ST. Louis pre-
sented different team yesterday, as Wer-
den was lame, Whistler covering first bag
kid" Bannon of Holy Cross team played
right field and did very fine work, bring
ing In the only run for his side by a iine
single In fhe ninth. Staley pitched his
best game Of the season, with lots of
speed, and his opponents could do nothing
with him. The fielding was good on both
sides, Carroll especially distinguishing
himself in left field. Tucker did great
work with the stick, as did Lowe and
Duffy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-16
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Opening of the City Bath Houses
once Of the Clerk Of Committees F,

once OF the Clerk OF Committees,
City Hall. June l2. 1893
The City Bath Houses. located at Red Bridge
and at Washington Bridge. will be opened 90 the
Public on THURSDAY. June l4th. iSQ3 and will
remain open for the season from o'clocS a. m.
until O'Clock ID. IN.
noon.
The bath houses. In charge OF a competent
matron will be reserved for girls and women as
follows:
At Washington Bridge,
On Monday. Wednesday and Friday from unit
O'Clock ID. IN.
At Red Bridge; ~
ON Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from unit
O'Clock y. IN.
by order OF the committee on harbor.
GEORGE II. DARLING. chairman.
ID. r. HAYDEN. clerk OF committees.
June l3-8t.
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Proposals for RemOVingAshes etc
once OF The
tendent OF Pub ic BuildinI

ONCE OF tho
superintendent OF Pub c Buildings,
City Hall. Prov dence, June \, 1898.
Sea ed proposals for the removal of ashes and
other refuse material from pubic bull ings belong
Ing the city, for one year from jlly 1st 1S 3 are
Invited by the Joint Standing ommittee ON City
Property, and will be received at this Office until
FRIDAY. June %. 1898
All Information regarding the how may be OBJ
taiaed by calling at is ONCE Tho right 10 reject
any and all bids win be re ,crvcd.
ALBERT Il. MANSFIELD
tes- 81 superintendent OF Public Buildings.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-16

shannon 2. bottenas !, Lyach. Burns. Pruit. Friel
swartwood. Heine. Cannon. Three base hit
Gilbert, Petit. First base balls-On Inks.
Cooney. Petit, Campion. y halen; n Fitzgerald.
Inks; OF Petit. B,ttenus. Inks. FIRST base on
errors-sprngneld, 4; Providence, o. Struck out
Petit, Campion. whalen. Burns, Passed ball
Whalen. Wild pitches-Gannon = Hit by pitched
ball-swartwoou. Bottenus. Tame-2h SOM Um-
pire-Jones
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-16
SHERIFF,s SALE.

BY virtue OF an order issued from the court Of
common pleas holden at Providence. within
and for the county OF Providence on the fifth day
OF June, 1893 ana entered as the decree OF said
court on tie nfth day OF June 1893. will be sold &C
puolic auction on saturday, June ~, at IL O'clock
called at No. $40 Fountain street, in the city of
Providence. the following descrl b I'd property at
suit OF Aianson Alexander and Charles Alex
amer, &C. partners, dong business IN the city OF
Providence IN said state, under the firm name
and style of Alexander Brothers. of said Provi-
dence, and against Arthur r. White OF said Provi.
dence. said writ beng feturnable 10 the court of
conni on pleas. holding at Providence within and
Tor The county OF Providence on the first Mond ~
OF December, 1884, VIZ;
one bay mare. one top-buggy, one harness, one
buffalo roDe. one blanket one halter and one whip.
The above property viii be sold for the benefit of
whom IL may concern, In pursuance OF the above
order. Andre BLANCHAIiD
Providence. June ., 1898. Deputy Sheriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-16
BOSTON.

Earned runs-Boston, 4; st. Louis, l. Two
base hit = Mccarthy. Home run = Tucker.
Stolen bases - Carroll tS), Brodie, Dowd.
First base on balls Boston, g. t. Louis, 2.
First base on errors Boston, 2: Louis, 2.
Struck out-Nesh, Merritt, VIII. .stlcr, Dowd,
Gleason. Double play sc Glasscock, Quinn and
Whistler; Gleason. Glasscoek and Whistler.
Umpire--McQuaid.
Other Games.
At New York:
Chicago. q n lel 2e
New NOrk........ 2 O q g. g
Base hits-CllcasO, II; New York. II. Err
rors- Chicago. - cw York. . BATTERIES
Mauck aud Ki.trelgc; Baldwin, Doyle AMI
McMahOn.
At Brooklyn
Prooklyn ....... ....0 q . n 2 IL
Cleveland ...........0 d O.
Base hits -bruoklynl4; Cleveland, in Errors
--BrooEl. N. ?: Cleveland. I. Batteries i Ken
neiy ano ninslow; Cuppy. stafford and Zim-
mer.
At Baltim ore:
Baltimore. 0 O-s
Cincinnati........... u q q q q q b-2
Base hits- Baltimore. :: CINCINNATI u Err
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-16

baltimore, Q; Cincinnati. 4. Batteries
Mcmahon and Robinson; Mullane and MUIR
ply.
AZ Philadeiphia;
Philadelphia. o o O o o o 0 3-3
Base ehits-Philadelphia, 8; Pittsburs. & Err
rors-Philadelphia, 2; Pittsburg. T. Batteries
Weyhing and Cross; Killeen aud Miller.
Al Washington:
Louisville.- D o % O O o o -3
Washington. 0 O o o o o o OIL
Base hits-Lousyille, y; Washington, 2. Err
ror-Louisville. 3;WashingtoD. 1. Batteries
Hcmlning and Harrington; Esper and Farrell
New England League.
At Portland-Portland. II; Lewiston, TO-
At Brockton-Dover. s; Brockton, q
Al Lowell--Fall River, s; Lowell, q
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-16
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Proposals for Removing Night Soil.

ONCE OF the
Superintendent OF Public Buildings
City Hall. Providence. June r. 1893.
Sealed Proposals for removing night soil from the
public buildings belonging the city for one year
from the LIST day of July. 1898, invited by the
Joint Standing Committee on City Property, and
VIII b, received at this office until y. m. FRI
DAY, June %. 1898.
All Information regarding the above may be OBJ
tanned by calling at this Office. The right to reject
any and all bids Will be res rved.
ALBERT T. MANSFIELD,
juS-12t superintendent OF Public Buildings.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-16
RACKET
MISS Katherine RoBER.

playing IN Fate" at Lothrops Providence Nu-
scum Will entertain friends on the stag at the
conclusion OF the performance Situ day afternoon
al the latest society fad, bon bon racket. Come
up and get a bon bon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-16


I,oR sALE--A SPLENDID QUEEN ANNE COT
II tage rare neigh borhoOd; beautiful sur
roundings park. river, care; all modern improve
ments; price low; terms easv. ISAAC l., GOFF,
Weybosset, corner Dorrance 81 jelO-5t
lNOR sALE-PKETTIEST COTTAGE ON EAST
II Side windows overlook Blacktone Park;
all modern improvements; price logi terms easy.
ISAAC l.. GOFF, Weybosset corner DOrrance ST
jei0-5t
L,OR SALE-JUST FINISHED. ELEGANT g.
II room house; fine View OF Seekonk river and
kast Providence; piazza. tower; all modern Inn
provcrrrrtF price fuwi trims Easy. ISAAC T..
GOff, W.ybos@et corner Dorrancc 81 tel0-5t
L'OR sAJE-A MARVEL OF COMPACTNEss;
II not an Inch wasted; all modern improvements
beat In every room; price very low terms easy,
ISAAC Ia GOFf, Weybosset, corner Dorrance Z
jei0.5t
L'OR SALE - FINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE
II aud farm, buildings All nearly new. about ~
acres OF hnd. ~ cultivated. excellent fruit orchard
stream Of water. within i've miles - CITY line and
two miles OF post ofilce and railroad stations great
bargain n sold at once address, ALL, News once
f-x-u
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-16
Troy 10; ALBANY q.
Binghamton, IL; Eric. 0.

Binghamton, IL; Erie, o.
ERIE. June l6-Lot 30 play and fre.
queut errors characterized yesterday 5
game. The home team put up game
that would have disgraced amateurs. The
score.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-16
10 IET-TEN EN- n ENTS


fINO LET-TWO VERY PLEASANT TENE-
i ments of rooms each, with modern conven-
iences horseCar route west side; rent low To
a good tenant Inquire Of H. W. PRESTON, %
WeStmlnste" street. a'lp-tf
fEO LET-LOwER ENEMENT OF ROOMS
Il between Broad and Greenwich sts Address
10. News Office. tal2u
fI,o LET-vERY DEsIRA TENEMENT ON
Il High st. near Stewart suitable for professional.
Address D-l7. News Office. Ja17 II
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-16

Base hits-Bnghamtons. II; Erie. 10. Errors
Binghamton. 8; Erie, D. Batteries hampton.
npneld- -Brlggs; Lrie. Mays-Zinran-
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wilkesbarrc, 81 Buffaio. 4.
BUFFALO, June 16.-Wilkesbarre played
a perfect game yesterday aud batted
VEL. The attendance was LOO. The
scor
Innngs.... ......-... 50
Buffalo. 49,. o o 0 o OIL
Base hits-wfkesbarre. o. Buffalo, o. Errors
wilKesbarre. V; Buffalo, g Observation-Disclosures.
Goodall-Lake; Buffalo. Barr UrQdhart.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-16

HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
yNANTEDmGIRLs... APPLY AT AMERICAN
w ELECTRICAL WORKS, 81 stewart st
les-.I
HELP WANTED-MALE.
XXrANTED-GLAZIER STEADY WORK TO
w good workman. Address Box ID. Providence
SsM. 9aS-. !---:!
EMPLOYMES1 LGENCIES.
XVANTED-GIRls FOX THE ARCADE SER.
furnished Rooms oo ami 10 Arcade Telephons
ROOMS AND BOARD.
ALDINE HOUSE,
20. Broad st, cor. Chestnut, nnest location in the
city. desirable rooms with nrst-class dining ON.
All raap .Sls aS ssts Ss S
TO LET-MIsCELLANEOUs.
rIo LET COTTAGE ON VERNON ST, NEAR
provements Address E-is News ONCE. jas-u
rI,o LET-PART OF OFFICE; FINEST I,oCA-
Il ton IN city; second floor all conveniences In
guire at this oifce. myio-tf
rTo l.EI-GooD STORES ON SIDE ST, JUST
i OF weybosset ST. IN frst-class order. new
once. jalO-tf
FOR sALB-MIsCELLANEOUs
PIANO PLAYERS, ATTENTION.
damPer. only slIshtly used warranted n pcrtegst
chance in lifetime.
COTTELLE & SON.
Telephone. $685. sis Westminster ST.
NOR sALE-BUILDING STONE. CHEAP; LOT
must must sorle be cleared IRE In 90 days Apply corner
won sAIE-wAyERINo cApT CHEAP an
II ply GEORGE A. foULDEN. % Washington
avenue je3-f
LroR sALE-A PATENT WITH REAL MERIT
In IT. & de, demand ,s for the gooas' rs.-osss refer
Address Box O. News once mySi-if
EoR sALE-GRoCERY AND MARKET WITH
II good tenement and barn with a,ooJ ieet Of land
se account OF Sickness address, Bs News once ss On
fei-tf
10 LET-HOUsEs
'ro LET-HoUsbs OF AND 10 ROOMS on
! west side rent $1,000 up. Address q "a, News
,,,o IyT-1oTisE or 10 RooN, ON RRIaUToN
II street modern con ven ienees ,team heat. Aa-
dress 81, Providence News. fl-u
rINO LEf-NEAR GOkHAM MFG co. ONE
Il half Of d,ub,e cottages mod ern improvements
horse and steam cars Adnress A lb News
fice. 'aDu
EoR sAIE-ELEGANT LOT on WALDO ST,
Il near Cranston very low ~ sold this
month. Address BIS. News ofiice. JaIO-tf
A GREAT iNNEsThLN1-lMpRo REAL
~ sftate. ienting On a rec ftis,ts. near HOylo
Building. Address A-iG. Ntws once. jlp-tf
HOMES HOMES HoMk-, l5 MINUTES RIDE
III onN. Y. n. H. A n. IL H.. near street cars
houses lots or both easy terms beautiful situs-
ton. "A. News ONCE. niN-u
A. UIt sAbE-SOME Oh ThE FINEST HOUSE
Il lots AZ the North End OF the city, st-what
price You thinkf Only t22 10 s5, and only o.
month 10 pay az that, wlo wouldn't own mouse
lott only few near morse cars isfI yunp quick
Address E-lO, News once nI0-u
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-04
Death Of VIM. CahilI.

VIII Cahill, who has been sick for
a week with inflammation of the bow
els, died at the residence of his par
ents i'll this city, yesterday morning
at one O'Clock.
His death will be seve ely felt, as
he was hard working, eady young
man, and a material assistance in the
support of the family, who are in
constable.
He was member of the Carson
Guard, and Company F will turn out
at the funeral CT their comrade.
Deceased was a native of Carson
City, Nevada and aged Is years, l
month and : days.
The funeral will take place today
at 2 o'clock from the family resi-
dence, Friends and acquaintances
are respectfully invited to attend.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-04
4 Desperate NiOlinist.

Atlanta, Ca, Nov. 3-Dred Cook,
a notorious Georgia desperate, is a
quiet looking fellow who goes around
with a dingy little old violin, upon
which he plays old-time tunes He
Is harmless appearing, but is charged
with almost every crime in the cal
endar
On Tuesday Deputy Sheriff Hall
OF Clayton county started from
Huntsville with Cook in charge
Near Rome, while the train was 60
ing at the rate of forty miles an hour
the prisoner leaped through the
window. The train was stopped and
the officer found Cook, more dead
than alive, lying by the track. The
first thing he thought of was his VIC
lin, which came out of the exper-
fence better than he did, and last
night he was playing old tunes at
police headquarters.