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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-09
HEATING Up! BOILING UP!
STEAMING Up!
Buyers of Clothing Delighted Beyond the
Power of Expression.

Hundreds yes thousands from far and have secured
of the and exceptional bargains presented to them and others
from the greatest slaughter sale fine clothing that took place
in Providence Full of business full of nap full Of truth, the
HENRY GREEN CLOTHING co purchased Of Israel Cohen Co.,
SO Summer Street. Boston, Mass. $4,000 WORTH or FINE
READY-MADE CLOTHING At so cENTS ON THE DOLLAR
from the original The Messrs Cohen q Co. replsvned them
from large clothing house in Fall River Mass which forced
make assignment The stock consisting of and YOUTHS
SUITS, SINGLE PANTS 0VERCOATS ULSTERS and REEF
BRS NOTHING LIKE IT EVER SEEN FOR THE MONEY IN
FREE AMERICA Be kind enough take consideration the
fact that this sale IS NOT for the purpose deudg the pub
lie by Offering quantity job lot fveyeaod punder which has
been rejected by retail dealers from unghty and
uNSALABLE AT ANY PGIOE, but a 8RhND NEW ST0CK
Of this and last seasons goods To present full description of
goods and prices would be tedious and aborous brief list will
suffice satisfy the wise and thoughtful buyer that B0S
NESS 1913 MEMS and YOUNG MEMS ALL-W00L SUITS
their Dce $4O0 $780, SIG and $4,000 Our price, SS9z
Suits offered by other dealers at double the price compare
with them Appoint committee from your household nves
tgate the truth all announce. MEMS and YOUTHS ALL
WOOL PANTAL0ONS price, $780, $780, $500 and $780,
Our price, S29 You such value since you any
else born. 0ne lot of MEMS REEt ERS reduced from $500
S469 and for vercoa and listers dreamed
ofanyng like 1.-THE prices what the cloth You
bargains your patronage. We allow grass spring
up and grow under roa feet efforts to supply
and the other It will afford pleasure show you the
goods and won't get angry you don't buy We find pays
treat all classes alike and up sufficient quan tiles Of common
ovy please lockers buyers Money paid back cheery
take it, Don't wait days before you want buy and then
find everything pretty well closed out by shrew1 bargain gabbes
hut once.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-09
steamer Morgan City.

The steamer Morgan City, which arrived
in this port yesterday afternoon, from
Norfolk Is owned by the Morgan Line oS
New Orleans snd is tho only steamer
of her dimensions that ever came
into this port from New Orleans.
She will run instead Of the stean,. Berx-
shire from Norfolk to this port. Tor the
Merchants and Miners 1.rGnsportatiun
Company. The Morgan City has a large
consignment OF raw material from
tho Southern states for frna
in this city and Fall River.
and il is the first lot that ever
came from those states by water. The
steamer 10 ia charge of Captain M Baker.
a native OF Lawrence, Mass. but he has
spent the gresteT portion OF his life in he
employ of Southern steamship companies.
Captain Baker has for his hrst pilot
Charles Peters, the senior pilot in the
employ OF the Merchants and Miners
Transportation Company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-09

Tacoma, y. A., nov. g--rho Masonic
grand officers performed the cor,m mony o,
laying the c0racr stone OF ths new Ma.
sonic Temple yesterday. The several Ma.
sonic organizations marched % the new
temple, when the stanc was laid, and then
went 20 the opera house, where an Grafton
was delivered Dy Dr. j. Green aud a his
torical address was made by Waldo IA.
Jones. Then thore was a poem by REV
Lucius Waterman. A banquet was served
by the ladies Of the kastern star.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-09
A PORTLAND SENSATION.


PoRTLAN. -. g.-Seyeral week
ago . very pret.y girl c.i,ns to this city an
seCursd boaTd ior h5FSSfr on bFUwH STREET..
She gave nans which is now known tC
have sssn assumed, ana said she was from
Lancaster. n. 2. sas stayed in the house
= great assl and received ae callers. Tues.
day night shs was taken violently sick,
and disd sefov DOCTOR, ~ho was called
by the landlsdy, could give aid. An as.
topsy revealed thar the girl died from
blood poisoning, As n result of a criminal
operation. Suspicion points to n proul.
nsnt physician "a being implicated An
inquest will be held.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-09
The FIRE SYSTEM.
Fifty Boxes Ruined But the City is
Well Protected.

All OF the wires of the fire alarm sys-
tenn are up out are not in working order.
Superintendent Cioudmsn has found
TIRE following boxes burned out:
127, lS6, 1853. 21s, 26, 90, 262, PSI, 128, 147,
also the gongs in Police Stations and 8,
and the bells in the tower of Hook and
Ladder No. s, and the "tieker''
in Captain Bakers Office. Ho says
that there WIN probably be 30 boxes
that viii be rendered useless by the storm.
The apparatus az tho City Hall IS intact,
and Chief Stecre says that the city
is fairly we'll protected, and mono
need have any fear from any
serious results, as the patrol has been
cautioned to be vigilant and 60 send in an
alarm for the least sign of a fire. Every
precaution is being taken by the depart
mgnt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-09
EVIDENCE OF MURDER.


BUFFALO. Nov. 9.--After weeks Of in
vestigation into the mystery of the disap.
pearance Of Fred Rev Of this city. Cornell
collogian from Ithaca, on Oct. 2, q clew
has been found which leads Co the belief
that he has bcon murdered. The father
Of the missing youth has secured strong
evideace, but Is unwilling to reveal it. lest
the publicity Of il should destroy the work
Df The drtantiyns
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-09
Ink CONvlCT'S STORY
AND oTuE. POEMS ny
PATRICK r. DENNEHY.

Patrick T. Dsnnshy, sentenced to life
imprisonment Ia The Rhode Island State
Prison, aud after serving long term
pardonsd ont by Governor Brown, is now
sgrning an honorable living by keeping
books for s>P!ovlGeEce concern.
Mr. Deaneby is an educated man OF
litsrsry instincts, and so it was natural
vent for he hours OF Loneliness in prison
% write verses. The best of the product
Of his pen for the Il years of his 'uprison-
ment Is now published in a handsomely
printed little volume, which 10 sold in
Mr. Dennehy's interest for % cents a
volume. IKE NEWS has taken a fow Of
thsse books. and they are on sale al IHB
NEWS once.
Price % Cents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-09
a SAD ONE CAUGHT.

John Kelly was arrested yesterday on
Dorrance street tor stealing waterproof
ccat from the restaurant OF Mrs. Devlin
on Eddy street. Kelly came here with
the races and has piied his vocstion
since his srrsvel. ho Is credited with
stealing coat from tho coat room OF the
old Infantry Hall "Wednesday evening and
a pair OF diamond cal buttons from q
member Of thc Dennsn Th0mpsoa's "Old
Homestead Company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-09
DEATH OF KING KELLY.
The Baseball World Loses a Gei at
Star by Pneumonia.
By the Associated Press.

Boston, Nov. g. Michael J. Kelly,
known the country over as the king" of
baseball players, died at s:b4 last night at
the Emergency hospital OF acute pneu-
mon.a. Mrs. Kelly was not present, as ID
was impossible to notify her Of her hus.
bands sickness, ewing to the demorslized
condition OF the telegraph service. She is
Mt present in Allentown, Pa.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-09
THE ]. e. BARNABY co.
DOCTORS ARE PUZZLED.
By Tho Associated Press.

AUBURN, ~. -, Soy. 9--6ieoFge $. Pat
ten, one of the best known citizens, some
fe DAYS ago teek-e.eese Of paris green
Physicians declared Patton's death was q
matter OF "A few hours, as the poison had
pormcated bis entire system. But strap ge
TO say, Patton still lives and is apparently
I'm fair condition, Notwithstanding he has
taken no nourlshment of any kind since
he took the poison. The medical frater-
nifty is puzzled.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-09
Runior R,fated.

LoNroS, Nov. D. 9-The tory circulated
In New York that the steamer Rhynland
was six days overdue az Antwerp is with
out foundation The Rhynland arrived
at Antwerp Monday last, and is now lying
tafely IN thst port
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-09

TRENTON, hsv 81 ustice Dixon of the
supreme court has handed down a decision
which involved ,he right Of women o.
vote In school elections The decision 4.
that "Schcol trustees arc offices within arti
Gle 9, paragraph L. ot the constitution, So
that ~ shey art made elective by the people
only males csn vote for them justices
Abbett and Reed concur Iva tho opinion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-09
InMN THREATENED.

Hv The Associated Press.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. o.-Thousands OF
dollars worth OF property have been oc-
stroyed by IRE in West Tennessee. The
flames are close to the city OF Brownsvilie
and the town OF Obion is in peril.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-09
Paid the Penalty.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov 9.-Needham
Smith, negro, chaSged with attempting
to assault Mrs. Reuben Bramble, the wife
OF a farmer, was shot to death by un-
known men in Upton county, Tennessee,
Wednesday night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-09
Albert Edwards Birtbday.

LONDON, Nov. 9--The SD birthday of
,he Prince of Wales is being celebrated to-
day at Sandringham. A dinner will be
given to the 800 lsborors and workmen
employed upon the Prince of Wales os-
tate, and Gags are unfurled everywhere in
the vicinity of the residence of the heir
apparent To the British crown.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-09

Row., Nov. g.--Tho pope has sanctioned
DECISIONS aimRg 70 confirm and enhance
the prestige OF the Oriental Catholic patri-
nrcls and TO extend their powers
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-09
HferIt ReoarAired.

NEW YORK, Nsv. e-Rev. Or. Charles
H. Parkhurst was last night elected an
honorary member Of the Union League
club by . rising vote after which the 100
members present geve three hearty cheers
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-09
Eanished TO siberia.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. "a court-mar-
tial at Warsaw has sentenced Lieutenant
Boborykin 10 the loss OF his military and
nobility ranks and TO lifelong labor in
liberia. for implication in plot against
the life OF the car
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-09
stiII Fighting.

Rio DE JANEIRo, Nov 9-The revolu-
tionists in Rio Grande do Sui seem to be
gaining ground. 1t is reported that "A con-
spiracy exists among the warships to Join
the rebels, and that under the pretext OF
quelling the rebellion Peixoto will as
sumo chief command and retain il, put
ting Moraes in the back ground.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-09
onarreI RcsuIted Fatally.

ST JoHs's, Cue, Nov 0-Two neigh
bors named Choinere and Lspsnne quar-.
relied. The former struck the latter with
shovel, inficting scrleus injuries. Fear
ing Lspenne was dead, Choinese jumped
head foremost into his well and was
drowned
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-09

HARTFORD, Nev. o. - w. r.. Gates
store at Gla,tonbury Centre was do
stroysd by fire IL contained the post
office, storo aud large ball. Th- Ere was
undoubtedly caused by bursia.s, ~ the
safe was blown open and all tho stamps
and mcnoy tnlan
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-09
Riotens Russhu students.

ST PK4E n y iaaei, Nov 3 nc medfcar
students of this city made demonstra.
tion against Professor Zacharin yester-
day. They were dispersed by the police
Professor Zacharin's house at Moscow was
attacked yesterday by an angry crowd.
The windows of the dwelling were
smashed with stones
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-09
Jaanped the Rails.

WAKEFIELD. Mas, Nov. Q. - While
switching a coal train here last night ono
of the oars jumped the track, causing q
eight coal Trucks to leave the track and
pile up ON each other. No one was in
iurpl
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-09
stolen Prop.rrv R.eov.r.d.

PORTLAND, Nc, Nov. Q. For some time
petty hurclsries have been comni-tcd in
smsal stores and the poles have been un-
able to find the burglars Lsst night tho po-
lice arrested three young fellows, in whose
possession nearly all Of the stolen property
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-09

BERLIN Nov. 9--rhe Vossiche Zeitung
says that DIR. Won Schelling, Prussian
minister OF justice, and Herr Goring chief
of the imperial chancellery. have both
oeen dismissed. Herr Wilmoski has been
appointed to succeed Herr Goring.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-09

LoSDoN, Nov. s-The Leyland steamer
Venetian. from London for Boston. Is
making for Queenstown with her ma
ehinery disabled.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-09
N.a..a 40. 600 short.

MAssILoN. o., Nov. s-An examination
of thc star county treasury reveals n de
ncieney of sl0,444 in The accounts of ex
Treasurer Mandru The deficiencies were
covered BY false and duplicate entries
upon the cash book
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-09
DiAaaneh Cows Killnd.

BosToN, Nov. 9.-Four cows that had
been treated with tubcrculine and found
TO be badly discussed wers killc yester-
day. Up 10 three days ago these cows
were supplying milk for public milk
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-09
Dr. Chalmer. Is bend.

LoNpoN, Nov. DIR. Chalmers. ex.
prineipai 81 the London Presbyterian col.
irge ID doad d.. Chalmers made tour
of 4 ncrica In isl1 20 raise funds for the
rrnn church
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-09
Millionaire Kings Cnse.

BosToN, Nov. s.-The United States cir.
cult conrt OF appeals has denied the petit
tion for rehearing in the case Of Million.
aire King Of Newport, n. L., and the com
mitment OF King to the Mclean asylum
la sustained
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-09

CHICAGO, Nov. s.--The will Of the late
Professor David swing was offered for
pssbats yesterday. The estate will amount
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-09

Exactly why the magnetic needle always
points TO the northward has never been
positively determined by the scientists.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-15
PAWTUCKET'S AUDITORIUM.

The opening of Pawtucket's new con-
cert hall, the Auditorium, on Wednes-
day evening, Is commanding the attention
of musical people throughout the Slate,
and the outlook promises . large audi
ence.
The concert Ia to be conducted on q
really magnificent scale, and the enter
prise OF the management is worthy of the
support Of everyone interested
in the advancement of high
standard of music. The Arion
Club will have excellent support, as in ad-
dition to the large orchestra OF 32 pieces
arrangements have been made for the use
OF a phonorium, which will be sent from
Brattleboro, VT, specially for the oc-
cssion, and which will add greatly TO the
effect OF the accompaniments. The pro-
gram arranged IL capital one, and will
surely arouse the enthusiasm of the audi
ence to high pitch. The opening number
will be the Jubcl overture, intro ducing
America by the orchestra. Meyor Tiepke
will follow with = short address, after
which the following numbers will
be rendered by the chorus, and the
soloists, Miss Blauvelt and Signor Cam
panari: "Gallia," "Fair Ellen" "Ava
Maria" ;" "Restrsined by Might from Wal
purgis Night" "Barbara Fretchie," first
time in public. Discovery" "Halielujah
Chorus" "Dio Possenti," Signor Cam
panri. and waltz song from Romeo and
Juliet, Miss Blsuvslt.
Careful attention is being given to
every detail in connection with the event,
hs the manas ement are determined to
make il n memorable one. The beauty and
general attractiveness of the hail which
in itself VIII command the admiration OF
every one, will be enhanced by the dis
tribution OF potted plants around the
stage and other parts of the ball The
programs to be used are in The form Of q
souvenir aud will contain fine hsif-tone
pictures OF Miss Blauvelt, Signor Cam
panari, Jules Jordan aud the Auditorium.
Arrangements bave been made for the ac-
commodation OF patrons from this city
and special cars will be attached to the
7:20 steam cars for Pawtucket. The
Main and Garden street clectrics pass the
Auditorium building. To avoid the rush
on the evening Of the concert 1t will be
good judgment on the part OF those vino
intend going to secure seats in advance at
Billings Music store, where the sale will
continue until the afternoon of the con-
cert
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-15
NEWPORT Ne WIS.
rrrom our Regular Correspondent

NEWPORT, Oct. 15.-Pilot boat Jessie
Carl, No. 10, weathered the recent gale and
Is now riding at anchor in this hsrbor. To
celebrate his escape, Thomas Thompson,
one of the crew, imbibed more liquor than
was good for him, ana in an alteration
received the contents of a boiler OF hot
water on his person. He will be out of
the hospital in a months time.
Johnsthan Robertsbaw is a constable OF
Tiverton, and thinks that on Saturda'
job was put up TO get him full" AT any
rate ne proved a willing accessory TO ths
scheme and got together lovely jag"
Armed with this he wandered TO t he house
of Edward Mulroy. Mrs. Mulroy at
tempted TO eject him, and she claims that
he assaulted her. AT any rate a brother
constable arrested him and brought him to
this city. Robertshaw gave bail for his
appearance. Yesterday noon Mulroy
oIlo in to swear out a warrant against
Robertshaw for assaulting his wife, W hen
he WAS much surprised TO be arrested for
keeping a common nuisance. he gave
bail and now there will De two Tiverton
cases on Tuesday.
A large electric light wire pole in front
OF the Redwoo Library fell during the
storm Saturday evening, A portion of
roof ON the mouse opposite was damaged.
There was frost on the Island this
morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-15
EAST PROVIDENCE.

Joseph eastman had narrow escape
on Taunton avenue yesterday. His bicy-
Gle slipped in front of an electric car. He
was thrown out OF harms way, but the BIZ
cycle was run over and ruined.
Yesterday afternoon at the st. Mary's
y. II. Church the funeral OF the late
Charles N. Adams took place, Rev. An
thony g. Hardy officiating. The bearers
were Fred Wsreham, George Thatcher,
Arthur Adams and John Thatcher. There
were many beautiful floral tributes. The
remains were taken to the Rumford Gene
terry for iuterment.
Yesterday afternoon after Sunday
school meeting was held and voted that
the present pastor, Rev. IA. r.. Johnson,
shall continue TO preach here for one
more year, and in the evening he sur
prises the audience by reading his resig
nation. A meeting is 10 be held Thursday
evening for the purpose OF asking him to
remain.
Rev. DIR. Eddy, DID,, pastor of the Unit
yersalist Church spoke upon the life of tho
late Oliver Wendell Holmes, DID. Rev. l..
q. Horton gave the third lecture upon q
series OF the "Prodigal SON." last night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-15
PROVIDENCE PUBLIC LIBRARY.

The number OF volumes issued during
the week ending Oc.oDor IL, 1874, ~ 1873;
a daily average OF 325.
Among the editions OF the past week
are: "From Blomidom To Smoky" 8
posthumous volume Il he ia.o Frank
Bolles's papers, or l0b, "Pom0nPh Trav--
els," by Frank X. Htooktou, il0,isl; and
''The Birds About Us. hy g. =. Abbott,
G07737.
In connection with Or Oliver Wendell
Holmes recent death, the iCllowing rSier-
ences may bo given: Ihs life, by W. NJ
Kennedy published in 1889, with
photography, 3es1. .46; DIR. Holiness own
"reminiscences. In his ''Pages from an old
volume OF life" (1SS3), 07i .i22; aud in the
New Portfolio" Atlantic (lSSo), "
55, p. 24S-5s 054l3.55. See also "Po-
cts Homes" QS79) " 2, 3Iol.z.z;
Mrs. Bottoms Famous American
Authors" (lssO, 37si.l6; "oliy.r
Wendell Holmes in Beacon street." by A.
w. Rollins, Critic, (1ss5l, v. q, p. /; Is,
1886; "Oliver Wendell Holmes at Bey-
erIy Farms" Critic, (1s9o), Y. II, p. i47,
15S7.Sl7: the articles or Or. Holmes by +.
II. Underwood, ScIibusr's, (lS79), v. 10, p.
117-27 .05s.17.l6; by W. IL. Riaeing, Chau-
taugusn, (sS7), v. 8, p. 1b 05l.49.s; and the
article in AppleIons q, (ls14), Y: IT, p5t5-
~ mates GsaS o Am, the ISs iSloMng slsnl sss %s1
be named: C. F. richardson S
american Literaturen 1850 ~ iozs;2.2;
Bsyard Tsylor's "Critical Essays" (lSs0l,
O71, ,l30; Stedman's "Poets OF America !"
1851, 37S1.l4 "Poets and Poetry Of
America" C1S42). by r. w. Griswold,
IOOs.l; American Literature (iSS6), by
4. =. Whipple, 01.l58; the article by JIG.
Pslirsy in the North American Review
(lS37), v. *. =. 275-77, ib37.t.44; by
j. q. Whittier in his Literary
Recreations (1s5i), 0i1.4o; by Ray
Palmer in the international Review,
(lS80), v. s, p. 501-14; and by q. ". Cur
It's in Harper's, (lS91), v. So, p. 277-8S, 054.-
ll.S3; also, the following, by English
writer's Poems OF Oliver Wendell
Holmes" by j. III. Ingrsham, Academy,
(1SS2), v. n, p. 4, 052.33 21; the article on
his Works" in the spectator, (4802), v.
90, p. 367, 052.l7.69; and in Bsokwocd's,
(iS92), v. l52, p. l9q-2o7, o54.2I.l62; (;
also the article by Il. Delills in the
Fortnightly, 1885, V. 40, p. 23o- s3,
054.26.46. On DR.. Holmes ~ huuiorist,
see american humorists" 1sSD, by IL.
II. Haweis, 37Sl.3; also the foregoing re-
printed FROM the Pal HALL Gazotte, in the
Critic, (lSs6), v. 8,p. A6, l537.SS; snd "rho
American Mootaigrs," Spectator. lIsS6),
v. 90, pit. I, .. 60, US;.l7.5st Several sue
cessive birthday ooservaDces beginning
in 1890. full reference to which can be hao
at the Information Desk, are OF interest.