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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-30
A CONFERENCE CALLED.
Movement Among Populists to Form
New Party.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 30-lt has become
known that Chairman TauGenek OF the
Populist national committee, and other
Populists, who are in the city, have ad-
dressed circular To a number OF
prominent members of that party
throughout the country, calling a con-
ference TO meet IN this city some time
next week. IL Is supposed to be TO find
out how the ,Populist members view the
formation OF a new party along silver
lines as laid down by the declar-
alton OF principles adopted by the silver
men and others. IL is thought that the
Populists who attended the silver con-
vention will try TO ascertain whether
their brethren win favor the now party
and how far they will 60 toward the
formation Of IL.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-30
BROWNS RECORD
Summary of Football Season.
Fifth in Race.

II was happy lot OF men that covered
the Boston Tech barge efter the Thanks
giving game. They were bubsling over
with Joy that they had scored
on Brown after beating them In
a previous game. Three thousand people
braced the bitter cold TO witness the con-
test at Adelaide Park and saw Brown win
with the score OF 1914. Only once did
tho Tech team get the bail in the
fast half and they Immediately lost that
important article on the first play. Half
back Robinson was injured and forced to
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-30
ONE GAME APIECE.
The Providence and Pawtucket Polo
Contest Yesterday.

The Pawtucket Auditorium saw two
fine polo games yesterday, or rather, great
audiences aid, and the honors were even
ly divided, each team winning game.
In the afternoon game the score was
twice tied at the start, but all the rest Of
tho time Providence was not In 1t. The
first goal was won by the Grays on q
clever play by Hipson, and Cunningh ham
did the same for Pawtuoket directly af-
terward. Newcomb and Canavan also
did brilliant execution. Following Is the
summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-30
CALENDAR FOR DECEMBER I.
The calendar Of the Supreme Court 70,

The calendar OF the Supreme Court Tor
Saturday is as follows:
tAppellate Division.I
1888 (equity). Catherine Agan VS.. Pat
rick Agan. Attorneys-H. J.. Curtis for
plaintiff; A. j. Cushing for defendant.
1865 (equity). Charles Long ct al. vs..
George Shaw. Attorneys. Il. Colds.
worthy for plaintiff, w. b. Tanner for de-
fendant.
3s40 (equity). Edward Il. George ct al.
VS.. William A. Fenner. Attorneys-Bas-
sett Il Mitchell and Samuel Morris for
plaintiff; Bosworth d Jenckes for defend
al nt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-30

AakADEgN, O., July ~, 1891.
MEssRs. Lyman BRos, savannah, Ga.
DEAN efHa-I tsuRht bottle of your ?. r. p. a,
Hot springs, Ark. asd u has done me more gcod
than three m1nihs ueatiIcu ~ At tho Hpt eprinte.
Have you ~ sruutf iu TITS part oi The cOuntry or
let 80 krsw sov maoa a viii cost % GET three or
sin bottles from Isur eIty ly cSpT0ds.
Respectfully yours,
JAS. ". NEWTON,
Ab~raeeu. Nrown Couuty. o
For sale BY Halt ana Lyon, 237 Westminster street
Handing a Blanding, a and bs Woyboeset street;
A. w. Fcnner Jr i7s Westminster street; Byron
a, smith, olnsyyllis seasTs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-30
Another Record Conc.


Hy Tho AstOolaifI FfrfN
DENVER. Colo, 30. - Az the Denver
Wheel Club Park yesterday, Perving and
Pugh broke the worlds records tandem
unpsced, Two miles in s:ie. three miles
in mtnutss, four milos in 8:20, ave miles
IN II .s6. J. IS. Parks broke the lwo-thirds
mile worlds record, doing II in :28 1-5,
class A. unpaced.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-30
OFFICER GALLlGAN DEAD.

q. William Galligan, who has been a
member Of the police force for nearly two
years, died a. home, 81 Thurber's avenue,
early yesterday morning. He contracted
cold about three weeks ago which de-
veloped into typhoid fever. He was born
in this city, was 70 years OLD and leaves a
widow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-30

The Grays played for all they were worth
at the evening game, and although the
Pawtuckets fought hard, they suffered
defeat by q score of A to2.
Newcomb got tho first two goals and
Cunning ham shot the next one for the
home team.
John Cullen took the place of Lations
In the final period and did some good
work.
Following Is the summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-30
THREE PERISH.
Mother and 1--WE Children Burn to
Death.
M The Amoetn,ed Pres.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 3O.--At 1918
O'clock this morning the house of Jacob
Schoppenheilm on Prescott avenue was
set on fire by defective flue and burned
10 the ground. Mrs. sehoppenheilm and
perished in the flames. The husband and
father had a narrow escape from death.
being seriously scorched.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-30

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 30.-Professor
Irwin Shepard, secretary Of the Nationsl
Educational Association, has received
notice that the convention OF the assocla-
tion will be held at Denver, July TO IL,
1895, end that the railroads have agreed TO
round trip rats cqusI 70 one fsrs and =
additional Ter msrs bsrship fee in the ssse-
citation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-30

grounds, the Brooklyps turned the tables
in the Wapderers by score OF TO !.
The attendance was large In both IN
stances, but the ground was hard and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-30

SPRryoFIELD, Ill, Nov. 30.-w. Tramp
Irwin, Of Irwin, formerly champion shot
OF Kansas, has defeated Captain A. II.
Bogardus OF Lincoln, the old-time cham
pion Of the world, Ia shoot st live birds.
The scers nas AZ to ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-30
Fire Nurdock.
ny The Asaoc ateA Pres.

By The Associated Pres.
MrYNFAPotis, MINI, Nov. 3O.-A special
10 The Tribune from Murdock. MINI,
says: Thr business portion OF this place
wss destIi v ,d by fire last evening. Three
general stores, the postofiice, bank, hard :
wsre store and Review Office are burned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-30
a. w. HARRIS SENIOR 90.
S0UsA'S CONCERTS.
A Large Audience at Infantry Hall
Afternoon and Evening.


Director ID. W. Reeves had every reason
TO be satisfied with the result OF his ven-
ture yesterday as manager.
Sousa's Band was the attraction he Of
fered for the afternoon and evening
of Thanksgiving, ard the two concerts
were listened to and enjoyed by hall full
Of people. Both crowds were not only
large, but representative OF that class OF
people that manager likes to sell tickets
TO and nrst-clsss Aggregation of musi-
Clans prefers to play for - intelligent,
appreciative asd we'll dressed.
Both programs offered = pleasing va
ricty Of the popular and the classical, and
nothing was completed but that the en-
core followed and was responded to by
the genial Seusa IL was worth consider
able TO see the man himself and the case
with which he directed the work of his
forty or more players.
The selections for the afternoon were:
overture-"willisn Tell. .... Rossinii
LInprsvisstsur et Ia Pete. varia-
tions, La Fets.
sxophene solo-"Air A~ericsine". .......... PHILIPPE
Mons. Jean hoersmann.
Fourteenth Hungarian Rhapsody............. Liszt
Sextette FROM Lucia ca.................... Doniz EFT
Messr.. Bode, Grimm, Lyon, Fryer, Williams, Hasse
Ninuett "Antique"....,.........F .Faderewski
March-"hsnhattsnB Beach,. sousa
Soprano solo-'venEsno wslts"..... ,.....venzano
Symphonic Poem-"The Chariot Race" ."..souss
ulustration-'ro' de wa"...................Ku Kunkel
The overture for evening was from
Tannhauser, and for an encore to that
the leader gave his own Washington Post
March, at the same time making graceful
aokno wledE cement OF the enthusiasm with
which the popular air was received.
Nine. FrsRcesa Guthrie Meyer sang
go, Hall, l Greet Thee" and then pleased
everyone by following II with "S1wsnee
River" Arthur W. Pryor, for an encore
TO his trombone solo, "Air Varie," gave
cloves Old Sweet Song" and so on
throughout the evening. something extra
that everyone knew for every selection
that was announced.
The evening program:
Overture, ,"rasnhauser,".. Wagner
Second Hungarian Rhap psody. Liszt
Trombone Solo "Air vsrie" Pryor
Mr.. Arthur w. Pryor
Scenes at n Masquerade. Lacome Forester
a. Grand ksrch Of the Msskors.
b. The Ponchisllo Family
c. Ccluubisss Firtsten.
a. Revelry Of the Essksrs.
ssrspsis sfastirs......7..........B Bounaud
Garch-"fhs Liberty Bcil' il'.............sossa
Aria from "TapRhssssr"-"o. Nall Greet
iheeF............ ...........s.W Wagner
Nms FTanssscs oathrie- Meyer
Interme<so kusse... .......,... 90. -. tranks
Hunorssaue -" Good Bye. ...............,soasa
Introdv vction-Third Act Of "Lshengrin". q. Wagner
superintendent Mansfield states that
nobody realizes the amount OF work there
Ia i'm removing the voting booths to thar
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-30
PaMtueket.

Stops in goal-sword, IS; Lations, 3ii Cullen 8.
Fouls - Providence, Il Pawtucket, 1. Score -
Providence, 4; Pawtuckct,2 q
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-30

Superintendent Mansfield states that
nobody realizes the amount OF work there
Is in removing the voting booths to thar
winter quarters.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-30
Tho Evening Game.

Stops in Roai--Lations, "A; Sword, a. Fouls
Providence, q score-Pawtucket 4 Providence, z
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-30

Won by Rushed by Time. Gagged by
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-30

Goal. Won by Rushed by Tin
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-30
Providence.

Referee Charles o'Malley. L
, 1894-08-16
Merfmiir0ioe hebido6.

Cine iebr romantiide @ntfi6run9Sges
i6tcbte, in Det6er eS iicb nm boS @erltedert
zines 9eiiteSicbmadben 0}anueS 6unoelte,
ioute beute bot 9tt9ter Sears 3ur 9cr9Qnoz
Lung fOnlTneu. Die &ldgerin lift bic Sat
tin bon Gbene5cr %. 8Der8 aus 2lue8benD,
Ba., Den fem 8ruDer q. 90. 8per5 am Is.
Wtat OeS Derftolienen SSabre8 nit 6ilTe BON
6enrD s. SbielOS entfiibrte, nab Chicago
brabte unb bier inter Sbbut bon Or. 2elpt5
W. GaQman I'M Great gfortDern 6otel
iteQte, I'm, tpie Srau 8DerS be6auptet, iicb
in ben 8ciib lpi9ttger 9ofumente 1tno
i6lteBlth ietneS 8erm0gcn9 3u icben.
SpGter lamb Die Satin ibren getiteSgelt6rz
ten Wfann in ct. 8uuL un0 nn4m i6n mach
Chicago, no Or. SaGman i'm obermolS
entfilbrte. Die Gntfitbrer brodbten ben
Srritnni8en Damn MATCHMAKER mach San
6ranciSco, Gbtta, Sapan uno 0uItralien,
no Srau 8Der5 iicb ober1naiS in ben
8eitB ieiner Berion ieBte, bis ct aberntulS
entfiibrt uno na3 @bica9O 8uritd9ebracbt
mur0e.
BiS iebt 9eGarg es ben 8eamten nic6t,
Or. Iauman ben ri9terlidben 8efebl, ildb
nit 8Der8 int @ericbtSioal ein5uftn6en
uno itcb gu OeranttDOrten, 81 iberrCtCben,
ba ct ltc9 Der6Orgen bait.
Qbonntrt auf baS N~benbbIatt Der Suinois
StaatSs 3ettun8 BreiS ] Sent.
, 1894-08-16
Die pfaiterun9 Ser GaIaue 2lpe.

Die Grage, tpem Der Gontraft fir bie
8flaiterung Ser 2aiaue 9tpe. 3u8eipro9en
tperbcn tptrb, ob Oem nteorigiten 8ieter,
benz G%ontraftor 9ine aus Stem Oorf, o0er
ser bieitgen 8ernu1oe5 9lSpDalt 8aptn9 So,
beren Qln9ebot Inn 20 Gents pet Qua6rats
Yar6 b0ber lift, ais baS 9ineS', mtr6, wte
WlaDor 6optinS beute @ormittag ertlGrte,
nicbt Dot Dem nGbiten MOntag enti9ieOen
tperben.
Ser Mapor pOute beute nod nibt mitz
tbeiler, mas feline Grmittelunsen iber
Btne'S GOmpeten5 fir ein 9tclultat ergeben
bGtten, ebenio mei9erte iic9 Sberboucomz
mtii6r Sones beutc 8ormittag, feline @nz
it6t in berieIben QIngeIe8enbeit funb 81
geberl.
, 1894-08-16
StdottIbes.
mteoer eine Seniation i'm 6an0els=
fdmmer0ebduoe.

9aS6anbeI5fommer9ebdllbe in ipelcbcm,
ipte mir mittbettten, geitern einc Dame
t6ren Gbegatten ouspettI6te, mar am 9tobz
mitta8 ipieOer Der SbaupIaB elmer auf7
re9enben S5ene. 9ficbaro Coleman ioG8te
elmer OaS 6auS betretenben iungen Dame.
NlS fte ii9 ani9ifte, nab einent Oer Ta5rz
ftible 51 9eben, faBte ct ite am Aru1e unb
%begann, ais ie itcb iGm 5u entipinOen Derz
iudte, etnen Sampf. 9ieiem macbten inz
beiien iebr icbneu einise Der Dame 3u 6tlfe
ipringen0e 6erren Elm Gnoe, ultO Coleman,
ber BEN Gtn6rud zines 9erritdten ober 8e=
trunfenen macbte un6 in SEQ. 1341 81.
!6aIitebit r. Gin acknowledgement betreiben
iou, tpur0e nGcb Der QlrmorD gei6afft. Die
Dame Oeri6Wanb, Obne tbren 9tanen am
9e9eben Su baben.
, 1894-08-16
Soil Gicena beaahIen.

Ser itG6tii9c @runOei8entbum8a8ent
@iuiam5 lit unermuolicb III icinem 8ez
itrebet, Der Sta6t im1ner neue Ginna6mes
queIen SIT eri9lteBen, be3p. iDr 81 ibrent
9tecbte au UerDelfen. ST bat ieBt Die
Gntoefung gcma9t, baB Die III Der 9tdbe
bcS Mfanbottan 8eoh !0otels IN Set IS.
StraBe, 5ipii6en Set Safe 2lDenue unO Dem
Gee ongcle9te &uti6bobn tbeilipeiie ouf
itGbtiibem 0runb unb 8o6en itebt, unO
CT Dirb ben 8eiiber bieieS @tabtiiiementS
CUR 3ablung elmer entipre4enben Gicen59es
biibr 9eran5iebeu.
, 1894-08-16
Urum0eigent6mm
-eOmmsrfrtfa

2ottsH in q. 6, 9sftn9's Bopers Safe eubbiOiftoH.
guf ousemsin,n Wunia Der sablrei9sn 8sfu1sr Del
9srrn 9tFngs 6aru nm Boomers Cafe in @iseOHiin il
bic 2af..f5rout i'll Soften ~ausgsIegt unb in ben Mort
ssbraht gOtpsrs 2ots lift in speiftiHOtasr 5oBrt mi
Ger glOrtb @sfterH.gobu al srrsidsu, Iisgt Hube be
Station Seuoa SunctiOM @iscONfH. Die tur5e 6abT
BON SsHOa S~unottoH ann Cafe lit reid an Scenerien Uni
ssrpdbrt cine berrIife Nusfht uf bos berumItegsHO
Serraiu. Ste Gotten BADEN idmmtli4 50 SUB SloTroH
am Ses unb i.Ibft i'm bstBeTteu CONNER nebt Elm be-
ftdnbig fabIer wiub bonn Sibeu iber ben Cafe unb ftnl
in 1oIee Der Saofront uns BEG itettg fhbIsH miEbt3
bie5s Gotten bic begebrtefteH am 9an3eu Sote fe bobes
cine 9isfs OOn 400 GuB, fnO nit ben oi96nfteH
Saottsnbdunten, iple gineu, 9uhen, geOerH, unb onerlsi
S9lingeepdd5eu beTtoubeu, srbe6eu f9 tbeiltpslie5 so sui
Rber ben STE uns bieteu zine moIsrtibe @usfidt uber oeH
cine WteiIe breiteu unb 5tpeI WtsiIeH IougeH STE, iueIau
an 59oubeIt unb Scenerteu benz Safe Seneoa, Dem be.
ttebtefteH See @iscOufins. elei6tOmmt. Sos Eors
4ofer, bon GiisHqueneH sen6brt frsi DON allen Sumpf.
~pflnn8sn, Der iouei9e SOoen beteu Die id6uiteH Babe.
pIdse snbIrsi9s Slide, gOotfubrsn uub GsgeIH IobeH
gu bisism Sport. SIR 9abs0HtulteL CUTE @erpTssuug
NIB prOmpts 9erSinouns 8iptf3su Der Station SeuOa
SunctiOn unO Dem Safe 1T geiOrgt.
gtur So Soften fiHs OOrBouosu; fsirs Camille uns
gtoturlts6bobsr foatsH ss uuterIaTen, Tb cine guuftsal
gu F6eru. @abere austunft srtbsiIt, iOmie gIottsp
ssrleKhet
6. @eImI
1855 MtIpuufee aos.
obsr SimHlsr 60, SO. 20 Ga Soue Cir.
aasinigsr @gsnt. 9sIb. unb sauogsf&aft
, 1894-08-16
Inter frteoensbiirofbdft.

Sront SeSnter tpurbe beute Mtorgen bon
&i6ter &eriten inter elmer 6~riebenSbiir8s
ihaft bon $500 geiteIt, peil CT Dem 9to.
$40 Southport Qtpe. tp%obnbaften 2out5
8o9ner bebrobt bate. Bagner bate eintz
gen 8efannten Die 1lhren9ci9i6te er5dblt,
in peIber 8ranf GeBmer ltno iein 8rrber
SObn geitern Dor &idter &eriten pertpiGelt
tDdrer.
, 1894-08-16
S1mibon

ST b oHboIesSotten $500 uuo o~ufrpdrts.
- &ei6te 3abluugen. - 2auge SerTIHe. 30 9rn5eHt
SntereIIen. - SIN manufactured gtabe oes @bouoaIe uuo
WtapIepOOb 9epOts, DOH S9uleH uu0 8IrdeH. Stem
Soften an Der SbDuo5 @ue., uube Der Belmont uHo
6(Itou aoe. limb Tur cine ueue 59ule getauft uuO Dlro
bieeIbe tnuerbol6 etues Sabre5 geb0ut iein. &b3ugss
tanGle uuo @a1er fiu0 gele9t. Sic t5Gbrt nab Der StGoi
betragt MIR 6 Gents. Sic 3Dnbab miro ibre 3uge in
tur3er 3et Ourb 6ieles 8ebiet lauieH Iailen. Die i9bH'
ten Sei6aftslotteH an Der clifton uHO Belmont 4pe,
nH6 Der meitieite, @eToen3.gotfen an allen Geft.n.
itroBeu. - SQuIer nab Wuui9 ouT Iei4te Ab5ubluu9eH
gebQut. - 3Ige perlaiieu 9OHHtags UNI $40 ubr uuf
I'M 100 WItt0Qs oas Qgens Ctr. Depot Uuo bolteH an
meiuer 3pei9pffice. Ode 9ioeriep Str. uHo WtapleDoOa
Station. - Gfflce SOuntogs DfeH.
6. WeIms,
8feb. bon, fri 10, bap 1885 @dlnaufee InG
, 1894-08-16
6wei9-O fFcen
- bes -
Nben0blatt Der 81, 9toot5z 3eitnng,
NfHcp-T eIenhnn N2n GRE

Sur @%eQuemli@fett unIerer on3eigenoen &unben DQbcn
DTr nit ben uutGu geuanuteH 9erren eiH AbTeumen Qs
lperben 81 b~eujet5er &retfcu. ol5 ipeHr bieielben brett in
bet Expedition Der SuluoiS Stoots5situng o~bge0e5en
merbep. &nSejgeu i0lpie Announcements fonlIen an 6ieien
luerbeu.
, 1894-08-16
W(0blirte 2inlnler.

On DermtetDeu: 9tRbjQe3 S1lQf5immcr bel eluer
- @ittpe. 1888 9eorbOrn Str, l. Stat.
l5oo2t
, 1894-08-16
3u fanfen aeiudlt.

Du tonfen qefuht: 9ic ~fOlgeubeu iluItrIrteu
~ Oeltl9e4 3eiti9rtiten* eiuieln OOer g~ebuuoeu. fir Die
sabre 1854 BIS 1894: BUD fUr 9tlt, Suuitrirte ,3ejnug,
SorIelllailoe. @Droutt Der ,3eit, uGbcr &Ou0 Un0 Yteer.
Welt NtoDerne &unit, SulOu=0eIt 2r. 9ebei 0eu
glalneH lno oos Datum Der 3eitiuriteu al. luelGe 3br
Security gIpg, 1tGStlOH Ctr. uuO 6iftb @pe,
, 1894-08-16
Neue An5eigepa.

Olae GOeessIu3eieen, weI9e fir ole
moreens2Ius9abe Ger nJuinois Staats=
3eitune" aufeeseben weroen, erf3eiuen foteu.
fret i'm 1beneblatt. Die Nnnahme Don Din,
5eieen fir eos lberobIatt idIie6t am II ubr
mittass, fir ole morsensNuseabe nm 10 ubr
Nbenos.
, 1894-08-16
SnOeS=9Gttsefoe.

Sreuuben rnb gefonnten Die trauriQe gtodrtdt, oaB
mein 9eliebter 9atte lnb infer gutter 8oter Scbn Ytors
mttto95 nm 3 llbr, I'M @lter BON As Sobrel, II WtDnateu
un0 % Gogen iouft I'M 3erru enti0laieu lit Sic Beer
Ol9un9 Ttnoet om Grettag, Oen II. &uguit, ~gtabmitto93
nm 2 ltbr, pom GrauerbouIe 1913 @lDbDuru NOe. ans
nadD @roCelonb itott. lin itile Sbeiluobme bitten Die
trouerHDea 9Interblie0euen
Mugmfte gSormau, Mittlpe;
16aQ2t Se1uD, &Gura, QDdter, uebit Qerman0ten.
, 1894-08-16
SerlOren ; Derlaufcn qeitoblen.


O2erlDreu: Cine l~pertbuoae Qoloene llbr in ooer
~ Dor benz 9auie NO. 1888 Meu5 Str. 6eQeu QHte
o~b5ugebeu i'm eriteu 9todlpert bel iyrau
e. Selig. l4ag3t
, 1894-08-16
IlItQn5ieucS.


SRo1e, GuiulaH s. 60. M}ortooge @anfers, 52 Scar.
" bDrnftroBe, nerlejben Selb ouf @bicogoer @ruuDs
ei9entbum gu Den HteorI91ten 8reiieu, iOpie auf auT Sc,
ponoe. 6oe5,lSt
, 1894-08-16
QR UerFaRfsH Obsr gu pertaRfatR:

StDet Sdufsr nit Soften in siuem raid smpOrbIhber'
ben Std6theu i'm 6ItIibeu @ouIus. 1850 Wteileu BON RAM
ias gitD, Dto. 9os Bropcrtp llegt an Der 9ouptitraBe,
nobe benz gabnbof, IeOe Got bat cine 9SrOHt bon so 6uB
NIB lie9eu ueben einauoer; Jrudtb0ume, RObleHitahs
Il. f. 10. Die 9auier bsfiH0en ii9 III gutter 8erfafiHug
uuo iiub oermIetbet, fperoeH 81 etnem S]pottprei5 oers
fault oeer Qegen 2pts ooer Elm penn pou 9leibem Nertb
in biefer Stabt unteetaRiht 9ertaUfsgruu0 SigeH,
Thinner tuDbnt bier in Der Stobt uHb bat felne 3eit, oem'
ielben ietne AuirerfiaufeIt gu nIoaleu. Gin gutter Bias
fir Semauo un Elm Sei9aft ou5ufaHgeH; fam Ssls
MAIDEN. 3as Propertp lift gaH3 ibIIoeHfrei.
DtaH aoreiIire:
6. 8. BreeIanb,
, 1894-08-16
Neritli0es.


CHE uOu 81. 0}uIDf erbaute 0ebammcu= SduIe lno
~ northumberland @fe Us. l3. uu0 &QfIu Ctr.
@iblauo N0e, lUJro 0tttte September erDffuet.
IlauGt
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Animal Ststpmnnt Of the PENNSYLVANIA FIRE
hhhu@l OlGtOnl0ut INSURANCE COMPANY of
Philadelphia in the State Of Pennsylvania on the
Slst day of December, 1898: made to the Insurance
Superintendent of the State Of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
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Aor.: w 12 Staats8e itung.
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Total gross amount of
claims for Losses. $500, 842.9o
Net amount of unpaid Losses..........S 300, S42. 80
Amount of une&rned Premiums on all
outstanding risks ................. 4,233, 534.64
Due for Commissions and Brokerage. 1876, 243. 2S
AL other La hiltins y 905 70
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Total Liabilities IS 4, 742, 526.53
Less liabilities secured by special de-
, 1894-08-16

Annual Statement Of . The PACLFdC TTRE IEsU
York in the State of New York, on the S1st
day OF December, 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent OF the State Of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-10
Arlington.

A large and attentive audience gat hered
In District Hall last evening to listen to
the wonders OF Thomas A. Edison's great
invention In photography, by Professor
Lowell. Theprofessor explained and illus
trated the workings OF the phonograph,
after which he produced q variety OF
selections of brass band, or
chestra, vocal and instrumental
solos, quartets and recitations, so that
each person in the hall derived full bene-
mt. Mr.. Il. Il. Walker, the well-known
cornetist in this place, gave a
cornet solo, "The Swiss Boy" which the
professor reproduced by the phonograph
with wonderful exactness. The professor
was assisted by the following talent
Readings by Misses Jacobs and Sadie
Kennedy, harmonica and banjo solos by
Messrs. Turner and Greene, aud solos by
Mrs. l.. X. Waterman.