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TIE moNIannEnY.
a New Cruiser Covering Herself with
GiprS.

= w" NHhsN'N -HNfN.h W. hfNAtN WIN
Glory.
NEw LONDON, Conn, Jan. l0.-The
new cruiser Montgomery maIo her
official trial trip today, in the words Of
some members OF the official Trial
board, Towering herself with glory"
aud acquiring the title cf "qutan Of
her clasr." she made the eKtfaDrdin.
nry speed, ~ estimated, oil 10 knots
an hour, with the tide agains, her 20.
ing out and in her favor returning,
nnd subleoiiug these figures T. q slight
correction for tidal change, which IL
likely 90 be IN her favor, tue fesuit Of
the trial assures the builders OF pre-.
MUM Of at least SIS, 900, and perhaps
$4,000.
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Awara Modal. Objectionable.

q, NhslrN0roN, Jan. 10. - Senator
','' 'udSy stated that no should pro-
.'N' against the designs for the award
ln'uuis OF the Worlds Columbian
3 .uttion. lie secured proofs from
we fhilauulphiR mint aud on one side
VI lho medal ~ was discovered that me
.'Hgh was that Of u stalwart specl-
mon of American manhood, holding
tu ,ih night hand lighted torch ana
'h us left abield. nearly all the
'enSlora condemn tho design anu
tubstituled.
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WAsInSGrON, ID. c., Jan. i9.-Thc
House COMMITTEES on elections by q
practically unanimous vote, today de-
olded In favor Of Thomas Settle (Rsp)
whose rcat WIS contested by Williams
tDeni.) from the Firh North Carolina
II strict
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The above underwear will all
be piled on tables where every
body can get a chance to see il.
Monday morning follow the rush,
the great underwear crowd will
come.
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Ia chronic and nervous dlsoates that he
was entirely curod. iio commenced 10
got better from tho hrs'. Ny little boy'r
case was certainly bad one. lio began
to look had, and was pooyish aud irclfll,
bis temper was Irritable, hl' sleep WAS
disturbed by disarrocablo dreams Ho
was very nigo,y and nervous, could no,
sit still. The muscles OF tho faco would
witch, hi gait was peculiar, being slow
and shuiiling. No matter whore tho
hand was placed 10 could no, be kept
steady. So grave woro all these symp-
toms that Il seems almost a miracle that
ho was restored 10 perfect hoallh In %
short time.
81 heartily recommend Dra shores &
Shores"
The above case l. ono Of special inter-
eat to parents. Many children aro sub.
Joct 10 tho same nervous symptoms, yot
in mlider form. This should never DO
neglected, All such cases, n iakon In tho
early stage, can be- cured Drs. Shores
& shore, have proved this fact In the
case Of lille Raymon stanton.
REMEMBER,
An patients who apply for treatment
during this month viii DO iroa oil until
cured fors q, a month. medicines fur
nishod FREE
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NIearrgnnn ,nnaI An,Lr..

NEW GJik, jan ia meeting Of
The reorganization committees OF the
NtoAfagua Canal o. upany was held
yesterday a. the oiilcc " the company.
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RENT ER,
Zion Medical and NllIiGal Institute

Located permanently la the Harmon
Block, - T.. Second south St.,
Salt Lake city, Utah.
q. W. SHORES, NJ D.,
a. J. SHORES, n. D.,
Consulting Physicians.
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CouHcnL BLUFFS, a., Jan. To-
A'v4h W. LoAer, the well.known
,,plh.ef OF this city, last evening at.
"ulp'eu to commit T0pe on little
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spec!altos An diseases u the Rye, Ear.
nose, Throat ard Luugs, Female. Rectal and
private diseases, our ire tment for Piles II
method.
once hours-Q 70 n m,, 80 bpm, 3tos
pm aundaya, n AN. - . PA
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NEW fomS, Jan. l0.-It ia under.
$1,000 that syndicate OF New York
nahhers arc preparing TO offer 10 take
We entire proposed issue OF fifty mil.
nols OF bonds at Cariisle's hgufes.
huston, Chicago anu Philadelphia
uAnhefa want show ut them, how.
p'eti anu to prevent them from over.
,u,,uuling u Is likely they viii be nd.
ul''oi to the syndicate.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-17
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Pumping Engines and Boilers,
Office OF the Commissioners Of Public Works,
City Hall, Providence, X. l., August ., 1894
PLlNS AND PROPOSALS.

Are invited at this Office until ~ a. m. sepiem-
bCr for furnishing 20 the City OF Providence three
pumping engines. with boilers, Tor raising sewage
from the outiall sewer In Aliens avenue TO ais
charging sewer ia Ernest street under the follow
ing conditiOps csch eng NJ 10 deliver from twelve
10 thirty six miiio gallons In twenty tom hours
on an average ift OF about tweuiy seven ieet but
varying from twenty-siX feet - thirty ftet,
without greatly dc rcasing IT. duty under extreme
conditions. The elevation OF the doors OF engine
house and boiler house 20 be not lower than twen-
~. two feei above low water IN the pump wcll nor
higher than twenty-six feet above said level, but
the pump- may be set lower.
The plant is 90 have complete connections and
equipments ready 20 run permanently.
The time which will be required TO put the plant
IN operation Is 20 be stated IN the proposal. Also
the duty which viii be guaranteed under the best
conditions of Running and The amount OF variation
from such duty undcr The conditions herein stated.
IN comparing bids proper allowance viii be made
for ;he value to the City of Providence OF high
duty and uniformity Ia duty, as also for anlfy,
low cost OF ihstalmcnt ana economy OF mainten-
ance. -,
Engineer
Each bid must be accompanied by a properly
certified check for the sum % one thousand dol
lars PAYABLE 10 the und rsigred, which heck viii
be rcturncd 10 the bidder unless forfeited by the
abandonment OF the proposal.
ArAti.ia.tory bond Tor n sum equal 10 one third
OF the at 0f the contract viii be required ter
the faithful performance Of the contract
The righ TO reject any or al bids Is reserved
ROBEkr y. SMITH.
aug2-26t Commissioner OF Public Works.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-17
BY 40. MAKEE, Auctioneer.
Mortgages Sale.

VIII be sold at public auction Friday Aug. ~,
1894 at II O'Clock m. ~ the oilice OF A. o. Makee
No Westminster street, Providence. r. IT,, by
virtue Of the power Of sale contained In a deed OF
mOrtgage made aud executed by Joseph nans-
worth dated sept. q 1884, ani recorded IN the land
records OF Providence. r. l., in real estate mort
gage book No. 166, pags i55, the conditions OF the
said deed Of mortgage having besp broken.
One certain lot OF land With ali the improvements
thereon, situated in said Provid nce and laid out
and described as LIT Number Nine t9l on plat OF
lots in the Tenth Ward OF the city OF Providence
belonging TO Mrs. Amey Manton and others, sur
veyed and drawn, June 1885, by George X. Tingley,
c. n. which said plat Is recorded in the Recorders 8
Office OF said city in Plat Book w rs, page ~, card
5sS refe renee 20 said plat being had TOR full
description. Of said lot OF land which are all the
same premises decided to said grantOr by deed dated
October 3, 1883 aud recorded in Book No. S54,
page 49,
l5y order OF the assignee Of the mortgagee, who
hereby gives notice OF intention 10 bid upon said
mortgaged premises at the sale thereof or at any
rostponement or adjournment OF the same
July27-F4t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-17

BY A. o. MAKEE, AuctIoneer.
Mortgagee's Sale.

viii be sold at Public Auction FRIDAY, August
AZ, 1894, ut " m, At the Office OF A. q. Makee,
Mestminsto ter street Providence. X T., by virtue OF
made and executed by Genaro and Concitta Lelg-
nori, dated oct 20. lS93 and record ed an the land
records of Providence, *. A., In deed book number
16T page 2f, In the oice OF the recorder OF deeds.
the conditions Of said deed OF mortgage having
been broken,
A certain lot % land with all the improvements
thereon, situated In said city and laid out and de-
scribed as lS number fffy-seven (bD upon plat
Hili belonging 10 the heirs of william Randall, as
surveyed and plated June, 1875, by n. H. schue
olney aud Orin Smith. appointed by the supreme
Court October ter, iAi5 which pla. Is recorded In
the oflce Of the recorder OF said Providence, sub
ject 20 a mortgage OF si400 20 VIM N. Harris.
BY order Of the MORTGAGE who hereby gives
notice OF inteatoa 10 bid upon said mortgaged
premises at the sale thereof or at any POSTPONE
plent or adjournment OF the same jly2,-F-t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-17
TAKEN BY SURPRISE.
New Bedford Manufacturers Plans
of Action Not Yet Decided Upon.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Aug. 17.--As the
result OF the action taken by the Mule
Splnners' union the mill managers held u
meeting yesterday and discussed the trade
situation In its different phases. The
opinion was expresseds that the reduction
should have taken place three months ago.
No indications of receding from the stand
already taken we're manifested, although
it Is the belief of many that conciljatory
arrangements will be made before the in
euguration of the strike Monday morning.
The manufacturers were Enthusiastically
taken by surprise by the action of the
Spinners' union, and IL is limited that sew
eral OF them are willing to withdraw the
reduction rather than onter into a conflict
with the spinners, while others persist in
letting matters take their course. 1t is
rumored that another meeting OF the mill
managers will be called before the end Of
the week.
Secretary Hart expressed the opinion
that the weavers will vote TO strike. They
are desperate, he said, and viii fight the
issue if they starve. The card and picker
room operatives are said to be determined
to strike Monday unless the threatened
reduction is withdrawn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-17
THE DOUGLASS MURDER.
Nettie Loved Her Parents and Was
Always willing to Help Along.

CONCORD, N. H., Aug lit Is under
stood that the authorities are in possession
of evidence thai will 60 far toward con
victing young Mclean of murder. Ho
still preserves unbroken silence.
The parents of the dead girl are objects
of universal commiscration, and received
many tokens Of coincidence. The almost
heart broken father and mother, with n
few neighbors il appears, kept lonely
vigil over the remains. Neither closed
their eyes during the night.
The remains lay In the neat and cosy
little sitting room, where off and on dur
ing the past few months the girl was in
the habit of spending an evening in the
society OF her lover The grief stricken
father noted this fact in talking over the
murder with some of his neiglbors.
That he has ever been hard working
and industrious man was amply attestcd
by some of the older people of the town,
who have known him most OF his life He
was carly in life engaged I'm the lumber
business, and, in following his avocation
of teamster, drove steadily for one con-
Germ in Goffstown.
In discussing the murder he referred TO
Nettie as having been the apple of his eye.
She was Of n most affectionate nature, and
dearly loved her parents. The father re-
marked that Nettic, to help along the fam
lily, was eager 60 do any extra work for the
neighbors, whereby she might earn dol
lar.
Thus Il happened that she won't picking
strawberries during the berry season, and
within few weeks helped the Ripley
family in caring for their household.
The funeral of the murdered girl will
take place this afternoon at 9 o'clock
from the house, and the pastor Of the
Methodist church will oflciate.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-17
RECORD SMASHING
Jhe Order Of the Day at the Wheel
mems Meet at Denver.
Dxciting One-M Open Race-Titus
disqualified and the Race Given to
Brown.


DENVER, Aug. 1.-THE national racing
tournament of the League Of American
Whcelmen was inaugurated here In the
presence Of over 10000 people. There was
some disappointment over the non-ap-
pcarAnce of j. s. johnson, the Minneap-
oils champion. His wheel broke In the
mile open trial in tho morning and he did
ost qualify.
The records lowered yesterday are those
Tor the one-mile novice, one-mile open,
class y, and hye-mile national champion
ship.
Leo Richardson of Chicago went against
che half mile record for backward riding,
and reduced IL from 2:47 30 1886. The mile
novice was paced by Chafiin0and Phillips
Ind she result was the fastest mile ever
hidden in novice race.
The first championship race was that OF
= mile. Twelve men started. Sanger
went clear of the bunch in the back
stretch, but gave up in the straight. Bald,
che winner, is from Buffalo.
The fourth event, the one-mile open,
created the greatest enthusiasm OF the
day. Sanger took the lead at the two thirds
and held il until 200 feet from the tape.
Sanger, Titus, Brown and Bald were all
tapping each other. Sanger had the pole,
or was close to It, and Titus, coming very
fast, cut inside of him Sanger's wheel
was seen to wobble for an instant, and
Titus and Brown finished ahead of him.
Foul Riding Claimed.
Titus was disqualified for foul riding
and Brown was given first place, with
Sanger second and Bald third. Titus
friends claim he was near enough to the
POLE to claim, and state Sanger tried to ell
bow Titus Of the track. Titus time was
2:1o 3-6, which is the record for a scratch
race, the previous record being e:11 3-5 by
Sanger Brown, the winner, is Cleve-
land man.
In the two-mile handicap, Barnett OF
Lincoln, Neb., who had a handicap of 100
yards, passed the leader in the second
'naile and won by 200 feet
In the hve-fnile championship the time
limit was set mt 16 minutes. Seven men
started The pace was set by seven riders
alternately, and at the four-mile point
fCAbanns took the lead. The squirt In the
last race was very hot, and at the finish
the men were prettily punched.
Titus won, and beat the worlds record
for Eve miles I'm competition, making the
distance in 1e:ls1-b. The previous record
was 1877 20, also held by himself. Muir
ply Of Brosklyn was second; Zeigler of
Califsrnia. third.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-17
WORK is SCARCE.


BEoCKToN, Mass, Aug. 1.-THE state
commissioners on the unemployed gave
hearing here yesterday. Witnesses testi-
fed that fully one-third of the working
people OF Rockland were without employ
ment, and that out of o0O0 shoe workers in
this city, one-third had been out OF work
during the year. Cuts of 70 per cent had
been made in many departments. The
Lasters' union reported that 300 of its
men had been without work during the
year, while the wages were cut down fully
a third.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-17

w. n. wilder, mayor Of Albany, Ca. says he has
ruferet with Rheumatism for fifteen years and In
thai time ne tried all the so-caled specifies but 10
no purpose. His grandson. who was on the B. A
w. railroad. tnnally rot him bottle % y. r. p.
The first bottle u p. p. p. showed its remarkable
Effects and after uslpg short time the rhcumatism
dI~apre earcf and he writes ne feels like new man.
rra falts pleasure In recommen nding Il 10 rheuma-
tt~1n suffers.
ffor sale ~ Nall a Lyon, 2ss Westminster stree,
0sndinf and Elasdlnf, a Weybosset street A. W.
nnner. Jr.. az Westminster street. Byrsn A
1ni&h, olneyvuls 5quzr&
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-17
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
TOCONTRACTORS
omce ofthe

Ofice OF the
sppcrinte ndcnpof Public Buildings,
CITY HALL Providence. r. L., Aug 10, 1884,
The ioint standing committee on cay property
invite proposals for building brok barn ~
system -. .
rIiaus and specincations may be seen al the Of
Gee ot Frederick r. Field, architect, NO. ~ Custom
fouse street rooms ~ and -. Providence, H.
Hids viii be sealed aud addressed 10 the under
siened an M MONDAY. August 90 al =. m.
lhe rIoht 10 reject any or ali lids u reserved
DAVID BURTON,
Chairman Committee on City Property.
ArarRr II. MANsFlRLD.
euper mt epdcps OF Public bufldings aus 'o-b
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-17
BROUGHT A MILLION.


LoursvrLLE, Aug. 17.--Charles S. Corter.
representing Drexel. Morgan a. Co.,
bought the Louisville Southern railway Mt
public auction yesterday, bidding 81 600, ,O0o
therefor. lie was the only bidder The
sale Is 20 be submitted to Judge Lurton
for confirmation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-17

MEXICO CTTY, Aug. 17.--Silvario and
Santiago Villegas, two brothers, were
killed by Joaquin and Felipe GaIacia,
father and brother of the sweetheart of
Silvario yillegas. The young woman had
been deserted by her lover, who Ind the
audacity to pass her house with another
woman, and the double murder followed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-17

STAPLEToS, 5. l.. Aug. IA spring
gun set by Thomas Bourke OF South
Beach killed Fred Bergman, his son-in-
law, as the latter was entering the house
of Bourke, with whom he was living.
Bourke says that he set tho gun TO protect
hts property, but II is ALLEGED that hc and
Bergman had quarrel yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-17

Z. OMAHA, Aug. 17.-0yer 1000 men have
been formally discharged from the Union
Pacific as result of the great strike. In
some cases the places of the strikers have
been filed with new men, but many Of
the places will remain vacant until busi-
ness will warrant an increase.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-17
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
TO CONTRACTORS

Office of the
Superintendent ~ fublic Buildings,
City Hall, Providence, AZ. L., Aug. 10, ls9s
the Joint standing cou,mittee on city property
invite proposals for building brick barn at Police
station No. a. knight ct. for the patrol sys
TEN. Plans aud specifications may be seen at the
onlce ot Hoppin, Read 4 oppln, archltects,
No. IS Westminster street, room 10, Providcn-e
X L.
Bids will he sealed and addressed 10 the UNDER
signed until MONDAY, August 20. nj p. m.
The right 70 reject any or all bids y reserved
DAVID BURTON.
Chairman COMMITTEES on City Property.
ALBERT T. NkNsrIrLD
superintendent Of Public Buiidings
sugio-s-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-17
HEADED OFE.


BERLIN, Aug. 1.-THE Lokalanzeigcr
asserts that Internal machines were dis
covered In the domiciles of many anar-
chists who have been arrested in this city
recently. The police believe that this in
ficates that series OF outrages, TO be per-
pertrated simultaneously, was intended.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-17

A BIG DAYS WORK.


LOUISVILLE, Aug. 17--Yesterday was
record breaker at Collector Johnson's
Office on whisky taken cut of bond. Over
oSooooo was paid in Kentucky product.
This il believed to be the largest receipts
A one day ut Any Office on record.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-17
KANE FOUND GUILTY.


Boston, Aug. l7.--In the trial of Henry
Kane for manslaughter verdict Of guilty
was returned by the jury. Sentence was
reserved. Kane and one Daniel Connolly
became involved in "a quarrel on the night
of July %. when Kane knocked Connolly
down in such way that his head struck
the sidewalk, causing "A fracture of tho
skull, from the effects Of which he after
ward died.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-17

ARLINGTON. lass, Aug. l7.--Mrs. Emily
Keene died .terdny. She was the first
American soprano sololist engaged by tho
Haydn society. She went 70 Europe as
the leading soleist Of Father Kemp's
chorus years ago, but has not done any
oublic singinG for several xears.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-17

LOWELL, Mass, Aug. 17.-After an an
topsy on the body of the woman found at
the Harris House, Medical Examinerss Irish
reported death from hemorrhage, but de
clined to say how it was superinduced.
The woman was identified as Carrie Dal-
ton, formerly Of the Metropolitan Opera
company. There is some mystery which
will not be cleared up until the body is
claimad
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-17
Reviewed by Governor.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Aug. IL. - AT Camp
Cleaves nearly 1900 men passed In review
before Governor Cleayes and stall. The
weather was perfect, and the review and
parades were the finest ever witnessed Mt
a Maine encampment. An unusually
large number of spectators were present.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-17

LLLswoRTH. Me-, Aug, lion the top
Of . so-f6ot pole last evening Lineman
Percy A. Smith caught hold Of a live wire.
He fell, and, besides severe shock. his
right hip and leg are broken, his side
bruised and head badly cut. His con-
ditiop is critical
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-17

RUDY's PILE SUPPOsiToRY IL vuafan.
teed 10 cure Piles ana Constipation OF money
refunded. ~ cents per box. ~cnd stnmp for
circular and Free sample TO MARTIN RUDY.
Lancaster. pa Dor safe by all nrst.cass
dIqvgists. CHAMBERS. CALDER A Co.,
Wholcsale Drugsists. Proyidencs. N. ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-17

LYNN, Mass, Aug. 17.--Timothy Shug-
rue, driver of chemical engine !, of the
LYNN fre department, was thrown from a
coal wagon which he was driving to exer-
else his horses, yesterday afternoon, and
almost Instantly killed, his neck and left
shoulder being broken by the fall.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-17
Lightning struck Perkins Farm.

SKowHEoAN, Me, Aug 17.--Lightnlng
Struck the barn belonging TO Fred Per.
kins Of Cornville, and burned the entire
set OF buildings, together with five COWS, a
yoke of oxen, many hogs, etc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-17
CHAPTER 500.
An Ordinance Authorizing the Park Coinmis SION
ers " sell Certain Buildings at Davis Pars
IAIproYed August s, lss4.I

II Is ordained by the City Council OF the City os
Providence folowsi
SECTION J.. The park commissioners are hereby
authorized and directed 10 sell at private sale or
otherwise, any or all oi the buildings now located
on Davis Park, not including the mansion house
and the barn belong thereto, the proceeds OF
said sale sale OF buildings 10 be credited to the
appropriation Tor pubic parks
Size g The provisions OF section As OF chapter
IA OF the city ordinances entitled inances," in
consistent herewith are hereby repealed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-17

SrocKHoLM, Aug. 1.-THE German bark
Atlansic. which sailed from New York,
July 8, for Swedish ports, with cargo OF
petroleum, is stranded off Olmsund. A
salvage steamer has been sent to her as
oistance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-17
To Help Indian Finances.

LONDON, Aug. l7.-In making the In
dian budget statement In the house OF
commons 1t wae announced that il would
probably be necessary to reimpose the cot
ton duty I'm India.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-17
CHAPT ER 6s7.

An Ordinance I'm. Amendment of Chapter SIS OF
the City Ordinances, Entitled San ordiriaisse
Making Appropriations for the support of the
City Government for the Financial Year Ending
September 80. 1884," and Adding s6000.09 To the
Appropriation for Printing, sivO9. 10 TO the
Appropriation for City Hall and SIS, LOO for
Repairs OF Public Buildings.