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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-31
WORK WANTED.
Male.
JANITOR. By men and wife: can ali
paint no children; two years reference
aet ft~nef fIfh-af

Male.
JANITOR.-By men and wife, can also
paint. no children. two years references.
32i West i4th-st.
MACHINIsT wants work: assistant engl-
naer. good fireman ard steafnfitter Adj
dress II. J. ZGMMER. $40 Gosrck-st.
OIIER.-Young man. II az oiie- IN hotel.
factory or steamboat. whore h. can learn
the trade ~ encineer. r. J. MATHEWS.
334 West 2Gth-st.
PRACTICAL HOUsE-PAINTER. paper
hanger. kalsominer wants % work for
landlords: private or real estate. iirst-class
work guaranteed. lowest prices. RUBIN
STEIN. l72 Monroe-st.. city
PORTER by strong young Irishman. 90;
sober and willing HAYES. - Thames-st.
PORTER. &c-Ry Young American as
porter. driver. waiter. 1anitoT or anything
else. T. CORLEY. 80 Warron St. B'kiyn.
PAINTER. by SweIa: nrst-cass worker
IN watrr-col0rs. wages r"as onable. G.
DAHLSTROM. 3l2 West 36th.st
PORTER and t'sEFl'I.MAN. a young
Engiishman in hotel. willing and ohlis
Inc. CITY or country. reference FOR honesty
ana sobrletv. ". DOBSON. 10 South
Washington square
RESPECTABLE. trustworthy hoy. H.
wishes work A. anything reference
RICHARD y. FlrZGERALD. co. East
SOfh-st
SWEDE. age o. that Is willing TO work.
but can't get position. is asking 1. any
body will give him a position: understands
domestic work and little experienced 70
walt on table. will give satisfaction. Ad-
dress s. b.. Box -. Tribune Office.
UPHOLSTERED. F!rst-class on now or
old furniture. sprine md hair ma 'resses;
carpets ntted and layod. curtains. .hndes
d .ne az low prices - premises. city or
country: rccommo ndatlon given. Hide
BRAND 40 West Ballet.
WATCHMAN or janitor of Offices whore
honesty and sobricty Is most needed
good references Address CARETAKER
- West f9th-st.
MATCHMAKER hrst-class man. desires
situation In or near Ncw-York City, first
class references from Germany ENGLAND
and Chicago. Address HERMAN BONG,
- % Dey-st.
YOUNG Man go work NJ anything; car
pentcriuR preferred. can or address
HENRY HOLMES. l,6Sl Fulton-st,
brooklyn.
YOUNG GERMAN. willing to work. wants
position IN ci'y or country. KARL
BIENEI.T. i3S i0th-ave
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WORK WANTED.
Female.

Female.
ANANr- ENSlS -- Refined young lady.
trained nurse. sfenographer and type
writer desires position in a physicians
Office. accustomed ~ Office work keeping
phyqician's books and To assist at opera.
lions. years IN present. position: best re-
a.encts Address III SGNESS. 20 White
hall-st.. Room 30. Ncw-Y1rk.
4 LADY owning Remington machine de-
sircs position as sf"r glnpher or Office
assistant. or wnuil mako ARRANGEMENT to
work f0r office room g.. Tribune Oiilcc.
JANiTRESS or CARETAKER.-B an
American. best ~ references and se-
curl'y gt"l. Alirce. JANE American
District Tc.cg aph Office. - Wet ;2jth-s'
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
caROIITi 90 New Chemical diacnveTY
rni.ed with kerosene oil. saves explosion
ugly smell and smoke by using or helo,
eene stoves and lamps: roSnts s.iis a.
o0c r. box. HOCHSTAETTER NJ "
co. Office l2i Throop-ave.. brooklyn.
DIR. ROSELLS ZEDOARY. that popu,,
lar remedy for sweating. tender. urep
soli nv ali druggists or mailed for .5c.
JAMES Pharmacy. 700 s,h-ave.
GENTLEMEN wishing 70 dispose OF iheir
Ieft-off clothing at fair value Will lels,
call or address EDWARD MILLER, IN
Gih-ave., near Wayerley Place.
OCCASION EXTRAORDINARY Royal
Rlarritz KID Gloves. Sic. Summer Cas-
tors, &C.. Czarina Piques. s9c.; Pure sllk
Vests. 4ac. Isle Ribbed Cndervests. l9c.
JAMMEs. 900 Broadway.
If YOU WISH TO MAKE a nice in
come on a small capital. write 10 +.
DONOVAN, e04 6th-ava
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

4 GOOD BUSINESS MAN. with s25. 900
e. at as treasurer OF a company manu-
featuring patented electrical apec!altlrs.
business thoroughly established. demands
require e1t"nriDn. rrre opportunity Tor
the right man Address g. j. f.. Tribune
Ofilcr.
ADDITIONAL CAIITAL procureI FOR bust
ncfs purpose. Investors advised with
out charge ~ desirable opp .rtunitiea.
Highest commercial references IKfGGS &
CARLETON. Brokers. 2o2 broadway
a MANUFAC TURING CORPORATION
paying good pronts. wishing 10 increase
wants all or part Of S4opp Address hy
ir.tcr. WEsTfALL. II PARK Place. \ y
4 LADY obliged 10 discontinue dressmAk-
ing can transfer a large number 81
customers. also desirable lease II desired.
30 East lith-st. Room 20
4 DESIRABLE real estate Office for sale
on account Of sickness. viii he sold cheap
10 q quick buyer. Call or address REAL
ESTATE. ii5. Central ave, brooklyn
A WESTERN manufacturing company
with "a well-established business I'm con-
nection with railroads throughout the coun-
Try. wants n man 10 take charge OF their
$4,000. INVESTOR. Box T.. Tribune
once.
MANT'FACT1'ITNG establishment.
having power. machinery and galvanlzing
facilitcs. would manufacture speclalties
Tor the trade. Address Box 3. Jersey
city. y. j.
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured for
manufacturers and others desiring 70 eX-
tend their business; stores and business
places sold quickly without publication.
MDONALD & WIGGINS. 40 Nassau-st.
ELEGANT ROASTED brazilian Coffee.
25c: Java. goo: 10 pounds black tea. 50.
II. e. DERINGER Postofiice. New York.
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT and Office man.
nger familiar with Office details. man
ufacluring OF commercial business. wants
opening. references confirming character
and ability. H. G.. Tribune Ohice.
FOR SALE CHEAP-A store and stock
Of goods in q good locality. and doing a
good paying business For particulars ana
price address \. G.. SAVAGE & CO.. East
Galway. Snratoga County. y. \.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-one half
Interest in valuable patent; there Is money
IN ~. Box ~. cobieskill. y. y.
FOR SALE Prominent corner liquor.
store: no mortgage: sickness cause OF
selling. Will sell reasonable to quick buyer.
Inquire thst. ana hth ave.
GENTLEMAN ~ culture. refinement and
wealth. highest standing IN Christian
and financial circles. would accept office
position: salary less u an object Than
lifdNdIl r'llFNhllliHfN - " ~ wv
union-st. Brooklyn.
TO LET. House and store: a good chance
for any iight business. mllliner cspeci-
ally, heart Of town. GEORGE i.
BROWN. Railway. y. J.
WANTED Partner. capitalist. in pri-
vate school. aristocratic quarter ~ y.
City. BY young lady; experience; patrons.
Address Box III. Tompkinsville. staten
Islard. y. y
s.. 900 and ACTIVE SERVICES OF bright
young man 10 Join in forming incorporated
company promising exceptional dividends !:
no debts: established plant. LEGITIMATE
Tribune ofics.
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

TO RENT.-Iake George. mile from Csld-
well: large house. furnished, stables, Ice
house: tennis. boats; desirable. r. G. h.
Lincoln National Bank.
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HELP WANTED.
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AGENTS wanted AZ cnce everywhere;
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petition. write for particulars. don't delay;
territory being rapidly taken. Address
PALLENTA MFG. CO.. Lock Box ~.
Rod Bank y. J.
Al SOLICITORS WANTED 10 represent
established commercial agency 10 terri
ferrod. must he over p. ~ good appear
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days each week and furnish bond and I'M
Questionable r"fcr,u. o.. 80 % so per
week 10 right parti's. Address for one
week giving former employment ana rcier-
ences. GENERAL SOLICITOR Box :.
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AGENTS Good men q, once. reference
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BOOKKEETER. SIS. collector. s"oo bond.
ONO" assistant. travelling statesmen
and clerks of 900 .Inds NJ ~ Al IN
TLOYMFNT AGENCN. So E-ooi~ay.
MEN WANTED on cattle steamers 20
London. Liverpool Glasgow. work fur
passage. Apply 6i Grcenwfrh-st
WANTED. Agents 80 SELF Tho Ideal
Combination Blackboard Icst''. quick
raies. big profit =. 3. CLARK. Coolies
WE WILL PAY Cd agents ~ either
sex 81 per day 20 handle the Lion com
a1l Huni1n cure 10 th'.r scDflNns. every
box acc. uraniei tv 3 guarantee.
sample. 25c sir boxes 81 For forms adj
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE corner 10sth-si.-
eubsiantial, artistic detached house 70"
price; send for circular. Atlas iH4-
PROVEMENT Co. IS Broadway
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Country.
AGENCY for Observation-Disclosures. all
kinds. FOR sale or rent; furnished mousse
TTBBS a. TAYLOR. 3 Beekman-st., y. ],
A RARE CHANCE 10 buy choice
farm q 20 acres. good buildings. "a
j. HENRY JOHNSON & CO.
Morris'Own. y. J.
TARRYTOWN HEIGHTS. adjoining the
extensive estate Of John D. Rockefeller'
200 acres. about 800 feet above tide water;
extensive inland mountain ana river views
unequailed for location. heal'h, Drhuiy'
comfort and accessibility. Apply 20 owner.
LEWIS ROBERTS. Pocantico HIS y. !.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 431 Sun PA Moon rises 2os Moons age

HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-Sandy Hook io1 Gov. Island 4:i3 Hell Gate 636
P.M-Sandy Hook 457 Gov. Island BIZ Hell Gate 7lO
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DREssMAKING.

e - = e.
ARTISTIC DREssMAKING.--Per NJ
ting costumes. handsome dresses. Sl2
Nine. OWEN. 1871 West 22d-st.
ARTISTIC DREssMAKTNG imported
fashions; hotel orders at short notice.
goods purchased II desired; moderate
prices Mrs. MELROY. ~ East llth-st..
between Broadway and University Pace.
CoUTURIERE FRANCHISE. Nine; Ander-
son. l0S Vest l1th-si.. iormeiiy WIN
Storms: ladies' own materials made last
season's dresses remoie.led. perfect siy'es
and ht.
COMPETENT DREssMAKER. by the
day: skirts and waists. also d0eG remoi-
cling and alterations. Address Mrs
HULL. jO3 Columbus-ave.
DREssMAKER. Perfect litter and de-
signer. 20 years experience. makes hand
sMY I'll. 100 West 50th-st.. a. station.
DREssMAKER. Perfectly experienced in
cutting. fitting and quick al GesishIng'
would like engagements by tho dny Ad-
dress DRESSMAkER. go West 23l-s,.
DREsSMAKER wants a few moro custom
ers at home. suits from 50 w. ~
FOX. 3i2 West SOth-st.. near Riverside
Drive.
DREssMAKER wishes few more custom
rrs. thoroughly competent and expert
enced; 81 per day; references. Address
DREssMAKER. formerly with Nine.
Dieden. viii make gowns from s. 70 slZ;
reference 200 West i3d-st.
DREssMAKING.- Perfect fitting and sty-
llsh dresses made on shor' notice from
Sc up. Mrs. wITKoV. 22I West l6th-st.
EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER Of chill
dren's and misses dresses by week or
month; city or country: highest city refer
ences. DRESSMAKER. 1856 East sIth-st.
EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER. good
draper. desires work at home. or 60 out
by the day. Mrs JOSEPH F. SMITH.
l42 East 5Oth-st.
FRENCH DRESSMAKER. from Felix and
Darcer. cutter. litter. designer wants
moro engagements b. tho day in families;
81 ~. Address DRESSMAKEK. lj1 West
33d-st
FIRST-CLAsS pRESSMAKING at moder-
ate prices Mrs COOK. l3o East 23d-st.
MILLER & FENDER lat ~ 2l0 West
4Sth-st. have removed to 30 West 18th
st.. whore they are prepared 10 receive
orders f"r June.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-20

Edith Clark, three years old, got lost
on Cranston street this morning.,
and was taken 30 the
Fourth District Station by Policeman
Morse. Later her mother was found at
her home on Willard avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-20

particulars regarding these bonds in the
financial columns OF this paper.
Providence Clearing House.
The clearings of the Providence banks
today amounted to $752, 200.
The Wool Market.
The market Is quiet with little more
demand for medium and coarse woods.
This need not excite any uneasiness, az
the present 10 the time when most manu-
facturers are taking account OF stock. The
market Ii fairly steady at current prices
rates are so low that holders generally
will not change until something new
turns up. Users of stock unanimously
admit that wool Is low enough. The trace
generally are looking for reasonably good
business after New Year.
The sales OF the week amount to J, 1851 ,OOO
pounds domestic and 468, 900 pounds for
eign, making total OF 1,S35, 600 pounds,
against total OF 2, ,464, 200 pounds for the
previous week, and a total OF 1,7S9,0O0
pounds for the corre s2onding week last
year.
Sales since Jan. 1, 1891, amount to 1897
S33, 1856 pounds, against 122, ,065,oO0 pounds
q year ago.
The sales in Philadelphia have amounted
to S23, 800 pounds. The sales In New York
aggregated ], ,261 800 pounds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-20
INTERDICTED.
Odd Fellows, knights Of Pythias and
Sons Of Temperance.

NEW YORK, Dec. 20.--ArchbishopC Cor
rigan denied himself to reporters today
who sought to obtain his views re-
garding the ecclesiastical interdiction
OF secret societies promulgated by
Bishop McDonnell of Brooklyn to con-
ference Of priests OF his diocese this week.
Vicar General Farley admitted the
truth OF the statement that such an
order had been promulgated. "The
Odd Fellows, the Sons of Temperance and
the Knights Of Pythias have been inter-
dicted" he said. The decree OF condem-
nation will at once be promulgated
throughout the church both from the
pulpits and by the press. As to the
reasons for this action ii Is q
delicate matter to talk upon. and it is
sufficient to. say that they were con-
demned because the archbishops evidently
held that they were antagonistic to the
church."
The understanding is that the move
mcnt against secret societies was deter
mined upon at the council of the arch
bishops Of the Roman Catholic Church in
the United States held in Chicago in
September,l 1898. That Council formu-
lated certain recommendations, which
were forwarded to the Pope, who in turn
laid them before q conference OF Cardinals,
which endorsed them, the Pope then af-
fixing his seal to decree OF condemnation,
This decree was in the form of letter to
archbishops and bishops Of the United
States, and 1t was commune
Gated through Mgr. Satolli. Bishop
Mcdonnell, is the first to give the decree
publicity, and his course will be quickly
followed by other preiates throughout
the country.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-20
NEEDLEWORK GUILD.
Organization Of Worthy and Efficient
Charity in This City.
Remarkable Results Attained In "a
Short Space Of Time.

For remarkable results obtained in q re-
markably short space of time, the achieve
ments of the Providence branch of the
Needle Work Guild OF America, with
headquarters at Philadelphia, rank
among the foremost OF recent movements
for the relief OF the needy. As q result OF
less than three weeks work, the branch
exhibits at the residence of Mrs. w. B.
Vincent, 8 Cooke street, this afternoon,
1876 garments OF all descriptions, includ-
ing rubbers, to be presented to such regu-
larly organized charita BILE institutions as
should be decided upon at
the special meeting OF the section
presidents held for that purpose.
There are garments for men, women, boys,
girls and infants, beside linen, blankets,
towels and other house Furnishings in
that line. The work done by the
guiid bureau in all parts of the
country Is said to be enormous
snd the Providence bureau will more than
quedrnple its contribution next year. 1t
Is an annual donation, and any one can
become member by the annual donation
Of two garments.
The clothing exhibited today was pur-
chased and every piece of good quality.
Members may, IL they prefer. make the
garments to be donated.
The officers OF the branch are as fol-
lows: Honorary president, Mrs. John w.
Danielson; president, Mrs. Frederick
Ta!boti secretary, Mrs. w. B. Vincent;
treasurer, Miss Jennie Anthony;
section presidents, Mrs. F. Talbot, Miss
M. Louise Torrey, Mrs. Oscar Lapham,
Mrs. P. w. Lippitt, Mrs Mary e. Cleve.
land, Mrs. j. l.. Snow, Mrs. j. M. r. Taylor,
Mrs. ID. ID. Cattarnack, Mrs. John Nc
Causland, Miss Annie f. Phillips, Mrs.
Albert Greene Utley, Miss Clara
Stewart, Mrs. ID. Russell Brown
Miss Carrie l.. Smith, Mrs.
William Won Gottschalk, Mrs. Amos
c. Barstow, Jr., Mrs. Charles 4. Faine,
Mrs. Roscoe S. Washburn, Miss Aida
Sprague.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-20
A ANDSOME JEWEL.
Presentation to the Grand Master Of
Odd Fellows, Last Evening.

Odu FELLOWS, Last Evening.
The annual round of official visits of
the grand officers OF Odd Fellows of TIE
State was completed last evening in
Franklin Lodge, the home lodge of
Grand Master j. f.. e.. Farnham,
by large gathering OF members of the
order representing nearly all tho lodges
in the city and the presentation of past
grand masters jewel to the grand master
by Franklin Lodge.
1t was notable meeting In many re-
spects and an event that will be remem-
bercd by those fortunately present. The
visiting officials including District
Deputy John +. Hanson and his
board of offices were cordially received by
Noble Grand Charles Il. Thurber who later
on introduced the chief official.
The grand masters address reviewed
his pleasant relations with the lodge
during the past II years and touched
upon the wonderful development of Odd
Fellowship I'm the world.
Treasurer Edward w. Hale, who holds
the Rhode Island record for con secutive
service in the treasurer's chair. made fe-
fictitious speech and presented tho jewel
In behalf of the lodge to It's honcred
guest. The presentation and reply made
everyone feel good and the best OF fellow
ship prevailed.
Deputy Grand Master G. +. Mnckinnon,
Grand Representative Trumpler, Grand
Warden Cushing, Grand Secretary
Mosley, Grand Chaplain Arnold
Grand Marshal Martin, Grand
Conductor Hazard, Grand Guardian Ga
witt, Grand Herald Munro, District Deputy
Hanson, Past Grand Masters Coombs and
Payne made short addresses. Grand Rep
resentative Trumpler cxemplifed the
secret work.
The pleasure Of the evening was further
enhanced by a nice collation. served by
Qelb a Norton In the big hsll by courtesy
of Eagle Lodge. IL was midnight when
the happy company dispersed.
The committee was Edward w. Hall,
John l.. Hillisrd, p. O.; II. M. Chadwick,
v. O.; NJ. 8. McGregor, Z. g.; Thomas A.
Bowen, p. q. and Noble Grand G. 4.
Thurber.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-20

There was large crowd at the Union
Station this morning to get q giimpseat
Keegan, hut keegan came TO town in a
osrriaoa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-20
Chicago Grain Market.

Chicago Grain Notes.
eUorEp ny A. p.
Car Lots today-Wheat, II; corn, 1863;
oats, 119; hogs, $4,000.
Estimated tomorrow-Whe heat, -; ;corn,
-; oats, -; hogs, 25, 900.
Heavy shipping hogs, si.0o to 4.70
Dividends.--
RAILROAD STOCKS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-20

Frank White was arrested on Dorrance
street about noon to-day by Detective
Parker for breaking large window in the
building of the corner OF Pine and Dor
rance streets. White was drunk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-20
EMUSEM MENTS.
Providence Opera House.

Rhca closed her engagement at the
Providence Opera House last evening by a
presentation of one of her strongest parts,
Mercy Merrick in "The New MGgdalene"
which she offered last season.
She played 1t just as we'll as she
did then and satisfied her admirers by a
thorough and artistic impersonstion. Mr..
Hart was likewise seen TO the best advan-
tage. He played the liberal minded
minister naturally and bestowed the pro-
per atmosphere about The lovsble char
Rcter.
Beginning this evening old fashioned
and ever welcome "Unclc Toms Cabin"
will be presented at this theater. IL Is
said 10 bo $4,000 production with the
Hycr sisters and the champion beauty,
Ajax, and other features that will COM
msnd attention.
Mex. week the famous opera Of "Robin
Hood" will be seen ell the week At the
Providence Opera House. The charming
work will be nicely presented.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-20
BREWER IS COMING.
The Salvation Army Soldiers Make a
Public Celebration.

The Salvation Army people are in high
feather. Brig Gen. Brewer is coming to-
night and siza bic advance guard preceded
him today. 1t brought good band along
and pGrades and st. eet corner
prayer meetings and concerts
are the order of the afternoon.
A crowd had collected at one OF these on
Market square and willy advertising agent
parading with banner sign bearing I'll o
insignia OF the tobacco house he paraded
for lined up side of the Army standard
bearer, who supported aloft the motto
"Come Taste and See That the Lord is
Goodv
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-20
Prominent Men Dead.

AMEsBURy, Mass, Dec. 20.-Hon. Or
lando s. Ba iley died this morning aged 76
years.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. 2o.-The Hon.
James l.. Alcorn, Ex-Governor and ex-
United States Senator, died this morning
on his estate, at Eagles Nest, Miss.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Dec. 20.-Henry
Kellogg, aged rs years, inventor OF many
types of machinery, was found dead in
bed this morning. Paralysis was the
cause. Mr.. Kellogg was the ancle of Clara
Louisc Kellogg Strakosch, the singer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-20
MARINE REPORT.
The List of Arrivals and Departures OF
Vessels at This Port.

Tort OF PROVIDENCE. Dec 20.
Arrivals.
STEAMERS Nashua, Williamson, New York:
City of Newport. Kelley. Newport; Mount
Hope. Connor, Fall River: Queen City. Pettey,
Seaconnet; Chatham, Foster. Baltimore.
SCHooNERs- III Skinner. Lamont, Boston:
Evelyn, saunders. Block Island; Kebek ali.
Lane. Norfolk with lumber for the American
Screw Co.
Sailed.
STEAmERs-Nashua City OF Newport, Mount
Hope.
SCHooNERs-Jonathan Conc, Getchell.
Tiverton; Vannarne and King. Curtis Coal
port: Il and 4 Lupton, Longstreet. COaiport.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-20
stephen F. Tillinghast Arrested.

Ten days ago r. s. Trapier and Deputy
United States Marshal Roblane came to
this city and last evening
arrested Stephen +. Tillinghast
on Westminster street and took him to
the Central Police Station at
midnight, when he was taken TO New
York by Deputy United States Marshal
Shaker. Tillinghast will be taken TO
Scranton, Pa, where he il wanted in PEN
sion frauds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-20

MoRRrsrowE, N. j., Dec. 2o.-Fire de-
stroyed the Babbit Building here today.
The First National Bank had it's Offices In
the building. The total loss is si00, 200,
with s65, 900 insurance.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-19
TEE oomlNo ESoAnPnESr
ofthe Grand Army at Pituburg WIN he
AGrand Ansir.

PtrrsBrrG, PA, August is.-Prac-
tically all OF tho great Survivors
Of the Union forces viii at
tend the approaching twenty.eightn
National EncGmpmeBt OF the q. a. X. ia
.tbis city September 10 20 -. Among
them will be Benz. Harrison, Governor
Wm- Mckinley, Gen. Horace Porter.
Con Daniel Bdhterfcld, Gen. Louis
wagner. Russell A. Alger, aud many
others Of national TenoTn.
Among the features Of eucampne
ueek will be the social events. Iheso
viii include an "outlng" ons Wednes-
dsv. seutember -. a. the mammoth
Westiughouse buildings, East Pittsourg,
,or which 5000 Invitations viii Os
issued, Il will take ten or twelve 'ps-
cfaI trains 20 carry the guests and two
or three cars 70 transport the refresh-
rents On the evening OF September
"a ,bere will 10 reception Dy
the women's orgsnizatlons ~ OLD Clty
hall. for which 1000 Invitations are
ont The same evening there will be
special display Of fireworks from
eoats on the Monongahela rVef'
sncb "a has never before been seen
IN Western Pennsylvania. On frdsy
afternoon. September a., 1000 repre-
sentatiyes and invited guests Will Dc
,,eated to.a river excursion, for when
three steamers have been chartered.
The great Carnegie arnor piste piAH'
will be visited By the entire parry