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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-21
Lille ANn rn0rosALs.

NOguCE no BRIDGE l3UlLDEliS-lAds
Far the contract OF building tho proposed
iron and gtpel bridge AcrJrs the liFa1 p
river, at Columbia Texas, are hereby nd-
verified for and aollfltcd. BIDS VIII be
received at the office ~ X. g. pun, the
secretary Of The BfaA3B Bridge Con-
atruCt.nn COMMITTEE" I'll Columbia,
Texus from date until 10 O'Clock %. m,
ON the 18Th day Ut March 1854 Plans
and specifications ara on tlle with the gee
rotary Of sad committee, appointed hy
the commissioners court Of btn@olla
application. partlra Bidding on sub and
auperBtrUcture must accompany thei
bids with n certihed check Tor Slp9i
payable to the county judge Of Aai1
county. for the use o. gaid county, c3idi-
toned that the said bidder. contractor or
bridge builder VIII within thirty days
from the date OF award enttr INTO b1nd
for tho fniunul performance of the con-
tras,t Parties bidding on stone SUBJ
structure only VIII accompany their
bids with check as nboye, except th1t
the amount Of the check shall be- t3r
$500 said committee and the county re-
serve the right to reject any and al
bils: and no b.ds VIA be considered an.
fess W conformity with Sha plans and
BpcciurEi9 ps On iNo prepared by enFl.
neer. The contract for construction wlll
be lot on March ~, 1884, ~ BraZoiia,
T. p. UNDERWOOD
s-5 Chairman Bridge Committee.
no ARCHITECT sS--lN htEuIAANCt WIN
an order made AT the February term,
1885, OF the commissioners court Of Com
zalc' county. / hereby solicit pans and
specifications from architects for iirst.
class nre proof court mouse for Gonzales
county, not 20 exceed Ia total cost me
sum Of siNty-nyc thousand dollars. said
court van meet ~ special sedslon on
Monday the 28lh day or MARCH. 1884,
for the purpose Of considering sad plans
nnd sDecihcau0ns. said court feserYing
the right TO reject any or all OF eaid
pans and specifications,
JNO. s.. CONWAY.
County Judge GONZALES County.
Gonzales. TeEaa, February ~, 1885, -
SEALED bids VIII be received for the pur-
chase OF the old academy building, ok
cepting the granite Bills and linseis stu
ated on Academy square, 1ity. Of Hons
ton all material % be removed from the
grounds by March 10, 1884. Leave bids
al my office. No. gis, corner Trails and
Capitol streets, All BIDS 20 be IN by
February 2dj the right y reject any AM
all bids reserved. Chas, u. Shearn,
Chairman Sehool Committee. q
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FOR SALE-On easy monthly payments
one tWo-story house IN Fourth ward.
fouth 80 Webster avenue,
one one-story cottage third ward: zoos
Ban JncutO street.
Texas Savings and Real EAihte In
yestmeEt Association. Trust Company
Building.
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.,sarr cornr DECISIONS.

snprcmc toui 9,,yto, cblef
r3ust-J01n M j. Brown,
frf,E r. Game, s ~ clerk. Court
lstts. T. =,
s,rtsi ~ W. r,hruary eo-rhe sn-
4 oy,ln, Texas ne following cases
4 Il court le'''''
4 .oisy ,..r ~ George n. Jester,
IA ". sIelng r.aimal the land
navarro sen, 5.sd rom one Edcr.
.,,r5yersy ul'I. . under tax deed.
Jssier ela, .",.'i, 10 the eject that
4 !, alsd 80 a'Hl' ram Elder was "a Tor
.-aytd tae 60 nr,yai me cSccuti1n
Il. ranpN 20 ,pscribsng witnesses.
i he detd .i,t of evidence AS 10 the
\ ne sas w., 49, bo purporiel 90 have
,s,y Of Toe f1y, ,,n ana who owned the
"a be deel '''e instructed chat the
Tae Ju! ',sI,tln to establish thut
4sl was Nio" s',b NV Niut,hias Elder. 1t
dset vas M. mere was error in
1a9alIeN ,lg In establish the iden-
isag tse l.c -,r signing the deed under
| q the s' cls,ng The court of civil
/ q p'lih..u.,t,, e5 ,bls contention, Trty
as slsl ,,,N s,,,. m names is ordinarily
| thil $500 49, ~ Identity and that the
ata' si'n vs., raiss the quesson Of lden-
|sys ali ui css, the burden OF PROV
NY imam a,neness upon p.aInuil and that
! he did this me bnI'e' H l, 5s9 ~.
'Ae 80 ~, narty onerug the decd the
ll'u '''' rroying its execution in
"a Win the rules OF the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-21

ELEGANT residence sites for sale in the
reserved blocks. Aadley- FRANKLIN addt
quarter and half blocks Franklin, oil;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-21

WANrHlD-.rhose In search OF work, po-
altons or situations TO call on or i'd
dress City Employment Co, room b0l
Khan building, Houston, Texasi take
elevator Az
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-21

MEN 10 sell BAKING powderI steady en-
ployment; experience unnecessary; SIS
salary or Com. u. q Chemical Works,
$40 Van Buren,. Chicago. 6-f3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-21

NOTlCE-My trottluE stallion Salute.
viii make the season this year at my
stable, For circular address T. c. Ber-
ing T.. o. box g.. Houston. Is
NOTICE Tho renowned Red Clipper (stal-
lou mas changed hands. hun VIII stand
at same place ana same terms he can
be seen any day at j Nj. Erosts Office
aud all reference can there be given. j.
A. Noss jr -
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AGENTS mako S. q day, greatest Kitchen
utenHl ever Invented; retails rs cents; Z
age paid, . cents. McMackin q ForHhee,
Cincinnati, Ohio. BIS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-21

SITUATION WunIed by young mann has
hal four years experience tn grocery
business, on win do any honorable work,
Addrcss 23lo taia office, ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-21

FoUR.GALLON Jersey COW for sale.
sound, young and gentle, fresh I'm milk
~ j. Arledge, Genoa, Harris county,
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j. BURGHElM, the Sunset Pharmacy d s-
pcnsary Tor the southern Pacific railway
NJ n LnmL-LnAa nANuIn
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w iNSI9gf)--C Good white woman to assist
IN cooking German preferre,D; also
white woman TO do house work and llA-.
a!st IN light sewing Mrs, II. 7, Keller,
o0rner Milan and Calhoun. q
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wANTEp-TO nEN1,.

WANTIoD no RENT rllehdenoe from
AZ 10 geyen rooms with barn ana large
grounds from one 10 two miles from
court hOuHe by good paying tenant APP
ply ~ office 81 l. l.. Willams, 906 Frank.
Ia avenue. y
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MARnIAGEs

Announcements unDer ,nls lead are :
cents word
fDlbGl2S-C ROOM-Marricd At wharton,
LeN2s' February 20 1924, by Rev II. r.
ilSeEant Mr.. James Frank Hodges 81
'tEetown, Texas and Miss Ltda Dca-
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANrEp-A position IN grocery store
by boy, age n; in writing r.eaSe state
salary sou expect TO give. Address Bax
~, CoulNec. Texas. %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-21

Advertisers should remember that let
liverel through the postollcc. II initials
are used they should be directed TO the
care of some person, firm or postonicc
BOX. Advertisements can be left Mt our
office or sent through The mail to-
THE HOUSTON POST. Houston, Texas.
Answering advertisements mention this
papCr.
February / 1899
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-21

WANTED Sober, Industrious, single. mid
dle-aged man 70 garden or farm on
everything furnishedi near city. nj.
Burns
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4 LADY wants situation as honIekecper
for some widcwer. Address Mrs. NJ a.,
CNnroe, TeXaa. IS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-21

WANTED THE use OF h hnrae and buggy
for feed Of horse: guarantee good treat
meut address ~, -, care Coleman \
Schultz. u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-21

MANITOBA position as salesman ln
retan grocery store, Address BOX IS,
Mesquite. TeXua. "a
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sAI.IasAiAN wanted 10 carry finest Side
line on earth. ElgIn Cigar Factory.
Lynehbnrg, va. ~
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SITUATION WANTED as cutter Nv prac-
tical tabor, = years OF age and steady
habits. wages ne object 4 position with
tho right party. Address Cutter" care
OF Post a
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WANvrllp--A middle aged woman 70 cook
IN q section house. must know how to
bake bread, wages Slb per month. Apply
TO Thee Keller %
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me C01GIl1d Medical IHSIIIIG,

Located Permanently Corner l'e''' 80
and Texas Ayenne'
HOUSTON, ,,,,inr
DR.. W. A BOxeib
onlee Bours-e 70 i a. - ~. = n n.
IL tosp. m; sundays ie's0 70
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WANrBD-4Posltion as h0useReeper by
widow lady, Address HSisckeener, 1896
Congress avenue. "
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LoST-ln Third ward. small diamond
ap!ral stud. Finder WIN pleqae canfrr
with owner. w. G. HaIde, care A. W..
House bank. %
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TICF,-Parties representing themBe Yes
as our agents in buying furniture, etc,
only agent OchilUee d GUgmbs, Auc-
tlOnccrS, ~
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,sges, n Conference.
Conference February 20 -1'he great
watch opens tomorrow
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE
The undersigned commissioners Of
Harris county respectfully invite bids
from property holders 90 this county
10Y two hundred acres of farming land
70 be used for county poor farm. said
land not TO be over ten miles from the
court house OF Harris county and situ-
oted upon a public road. Proposals VIII
be received az 10 o'cI1ek q. m. March
Q, 1888. az the court house
howard pmks,
j. q. Ehhaplt.
WIN Hauck,
So Commit ssioners.
NOTICE no CONTRACTORS - Spnled
proposals addressed 10 the city secretary
Will be received until 4 O'Clock ~ IN.
February - inStaut, iur the canstruc-
ton OF lateral sewer on GRAY avenue
from Louisiana 20 Bruzos street. SAID
sewer 10 be constructed IN accordance
with plans and specifications ON Me ia
the office OF the city engineer.
said work to be paia for TN improve
3neOt certificates AS provided by thc city
charter. an pr0naoais must bt accom-
panied nv 4 certified check Tor $50 to
secure the execution Of a coNt.act and
satisfactory bond In the sum OF Slt0O
VIII be required TO sycurc the faithful
performance OF the contract
The city reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
90 John I. BROWNE, Mayor,
O,ail.IRGE y COOAtE.s-Auction aud
commission opera house building; tcle-
phone $50, buy and sell furniture and
household goods; call US up. advances
made on cuasig nmcnts 3-b
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Losr. T0uND. sTRAY5D, sT0LnN.

STi5KYE5 on sToLDN --ppn pony black
rnnn. years Old, monogram brand !
with loop forming or s On 'ett thigh;
suitable reward q. ~. Best, 70l Pres.
ton avenue. "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-21

! SITUATION wanted by a yOdd mechanic;
Wiling to work Ton small wages. Ad-
dresa 2Sla, care Post ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-21

FUH RENT Two pastures cOnIHining
1900 ucres under new fence ~ mll0s
from the court house, on Buffalo and
Hunting bayous and Southern Pacific
railway. Houston Land and Trust come
p3uy, II
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-03
FATAL. ERROR.
Henry CIaflin Helped Himself
to a Glass of Ac0nite.
He Thought 1t Was Whiskey-ln Spite
of Doctors Skill He Died.

Henry Clafin, As years of age, living at
1856 Carpenter street, took a large guam
tity Of aasnite this morning and died
at the hospital later. Claiin
went into Towle q Rounds
pharmacy at 721 Westminster street at
10: 80 O'Clock and helped himself to a lib
eral glass Of, as he supposed, whiskey,
but which proved to be aconite. Inn
mediately after taking the dose
he was siezed with deathly
sickness and called upon the boy in the
store to relieve him. The boy saw that he
had taken poison, and at once summoned
DIR. Gleason, who administered an emetic.
Later the man was sent to the hospital
where he he died at 1:25 o'clock this after
moor II was found that Clafin had taken
about two ounces OF aconite. Clafiin was
well-known In this city n at one time
possessed considerable property.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-03

OF burnt cork, without streaks or spots,
and the wooley wigs. Then they found
words for the music of the medley and no
popular air" escaped.
After the opening chorus the show was
in layers, first a streak OF jokes, then a
song, and SO on for an aggregate OF six
teen layers. Fanny F~ootlights started
the first batch of conversational pleas
~antries, with the interlocutor, Tryphosa
Higher. Tryphosa was a short, serious
creature in full dress n
glasses, sitting as the keystone
to the arch OF blacked-up soloists,
and she learned a great many thing about
River View from Hetty Headlights that
she never knew before. Hetty was the
bright particular star OF the quartet who
wore ridiculous clothes and sat on the
end, and Dinah Cantsing was a side part
ner equal to the emergency. The min
strel who did the bone duet with Fanny
was Hubby Causing and she could.
Sukey Sol went forward first and swung
on de golden gate with a chorus by the
and a bunch of peacock leaves
was her reward, but the Riverside oriole
did better than that, for she got real flow
ers after getting rid Of "Katheleen Ma
noeuveriug" without forgetting her
notes or dropping her music
Hetty Headlights vocally raised the
| roof and brought down the house, which
caused a mental reaction on the part OF
Betsy Prancing who waxcd pathetic and
reminded the other coons of the U
Folks at Home" But the enders wouldn't
have it, they couldn't be suppressed
or made serious and Dinah Cantsine
turned tears into laughter when she war
bled "Mary's Gone wild a Coon." Thai
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-03
WHO WERE They
Those Lively Young Women
of River View
Who BACKED Up and logged Up and
Made Everyone Laugh Last Night?

Twelve months ago the sons and hus-
bands of River View gave a show that
everybody said was real nice, but last
evening those same sons n husbands
sat round in the Casino and acknowledged
themselves beaten by a dozen or
more unknown women who
'refused to give their names
the chips that passed in the night and
wouldn't speak to the audience in
passing. But they talked to each other
after the manner of minstrelsy, and the
big crowd on the other side OF the gasoline
got the benefit OF 1t.
For a starter the musical director, Ar
thur s. Josselyn, started up that famous
medley of his, the stage mechanism got
in its work, revealing 10 of River Views
prettiest maids n matrons with the
prettiness completely hidden under layers
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-03
CRUSHED SKULL.
Charles BIad, Swede Carpen-
ter, Killed at Boston Store.
Heavy Plank Falling Do Feet Smashed
His Head Early This Morning.

Charles Blad, a Swedish carpenter en-
nIoved ON the addition to the Boston
store. was struck on the head by a
falling plank at 1853 O'CLOCK TINS
mornin and was almost instantly killed.
His skull was frightfully crushed ana
death resulted within q few minutes OF
Of the time Of the accident.
Blad. whe was "a years old, and
other carpenters, Adeleau Champagne ana
Gustaye Behnke, were at work on q
nlatform about 20 feet above the
ground on the Union street side OF 'he
Boston Store building and above them
tewered the staging nearly lW lee. III
the mir. The staging formed a support
for a temporary elevator upon which the
materials for the addition of "a stories
TO the building were hoisted to he '0
Above the first platform, upon which
the three men were working, fifty-fve
feet or whereabouts higher, q gang OF
carpenters was busy in laying
another landing and were working on a
lot OF loose boards. The humping Of the
hammers Jared one OF he platform boards
which was loose, from its resting place,
and suddenly the plank fell. Down came
the heavy piece of timber with scarcely a
sound to warn the workers below OF their
peril, and in an instant Blad lay a bleed
ing, insensible mass on the platform.
The heavy board, eight feet long, ten
inches wide, and two inches thick, soaked
with water, struck him squarely on the
back Of the head, splitting his skull and
driving portions of the bone into his
brain. Champagne, who was at
work close by, was struck
a terrible blow by the plank and was
hurled through the second story window
into the ladies' department OF the store.
The board struck him on the right
shoulder and side and bruised the arm
terribly, but fortunately did not fracture
any Of the bones.
get to Blad, he ives placed on the elevator
and was wsred carefully to the ground
The ambulance was summoned and
arrived shortly. The surgeon In chsrg,
found, however, that the case was hope
less, and within 10 minutes from tn,
time Of the accident Blsd died, remaining
unconscious to the last. The sur
geon found that the skull a
the base OF the brain wa
fractured and that a piece Of the bone a
the back of the head had been driven on
into the brain cavity.
A dense crowd gathered and IL required
Tbs Saxs-yhs SsSs-1As Nsvs-Ib
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made Fanny think Of another and she
vibrated for the first rendering and an
encore of "Did Miss Jones Come BackY"
and Miss Jones did just as Fanny said
she would "when the money got slack,
with a pair Of black eyes and q hump on
her back"
Then oil the chips stood up and right
dressed TO the front OF the stage, and that
ended the first instalment OF Riverview's
annual joke.
According 10 the program Mrs. James
Ground Trotter was coming on for nv
minutes to set the second half in motion
but she couldn't. Aunt Fry squeezed
through the slit at the sid OF
the curtain and apologized the
best she knew how for the 1rotter and az
a peace offering from the absent one pre-
sented President Cady OF the River View
Casino Association with an American
flag for the building. MIR. Cady made n
nice speech and that part was all eriou
Sukey Sol, Yellow Aster, Carline
Primrose and Cleopatra Jones, under the
Nsws-The Nows-The NeWs-TheS News
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PeryIman's Grievance.

Max Perylman, whose place Of business
ia on South Main street, makes complaint
that a North Main street clothing COM
pany raiseda check issued by him on the
Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company,
from 81 to $3.50 to pay for q
suit OF clothes. Perlyman says that he
bought the clothes for a. and q bill OF
$3.50 was rendered. lie made the check
for 81 and the other fellow collected $50
to get even. The check was fixed SO that
a ''0'' looked like a So"
At all events Perylmsn's checkbook
shows 81 and the banks statement OF &C.
count shows s.So and Perylman proposes
to see about IL.
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KILLED HERSELF.
A Patient at the Insane Asy-
Ium Jumps to Her Death.
Was Thought Almost Cured and Would
Have Been Discharged Soon.

A sad death occurred at the State Insane
Asylum at Cranston this morning. A
woman patient, Mrs. Ella Anthony, ina
ft of sudden frenzy, threw herself head
long from an upper window, n died
few hours later.
She was the wife of Mr.. Charles L..
Anthony OF Providence, and leaves a lam
ily. She was about ready to be discharged
as cured. She had been an inmate some
time. suffering from m~elancholia. Sup
erintendant Eastman says that she
was doing nicely and was in fact almost
cured SO far as could be detected, but
probably was overcome by a sudden ut OF
denression and threw herself out of the
window.
lie promptly notified Medical Examiner
O,Keefe, who at once responded and has
submitted the following report;
State Institution, Cranston. Aug. 3 1884.
thereby certify that have this day viewed
| the body OF Ella Anthony, found lead at the
| State Asylum ats "a. m. on this date. am o
| opinion that death resulted from internal in-
juries self inflicted. Permission Is also given
pr. Keene to hold an autopsy TO ascertain the
! exact cause.
lsignedl ). A. ohEEfh. W.
Medical Examiner.
ialso attended the autopsy which was per
formed in the presence of Drs. Keene. Nc
Cau Iowdwell and Wilson. Death was
oansed nv internal hemorrhage and fracture
of the spinal column.
rS,,nedl j. A. o'KEEFE, NJ. d.,
Medical Examiner.
I'm 49,.
The husband was notified and WIZ take
the b. dy home this afternoon for burial
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-03
the efforts of several policemen to keep a

the efforts Of several policemen to keep q
clear space for the surgeon TO work.
Medical Examiner O'Keefe was notified
and ordered the body delivered to Boyce
Bros, undertakers. He will report to the
coroner for an inquest.
Blad was employed by ]. w. Bishop q
Co. contractors, and had been working
but a few days. He boarded ato west
street and was unmarried.
The floor OF the elevator
was completely saturated with blood and
great gouts were splasbed on the building,
on ladders and tho woodwork for q dis
lance OF several feet around.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-03

on the train with him. Just as
they got inside the summer cottage three
women with coal black faces and hands
came down stairs to go to the show and
the new employer introduced the new
hired girl to "my wife, my daughter and
nv sister" The "help" screamed and
caught the last train back to the city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-03
Most Important of All.

One-third of our entire lives we spend In
,,eep. One-third Of our entire time Is spent
upon a single piece of furniture. How i'm
} portant, therefore, becomes the selection ofs
suitable bedstead, In view of its Importance
over all other pieces Of turniture. Every ex-
perienced and wise housekeeper agrees that
there ia no bedstead made which takes pre-
, cedenoe over a strong, light, beautiful brass
bedstead. They are now selling some superb
brass bedsteads at Paine's furniture ware
rooms, ~ Canal street, Boston, at ridicuiously
low prices.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-03
The Rhode Island state Fair.

has issued its Premium Lists and some are
, being distributed. send your name and add
dress for one by mali. They are crowded
with Information.
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LAST EDITION
SANTOS FATE.
Tile Was Sentenced to Die by
the GuiII0tine.
Swift Judgment Rendered In the Case
of Carrots Assassin.

By the Associated Press.
LYONS, France, Aug. 3,-At the concIu-
sion OF the trial of Caserio Santo, the MUIR
derer OF President Carnot, In the Assize
Court here today, the prisoner was SEN
fenced to be executed by the guillotine.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-03
GREAT BARGAIN

40 In. Brown Cotton . cts.
This is the same quality which you paid
: cts. for previous TO this season. IL is selling
ranidlv. j. +. JONES a. co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-03
Fine Yachting Caps,

Including the regulation styles used by the
Rhode Island and Corinthian Clubs.
q. n. LkAvENS & CO,
as ts:iniBsfer street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-03
special Weather Bulletin.

BosroS, Aug. 3. sa m.--Local forecast for New
England for 40 hours Thrcaiening and local
showers today fair and cooler Saturday; westerly
Eiads.
Note-showery conditions prevail In the eastern
lakes and the Atlantic coast fair and mostly clear
elsewhers. Temperatures are lower, except In the
northeast
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The state Fair Premiums

are very liberal this year. Send Tor aremlum
List last issued: 200 various a"arus'~o oep"f'
ments and Illustrations
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-03
GREAT BARGAIN
Fancy Dress Ginghams 3 cts,

These are not the ordinary apron ginghams
sold elsewhere for5 cts, but are good desirable
styles ard are really worth twice what we
ask for them