davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening world., 1894-02-03

CLOSE the shutters, Kitty. What a
wild night it Is, to be sure!"
The rain is coming down in floods"
SAID a young girl, peerlng out into the
pItchy darkness.
y harrack ground (stiff and ugly un-
Ger the most favorable circumstances,
looking like some vast desert waste in
tHe bowling wind and driving rain, was
Just visible.
Why, Aunt Bell" she continued.
pausing with one hand on the shutter,
mere is a name scratched on this pane
OF glass. l never noticed 1t till this
minute"
WHAT is the name" asked the old
Iauy' indifferently, half asleep in her
so@! armchair by the fireslde.
Observation-Disclosures, Scots Greys,
Nio' read the girl; land then kitty
"iNen very badly just below"
hInioch! Kitty said Aunt Bell,
surfing up with sudden interest. "Nhy.
uil must he the same man. Then she
s'A" back again, murmuring: ".Ah, Kitty,
- was love in those days, and ro-
h'Noo, too"
- there no love n2w?" salu her niece,
SSn'lS to her aunt's side and kneelins
M" on tho %hearthrug.
ne rudy flames and glow from the
III up the girls chestnut hair, fair
mp'oHlon and bright hazel eyes.
"N"' Bel looked lovingly down at the
s%lnaht little face held up to her, and
~" Now and again we meet some OF
Fent kind; but would vor like IN
so me story OF that nameaake of
'onr', Klt;y?"
Nt"y much"
M'"' ATTY years ago. as YOU can
SLY reckon, ] was Il girl Of sixteen, and
The evening world., 1894-02-03

the milst OF their mirth What? Was
she dreaming? What stood there at that
very moment?
\ figure darker than the gloom of the
room, The rain poured in floods outside,
and thu VIM Whistiel and moaned round
III" corners of the house.
TN figure came Il little further. into
the room. she saw, by the misty light.
he was tall man with Il dark cloak
over his shoulders. booted and spurred.
with mud M to his hips.
She fit rs If the whole scene was to
be played again before her very eyes;
bot size looked in vain for the pretty girls
an! ladies in tneir pntfcd sleeves and
sG9rt Waists their dying Sarls and
sh,2
ana here she biushei to herself in the
rnarr vas a kitty: bur not the II
The man came ny to the window. evt-
IDENTIFY thinH!u- no on" was in the room:
The Givl vIran}- back ~ the wet cloak
brushed against her cheek.
'kulpSr'" she said, half doubling
whether the figure would nsw2r, for
she could h"rdly tell If she was dreaming
Who snote my NANCE he called out.
%startln1 AVID looking around.
81 "td' s'id kitty, feeling very
@hish,I, almost AT his Clh1w.
-" g-anced down, drawing away his
"I am sure l beg your pardon. I
tNu!-ht the room was Cmrtv. | must
hty, come into the WrpIE quarters; ar
irving 50 lat" | must have mistaken the
ll"e'!. hope you VIII forgive the intru-
Kt'ty's grand castles in tho air an
tcl! 90 IN" grounl with a crash. How
rr~wwr1CUplare, lie was only the new
lInG'cuHni, after an, but he ala not
loot IN. vhtnpcr-snap?er her aunt had
, "rh..n Won. are not ElnlocH?" she said.
i1 r d~is2pooiNrci 'o-~.
Wv nam" IS l<ir,aca." he answered,
" ~ q Z. 'IHHstff ATt''n
The evening world., 1894-02-03
At THE BROOKLYN THEATRES.
Francis Wilson in Erminie" at
the Amphion Next Week.
willard in Several Plays at the
Park Other Plays.

-, ,
v, rr'1 II" ,n M'', ,mnN W'', MAKE MS , annual II
superb revival of "l,rminip," !, was in
VI H'"''''', was III
,he character OF 'R"'auN IN MS opera
thai he mad his first great success.
rho rioco win w., ,,,rci w',h NOW aeon.
'
cry ana coslum''' ana Il considerable
amount of new music has ho"n intro
duc,L. I'm the cagt arc William I,rnj.
..
rri'N' J"hn McWadr, Edward T'mpi"'
BESSIE Cleveland, Lu'u Chaser, Jennie
",''
"'hrfs' l'nfinS the lntefNhl het"rtn the
second and third acts the orchestra
will play the new "Ermlnic' waltz. Mr..
WILSON, ~elShS'"h'ht IL hIhi''i 10 one
week.
Edward $. Willard. vino has been
,, m'"'' WY SO 49, ,",
paying ne 'fultS'Df Love story
to crowded houses at the Park Theatre
duriur tho uns, wunk wm d,y,ts ,hn
second h"h OF ms stay l" th'
production Of five other Jays from HIS
rcp.rtolre. The frs, of these vii, he
..rhs ,t,,,,,,a, H.. .n,. n,,,,u
Jones. Monday and Tuesday evenings
and Wednesday matinee m wednes-
Wv w. ''s O' -
night VIII be presented S%dnHy, Grumpy
three.act comSh drama, "A Fools rar,,,
adise. ON Thursday night NeaIth,
a pay new 70 5kl Min ne sool''
On frld2y ,iuain, ana 'JWhn NrGd,
on saturday. IhS rharacterS N an
tnrS@ pays ar" "i"tiS Iii''rtn,' ~r'hD'3 S
ing as, thty no an humble Hnlt'r,., u IA
uiaGturtf a man nmn " o"untrS
squire doubled WIN a great ~hnan%i@r.
Mr.; WHARF WI nS "npp"ruyn ~ Mrns
Marie hurtoushS ana Il competent 'o'n-
ntillN,
Gus Iie're the o~riSinntor OF scam,
navian-A American come iy, comes 10, me
Strand op%re.HonSs next Meek'. wn rh e
ME- ne VIII pr, cent r raSn pa, Uhsoa. ,o tthhse
plot and situations, and the scenic ehocis
the, breaitine Of The 'iog-inm" at the
end Of TIE second act twenty-seysn
fully present this massive stage effect.
In the conn my VII be j. g. Hunmnn.
Charles Mitchell, sidney CraNrm, Miss
Merri OSBORN w
The Black Crook VIII remain AZ the
Columbia ThGa',S another week, ana
delighted so many thsatre-goGr, during
the past week In the grand ballet Of
gems there VII appear Aiilc. JGi" Tor
naGhi; sig. ShlyaSgi Mile. Maherpiier
ana ME- ia ftl%%,' me tieraS fnnnrily'
RE Mest and others.
"Ihn BnXters,' II new c9meay by Nc
h h%s , TnnKi n p Will Sn pfI ,hm mtd Tor ri ,he
a,re 81, MoruhH .!rninS, nharies 'nwinS
Is at the hend OF the company, AMI viii
he supported by Miss fhN,lis Lorihg and
an" natural;
At the Empire Theatre next week
Ezra l\tnlaH VII present his latest
con1euS. IIhs Substltnie' Ihe Play
Is FOUNDED on an Incident In IN" civil
war, III NilD II young man becomes Il
The evening world., 1894-02-03
BeeCham's pills arc for

Beecham's pills arc for
biliousness, bilious head
ache, dyspepsia, heartburn,
torpid liver. dizziness, sick
headache, bad taste in the
mouth, coated tongue, loss
Of appetite, sallow skin,
when caused by constipa-
ton; and constipation is
the most frequent cause
of all of them.
Book free; pills 25c. AT
drugstores, or write B. +.
Allen Co., SOS Canal St.,
New York.
The evening world., 1894-02-03
THE WORLD MARCH,"


Bandmastcr lines played Il. new march
at the ball of the Palestine C~ommandery
in Madison Square Garden the other
night. ana It pleased the marching Tenn
plurs immensely, Now, Mr. lnnos has
another march ready for the public, and,
as IL Is written Tn the popular two-step
time, lit" the " Washington Post March
in movement, 1t is bound to be very
popular.
1t Is called The World March, and
VIII be played sunday night at the CO.
luinhih Theatre. brooklyn. The fun
score will appear In The Sunday
World" Here Is n nan for piano
playing young ladies' to muse their
dancing friends with "A fresh piece of
music.
The evening world., 1894-02-03

hand 4, r,Ltnr u,,A .. -
n'nmis ah "bHN, liz HIT ms"u'n improve
nov wr', liz ~, ~ im' w. M "oInS
n"rI H. i,wiE .n',S WI II" ENulnlSluin'
WV wv ~'N''S-Ioo'h VIII NC r'hoVh'vu'
Harvard has mad, lo; entries for tho
indoor giinri O., ia, Er.irr ktblrtir
,0l,l u u vHasii,,lnlr ialllnE ON from
49,, E'l'' "'..h l'''f' VIZ Nv ir''h-
Nv ~ ~ Nv H',lNw ~, numerous ~
~, W., l'St N''Ti WINE S,''tal on
Wt,,,nH W.T." i',n S''i , yolivSh are not
'"'"''s "' '' '"'7 WINTER
"Buckir" Nam. ;po Li, r,,rt oh,
plavrd ru pr n,,, ~ rI,,h1I ,,,' H.,
lSgn. leaves ,%il,gr for ht. h,,,, in nbt,
tl,, week. lps, Er,il ain ,,nrrn,I fr"3n
unnbl, to play. II. vas expected 10
bro N records ia throwing tho hammer
AMI putting he shot At the intorrollrgi-
alto games this SIrlug. Ills loss will In,
vreatiy frlt by the college.
sporting rncn are .nd.nVylrrIns +, ulsR a
scheme which They assert win furnish
q permanent Neh',ng ground where al
pria -nrht,rs can perform without fcar
Citv. in the Mis- puri Rlycr. les n small
rr ~, W, ,''T a. ','T ',,.',, "h,r" inI
RI ,h,,,m, n"i," nn,.IrlE, n,nN '' i,"''',t
,i,i,,,i tEI, ~. a.. ~. ,,,,,,, ~
Nc iurI' ti't''S,n ~, IA, I.i,ni AK, II, "tNo
hk"}N Ini'rtrtr 1t . III" LurToae Of the
nrola''ll'' "n" are, actively pushing
l,'.tF t'i,''n' u h'i 9'lNlIF Tor TN"
The evening world., 1894-02-03
BIOOmin1dnIc VIII Firing II.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 2.-Blooming-
dale Bros, of New York. are the pur-
chasers Of the Wellington Dry Goods
Company's stock .ity of their men
anne over to remove the goods. a spe-
cial freight train was quickly chartered
and tn" whole stock shipped to New
York. -
The evening world., 1894-02-03

COunfcrnct fatigue aud weather with MIL
MARS CNLi>NI> II reliable tonic. lS3 Il way. -
The evening world., 1894-02-03

The Massachusetts delegates to the nm,
nual meeting of the League of American
Whoelmon at Louisville next month vii
take "A decided stand upon the question
of admitting colored cyclists to mem.
hership, and viii vote for their admits,
sion. providing sucn applicant Is no;
i%llitcratr.
The evening world., 1894-02-03

The new Athletic Committee of the
New York a.. c. is already showing its
The evening world., 1894-02-03

hand In making much needed improve
montS about the clubhouse. New lock-
tr' are being nut In the drossing-rooms.
new wrestling mats IN the gymnasium,
ana the hoNing-ruom will be renovated.
The evening world., 1894-02-03

y itlchrDond, Va, despatch SAYS Ia
names rs Edward Murphy md John
honihnn, early yesterday morning en-.
Pn"cd In a min, which resulted in Il vie.
tory for the former.
The evening world., 1894-02-03

Frank Ives has sub-let his room in
Chicago, and will probably make New
York his home after hia return from his
contemplated trip abroad.
Chicago is not SO good n billiard city
as New York." says Ives. THAT has
been demonstrated "A number of times
notably by the recent double tourna-
ment. Then the class of people who
attend tn" tournaments in New York f.
the very best. There are many excellent
people who go in Chicago. but as a
class they do not compare with the
billiard crowds in New York
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-24
NOT FOR MONEY VALUE.
A Woman Who Has For Many Years
Made Business OF Stealing.

Boston, Aug 24.-In the Lowell general
hospital in the city of Lowell there lies at
the point OF death woman who, for her
whole life long, has been victim of klep-
tomania.
Her true name is Mrs. Mary A. Hatch,
but during the l5 years i'm which she has
been known to the police of Boston she
has borne numerous aliases, among others
those of Stevens and Hammond. The lat
ter Is the name she has most commonly
used
seven years ago, when the first case was
made out against her. she was a good
looking woman OF about so, OF youthful
appearance for her age, and generally !
dressed In the height of fashion.
The most curious fact in connection
with the woman's long career of thievery
appears TO be that she has never sold or
even offered for sale any of the articles
which she took from the various stores
AS she told the Lowell officers, and later
Inspector Knox, her collection was begun
over eight years ago, and has been steadily
accumulating ever since, and nothing has
been taken from it.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-24
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.

ofce OF the License Commissioners,
City Hail. Providence, Aus. II, issL
Applications for license to sell pure spirituous,
intoxicating and malt liquors have been made by
the Following named persons and firms:
SECOND CLASS.
HIN, Lysander j.. 22s Weybosset street
Keenan,, Edward i3l Atwells svenus.
TRANSFERS FIRST CLASS.
Kulz George, lls Dorrance street. TO fl3 Pine
street and 33 and 35 Page street.
TRANSFERS SECOND CLASS.
Darcy, Edward H., 80 Canal street, 10 Albert
Blomstrom, same place.
German, John. e09 and GIL Charles street, to
Henry Caproni. same place.
Carrick. Isaac N, ~ Wickenden street. TO John
II. Mcguire, same place.
Hughes Grifin, 81 and 50 Eddy steeet to
Michael It. Braney, same place.
kernan, Brian,Sl Charles street, TO George u
La Belle same place.
McGuirk. Terence. estate ss Deialne street, to
BARLEY German, SO Logan avenue.
Mnh0ney, Patrick r., 81 Gladstone avenue, TO
5o2 North Main street.
Molter. II. T. Nm $50 North Main street. 20
Henry Bronner, 50 Atwell avenue.
PoSwrs. David, $50 Eddy street, to Benjamin y.
Holt same place.
Regan, " ~, % and % weybosset street, to 70
Peck street
The Board OF License Commissioners will be in
session In their oficc, City Hall, FRIDAY,
August 81, 1894 at ~ o'clock n. m at which tine
and place all persons desiring may be heard On
the mattsr OF granting such applications.
BY order OF the Board, rlIos. NIXON.
augH-n Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-24
IN MARSHAL'S CUSTODY.
Ezeta and otherSaIvadorean Refugees
Are Prisoners at San Francisco.
py The Associated press.


SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 24.--Gsneral An
tonic Ezeta and his fellow refugees are
prisoners at last by authority of the
United States district court The warrants
Tor the arrest were served yesterday after
noon. Early in the morning the
local officers received notification that the
difference between the navy department.
and the department of justice had been
compromised, at least In measure, and
that the naval authorities of Mare island
would permit the United States marshal
to serve his warrants The navy depart
ment maintained its position ON one
point, however, it would not furnish
transportation for the marshal and his
deputies to the gunboat.
Dr Calderon, the consul of the Saliva.
dorean government, prevented serious rup-
turc between the departments by charter
Ing the tug Relief with his own funds.
The tug arrived alongside the Bennington
about o'clock in the morning. Marshal
BALDWIN and his deputies went on board
tne gunboat and made the arrests Tho
tug steamed away, heading for this port
Immediately afterward the Benninc-
tons anchors were hoisted. She had been
lying at anchor near the Farallone island.
about 80 miles from port. A few minutes
later the Bennington was steaming to-
ward san Francisco bay, but rs one of
her engines is disabled, she made only
slow progress. She steamed directly to
Mare island.
The prisoners were landed in San Fran
cisco, and are now confined in the federal
building here in the custody of Marshal
Baldwin.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-24
AFTER MANY YEARS.
Divorced Woman Kidnaps Her Child
and mysteriousIy Disappears.

CLKvKLAxD. Aug. e4.-Mary Meyer, the
eyear-old daughter Of Gottlieb Meyer,
- playing in front Of her home, at 55s
covin avenue, when she was approached
strange woman.
"Are you Mary Meyorp" asked the
oman "Yes," replied Mary.
MY child" exclaimed tho woman.
rowing her arms sbout her neck and
Fnpping the heavy cloak she wore about
IA frightened girl. Since that time moth
y has been seen or heard of the girl or
- strange woman.
kiftesn years ago Meyer was married to
nfy's mother in Switzerland, and four
pnrs later they werc divorced, Meyer
oming TO Cleveland and his divorced wife
naming In Switzerland Meyer again
ayried and has since lived in Cleveland.
He heard his divorced wife was in New
Wk and was planning to kidnap Mary
~ take her back 70 Switzerland. He
nerded her carefully, but relaxing his
yiiancs Wednesday night for q short
me the opportunity looked for by the
roeher presented itself, and Mary was
jnkried away.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF THE
CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
rnE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Pumping Engines and Boilers
Once Of the Commissioner OF Public works, :
City Hall, Providence. Il. l., August 4 1894
PLANS AND PROPOSALS.
TIM CITY OF PROVIDENCE.

Are invited st this ofios until II n m septem-
Der Tor furnishing to the City OF thrs -
pumping engines witk boilers, for raising sewa %
from the outfall sewer in Aliens avenue TO a dls-
charging sewcr In Ernest street under the folio "
ing eondtlons each engine TO deliver from twel 20
10 thirtysiy million gallons In twenty foui hours
on an average lift OF about twenty seven feet bat
varying from twenty-six feet 10 thirty four feet
without greatly decreasing its duty under extre ne
conditions. The elevation OF the floors OF eng ne
mouse and boiler house tc be not lower than TWEEN
y-two feet above low water In the pump-well nor
higher than twenty-six feet above said level, but
the pump may be set lower
Ihe plant 10 TO have complete connections nd
equipments ready TO run permanently.
The time which will be required TO put the plant
IN operation IL To be stated in the proposal. Also
the duty which Will be guaranteed under the bost
conditions OF running and the amount OF variation
from such duty under the conditions herein stated
IN comparing bids proper allowance will be made
Tor the value to the City OF Providence of high
duty and uniformity In duty, as also for reliability
ance.
Further information will be given by the City
Engineer
Each bid must be accom- panied by a properly
certined check for the sum OF one thousand doll
ars, payable 10 the undersigned. which check will
be returned TO the bidder unless forfeited by the
abandonment. of the proposal
a satisfactory bond for a sum equal to one third
OF the amount OF the contraot will be required Tor
the faithful performance OF the contract
The right to reject any or all bids In reserved
ROBERT ". SMITH
augz-2bt Commissfoner OF Public Works
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-24
ONE MAY DIE.


WORTHWHILE, VT, Aug. 2I-Officcrs OF
this town were summoned at 2 O'Clock
yesterday morning TO arrest two men,
John McDermott and Gregg Aldrich
Both were intoxicated and had been fight
ing for several hours at point mile
from here. Both were taken to Jail,
where Aldrich is in very dangerous con-
dition. His skull is thought to be frac-
tured, and it is believed that he will die.
There will be no hearing in the case until
Aldrich's real condition is known.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-24

WALrHAM, Mass, Aug. 2i-It is stated
that new watch factory will soon be op-
Grated here under the management of peo-
pie recently connected with the Water
bury company. The new concern will be
known as the Rumford Watch company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-24
Vt WILL BRING PEACE.


PARIS, Aug. 2i.-The Journal Dcs De
bats asserts that King Humbert of Italv
Will create the "Niceroyalty of Sicily" and
will make the Prince OF Naples viceroy. II
says the news Of the kings intention Is
favorably received in Italy as happy so.
lution OF the problem of Stsilian disaffec-
ton.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-24

LOWELL, Mass, Aug. s4.-George Il. St
German, aged 80 was arrested here on a
warrant from Chicopee, charging him with
obtaining money oy false pretenses. st.
Germain, IL is said claimed to be a lawyer.
and, taking a case, would have his victim
pay small fee in advance for professional
services which he could not perform.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-24

nomE. Aug. PA nocturnal search Of
|nsrchist clubs and residences I'm several
Dali towns near Ravenna resulted in tho
:axure OF large quantities of arms. ammu.
.Is,on, nags and important papers. Sew.
Pol arrests were made.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-24

LAWRENCE, Mass. Aug. 24.-The yalua.
ION OF the city, as shown by the assessors.
4 gSs, 4s6, ,5o3-$S, 45S, 71s personal and s24.-
W,67o real estate. The gain over 1893 is
,eN. The tax rate Is sl6 per $1,000, SO
pnts lower than 1893 The Pacific mills
~ the largest tax, e6s,OO0.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-24
nd W.. nIitnhelI,. na..-

POINT OF PINES Mass, Aug. PA. G.
bowling and G.. II. Mitchell rowed a
single scull race here over a 1L.miles
course Tor sl2J prize and the intermedi.
s.e championship OF New England.
Mitchell won by two lensths
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-24

hANsAs CITY. Aug 9I.-w. w T.v,~
made a lying half mile against ,ho s,.',s
Dleycie record yesterday, lowcrlpg (, Ss'eo Ss'''
i:B 10 TO l:@25. Richardson ,a,...,, :. .a-.l
his own record for backward rid,n,, ,.'.u
I.35 to 2.32 "a ''ui"s from
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-24

HAvERHILL, Mass, Aug al.--An inves-
gnfion OF the fire In the Chase block was
|rDed Yesterday by Deputy Fire Marshal
<rriil- Several witnesses gave testimony.
Dc Investigation Is unfinished
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-24

NEW YORK, Aug 2t-Georrc Dixon
ana Jerry Marshall, fcatherweigbt cham.
plon oil Australia, are matched Co fight 70 a
nnish at lls pounds for $500 and A.
festherweight championship Of the world.
Zach man has posted $1,000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-24

CHICAGO, Aug. 24-The Brosius Sew
ing Machine and Motor company has as
signed. Assets are about sl2500O and liza
bilities $4,000. The company: started
out on too large a scale.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-24
Barbarous NIcsrnruan.

COLON, Aug. e4.--Advices from R,p.-
eide say that the Nicaraguans continna
nelr barbarities towards foreigners Tn
fIsonmcnts and murders are so freonan,
nss she inhabitants are fleeing in all al.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-24

WEYMOUTH. Aug. 2l-In the Royal
<net Yacht club race the Britannia de
- The satanita by Ia minutes. The
- Tss fro<A Cowes 10 Weymouth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-24

DAco, Me-, Aug. ef.--The York mills
.<aged In the manufacture Of ginghams,
resume operations Sept. 10, after a
sdown OF two months. The mills will
- on fwo-thirds time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-24
In Les Time Than R,on,r..

1Arpr HOOK, N. j., Aug 24.-The tea,
a rapidify OF the pneumatic gun was as
<ref . success as the test for accuracy. Ten
oots were fired within Is minutes Tho
1ntrnct allowed 40 minutes for this trial
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-24
NO cur IN RATES.


New YoAK, Aug. 2i.-The New Eng
land Central Traffic Trunk Line and
Western Freight association joint com
mittees have decided upon the firm main
tnance of present east-bound rates.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-24

No one Ia ordina health need heco,,. M. "A
or gray. if he Will follow sensible treat nent
We advise cleanliness Of the scalp and m.
use VI Halle hsir Rsnewer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-24

The Annual Meeting % the stockholders stthe
Providence Gas Company will be holden at the
once OF the Company, In rear OF Providence
Washington Build ing. 20 Market square. on MON
DAY september proximo, at ~ o'clock, noon for
the election of nine Directors and for the transac-
non OF any other business Of the Company.
-. a. ". rIATER, Secretary.
Providence, v. l.. Auseust %. isss
aue2emwfst
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-24

Subscribe for the WEEKLY
News Fifty cents a year.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-24
PARTY, FRIDAY EvE'NG, AUG. "a.

,, unc. =. LoIhRoP q CO.. Props and Msnsxers
- H''''...-..............L Local Manager