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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-08

MAKES ITSELF PEI T
the great gripping old-iashioned nil.
Not only when you take Il, but un-
pleasant, from FIRST 10 last, and Il only
gives YOU a little temporary good.
The things 90 take Its place are DR..
picrce's Pleasant Pellets. One OF these
al a dose viii regulate the whole system
perfectly. They're tiny, sugar-coated
granules. scarcely larger than mustard
seeds. They act Ia Natures own way.
No reaction afterward. Their help lasts
and they DO permanent good. COnsti-
patton, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks. Sick
or Bilious Headaches, and all derange-
ments of the liver, stomach. and bowels
are prevented. relieved, and cured.
They're the cheapest, for they're guar
Gnfcsd 20 give satisfaction OF money Is re-
turned. Nothing can be Just rs good"
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NOTICE OF TEACHERS EXAMINATION
Az An examination OF applicants for osriih-
Gates will b. held In room IS court hou7e. Hell
ena n ont. eb. % and a. beginning At nine
o'clock sharp fab. e.
MINNIE A. REITENRATH,
20. Hupt. Of Schools.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS

Letters for the following versions remain
uncallcd for At the Helena, Mont, poaioinee
on Feb. Z. 1894. ln calling Tor them
please say Advertised"
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NINILNMEN list
Aiams ~. A. t2l heftheloie, AaoolA
lirsdlsv. n. Byrns. q. "A.
Clark. Dr. "A. \. (2l Connsil. William
Doner. Edwin Doaglas. A. II.
Ek.und. h cd fSSies. '. "a
Gli. Frank II. q avea lheo
Graves Chas. y. Grin. Johan
lisc.' man. VIM. Hicks, Jacob /. t2)
getie Paul johnson, u. ".
k-ly, r.. W. Killer VIM.
Koch. q. Iaing. John Al.
lssdy. JOSEPH Latter. william II.
Madden. VIM. l.. Morse, Wm.
O'hTien. J. W. Parker, A.
Kline. Ino. Hit. Eugene
Rowo F.S she lsck, Thomas
piehtig. Aloia 1allman, +.
Tnyson. Nn. Walker. ID. W.
Warren. W. IA. Wood. +. IL.
rADTrs list.
Perry, Mrs. ". =. Carey, MIs. MARY
Cure. NIF. Annie Conley, Miss Mary
Fleming. kittio GarvAie, Ars Aics
lied uad. Miss OlQa king. Miss Maggie
Lindssr. Mrs.. A. NJ. Morris, Helen
Mvlea. Mrs. J. W. McCallum, Mrs. L.
Nimsts. Miss Louisa Nimets, Miss Cora
sullivan. Miss NJ. G. wilson. Miss Ada
Williams Miss Ella Woods, Miss Emma
Myman, Miss AZ. A.
L. II. CLrwELI. +. NJ.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-08

SITUATION WANTED POSITION As FORE
- man IN quartz mine Experienced In
worEiug men undorg round. capable Of assaying
ores and ehnrpenIns tools. mad public assay
office for a number OF years Address Idaho
iNDEpENDEsI.
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Liver and Kidneys

HOOPS PiLLe are a mild, gentle painless,
safe aud edcient cathartie. Always reliable 20.
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NOTlCr 10 CREDITORS -EsTATE or
~ eunia aIay decaasel

Notice Or h .reby rive ~ tie undersigned, al
miuistrstrlr u the estate o. B ennis I'll y.
dece hsed TO be creditors OF Aud all parsons hav-
inz rl..ms against the said deceased, to exhibit
months aitsr the urat pub icatton Of - notice,
10 The "a ID admllis tfatri1 a. room .Js 30 an 4
~. Hrantts block Helena Montana, the anne
laiug thu place for tire trun.action Of the bu. l.
ne-e ~ .tii estate in tic county ~ Lews and
tiarks MINNIE ID LAY.
Almluisirafrir OF the estate of Dennis Delay.
deraasod
DhteI feb. l. l74i
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SITUATION WANTEp-BY FIR5T-CLAsS
- nam TO do electFoplating. game nlithing and
general mechanical repairing hftean years
experience. Workman8hln guaranteed Address
BY letter. Jack 20, this oihca.
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I,OR SALE HFUnERr a. REEn a co.
Il ground floor Montana hank hniidlnE. have
houses aud lots for tfaas or sale % per eeat OF
value.
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p0R s1Lf~GN EIfgANr no .iEnN HON
L on lawrence street. large houae worth
ai0uuo. prizes nov as.OlQs yeuf oWn terms. Her
isrt ~ heed TO. ground hour Montana -
tlounl hank nuildlna.
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UsL.yD orrrcr

HEI EsA. Mont. fsb g. 1884,
Comp stat having Dson N cred Al thls Office
lf rueat F- Wright arains' Drank A. Hutchiu-
son f1r arandun,ns ~ tonastaad erfr- -
.i7H. dated MAJ q lss2 uusn tho aw = section
p. fa~nshlp Do O.. range W. in Lewis and larke
'"2 =, Aontan q. win Wow 20 the cane llati9n
uoaei 'o aplesr ~ tlia office on tbs 10th day -
Marcia l-s. & .u o'clock A. IN. 10 rssponI and
Furnish testimony cOnceruiaR ssid q eyed aban.
uQamenL GfO. 81. Boz RO g. Is.
} eceiver.
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STftItL 81 ETINB MOSTAN' HAR AS
. suciat.uu In nocordarce with the provision
70 lI-.aH 20 if, aspoc a. meeting 81 tie Mon
tana 70 associa' iuu ID herebg called 20 ba held
a. Helena Mulfa.a. on Tuesday evening feb
I ~ eight o. C. urr =. IA. Ia thl room n the
saprerna court - the state % Munfana A. this
Iac ting the 90. GERS 81 ths asfortatI or for the
yfar i-sl are 20 b. elected and Of ar On bortant
hUslue.H tn d. .ransacted. fnll attendance ~
tha Inambsrs % The A-so-iAtion % desirsI
l.y order - tno president
JOIN D. FORRf-.
A. II. NELs1s President
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Orris Employment Agency.

lll horth Main rl Telephone 10
WANTED
ne diuinEroom Eirl.
Girl for general homework city.
Girl for general housewurk. country.
Five wuodchoprora.
vii cash all Midiand Railroad tims chackA
Ohhih EMPLOY MINT AdENCi
als North MAiu ST.
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MINNESOTA

WIlbur Tsbbls .... d. More chants n 0tsl. St Paul
willard & DsnRis.... ...... Hotel Ryan. St Paa
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AOIICF-IHE COMIEIlIIEE MAMMA
~ tion under the rules of fhn nifod state
civil service commission 81 APP .icant- for tho
grades Of clerk and carrier lu 600 clas-ifnI poe
al service Will ne bold a. trH UIfJ lall council
csauber "a neat Saturday. toIL IH. collneacin.
90 nins % clucE u. al those having hlrd
thuir application EaTer- Elfl tIe -ecrafar5 and
have received motto 81 iheir Hpprusal uiII re-
port az ths hall 1850 time fur eEau.inaf on and
Inust prosids tilem=elt,s with wiring materiaI
and blank Wrlt.ag paper.
A. A.. tOFEEHs
hscrotsry hoarl o. k1aniners.
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SITUATION WANTED POSITION BY MAN
- and wife, former butler and waiter and
latter A. cuok. est references. address j. /.
smith, $50 Fifth avenue.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-08
UTAH
WASHINGTON.

CALIFORNIA.
r. G Wilbur ........ Talsee Hotel San francisco
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SITUATION WAETFD-lY YOUNG LADY
y TO clerk in store. l. also competent dress
maker. Address 4. H., this Office
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-08

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
Judicial district Of the state % Montana. In
and for the county Of Lewis and Clarke
ln the matter 81 tbs estate OF Charles A..
BrOadwAtoF, deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given that the application Of
homAs A. NARROW. administrator Of the estate
Of Charles 4. BROAD water. deceased. FOR an or
der II said court directing aud authorizing I'M
TO borrow money 10 pay on tbs eharEes. do
mands and obligations Of said estats aud to
meet the current and necessary expensos OF "a d
estate and TO obtain extensions and renewals ~
such loans. - we'll IS existing loans, for period
VI net exceeding two years. and 70 pledge and
r0pledsa. mortgage and TemoFtgago such prop
ertT OF the estate A. r1sy be necessary 20 secure
the payment Of said loans and the interest
thereon: and TO make and execute such NOES.
and other documents AZ may be necessary TO cf-
feet such loans. sKtsnsiOua and renewals. will DO
brought on for hearing In the above court on the
18th day OF February. A. -. 1874.
Granted aud dated this 2Sd day q January, A.
ID. itgl
lsEALl JOHN Fan Clerk.
By II. J. CASSIDY Deputy Clerk.
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Money on call easy at per cent; closed at
per cent. Prime mercantile paper. 3laztail per
cent sterling exchange dull. with actual bush
ness in hanAers' bills Al SAs6A Hl.el Tor do
mand, rnc 81 5lA0Ls5 fcr sixty days.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CmcAGO. Feb Cattle -ReseiDts. 1t50O
heal; market slow, general market l0wors no
extra steers here; good TO choice, SL4O9 70,
others, 80 2jaAt5; TEXANS. g. cOa33j; stockere,
g2.b0u ~
Hogs Bsoeipts. 1900 head; market slow; Ice
lower. rough heavy, Sf.bjA4q5 packers and
mixed. IS on $40. prime heavy and butchers
weights. Sbl5u5 5. 20' prime light fAi0uA20
Sheep Receipts. Is ON head market slow.
tribe lover, natives ) 00g So western, s. 25B
8 90.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO. Feb. Wheat-Easy. cash. 5shc.
May. 52Ac.
orn-SteadT. cash, stbc. MAJ. 57Hc.
Osts-Stesdy; cash. 27Ac; Aay. we.
Pork Higher cash. Sl2 80. Nay. $3.50.
Lard Higher; cash. 81 80. Ala. SL2A
klns Higher, cssh, 8 as, May, SGl3.
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f SITUATION WANT DAN INTELLIGENT
F - youth % II years desires 10 learn the plumb
ing trade. Apply u. e.. A.. this ONCE.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-08


sIIUAIIONs MANTED-MALE
Advertisements lnusr lLAa ulTss time,
SITUATION WANTED-BY FIRSr-CLAsS
- nan To do electFoplating. game nlithing and
general mechanical repairing. hftsen years'
experience; wOrkman8hlu guaranteed ADDRESS
BY letter. Jack 90, tins othes
SITUATION WANTED POSITION As PORE
- nan IN a quartz mine Experienced Ia
worEiuy men underground. capable Of assaying
ores and shurpenIng tools. mad public assay
office for number OF years Address idaho
fNDEPENDEAI
SITUATION WANTED POSITION BY MAN
- and wife; former as butler and waiter and
latter A. cook est references. address j. /.
smith, a5o Fifth avenue.
SITUATION WANTrD-AN INTELLIGENT
- youth Of n years desires 10 learn the plumb
ing trade. Apply u. q. a.. this ONCE.
SITUATION WANTED-YOUNG MARRIED
- msn wants work OF any Kind 10 make a liv-
ing Address a. L.. aparrsl, $40 lutler street.
Helena.
SITUATION WAEIED-BY A BOY Is YEARS
~ Of ags has hsd hve years experience ia q
large store IA COLORADO, wages 90 suit the times
Address OF call At +. T. schmidt 800 !. Rodney
+ MUTATION WANTED-N BLACKSMITH.
- experienced in almost any line Of black
smitulug. except horse shoe lng John tcclsston.
last Helena
SITUATION WANTrD-BY GOOD MAN TO
/ - d. WORK around hotel wash NJ disbes or any
/ thing 10 make living Address J W. - Brion,
care general delivery.
HEIP wANItD-MALE.
/ WHEfSD~7.ISf7rIc @ c q -TSiSsiON
" address A. H.. Independent
IOft HtNr-ft ftNI~Hip ROOMS.
ION I,IS NV, HIS,'cC-,-117I 0 T00SS
with board. AZ 200 Dearborn avenue.
EoE EEhl-FUuNIsHEB ROOMS. WITH
/ steam eat. from a. 10 sl0 per month. nav
management Hotter block o.ice room p
+ EOR Rent On JAN. I. 1904 INK Lloyd
house will b. lnducfed under new man
agomeut. rooms from g 90 slz Or month. the
house b. heated b. steam. % ecfric isht and bath
+ free. Apply a. premises. lls larfe street
fou NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
on II III II /, II -----1 - : -
f 4 ground floor Noutsna ban. h4ilding. have
ne largest ist ~ houses and stores ia the city.
FOH HE>I -Ni~osLLANIoUs
VA,QGEGADE sTIis ~ mn, Ali.
- KINDS low raiss. Mrs M. erth. l07
/ Ef0auEaI
WA>aID 80 KENI
- s----~-~---~-~-~---
/ Whhlln 10 KEeT .fURNisHED HOUSE
" hadreta 70 3D.. This office
Lost
--~~--@------- ------~e-~--.--
OHI iADlih IDCk DIEOUK. CONTAIN
- ihf checks and uoner. Hinder please r.
torn % IlIe rit.no aui receive reward
IDINn
<-7-~-~---~-~a-~--~--~---~
tbI 40 " lOChtlHOuk bWNFR tAN
n.fs fainc hy calling 81 90 lisutou avsn ue
atd OWES property.
lou sb ir HfAE or ppsTOFFICF.
uarras. 2 merchtniIss. tiunsr can have
p o. cane 3D. .alliuf 81 THE Office proving prop
eiis hia laIilg i9r this Hdvsrti.sneaL
uIsCELLAsEoTs
------~--~-~-~-~e=~----
10 lAA 500 FOH THREE MONTHS.
Address Money. the Office
toa sALE-A HOLAisHfp Is FNGLE-
horns business College. Apply A. this
~ SD And So bEhUINF rONFEDEB-
- afs billie ou5 i've ceufs zach 40 and 500
bills Do frnis eaol &c ami tlo srinulastars %
fe4ts each. ti and a. billie rs rents .soh sent
49, -
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III UAIION WANTED by BLACKSMITH
- expeflrrce eel in almost any line Of black
smitlIug. except horse shoalng. John tcclsstOn.
last helena.
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TO lAh 500 FOH THREE MONTHS.
Address Money. this Office
J OBS hALE-A HOLAisHfp Ts FNGLE-
horns husinezs College. Abpiy A. this
~ SD And 81. bEhUIAE rONFEDER-
ais billie onD hFo ceuts oaoh. 80 and 500
t.li- l' f-nls earl, &c and alc sninulastars 10
feAtt each 81 and q billie - cents each. sent
s-cufeg scaled On receipt - frfoo. Address
thAs. ID, h@rker, ~ B. forsgtL s.rest. Atlanta.
Ga
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STU ALTON WANTED-YOUNG MARRIED
- msn wants work Of any Kind 10 make a liv-
ing. Address A. H.. eparrsll, $40 cutter street.
Helena
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SITUATION WANTtD-BY GOOD MAN TO
- d. Work around hotel wash NJ dishes or any
thing 10 make a living. Address W. y Brion,
cars general delivery.
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SITUATION WANTED By A BOY Is YEARS
- Of ags hAs had hve years experience ia =
large store IA Colorado, wages 10 suit the umes
Address OF call at r. +. schmidt 800 I. Rodney.
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~ q. q. FIREMAN Deputy lerk
a.. X. Purcell ATTORNEY Tor plaintiff.
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siTUATiONS WANTED-FEMALE
Advertisements undeE .l'as Ie-A thres tlmss
IRE
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-16
SIGNS Of LIFE.
First Meeting of City Council Com
mittee on Manufacturers' Wastes.

A meeting of the Joint committee on
manufacturers wastes of the City Council
will be called In a few days of which
Councilman George l.. Vose is chairman.
The present committee has not held n
meeting since Its appointment at the or
ganization of the city government last
January, nor has there been any report
forthcoming for more than year. The
subject OF the treatment and disposal of
manufacturers wastes was considered sim
ultaneously with the improvements Of the
sewerage system, but no remedy has been
suggested for relieving the Woonasqua-
tucket and Moshassuck rivers and incl
dentally OF the redolent sluiceway between
the Weybosset and Crawford street
bridges of their noxious defilement. The
committee includes Mayor Olney, ex-
Councilman Elisha II. Rockwell, Alder
man Harris, ex-Aldermsn Douglas and
ex-Alderman Dennis. Three members
OF the committee have retired
from the City Council. IL Is possible that
some difficulty has been met In securing q
quorum for this reason. At all events the
promise OF the meeting is something to be
thankful for and o recommendation sug-
gesting some publication device or tend
ing to prohibit the utilization OF these
streams as common repositories will be
hailed with universal satisfaction.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-16

and a man fishing on the west side of the
stream endeavored to reach him with his
fishing rod but failed. Avery sank before
assistance could be rendered. Chief of
Police Bigbee was notified and several
boats proceeded to the spot with grap-
by James Perry, painter employed at the
Print Works. Medical Examiner O'Keefe
of Olneyville was notified and the res
mains were turned over to Undertaken
Lynch of Providence.
Avery had been in this country less than
two years. He had no relatives living in
this country, but has sister In England,
who runs n grocery store, corner of Nara
gansett avenue and School street. IL Is
supposed that he was taken with cramps,
to which he was subject whom in the water.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-16
Warren.

n5bsr MIs of ir;ends n sasufasy eysnnS
The occasion being the fourth anniversary
of their marriage. Reeves Orchestra
played upon the veraada and dancing IA
the house and on the lawn was gf1joyed,
The Rev. 4. Ks Chandler, ID. ID. and
wife, were IN town OVER Sunday.
A large party from hess ate TO attend the
hop in Drownvills tomorrow night.
Marks yesterday.
The Girls Friendly Society ara to visit
Saint Helenss Rest, harrington, one day
this week.
Mrs. David Punniger of Newport is
visiting friends In town.
Mr.. William B. Darlington started on q
cruise today In his yacht "I,eona. ------
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-16
FOUR NiCKELS IN PLAY.
Italians Stab and shoot For Their
Possession.


The Italian colony in the vicinity OF
Dean and Cedar streets was the scene oil a
stabbing and shooting ARRAY last evening.
Pasquale Caputo with three OF his fellow
countrymen were playing the game known
as MORO" which consists in guess
ing the number of fingers held up by
one of the players. There were four
nickels in the pot TO be spent for
beer and Caputo had charge OF the beer.
vincenzio Pipino coveted Caupto's Job,
and quarrel resulted, which was finally
settled by paying Pipino 20 cents, who
skipped the game. He was pursued
and he turned upon Cappto, Knocking
him down and stabbing him in the neck
and thigh. Then Caputo's brother-in-
law, Giuseppe Maestro came to his rescue
and fired four shots from his revolver at
his assailant. Only one took effect
and that In the shoulder of
Caputo. Pipino made his escape And eluded
the police. Maestro was sdbsequenty
captured by Officer King and Antonio
Deaugelis, an Italian constable. Caputo
was taken In the ambulspce TO the hos
pital whore IL was found that he was not
seriously injured.
Marsico was arraigned I'm the Sixth
District Court, and pleading not guilty
was held in $500 bail for trial Friday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-16
THEIR SECOND BAKE.

The Rhode Island Yacht Club held ity
sec,nd bake at Potter's Cove yesterday,
some delay was experienced In secnri9e
transportation from this city owing to to
non-appearspce OF Saunders steam trape-
port, but Tillipghsst's sioop DiamopS,
Nick6rson's catbost Edna, and other
craft were utilized. Seventy-nve ~
down to the bake which was served -
capital style by caterer j. wilson,
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DROWNED IN cRANsToN.

Herbert Avery, 20 years Of age, was
drowned in the pond az Cranston Print
Works yesterday morning. He went in
bathing with several other young men and
was warned not TO venture too far but
he struck out supposedly to swim
soross the pond. Suddenly he seemed
20 be laboring under some distress
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-16
smoke and Water

doss not inture stivsrware IN it N cleaned and
carsd for al once. Mr. ockel. $50 westmin-
stef street, has choice patterns which are Just
az good a. before the ire. You get the bsne-
nc OF what the insurance people psid. Clocks.
watches, musical boxes and jewsiry ss ridiou-
isuly Low prices. Gall early ans secure bar
gains.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-16
LIZZIE INSANE.
Halliday will End Her Days
In Madhouse.
By ths Associated Press.

ALBANY, N. Y, July 18.-The commits
sion to investigate the case OF Mrs. Halli-
day,the murderess, now awaiting death at
Clinton prison has found unspimously
that she In insane ana Governor Flower
will cemmute her sentence 10 inprison-
ment for life in the State Criminal Insane
Asylum at Mattewan.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-16

The members OF court Bellevue A. o. of
r.. are requested 70 meet ct their bali ON
verie street this eyep in0 g . aolock 70
late trother, Hsbert Meht1omsfy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-16

For the first time In SIX months June geve
prospects OF an increased BUSINESS bss sne
strikers have put to an end 10 what promises
70 bs prosperous summer, ent fAfk1
u.tio icrvseu q the shssu snAsssuN = k1dy
81 ssss ss$ 8 49, ~ q ~ 81
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-16
special Weather BulIetin.

BosroS, July 10. q u.--Locai forecast for New
England for 90 hours; Fair, slightly warmer
Tuesday; light, variable winds.
Note-scattered light showers have occurred In
southern states, but elsewhere the weather con-
tinues generally fair, slight changes In tempers-
oss.4
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-16

Cotton Ball Drapery Fringe,
regular price &c; for this
sale =
Plain Holland Shades, regular
price 25c. sale price
Drapery Poles, with Brass
Fixtures, 25c., for this sale
Brass Extension Rods, REGULAR
price:l9c.; for this sale !
Plush Balls, all Colors, regular
Sprice 1Sc. doz., for this sale
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-16

business.

Try Clarke's Cozy Dining Room, 20 DorrAnss
street.
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Upholstery
DEPT
(FIRST FLOOR.)

The following Bargains speak
for themselves:
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xATANTED-EvERYBoD TO COME EyBxY
wv Friday and get a good shore dinner fepf@
cents, at Nos. I'D and I2s Richmond street.
iniyls-st
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Small Wares !!
UNPARALLELED BARGAINS.

A bankrupt stock comprising little OIL
everything in small wares, odds ana
ends that must go at any price. rms
department will be paradise for bar
gain seekers during this week. The
following articles from among many
Others will be sacrificed during this
sale at C0c. on the II:
Superior Tape, black and white.
Dress Skirt Braid, black and white.
Dress Velvetine Binding, black ana
colors,
Dress Shields Stockinet, pure gum, etc.
Dress Shields covered and uncovered.
Silk and Serge Beltings.
silk and Cotton Bone Castings.
Hooks and Eyes.
Hook and Eye Tape.
Spool Cotton.
Spool Linen.
CARPET and Button Hole Thread.
Mending Cotton.
Hair Pins put up in paper and fancy
boxes.
Kid Crimpers.
Silver and Brass Thimbles.
Machine Oil.
Curling Irons.
Hose Supporters, cotton, plain silk and
fancy silk webs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-16
Vigilant Creeping Away.

Both yachts on the fetch to Carrickfer-
gus carried clubheaded topsails, the
Vigilant keeping the weather
gauge and apparently sailing much
better in her altered trim. The two
yachts kept pretty close together while
heading for the Antrim shore. The Bri-
tannia, however, weathered the Vigilant
before reaching the Carrickfergus mark
on the first round. The wind was strong
and more westerly ano the Vigilant
raced fast on the leader and with jib top
sail and spinnaker to port she flew to-
ward the mark.
1t was then down spinnakers and plain
reach to Black Head.
The times OF the two yachts at mark
boat No. 2, off Carrickfergus, on the first
rom nd were as follows:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-16

The Vigilant gained considerably on
this leg and appeared to be forging stead
ily ahead. At the last mark boat she was
only al seconds ahead and turning this
point she was minutes, "A seconds ahead
a y TIM 1fon q Aa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-16

was I minute 81 seconds ahead OF the
Britannia on the first round, and that she
had gained 80 seconds on the last leg of
the first round.
Vigilant Over Two Minutes Ahead.
Bp the Associated Press.
BANGOR, July 16.-The two finished the
second round in the following times:
vigilant 2 hours, ~ minutes, 81 seconds,
Britannia 2 hours, 81 minutes, IL seconds.
Thus the vigilant was minutes, ~ seq
onds, ahead at the conclusion of the Sec
ond round.
Britannia Passed vigiiant.
The two yachts rounded mark boat No.
Continued from Page 81
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-16

The Vigilant's sails today were standing
finely while going on wind.
At mark boat No. 3 off Black Head on the
first round, the two yachts were timed as
follows:
IT,. ". s.
Vigilant.. .........................E 10 "
.....ss.s.lS 10 M