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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-17
Birthday PARTY,

A surprise was given Master
Andrew Young by his many
friends, on Saturday, at No. 22S
Nolan street. The occasion was IN
honor of his eighteenth anniversa-
ry, and he was the recipient of num-
erous congratulations and good
wishes. Dancing was the feature
of the evening, and at II o'clock a
splendid supper was served which
was enjoyed by all present.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-17
Nh Wonder II Is So Fad.

The poet felt the reverse Of bright.
And muttercd a deep. deep curse:
He had no idea. but he had to write.
And so he ground out this verse.
FVr,-4h
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-17
SHORT STOPS.
What the People are Saying.
IBY Col. JAS. p. NEwCOMB.

~ WIN O@A'
The petition favoring the sewer
proposition presented to the city
council at its last meeting, carries
that measure beyond a doubt.
1t is signed by all our leading
business men and taxpayers, and
shows that whatever opposition
there may be to the proposition it
will come from those WHO oppose
everything that is suggested for
the general welfare.
Mayor PascbA1 in his message
submitting Engineer Gray's re-
sets firth in clear terms the
ryot.oTLsGs of this public improve
ment, and>the prospective burden
it will impose upon the people.
1t is useless for busy local poll
ticians to attempt to make this an
issue in County politics ;the people
will vote for it regardless Of the
effect it may have upon the Coun-
ty combinations.
The attempt to throw doubt upon
the power of the city to issue bonds
for this public improvement is very
trashy-the credit Of the city would
be ruined if the construction given
the charter by the Express was
correct, as it would involve half a
million dollars of bonds issued by
the Callaghan administration.
X 4
The people have no sympathy
with the attempt to injure the
city's credit.
The bond election comes off Aug,
7th.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-17

The county commissioners ap-
proved a number Of assessments
this morning.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-17
Snoozrrs in Day Coaches.

II suppose said a traveller, that a
man ought not to sleep in an ordinary
day coach, especially if there is any
body in the seat with him. TO most
men it is an annoyance to have the
other man in the seat go to sleep. lie
may be the incest nan in the world,
but You don't like to have him lean
over against you, and even if all he
does is nod, and as likely as not he
will do that, he attracts attention, and
some of that attention is pretty sure to
be devoted to you. The passenger
whose attention is attracted by a man
asleep generally chances also at the
man in the seat with him. Sometimes
you will see a man whose seat neigh
Dor has gone to sleep get up and go
somewhere else, and | can't say that !
blame him fc- it"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-17

Mr.. John w. IlIg has begun
the erection Of a two-story dwell
ing, No. POI Park avenue, Ward a..
to cost $500.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-17

II 'twasn't for my grandpa's nose
He couldn't see a bit,
For it's the only place he has
On which his specs a sit
-Harper's Young People.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-17

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-17

The people have no sympathy
with the attempt to injure the
city's credit.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-13

SIN Der seitrigen Sibun8 6es County
ratbS geLan9ten m%eiitentbeiIs nur &outinez
@el9Gfte bon undergraduates 8ebeutung
sur @%rlebigung.
Die 6asfeQ Bainting 60. erbielt fir ibr
niebri8ites Nn9ebOt BON $975.50 ben Gons
trait fir bic MISUNDERSTANDING I'M neuen
@rimtnaG9eriblsgeb6ube augciprOden.
Sin Nn9ebot Der Sirmo Sonatban Glart
& Sons So. fir ben 8au etneS neuen
GountDgebGuoeS murbe unerOffnet 3urids
geianbt, ba Die Stimm9eber am 6. Nobems
ber it6 ge9en ben Gau beS neuen Gountps
9ebGubes enti6ieben baben.
Cine &cdnun9 bon 6. s. 6otpea iiber
$3.50 fir Seletitete 9etettioz9lrbett BET Der
ttnteriu9uns Der ge9en zen &oblenlteferanz
ten &euD erbobenen Qtntla8en tuegen i9le9z
ten @epi9ts unb i6le6ter Gualitdt ber all
bic GountpsNrrnen gelieferten &obIen
ipurbe nadb lGn8erer 0tscuifiOn our !3abz
lung %angepieien. Die @mpfebIung bes
Sinan5comiteS fit Die 8esabIung bon
9tehnungeu un6 @ebGltern fir Sic be;6en
leBten Oftober= nno Die beioen erlten gfoz
bemberzQ 8o9en i'm 8etraae bon $18,513.20
begin. 1925 tpurbe gutgebetBen, ebenio
0aS pom Stnan3comite mobifi3irte. Budget
fir bos Sobr 1895, noh pel9ent So, ia, :
1926 Der GountDoertpaltuns Sur 8erz
fI9ung itehen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-13

- SObn so. emit6, @~Orfibsnber 6ss
republitanii6en @rccutib : Gomites, bat
ieinen S9IuBberidt porseIe9t, aus tpelcbem
berpOrsebt, OaB Der WablfeIoaug Der STE:
pubIitoner SAG, 1880 t~oitete. Den Ocs
mOtratsn iOn Die So9e bebeuten6 mebr
9etoitet baben.
- Der 6GuptIins Der W9iami Sn0ianer,
Der it6 ieit einiger !3eit in Chicago aufz
b6lt, Liegt 9egentDGrti9 nit gebrocbenem
8eine nnb S6rantmen unb 8eulcn am
9an3en R0rper i'm NIeriancr 6DipitaI BAR
nieOer, @eftern 9fadmittag purbe CT an
6er Gfe Der 81. unb State StroBe bon
einem iIbIi3 fabrenben @abeIbobntpaoen
getroffen unO etmG Stpanaig Sdbritt melt
ouf benz StraBenpFlalter entlang seIbleiFt,
mObet er bas ltnte 8etn bra9 un6 fid
ionit auBere nibt belOn6ers gefGbrIi6e
8~erIeBun8en 3u3og.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-13
5raR5eitt9e Reiratbs9eIdfte
3wet S9uIfinoer bremen ourd, nm fi9 per
m6hIen 3u f0nner.

Ser 11iGbrige 8ilte Sobnion un6 bic
9iGbrt9e Wfoub Cooper entflObcn geitern
aus ibren elterIi6en 6Guierit, I'm ii9
6etnIicD 81 %Dernldblen. Weber Miute nodb
Wfauo batten ober @elb 9enug bel iib, nm
6ieies 8Orbaben en6glltig GusaufIbren,
barum itabL er ieiner Wtutter u6r uno Ie
spet Htnge unb etn Nrmban6 aus benz
S6muffoiten ibrer W1utter. IS tn0r 2
lGbr ais fte BON 6auie% fortgtnsen, aber erIt
UNI 5 l1br DurOe tbr 8eri6nin6en befannt,
mas CUR 6oIge bate, baB Dor iieben l1br
MbenbS ie6er YpliSiit IN Der Stabt non Der
Yolt3et in Gnglenoo6 cine 8e1breibung
ber iun9en 9urt1gGnser bate, nit benz
8efebl, bteie, no imnter ite ongetroffen
perben tDir6en, iOfort gu D~erboften. Oaz
raul brauhten aber bic 0urcb Den 8orfuu in
fur9tbare 9ufre9un9 nerieBten Gltern Der
Gtnoer ni6t gu Warten, Bonn 6ieie botten
ii6 auf ibrer Slu6t zines 8eiIeren belonz
men unb febrten fur3 Dor sebn l1br oes
Nben6s reumitbig nab 9auie 3uritd.
Die SObn1on's un0 bic Gnoper's nobnen
in Elm u1b ben1elben SlatbauIe, $50. $40
StoteitraBe. Btute uno Wou6 Qtnaen
3uiamn1en in Die S6ule un6 6atten iid
aQmGbIta iebr lieb 9etponnen. @eltern
Nacbmtttag parteten lte binter einem
8retter3aun in Der 9tGbe ibrer @obnung,
big ibre bci6en Miltter cine StoteitraBenz
Gar beitiegen batteu, Inn in Die Stabt gu
fabren. Damn liefen ite in bic @obnungen
binauf unb itablen bic obencrnGbnten
S4mudia9en. @ilie iebte ii6 barauf an
einen Slid unb idrisb ieiner Mutter:
vQtebe Wtam0: SD ul0 Wau6e itnb forts
g~cgangen, un0 es tpirb Sud- ridbts niBcn
uns gu OerfoI8en. SD Iiebe Mau6te unb
ite Iiebt MIDI tpieber. @rGme Did nur
ntbt, ib i9rei6e baIb. 0etn MiQie."
9ieien 3ettel lamb Srau SobniOn auf benz
Gtibe, ais ie se8en 5llbr na6 Sauie fam.
Sang auBer iib Dor 2lngit nm Die Rinber,
9ins iie gu Trau Cooper, Die Oann unOsrz
3iigli6 Die YOli3ei bena6rtdtiste.
Ser @runb aber, DeBbalb Wfau6e un6
8tQie iobaGb wieber uufebrten, mar Elm
Strett, wel3er na6 8erIauf bon tpeniscn
StunOcn 3wiiden ibnen entitanOen mar.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-13
Der franfe uStaatsmann".
O'mraIIeY's 6reunoe b~ebaupten, oa6 er ft4
freiwiaie fteIen weroe. poli3iften
fufpenoirt. = Die poIi5et eloubt
ni9t an SantrY's Goo.

Snipeftor S6aod bat II pOIt3tften,
9egen ipelbe bon Wttglteoern oeS Wtarz
qlette7Gl1bS unb an6eren 8trgern Mntla7
gen erboben tpurben, bonn 0tenfte iulpens
Dirt. ST na6m ibnen bic Sterne ab uno
CAB Ieinen anberen 8oIi3tften 81 nerttebe1,
baB tpeitere Sulpenotrungen erfOL9en Mir
ben, tpelln ct betrefts8erfol9ung ber S9ul7
6igen ni6t lebr baIb &elultate iG6e. Die
galnen Der iulpen0irten Bolt3tlten 1tno :
Sames Mc@rotb, Morttn Ni6oIion, 0as
MEL S. Wc9toup, SacOb 6eibe;meier,
Sobn IS. MnberiOn, Samcs Nbbeb, Sobn
6. WturpDD, SomeS GeDlanb, Sames o.
Ncil, Sc, 8. S'@Onnel, Sacob S9ntot,
Sobn q. Malum, Q8iniam Wbtte, Wolter
S'0pnneu, so. GoultrD unb 8eltg Qutgs
leb.
Dem 8ernebmen nd6 metB g9os. s..
S6eppar0, Der BON S'WeoleD bertpunbcte
&utidber, mebr iiber bic 0erbinbune bes
ST. Senators nit benz Mlarfet Ctr. z@ang,
ais btsber bef0nnt puroe. st iou barber
Nustunft geben f~0nnen, tpie S'DtaueD,
no6oem berielbe leine Nte0erlage erfGn1t,
lit elmer Mtrtbi6aft nit ben nerbre6eriiben
glementen 3u1ammentraf un6 tDte bier Der
pun 8elubL IOuCpEJ UutU OeNhutAh1 OCt
Sttmmtditen in gepiIen 8e3irten ooS
BabGreiuItat gu dnOern.
Die 6reunoe S'WtoueD's beboupten, boB
OerieIbe franz iet, it9 aber freitptlig ben
8ebOrben fteuen tperOe, iobal6 er li9 tuiez
Der erbOlt babe, Shabby" Burns, pOfae
ior" SompiOn unb bic anDeren MttglteOer
bes v@ag9" io1en bic Stabt ~perloiien
baben, Die 8~OGt3ei I6entt benz @erii9t,
baB Sonttp ieiner @unbe erLag, tetnen
@IGuben. SnipeftOr SAaaf bate seitern
cine LGngere unterrebun9 nit Bolt3eibef
Brennan, nacb beren 8een6igung 6er Seq
tere e%rfIdrte, bab ietner &nii9t sufoI9e
SantrD no9 am 2eben iet.
9te bieiige vGimes" b%ebauptet, 9au3
9enau 81 tptiien, mo S'W1oIep it6 aufbalte
unO erfldrt ferner, baB mebreren Pplisetz
bean1ten in bober Steaung letn Iufents
baltsort glei6FoQs befannt lei. 9a inbeB
bic aIgemeine Gntriiitune einen 10 boben
@rab errei9t babe, lei ct DeranlaBt tuors
ben, iib freiiptaig gu iteaen. DaS tperbe
in gan3 tur3er 3eit gelbe6en.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-13
Observation-Disclosures
Die f~o[genoen 8auerIaubniBi6eiue muir
ben i'm 8auamt auSgeitelt:

Die foGgenoen Observation-Disclosures tpurz
Ben i'm 8aualnt auSseiteut:
Nrnolb Eripp, 3it0dige 8adtein5Gfe1t
ben3 nit @r6gefboB, 40 Nrlinglon 8loce,
$4,000; @eetS unO @darbt, bret 2it0dige
8oditetnzS tGuc nit @rOgei9oB, 1875
0iblano Mpe., $4,000; 81. Nubinsto,
4it0di9eS Badtein=W obnbous nit Qaben
unb Gr69eiboB, 946 50. II. Ctr, $40, 800
8rau Qaura 9upee, 2lt0dises 8adftetnz
0aserbaus nit Grbgei9oB, 286-88 8eitern
NOe., $4,000; Nort6tpcitern Oeait Gomz
panp, 6it06iger 8a6iteinz6 interanbou nit
@rbgeidoB, 889 81. NibIanO Noe., $50, OOO;
., SO. Miuer, 2It0figes 6Ol37@ obnbaus,
1929 @reenmoob @ne., $4,000; SO. 6rint,
2itOdiges 8ufiteinz8 Obnbaus nit @rbs
gei6oB, 1898 2oipnbaIe 9Goe., $4,000
Sdulratb, 3itOft9es BaditeinzS 9ulbauS
nit @rb8ei3OB, 800 String Ctr,
$4,000.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-13
9Dnb's BtIIen beiIen 8srfopfuns.
Gin 111ono oes l1erfur?

Sci benz 8orii6ergans bes 9laneten
Mertur an Der Sonnenibeibe am Iebten
Samitag 8ormittag, Ser bier 6es betpOlfz
ten 6tmmeIs ipegen u gang tur3e 3eit
beobo6tet mer6en fonnte, mill Serr 6enrD
&. Wtapne, elm Qitronom in Go6efter,
etmas 9eieben baben, pos er fir etnen Saz
teuiten bcs Blaneten bGlt. @r bemertte,
tDie ein balbourbitcbttger S9atten bon
oOaIer 6orm benz Blaneten beit6nbig pOrz
ouSgtng un6 9Iaubt, 6aB 6tcier S6atten
ais Elm GROCER gosfDrmiger Sateuit ober
Wonb bes Ntertur auf5ufaiien 1T. Die
8eoba6tung Mapne'S tpiro natiirlicb crit
BON anoeren @litronomen au beitGtigeu fem.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-13

Gommt1ton su befOIgen, audi DGbreno cine
ettpaige 8erutung gegen Die Gntl3etoung
in Der S6pebe lit.
B. 9aB penn bic 3ptftigfetten 3pti9cn
elmer ober mebreren @tIenbabnen aut Der
einen unb elmer Ober mebr geieblt6 tns
corporirten 9tattonaI @etpertlbaftspers
bGnben auf Der onberen settle befteben,
iebe Seite bas &e9t baben iou, etten Ser
treter a~us3utpGbIen, Der bonn PrdItoenten
gu etnem tempordren Wit9lteO Der Conn
milton ernonnt nlr6.
c.. OaB n66ren6 Ser 9auer Der Inter
iu9un9 Der GOmmtilton bic G~tienbabnen
niht bere9ti8t fein iouen, bic gu benz betr.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Seborenoen Nnges
fteuten gu entlaiien, auBer tpegen l1nfGbi8s
felt, Pflt3tnerfdumniB unb 9eleBibertres
tun0; nob ioQen bic @etpertnerbGnbe
bere6ttgt iein, ndbren0 elmer Iol6en Inter
Iuhung StrettS ober 8oDcottS ge9en bic
betr. G~tienbabnen 6n3upr0nen. 8Gbrenb Der
nGbften 6 Ofonate na9 erfol9ter Gntfbeie
bung ioucn bic Giienbabnen aub teine
@ntlaI1unger Dornebmen, auBer aus ben
angefiibrten @rilnben, nod IoOen Bic @n5
geiteGten ibren Otenlt ouf9eben obne bor>
bergebenbe 30td9i9e 8inbtguns.
2. @bapt. 567 Scr 8unbesz @eiebe BON
1885 ioQ oabin amenoirt perben, 0aB Sea-
ti0nol : @etperti6aftSperbGnbe nerpflt6tet
iein folen, in ibren GOnititutionen 8or>
16riften auf3unebmlen, Del6e eS ben 0tttz
gLiebern bel 8erluit ouer Recbte Derbieten,
nGbrenb StreifS pber 8oDcOtts ith an
GepaIttbGtigfeiten gu bctbeiligen ODER &na
bere burb Gini9l6terung, 9%robun9en
ober @epalt al Der Mrbeit 3u nerbtn6ern.
3. Die Gommiiiton bdlt it6 ntcbt fir
befu9t, pOIttin bic Ginricbtune zines 2tcen3s
ioitemS SIT empfebIen, burb welAes aae
bDberen Qnseiteuten BON 3Diidenitaotliden
6an6elsDertebr f0rbernben @t1enbabnen
nob norbergegan9ener Prifung L~icenitrt
tueroen, bod m06te file enpfeblen, baB
bieie Inselesenbeit bon benz auitdnbigen
GongreBausi9uB srunbItd erOrtert tpsrbe.
8tele Giienbabn sNn9eteute unO Seomte
baben ficb fir elm ioIhes Spitem ertLGrt.
4. Die Gommiiiton mOcbte ben Staten
smpfeblen, irgeno Elm Nrbttratton8@ SDitem
einsufubren, GbnLtb benz in Wt~aiiacbuiettS
beftebenben, meldes DieQeibt nob burb
8er16Grfung Der Dem S6icbSgeri6t err
tbetlten 8~efu9niiie iuirflamer gema6t pers
ben f0nrte.
5. Gontrafte, tosl6e es 9euten Derbieten,
fib gtrbeitersO rganilattonen a%nsufbIieBen,
o6er BEN QlStritt aus 6en1elben borl6retz
ben, iouten fitr un9eiebIi6 ertldrt werben,
pte btes in ~etn5elnen Staten bereits 9ez
i9eben 1T.
6. Die GOmmiiiion Iest eS 9trbeitsebern
ans 6ers, Observation-Disclosures qn3uers
fennen un6 nit tbnen in SGuen bon
3Diiti9teiten gu untcrbanbeIn.
Z. 0te Gommtiiton lit 6erl1eber3eu8ung,
baB, iucnn bie0rbeitgeber iiberaQ in 9utem
@tnDernebmen nit ben Nrbeitern banbeln,
tpenn lie, no es it6 nit 6em Grtrag beS
@ei9dftS oertrdgt, freitpiutg Die 2Obne err
bOben unb i'm Sale elmer 2Obnberabiebung
Die GriinDe bafiir an9egeben perbeu, ptete
Getbereien pern1ie0en tuerben f0nnen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-13

Balances 1881. 4e4.o9
Liabilities
Gross claims for Losses, ad-1
justed and unpaid ......
Gross claims for Losses, }S25A. S2IM
upon which ne action
. hGS been taken .........
Losses resisted by the Com
19,O94.SA
Net amount of unpaid Losses ..........s 27a,s2e.Os
Amount of unearned Premiums on all
outstanding risks. .......-...... sO7,s2s.sl
money 45,ooo.Oe
Due for Commissions and Brokerage. 42,247.38
Total Liabilities IS 1885, s8.25
Less liabilities secured by special de-
pOsitS ........".."""............ Al ,746.8e
Balance. s 1,221, 25l.45
Income.
Premiums received during the year, in
Interest ana dividends received during w.
Rents received during the year. SIS Sc
Total Incomes 1913, 3o7.s7
Expenditures.
GGosses paid during the year. IS 1,1eo, 32O.ss
commissions and Salaries paid during
inc year. S79, 5l9. 20
Taxes paid during the year..:.:"" Sl,s67.8o
Amount of all other expenditures. -. 6S,S26. SO
Total Expenditures. IS l,58O,8 3 %
miscellaneous.
Total Risks taken during the year in
Total Premiums received during the
year in Illinois .............:." 142, 2s3.2s
Total Losses incurred during the year
Total amount of Risks outstanding. 49,. lac, 554, 500. 90
CnaS. ". WhitinS, President.
JanleS a.. TanitOr. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day
Hap IA SotaPy Public.
NS
Abendblatt., 1894-11-13

&dufer BON Sauertraltt, @rocerpbefber,
&%eitaurateure unb @aitwtrtbe merOen oar>
auf aufmerfiam 8ema6t, baB i'm beuti9en
Nltenbetm Sauertrdut BON aus9eseibneter
@itte porrGtbi9 3u baben lit. Gbenio &obIz
tOpfe beim 9uBenb, 0unOert ober Gauien6,
unb baB ale 8eiteuun9en prompt aus9ez
fitbrt mer6en. 9a es 3u9leicb cine Inter
itiBung fir boS Snititut 1T, penn bic Broz
butte ob9eiebt tperben, perben 9etuiBTreunbe
bet Nnltalt oieielbe berIGii6tigen. auplot
Abendblatt., 1894-11-13
Inn Die mabrbeit III erfobren

lit Be3us auf SOob's @arlapariaa, fruge man
0teient9en, bic Steie Wte6tsin broubeiI, Dber
leIe bic oft III bieiem Slatt ab9ebrudter
3engniRe; iie perben @u6 i~berisIssr, bas
9oo6's furirt.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-13

OFFICIAL PUBLlCATIoR.
AAHaal Oatththt COMPANY Of Hartford in tho
State Of Connecticut on the 3lst day of De.
eeRber, 1898: made to the Insurance SuperiR.
tsndent Of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount Of Capital Stock paid up in
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-11
TELEGRAPHIC BREvrrIEa


The pope is greatly depressed over hi,
poor health.
Cotton returns show an improvement,
In condition.
The britannia defeated the vieilant
for the fourth time.
Two violent earthquake shocks vers
felt at Constantinople.
station master was murderously es-
saulted NJ Sutton Junction, Que.
The retail fsh business In Boston q.
bettered by the strike In the west.
Richard Donnelly, aged 8. fell Off
wharf at Boston and was drowned.
Pitcher Tom Lovett has been reIe..sa
ny the Boston B ,sebsll association.
One man was killed by the collap,s NJ
coal shed on Commercial wharf, Boston
Hudson (Mass.) shoe manufacturers r.-
Gently burned out, will build new .bops
Lemuei w Lewis. 70, of Merrim,c.
Mass, died suddenly at Boston from beart
disease.
The Massachusetts, team concluded its
nrst inaing in the cricket match against
new York with total OF 2i2
Annie White and her sister OF Boston
were badly injured By their horse run.
mug away aud colliding with post.
The Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe's
gross earnings In the nscal year ended
'"ns So decreased by more than $1,000. 0oo
- - compared with the preceding ysss. ar
|e per cent
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-11
new YORK & NEW ENGLAND
Passenger Train Service, Week Days,
Corrected to June 3, 1894.

Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows:
For Boston-S;oS u. m, II M; 4:2o p. m; RETURN
$3.50, a. m.; 2.2o, 5;25 p. m.
| WALPOLE-s:o5 a. m; IL IN; 4:2O d. m
fkANKLIN-s:0j a. IN, Il M; 4:2) 71j D. m
MlLFOhD- 500 a. m; IL m; 4:2O p. IN.
ARLINGrON705, III ;35 m. as :s0 ssli 100 D. m
WEST AhLlNGToN-7io5. $685. 1855 a. m; 5. o
a IN; 2:45, 1879, 5:25, $3.50 p. IN.
kNIGHTSVILLE-i:05 9:05, IL :3j a. m: s. 0 n
m; 2:4o 5:25, $3.50, s*i1. >. 6:l0 u. m.
ffFsND ID fAfsk-53es, ses,i.sssy .. ,a, ~
Asa, 5:25, $3.50, ''iI.00 S. $40 D. m
CRANsToN, NATICK, RIVER POINT, CENTRE
VILE, WAsHINGToN-7:O :O5 s:O5, il:35.
$500 a. m; 2oi 2'4S, 4:So, S25, 6:So $780, ''ii:OO,
s6.i0 7:i5 p. m.
oAKLAwN-7:oS. s:Os, u:35, 900 a. m; 1901.
2;ij, 4:30 5:25, $3.50, 1880, ''1l:00 s 6i5 s 7:l5
PONTIAC, ARCTIC. oUIDNIcR-7;O5 Hiss, 800
m; 2;45, 5:2b, $3.50. ssi1 100, 6;l0 p. IN.
ANTHoNN-7:o5, 9O5. ll:3o, s $500 m. 1901, 2:45
4:30. 5:25, $3.50. ''ll;0O, s $50, s 7:l5 p. IN.
covENTRY-7;oS, s;O6. am; i2:oI, 2i45, 4so, $780,
s7;i6 m.
SUMMIT, GREENE, oNEco, STERLING
MoosUP. PLAINFIELD-7iOS s;o5, am; I2:ol,
2:i5, 1880, 7:so, 7:i5 p. m.
JEWE1T CITY, CANTERBURY SCOTLAND
7.OS s.05, a. m; 1901, s.JO D. m.
VERSAILLES, BALTIC, SOUTH wINDHAM--
7:O5 905 a. m; i2:Oi. $50, 5 7:I5 pm.
wlLLIMANTic-7;OS s;OS a. IN; 1901, i:3o 1880, 8
1:l5 p. m.
HARrFoRD-sso5 a. m; 12:Oi, 4:sO, 7.so 81.
pm.
FfSHKILL& & NENBURG-9:05 n. m.
NOkWICH-7:0o,g $500 q. IN. l2:Ol, 1880, 7:30 D. m
WATERBURY,, DANbuhf-s'sS a. M; 1880, s 715
pm.
via PoUGHKEEPsiE-so5
am; 30. 7:i5 p. m.
EAST THOMPSON, WEBSTER, soUTHBRIDGE,
WORCESTER, THOMPSON, PUTNAM and |
poMFkEr --ss a. m; 200 p. m.
AND THE WEST VIA NEwBURo. |
AND ERIE RY-9:05 a. m.
pAsCoAG AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS |
A I m IsU0a an.l4 Ana a.oa
D. m. Returning ieave Pascoaz at 5:2A 7:lO aud
sI5 o. m.; 1870. t;'i, Cos aud 80 90 p. m.
All trains leave iron west end of Union Depot
Providence.
.ssaturdays only. s-sundays only.
Tickets between Boston and Providence Qimitedl
% cents, unlimited 81.
wR BABcoCK, ora
r. w. KEENAN,, supt -
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MANYLIVESLOST


CoSsrANrINorLE. July lt.--A fresh and
more severe shock Of earthquake was felt
here at O'Clock yesterday afternoon. An
indescrioable panic followed. Many per-
sons were killed and injured.
The shock was felt in its full sever.
ity IN all the villages bordering on the
Bosphorus and the Sea OF Marmora. Most
OF the buildings in these places suffered
damage and number of houses were
ruined completely The people have
sought shelter in the fields outside the
villages
There is 20 much confusion now TO rive
an accurate estimate of the lossof life.
but 1t is believed that so persons have lost
their lives, and .hst the mum Der of in.
1ured far exceed that figure. The loss 10
property will be large.
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CARLSBAD SPRuDEL SALT.

Is not mere purgative; 1t is an alternative
and . constitutional remedy. There
Is nothing "just as good y when you can
obtain the genuine imported article. Do
not be imposed upon by unscrupuloas
dealers. The genuine must have the sig
nature OF "EIsNER q MENDEIsoN Co.,
Sole Agents. New York." on every bottle.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-11
Stricken with Apoplexv

NEWPORT. X. l., July IL. - General
James h. Fry. U. S. A. retired, is criti.
cally sick here. He returned from his dailv
drive Monday feeling as well as usual
but short time later he was stricken
with an apopletic at Mrs. Fry is at his
bedside. He has no children. Since nj,
retirement from the army General Frv
has contributed several valuable scien-
tiflc works to literature
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-------------------------
Strikers Give IL Up

NEW BEDFORD. Mass. July II. A
largely attended meeting of the weavers'
union last night discussed the wamsutta
strike situation. and after q fair discus
sion the strike at No. Q mill was declared
oil, and committee was appointed to see
Agent Kent and arrange terms nj bout re-
turning to work. The strike has lasted
% weeks
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-11
Woods Ablazo

NEW LONDON, Conn. July l1.-Fire ia
raging over an immense area of wood
land on the west bank OF the Mantle
river. II started near the Spiritualistic
campground, and 1t was only the dir, :
tion OF the wind and a small body of
water interv ming that saved the village
from destruction. The woods are dry a,
Hndrr
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-11

CHICAGO. July iL-Judg- Bail y Of the
Illinois supreme court has refuse 10 is-
sue asnpersedeas In the case of Prender.
east This apparently makes certain ',e
hanging OF Prendergast on Friday. July
~ Aoont the only hope Tor Prendergast
y interferenos BY Governor Altxeld.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-11

Check growing infrmity and MITIGATE tho
n oi growing are with Hos,etters stomach
Bitter. which relieves these evils Rheume-
tsn. lumbigo. chlls and fever. dyspep-l,.
loss of appetitc. are AL remcdied by this
beiper OF the aged. weak and convaie~cent.
Prove the truth of this assertion, which is
ESTABLISHED bg eyidenca
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-11
Buslne.s Cares I..id A.,d.-

NoBTHPoRr. Me-, July 1.-The Maine
Press association is here for its annual
cutting. The scribes have brought their
wives along and will not transact busi-
1ess. but simply have good time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-11
Ohio Town BADLY s,o,c,,.a

ST. CLAIRsvILLE, o.. July H. - Fir.
broke out ia Wilson's restaurapt. and ,n
three hours damage TO the amoupt 80
sSoO.ooo had been done. There were M
means OF fighting the blaze. and ~
stopped only when II could nnd pothi,e
more 60 burn. The entire business nor,
oon OF the town IN wiped out.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-11
Maine Schooner A.boY.

ATLANTIC CRY. July II. - The three.
masted schooner Katie q. Robinson. from
kennebec. Me, with cargo OF ice. ran
aground on the bar while entering the in.
let IL 10 believed she will be a totol
wreck.