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Abendblatt., 1894-11-26
Kletne Uobribten.

- 0cgen 4 ubr beute fri6 tplrbe BON
Dem 6auie 455 g. Centre QlUe. Der 24iG05
rjge Uttla4lo Bennp in be0enfLicbem 3uz
itanOe no9 benz Gountp7 6o8pitol gebrodbt.
Wdbren0 0es 9ta6mittag battle CT Bel einem
unfaue in 6atDt6orne Die recbte 6on0 einz
9ebuBt unb mar our9 beu 8LutpcrIuit, ben
ct oarauf %erLitten, isbr 8ei6pacbt porben.
- Special 6Ilfsfoueftor 6ranf s..
Sennebp, trat beute Dor Dem @ommiidr
Wtrtb ais &lG8er ge9en Utarttn 0oricb
auf, Der an Der 0ren3ltnte bon Goof ltub
SSH Gounip elne @irtblbait betrei6t. Ser
8eanite fla8te 0ori6 an, i'm Da0urc6 on
Der Qu8tbung ieiner g flic9t perbinoert al
boben, baB ct iib tpei8ertc, leine 8unoeSs
IicenS 81 5eigen. 0oricb purbe unter $1,000
8itr9idaft ait OaS Griminatscribt per-
%tpieien.
= 9aS OicnitmG66en SoIte g1elIon be-
ftnOet iib in iterbeaOem 53UItanoe i'm
@Ountpz 6oipitaI. @IS in Ser Q8obnung
bon q. S. WaterS, SEQ. 355 N. @ongreB
StraBe, am Samita9 Elm 6euer gum Qlu8z
brucb fam, ftngen Die &leiber be5 WQoz
9ens, lpelbcS i'm 6auie ~beibafti8t mar,
6euer, unb in ibrer 2lngit Lief Sole
i6reienO BON einem Simmer ms anoere.
Giner i'm 6auie bei4Gfti8ten &ranfenpGrz
term 9clan8 es, bic 6lanmen 81 eritifen,
oo6 crit na9oem bieieIben tO0tli6e8ranbz
ipnltOcn DtuterIaIen DatteH.
- Oeitern 2lbeno gegcn 8 lt6r tpurbe Die
W2artpeu Str.s Station benocbricbtiGt, bQB
in 147 8unter Str. Elm ruiiiidber 9auiircr
Namens GbeooOr 8ei6ledD al elmer Sticpz
lpunoe in Der linfen 9eite, unterDalb beS
9er3enS, bornteberldge. Ser @erpunbete
UurOe nocb Dem GountD 0oipitot 9clcbafft,
poielbit cine Separation oil ibrn Uorgenoms
men iperoen iou. 8eicbte6p tbeilte ben
9oItsiiten, Die i'm nacb Dec 2lnitalt icbaffz
ten, nit, baB er auf Dem Q8ege nab ieincr
8Obnuna auf bet 0itIicDcn Seite oc3 IL.
Str. s8jaouctS, an Der State Str, bon
Swei MGnnern, einem WetBen unO einem
SAmar3en, angefaler, ul0 ais er iib nidbt
auSrauben laiien tpolte, bon benz 9tegcr
nit etnem Wteiier III ben 2eib geltocben
ipurbe. Gr fonnte feline genaue 8ei6reis
bun9 ieiner Ingreiier geben.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-26
Don oen Kersen in Ger 2tbtei St
Dents

er3Gblt Der Baron Be 8orgbon be Sort
&ion in Dem fran5Oiiiben 8latte y8oir"
folgen6e 9ebeimniBOoIe GelDicbte: Sofef
II. tInoi9te zines Cages leiner Sdbipeiter
Warie Nntotnette an, 0aB CT Barts 3u be-
iud9en gebente. ltnb er fam. 9tocbOem
er iib iiberau um9etban bate, lieB ct itch
oucb in Sic altberibmte Nbtei fil6ren.
Seine S9welter unb 9u6tpig XVI. be-
8~Ieiteten i'm. Ser Yrior fannie leine
@Gite ni6t. sic idritten al elmer Greppe
borbet, ali beren SUP 2idtcr ibimmertcn,
ais Der &atier ben Geiitlibrn feit6ielt.
y6err 8rior, mas fiir Elm @ep0lbe lit eS,
baS sic bier ilbergeben ?" - v9teS lit Die
@rabitdtte Der T~iiriten aus Dem y6aule
Sourbon", ertpie0erte Der 8rior. - vSd
mOcbte t5obL binobiteisen." fubr Der R0nld
fort, der Nnblid oe5 @rabeS erjcbreft
mib ni9t." Ser BrlOr 5ei9te ben g8eg
unb Bet &0nig, Die &Ont8iu unb Scr aQiler
itiegen Die Greppen btnab, an beren 6uB
Elm Sar9 tbren i~peiteren 8pr0rGngen i'm
8e9e ftan6. v@aS lift baS fir Elm Saro?"
fro9te Wtarte @toinette. - Scr Sarg OeS
&DnigS 9ouiS XIV, Mabame." - @as, "
rtef Die S0nigin,. DER %uniercs @roBz
paterS?" - 3amit par bas Snfo8uito
oerratben unb Der 8rior unb bic Ot0ncbe
e~rtpieien BEN Wtonarcben i6re @brenbe5eichz
un8cn. Ofarie Nntoi1ette fra9tc bierauf,
iparum Der Sar9 Souls XIV. an oieier
Steue bliebe, anitott IN bic beitimmte
Niibe geiteut 81 tperben. Sin alter @ez
brau6 piu'S," CAB Der BrtOr sur Nntwort,
voaB Der lebtperltorbene &0ni8 an bieIenl
Blabe DerbIeibt, bis ietn 9tabiotger Die
Steue einneImen fommt. Sic 2icbter,
ipelcbe auf 6teiem 2eucbter flafern, geben
Die 3abl Der 9tegierun9sia9re bes p~eritor>
benen &0ni9s oil, unO", fiigte er 6in5u,
imam unterbaIt ie nit GROCER SOrefatt."
Abendblatt., 1894-11-26
Gin Ga9er Don 6eoern perbrannt.
Der DerIuf auf $4,000 peronfhIa9t uno
nidt ourh Deriidcrure eeoedt.

Gtnen 9efGbrliben 8ranb bate uniere
Scuertpebr 8eitern Nbeno an Der 0eitleite
gu befdmpfen. SIN oem Grbgei6oB bes
Dierit0Gigen @ebGube5 SO. $3.50 @eit
Gan 8uren Str, 6as bon ber Sob 8(oit
Seatber Co." benuBt tpur6e, bra6 9e9en 81
l1Dr Na6mitta9S Elm Teuer aus, bas ii9
nit ioidber Sbneuigteit perbreitete, baB
6er Maribaa BET ieinem @ri6einen es fit
notbpenbt8 belt, benz eriten iofort einen
@eneralal0rm fOl9cn SIT laiien. Srob ber
etntreffen0en 8erftGrfung gelang e8 erit
nacb einem it~unbenlangen bartcn Sample,
an Dem aU6 Die Seuerb0te p@eDier" unb
vTtre Queen" Dom 6luB aus tbeilgenomz
men batten, bas Seuer inter Goutroue gu
bringen. 0as San5e 2aqer Der Sirma, baS
aus Seoern beitan6, murbe Gin 3aub Der
Slammen, unb Der 8erluit tpisb auf nobez
81 $4,000 Deraniblagt, benz fetne 8er>
it6erung ge8enilber itebt, ba teine @eieuz
lbatt 6aS Giitfo bate ibernebmen tpolen.
Der S6oben am @eb6u6e, bas DoaitGnbig
~ausbrannte, betrd9t ungefGbr SIS. 900, lit
ober bur6 @erit9erung 9ebe6t. 9tuBerz
Dem erlitt bic Sirma 6. S. 9tcDnolo &
60, bic in Dem 0tebenbauie SEQ. 230 6.
Clinton StraBe cine Sa~rbenbanblung be-
tretbt, etncn 8erLuit BON unsef6br $4,000,
bauptiGcblt3 6urcb @aiier.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-26
Qooesfdue.

Solgenoe SooeSfdue muroen beute 8or.
mtttag i'm @eiunbbeitSamt angertelhet:
8iI9elmine @rDmunn, Al s., SO Sep
mpurftr.
9arrD @id6OIOt, 2 S, 1 &C., LAT 9t8bs
itraBe.
@Olo 93miOt, 8 M. 2 g., 154 %.
Blab.
abrabam 6rOnt @iefier, 65 S., 1851
South 8art Qtoe.
6rau 90. 9. @u9ner, 68 S., ia 80,
Str.
Atfrcb q. M}aper, 4 81, 16 g., 1870 81.
San9an1onitr.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-26
OemoIirte Standardization.

GlarenS &iden moc6te ii9 geitern an Ser
0apton StraBe e~ntlang gcbenO Den SpaB,
peri6teoene Teniter Der W%obnungen, al
peI9en ct borbeiging, einsul4tagcn. Gin
Boli5ilt Ie9te tbu1 balb 6aS 6anotperf uno
9fidter Seriten i9tfte ben Nn9eflagten
unter $25 Strafe nacb Der 8ribetpeQ.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-26

- Gin Teuer, peGdes 9~ejtern 2(ben6 IN
Dem 0ompfer p@eorge g. 8urro9bs" i'm
9od bes SainoiS Central Slip B gum
Nnsbru3 fam, ricbtete einen S9aOen BON
$500 al.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-26
betratbsf6eine.

Sofge16e 6etratbsi9eine pur6en geitern
BON 5errn SaImOnion i'm Bureau Ses
@ountpsGlerfs auSseiteQt:
Abendblatt., 1894-11-26
CAM hGruntGrgGkOmmGn

"Vor etwa einem Jahre war ich ganz und gar
heruntergekommen, dass ich NIGHT i'm Stande war,
einen Strich zu arbeiten. Ich nahm wahrend des
Winters Hoods Sarsaparilla und moline Gesund-
Abendblatt., 1894-11-26

heit besserte SIGH rasch.
Letztes Fruhjahr war
ich i'm Stande, cine STEELE
ais Vormanu in elmer
~Sagemuhle in LowelltOn,
Me-, in der siebzig Leute
beschaftigt sind, wieder
aufzunehmen. Ich babe
Elm Jahr tichtiger Arbeit
hinter mir. Eur Zeft, ais
ich aning, Hoods Sarsa-
parilla IN nehmen, war
ich nit Verst opfung ge-
plagt und meme Yer
dauung lag total dar-
nieder. Das ist jetZt
Allies vornber und ich
bin jetZt wieder kern
Arznei NIGHT genug EN-
der yerhossenen
Abendblatt., 1894-11-26

Inn Steuun9iubenben Bet Der oeoenz
nartl9en gfotbLage bas @rIan9en bon gez
1d9@fttgung sn erlei9tern, nimmt 6os
@benoblattS tenengelube unenteeltlib All.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-26

M~benbbtatt 1 Sent, 6 Gents bic Mo9e.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-26
McAvoy Brewing Company,
Geines RfEr.

23A9 South Park Ayepra-
anlttn 5. 90pIe, 9rGfoeut. @bom Crtfeiier. gtcea
S.aiteent: g. :: 9eGaEnp. Getret6r unh ShasmeiitsE
"S SsS' Sza[ 9taniStdI
Abendblatt., 1894-11-26
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual Natemtnt RANCE CoMPAESYT of 1 R@oI:
ford in the State of Illinois on the 3Ist dav Of
December, 1898: made to the Insurance Superin.
tendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
Abendblatt., 1894-11-26
I0011Q yARSA-. UEUT
. PARILLA NELL

Hoods PiiIen werden die Lieblings-Reini
gungsmittel bel Allen, die sic gebrauchen. 25c die
Schachtel.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-26
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION,

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement Ct the 9RIE ~ H5 d4SUdFh a f65
State of Connecticut on the 3Ist day of De-
cember, 1898: made to the Insurance Superin-
tendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
Abendblatt., 1894-11-26
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION,

Annual abatement of the MILWAUKEE Mocha
49, "'~'VmVn' MICS INSURANCE COMPANY
OF milwaukee, in the State of Wisconsin, on the
5Ist day OF December, 1898: made to the Insur-
ance superintendent of the State of Illinois,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-26
Public Hearing.
Office of the Clerk OF Committees,
City Hall, June 70, lss4.

l1ty Hail, june AVs Aos''
The Joint Committee OF the City Couneh ON
sewers 10 whom have been referred
Resolution to build o sewer in Academy sNenue
from Cambridge street, TO 30 feet north Oh hePei
Also resolution TO postpone building the sewer
in Academy avenue, ordered by resolution NO o.
approyed Jan 10, 1894, together with reInoh.
strance OF Joseph E. Mowry ct al, against
the building OF said sewer In Academy aVehue
Petitions OF /. w. Sawin ct al Tor sewer In
Broadway from Baker avenue 70 valley stres';
r. M Harris for sewer in Eden street irom
broadway to Bell street. and in line OF Bell street
crossing TIE railroad from Eden street 10 harrls
..~..,
Herbert Il. Barney for sewer In Meeuhs street,
simon E Pels ct al. for sewer In orohafo
street from oxford street TO Fruit street, anu ~
Fruit str, et from Broad sire ct TO GORDON avenue
Resolu lions ordering a sewer In Howard stree
from Hin street TO Broadway, and IN ferry stree
from Hill street 10 Broadway; go, -,
Resolution ordering u sewer In Altheh sIee'
from era nstcn street TO Dexter street .,
Petitions OF Felix Smith et a., Tor sewer ~
Gesler street from Courtand street 10 Amy stree.
Robert Marshall ct al, for sewer IN violet suee'
from Orms street TO Gladstone avenue
hrreby give notice that they will give a Pubh
Hearing upon said petitions resolution ,,n an
! STT6VrTHnrrg IN committee Room III, City hall
ON "WEDNESDAY, JUNE "a, 1894, at 2;SO o,cloek
when ali parties Interested are hereby notified u
appear II they shall see at and be heard thereon
Nv order Of the committee. - - -
' GEORGE ii. WOOD, Chairman.
HAYDEN, Clerk Of Committees.
june2i-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-26
TIE CITY or PROVIDENCE.
CITY TAX
ASSESSORS NOTICE.

whereas, The City Council OF the City OF Provi.
dence, by an ordinance approved on the btn Gay ot
May, 1854, ordered q tax on the inhaeitanu she
ratable property~in SAID city, OF one dollar ana
sixty cents on each one hundred dollars OF the
value thereof, TO be assessed ana sPporuonea On
the I'd day of July, A. ID. 1884
eordanee With said ordinance, and in conformity
with the law In relation TO the assessment OF taxes
every per- on and body corporate liable TO taxation
Is REQUIRED 10 bring In to the Assessors true sna
exact account OF all his ratable estate desorioing
and specifying the value OF every psroei OF Ms
real and personal estate. ,. Az.
For the purpose OF receiving such accounts .ne
Board Of Assessors will be In session In thet
IN the City Hail. in said city daily, from the Io 70
the 27th day OF June, 1884 inclusive from oeIoes
q m. until O'Clock p. m, except ssturosy, VIII
they will be in session from O'Clock n IN uh'n
Public Statutes OF Rhode Island, Chapter ~, SEQ
UOnT x.,,
Every person bringing,in any such account shAi. M
make oath hefore some one Of the Assessors, tnbs
the accou Mt by him exhibited me pest OF
his know edge and belief, true and fuli aecoun.
and valuation OF his ratable estate and whoeve.
neg,ects or refuses TO bring In such account,
overtaxed, shall have no remedy therefor
The Board Of Assessors will meet for the purpose.
OF assessing said tax, on MONDAY, July ~ less ~
O'Clock D. M and all real estate Will be taxed 70
the per sons or bodies corporate In whose name
stands by record at that time; ,.,..or,
EiIsHt VI RHODES, OF
ARTHUR n. ARMINGToN.> Taxes.
PnovIpEsoR. May 81. 1884 mss'-"
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ANNOUNCEMENTS OF THE
CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
EE CITY OF PROVIDENCE
SEWER ASSESSMENTS.

The ovusrs Of estates assessed for the cen
struetlOn Of sewers in The streets heTsinaf,sr
named are hereby notified that the asssssm.nE ~ lor
iss4 lodged AZ the onnos Of the Oily Treasurer
In OAK street from Sycamore street TO Messss
street, in Willow street from Sycamore street 70
Nssssr street, in Hudson street from the summit
east Of Sycamore street 10 the summit west
e ass, ms.sT .s.. tss sycamore % street 70 Eiisfs
street in Mssssr street from the summit north
stSsst trem Wood street 20 Chapin avenue, ia
Chaplin avenue from summit east OF sycamore
'tseIsS is sSpspioT street from cranston stAst to
Wendell street, and in wesdeil street from Messef
sSe ire pss,.rs avsnus from Broad street to Hsmil
ton street, and ia Laura street from Broad street
In Duncan Avenue from Knowles street TO North
In In oiney Street from Brenton avenue sasterly to
In Wilson street from Harrison street to Dexter
In Iosan avenue from Plain street 10 Ocean
In section :, BARTLETT street. =.
mde before the TN day Of June, 1896, deduction viii
be made on the same rate OF six per eentum pe,
annlm from the date Of the payment 10 saia las
opeSthird OF the assessment may be paid at an,
time within one year from the time the assessment
e. lodred with the City Treasurer without interest
| The second instslment OF one third may pc Pal,
within nv ss0 sS Trsssarsr o r By paying In sddiO
| thereto the interest on the whole amount que "
said assessme NJ at the rate ot sh Ne) per cohr ~
| snnum from the nrst day OF the second year afte
| raid lodzment 20 the time OF payment.
| The last and third instalment OF the sssessmen
may be paid within three years after saia iodg
| ment by paying in addition thereto the interes
ther con NJ the rate Of six o. per cent per annur
| from the date OF the last payment
| IL the first instalment IL not Fsid nj the emu
one year fro m he day Of the led lment Of the a.
sessme MT with the City Treasurer, the Who'll asess
ment can then be collected with interest ther sfroI
At the ate Of six te) per cent per Annum ana e'
| penses OF cole lection. ~ --.
iuue7-lm
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Huntington Avenue

vuRpE.s on the second day OF February, A. ID
isqa the civ Council OF the City OF Providence
passed the following resolutions, vis.i 80. -
Resolved, That in the opinion OF the CITY Coun'
ei IN is desirable and necessary to lay out and ex-
tend Huntington avenue, from Chambers street 20
carter street as a public highway, In aceordance
with the plans Of the city engineer atsehed here-
20. IN, a. ..s,tx.A
Resolyed. THAT the city solicitor be hereby di.
rected TO maxi application to the supreme Cours
of this state for the appointment OF commissloners
Of estimate and assessment, under and according
10 the act entitled AN act In relation TO the laying
out enlarginE, Strengthening and otherwise alter
ing streets In the City OF Providence and the acts
smerdment thereof and in addition thereto" anA
the civ Council hereby direct that in said applies.
lion the city solicitor shall make application us
said commissioners shall apporton ana assee
three-fourths OF the loss and dpnage Thereon upon
the ps rsons and estates benefited thereby IN ths
ratio of the benefits conferred. . q.
Reeoived, That the city clerk be hereby directed
90 give notice u such application as soon as he
shail be informed thereofby the city solicitor, so-
eording 20 the direction and IN the manner re-.
STbe City Council OF said Providence hereby gives
notice that application will be made 20 the Con-
mon Pleas Division of the supreme Court OF this
STATE in said Providence, on SATURDAY, June
40 d. isss at Q 80 O'Clock a. m for the appoint
rn.nt OF Commissioners for the RpIpose Aforesaid
Witness, WILLIAM ~ CLARKE,
Hs-lst.d SS oi"h
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Druggists Licenses.

ONCE OF the License Commissioners, !
City Hall, Providence, June 20, 1894
The board Il now prepared 10 issue Licenses 70
ali Registered Pharmacists in this city upon sP-
plication.
iap,ss. ls, gAQNAs NIXON, Clerk.
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THE NEWS
LEGAL COLUMN.
State House Commissioners
Report Of Condemnation Of Land
Providence, so.,
sLpreme Court

Common Pleas Division,
Whereas, The Board of State House Commis-
sioners, acting on behalf Of the State Of Rhode
Island, etc. and under the authority OF Chapter
,.S 81 and shs oopasnnsd pssG ali tsa. d
Smith, oaspee and Francis streets, In the eity
st psr Of SroMne 9 street Wing between sS
Francis and smith streets, and have nled In the
eniee OF the Clerk Of said Division plst Of Al,
on behalf OF said State, and have also hled their
certificate OF the taking thereof With the names OK
the Of, and parties Interested in, said lano,
so far the same were known 10 said Board, which
said owners and parties interested are In said Ger.
J. Pagan, Citizens savings bank. Albert. W.
Smith, estate Of Alesander duncan, william
B. Duncan, executor; Richmond Wall; Warren
guardian Of Annie Sessions the city ot
frOvidencei Anne B, y Woods Marshaiii
Colony Railroad Companyi Providence 4 wor-
cester Railroad Company, and New YORK, New
Whereas, Upon the consideration OF said piae
and accom- pRnylng eertiheate said Common Pieas
Of as aSS oSpH
the 9Th day Of July A. ID. 1894 at $3.50 o'clock n. M
"a the time when said persons and parties, and al
others interested in the premises, may appear
before said Division, in the Providence county
Court House, in said city of Providence, and be
heard relative thereto, and as 10 the appointments
OF Commissioners TO appraise the damages accru.
ing to them, any or either OF them, by means OF
the taking OF their property, estates or rights oe
Now therefore, this Is TO notify the persons
above designated as owners OF, aud interested in,
said land and all other persons SO interested, Ia
appear before the Common Pleas Division OF the
Supreme Court. within aud for said county ut toe
said city OF Providence, on MONDAY,
the 9th day OF July. A. D., 1891, AT s:3l
O'Clock a. m, TO be heard with reference to the
taking and condemnation Of said property. estates
or rights OF property. and with reference TO the
appointment Of three suitable persons to be Com
missioners to sppraise the damages sustained b.
them as aforesaid.
By order OF Hon. George A. Wilbur, Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court, presiding at said
Common Pleas Division, this 2sth day OF MAY
A. ID. 1894 GEO. \. WkB5TkR, Clexk
Junss-2W
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-26

leaving him and coming back-how
would like TO kill her. Then he
would laugh and say he loved her and
couldn't kill her. 1t really made my
blood run cold to feel the edge OF the
razor running over my necK, ana
thought how easy it would be for him
10 turn his wrist and cut my throat. It's
q thing TO mal.e one nervous 10 lei
man like Mr.. Billie have -azor so
near ones throat. i have heard good
many similar complaints, and l think
the overseers had better take action to-
night.
Hes been there for 90 years, NUT
tered the doctor. Nearly 20 years,
he repeated dreamily.
At times people would come In ana
out of the other room, which was the
principal apartment of tho grocery store
where the card players usually gathered.
Then at times nothing could be heard
but the fall of the cards OF the buzzing
of few flies on the window panes.
From the rear part of the room came
the scent of salted fish. A rickety stove
stood in the room, and round about the
counters were the usual articles found
I'm country store from tho spool OF
thread to the garden rakes.
The game was finished not too soon
for Grosvenor, who had grown weary.
When no went outside, it was about b
o'clock, and there was yet an hour TO
kill before Grace Boardlnan would be
back. Some way the young man found
himself going toward Mr.. Billie's shop.
IL was warm, and the sun was so low
in the west that IL seemed TO shine di-
rectly on the line with Grosvenor seyes.
1t was very bright, and the young man
put his hand to his face several times,
not so much, however, because the sun
troubled him as because he found he
had a headache. Sand, hot and burn
ing. was blown here and there by hot
breeze. The grass was wlthered from a
difident brown to distinctive brown,
and all nnt2re told of the hot weather.
The ground was parched and bare.
Grosvenor approached small house
and stepped inside the doorway. Ht
found himself in room bare with the
exception of few shaky chairs and a
counter evidently once used In store.
Back of this was another room, through
the doorway of which Grosvenor saw
barber's chair. The whole aspect OF the
place was deserted and lonely. IL wal
much like n neglected corner in a barr
apart from the odor Of freshly cut hay
the lowing of cattle and the stamping
of hCrses.
There were sbuiIlipg steps from some
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-26
EARL CARPENTER 4 SONS,

No. q westn- -inster ST.. Corner Dyer.
This old established house wholesales ani rs.tus
lUE at fair prices and br proaDt attentlo1so % oiA-
ntss aud the employment " eo0A i-en Ia tneax
several dc partmerta. mertN sonHa0Aoas ~ 80
patronage ~ loag onloyol.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-26
News Novelties No. 8.
Off Monomoy Point !!
By WILLIAM EARLE BALDWIN.

Copyright. 1894. by American Pres. Association.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-26

"He thinks you are some one else"
replied Grosvenor.
But the man still cried the. name.
"I'm not Phoebe" replied the wom-
an. ~ only want to know the way TO
the Sea View hotel"
He listened TO her voice intently, and
then it seemed to come to him that IL
was not his wife. The voice was an
others. But might II not have changed
In all those yearsf And the face-surely
1t was Ph9be's.
"Wait a moment. Don't leave me,
he appealed Don't You rememberf
You left me long ago, but now you have
come back to make me happy. Look at
me and come into the light. Don't leave
me again? / couldn't stand It..
He took the woman by the wrist and
stood before her In the light. AS she
drew herself away from him Grosvenor
told her In whisper to hurry away.
"She is not your wife" said Gros-
venor to the man kindly. 'She Is a
woman at the hotel.
The man did not speak. He pressed
his hand in despairing way and stun
bled blindly into the house. And "a
Grosvenor went back to the hotel to see
Grace Boardman be reflected that II she
hnd thrown hip over hSwould be very
unhappy, and yet there were men wh'
suffered much more than be.
Concluded Tomorrow