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The morning call., 1894-05-27

gE5s Annual Meeting-The Regular An
EE~S nuaI meeting of stock hoders in the Seq.
BeIcher and Mides Consolidated Mining Company
will be held on TUESDAY, the fifth day OF June.
1894 at the Office of the company. room so,
\ evada block, 800 Montgomery ST., San Fran
cisco Cal. at the hour OF ] O'Clock F. Il. Trans
Textbooks will close on saturday, the second day
of June next. at IL O'Clock II.
e. b. HOLMES, Secretary.
san Francisco May To- 1894. my16 I'd
The morning call., 1894-05-27

YOUNG LADY, SPEAKING FRENCH AND
L English instructor of music, desires situation
as gOyerness: city or country. Address GOV
erneSs, box 1870, Call Branch once. my26 2t%
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nRES SHAKER, FIRST CLASS FILTER
u stylish draper and designer. thorough dress
maker. by the day; just moved TO lO4 Grove ST.
NJ IS w ARMIlk. nF2R 3fN
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4 IRL WISHES SITUATION TO DOGEN FRAL
" housework; is good plain cook; not afraid OF
work: can give city references II required Please
call 2l Rausch st. rear), bet. seventh and Eighth
OH Howard. mE26 3ts
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you've LADY WISHES POSITION AS COM
i pRnion to lady. Address Business. box ~
Call branch Office mV26 ATS
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TEWISH-GERMAN LADY DESIRES A POSI-
y ton bOuSekeeper for elderly gentleman or
widower: city country. Address D. j. boy
1O7, Gail Branch Office my26 zts
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ERMAN WOMAN WANTS WASHING. IRON
ing and general homework or housekeeping.
Call 545 Mission 81. mY1R 2fs
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CHILDREN BOARDED.


I OVELY HOME FOR CHILDREN; LARGE
II garden; near school; own COW; reference.
MRS. HER1ELL, box l20, Call Branch my27 1t"
4 ERMAN LADY WITH GOOD HOME WANTS
" or children to board. S66 Folsom. my27 II
7 ADY WOULD LIKE CHILD TO BOARD;
l. good home. 43412 Hayes st.
DEFINED WIDOW WOULD LIKE l OR 2
II children to board; mothers care l45 Tehams
St. near THIRD. my26 Ste
The morning call., 1894-05-27

ES Ancient Or err ForestersN,s ~,
G-S will hold their twentieth annual -
picnic at California Scbuetzen Park, San Ell
Rafael on WEDNESDAY,. May 80. Cash q \
gate and game prizes Round trio, including al
mission TO park, adults soc, children under ~
years 25c. Boats leave Tiburon ferry at 40 and
II A. NJ. and 1885 P. last train leaves park at
80 ,. n. GEO. FRIEDEMANN, President
NJ. BoEHM. Secretary. my20 lit
Re- DFaymen and Teamsters' Union
H~D picnic postponed TO June II. BY order Of
Committee.
RE- a Meeting of the Pupils IF t. e Ola
EE>S Powell-st. High School (l856 to S64) will
be heId at the Occidental Hotel SATURDAY. June
2, 1894, at p. NJ The families OF all pupils Will
also be expected. Teachers connected with TINS
school and with the grammar schools of that time
are most cordially invited to be present.
ELLIS II. HOLMES.
DIR. HENRY GIBBONS JR.
EMMA SKATER HOWARD
JEAN PARKER,
KATE NJ. ATKINSON.
my2A Of 30 st Committee.
The morning call., 1894-05-27

LPEAU'S FRENCH PILLS.
N A boon to ladies troubled with irregularities;
NO danger; safe and sure; 81 so. express C. o. D.;
don't delay until too late. OSGOOD BROS, OAK
land. Cal. agents for Alpeau ct CIe. apl IT
The morning call., 1894-05-27

( COMPETENT WOMAN WISHES SITUATION.
! is good COOK, or Will do general housework:
city or country, ranch. Call at 65l Steven
son ST., in mv26 2ts
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E'APERIEN ICED HOUSEKEEPER (WIDOW
u with little girl years of age) wishes to DO
general homework for small family or widowers
family; capable OF taking entire charge of house;
city or country. Call or address R., Call once.
Oakland my27 ST
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COMPETENT DRESSMAKER DESIRES POSI-
" ton in private family as seamstress: will as
sist: small wages. MISS q. STEVENSON. East
Berkeley, Cal my25 SITS
The morning call., 1894-05-27

NEW PROCESSING MEDICINE INSTRU-
~ mentS or worthless pills used every woman
her own physician for all female troubles; no
matter from what cause, restores always in
day; can be sent and used at home; all cases guar
anleed. DIR. POPPER. 3lS kearnY st. mylO U
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G,wEDISH WOMAN WISHES TO DO GENERAT
- housework; good cook; city or country. Can
pa TAYLOR ST. mr1H %
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4 MEXICAN WOMAN WISHES WORK BY
n day washing or housekeeping. NJ. B., box 81
this ONCE mv0R o+S
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STABLES TO LET.
MEDICAL.

A LLCASES OF IRREGULARITIES RESTORED
~ in one day; the latest invention in electricity
used in the treatment of women's diseases; a re-
fined home in confinement with every comfort and
privacy: regular physician of long and successful
practice; babies adopted il desired: travellers at
tended; no de sy: French pills guaranteed; con-
suit free. MRS. DR. WYETH, Sanitarium, 9I6
Post St, et Hyde and Larkin. S F. my23 II
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NORWEGIAN GIRL WISHES FEW MORE
~ places doing housecleaning by the day. Call
at go Mission 81
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COMPETENT GIRL WANTS SITUATION TO
~ do general housework and plain cooking llO4
an Ness ave. Geary ST lny.S6 3ts
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CAFE, SURE AND SPEEDY CURE FOR ALI.
~ female diseases or Irregularities: a private
home in confinement; best possible care; satisfac-
ton guaranteed or money refunded. MRS. DR..
GWYER. 3l112 HYDE St. bet. Eddy and Ellis u U
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Y DUNG SWEDISH GIRL WISHES SITUA-
i tlon in American family TO do cooking and
general homework. Call Monday, INA Steven
st. my27 3t*
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BOARDING AND ROOMS.


101I HAYES ST.-FURNISHED SUNNY BAY
1O12 window room, with or without board. 70 %
1I07 b USH - ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
~ rooms, with or without board my5 I'm
4 RAND VIEW, TIA BUSH-THIS BEAUTIFUL
" sunny family house has been reopened under
a new management. No pains will be spared to
make guests feel homeiike; everything through
out new; frSt-claSS service: few doors from Mar
ket and Powellst. car system; terms reasonable;
reference. ap2I II
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- ESPEC TABLE GERMAN WOMAN WANTS A
IL situation as hOusekeeper: objection to
children; city or country. Call or address 1881
Howard St
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ CoruS! Corns! Wartsi Warts
E~S bunfons! moles and callous shesh are per
manently removed without pain by Dr. Lamotte as
French Corn Paint and DR.. LamOtte's French
BuniOn Plasters; % cents: sold by ali druggists
and shoestores. Depot. 1919 Market St. between
Sixth and Seventh, $. F. my24 Sta
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COMPETENT SCOTCH GIRL WANTS A STU
- alton TO DO cooking and housewOrk. Call or
address Sl7 Mission st. my2b 3rs
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M RS. DR.. GOODWIN MAKES SPECIALITY DIS
ul eases o. women; restores all Irregularities
from any cause in day, guarantee cure or no
charge; home for patients Seventh; pills ST.. I'm
The morning call., 1894-05-27

DROGRESS HALL, ON TWENTY FOURTH
i street, between Chattanooga and Church-A
large furnished hall complete for lodges and other
purposes: rent low: key at store next door.
O'FARRELL & CO., IL Montgomery st. my27 1t
095 M MARX Eft. SUNNY FRONT FUR
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FURNISHED HOUSES.

L'OR SALE, CHEAP, HOUSE OF 4 ROOMS
4 well furnished. SIP Stevenson st. my26 3ts
COMPLETELY FURNISHED FLAT: 5 SUNNY
\ rooms; bath: cheap. I4Ip Page. my2l 7t*
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AGENTS WANTED.

AUENIS WANTED.
= EN- ERAL AGENTS; SELLING NEW ARTI-
VI Giles to dealers: exclusive territory; no com
petition: no capital requred: 200 to 300 per cent
chicago, Ill my6 Su st
A GENTS WE GUARANTEE SIS PER DAY.
n easy, quick and sure to workers. Great seller
Write quick. ROYAL MANUFACTURING COM
PANY Milwaukee Wis APPS At Su
Y REChINRIDGE BOOK; BREACH or PROM
ID Use; history OF litlgants: Illustrates: agents
success unparalleled: 100 900 already sold; out
lit Tree: agents wanted w. II. FERGUSON G p,
Sixth st, Cincinnati, Ohio. my23 cod 81
4 GENTS TO TAKE ORDERS BY SAMPLE AT
n home or travel; expenses & good salary or com
mission to right party; apply at once for samples
Address lock box 1884. New York City. m9W Su ~
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M IDDLE-AGED WOMAN IN PLAIN FAMILY
Nl to DO general homework plain cooking; city
or short distance in country. Address NJ w
box Il2, Call Branch Office. my23 6ts
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-14
IRON and BRASS BEDS
PARLOR FURNITURE.

Talking about parlor furniture, know you can't
afford to pass us by when you want anything this line
Our stock OF THREE piece suits (which is the rage lust
now is away up in G, and if you get there YOU
had better come and look and buy of them along with
one or two very odd pieces Everything odd these
days, and you want to fix up odd style We can do i
for YOU. We are headquarters for Savannah.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-14
HOG AND HoMINY.
South Carolina Planters Raising Their
Own Food Supplies.

Charleston, S. c., Dec. 1S.-The farmers
of South Carolina have grown tired of
having the corn cribs and smoke houses
in the west, and will be able to live largely
at home, the next year. The present corn
crop is the largest grown in the state
since the war and it is all paid for. The
hog and hominy policy viii control on the
farm in 1895, as it has largely controlled
in the present year. The News and Cour-
Ter has received from it's Williston cor
respondent a statement showing that in
this little town of probably 200 inhabi-
tants, 10000 pounds of pork has been
slaughtered this year, and that in Aiken
county the country people are better sup
piled with hog and hominy than ever be-
fore. The people of South Carolina are
finding out that it does not pay to go
west for their meat just as the south
ern newspapers have found out that it
does not pay to go west for their news.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-03

such money and personal service as he is
prompted to give by his love for man and
his faith in progress"
The definite work before the union at
the present time is the opening OF some
play grounds for the children OF the city
who are compelled at present TO play in the
streets. A committee consisting OF Mrs.
Alfred O. Stone and Mr.. =. A. Sherman
were appointed to superintend this work.
Two ply grounds are to be opened
as soon as possible, one in the
vicinity of Charles street and another
on Atwells avenue. Other parts Of the
city are needy and IL the means can be
found more grounds will be opened. Mr..
VIM. p. Goodwin, secretary OF the Mer-
chants Insurance Company, 20 Market
Square, will receive all contri-
buttons. All are earnestly solicited to
help in this work as much as their ability
and love for humanity will permit.
Teachers must be secured and playthings
purchased, and money is necessary. Let
all who are interested in the health and
happiness OF the poor neglected children
aid in this good cause.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-03
UNION FOR PRACTICAL PROGRESS.
Play Grounds For thesChiIdren to Be
Established by This Organization.

AT meeting OF the Union for Practical
Progress held last night I'm the First Bap-
tlst Churoh the organization was per-
lected by the election of a permanent
board OF officers. The officers as elected
are:
President, r. Benjamin Andrews; first
vice. president, Rev Henry NJ. King, First
BAPTIST church; second vice. president,
Mr.. Nj. j. Harson; third vice. president.
Rev. Napoleon Hoagland, Fourth
Unitarian Society; fourth vice.
president, Mr.. Augustine. Jones.
principal Friends school; fifth
vice-president. Hon. Henry B. MetcaIf;
secretary, Mr.. $. A. Sherman. assistant
secretary, Mr.. William Spofford Pittenger;
treasurer, Mr.. William p. Goodwin, Sec
reIary OF Merchants Insurance Company.
me adopted constitution states the
TO unite the moral and reform forces OF
the city OF Providence for two objects;
flrst, To carry on, with the co-operation
OF existing churches and societies, a cam
palgn OF education concerning the
laMs OF social progress, In harmony
Win tne program OF the Ma
tional Union for Practical Progress.
second, TO bring about the simultaneous
ana concerted action of these forces for
the uplifting and advancement
OF our community. The union knows
no class, creed, nationality.
or sex and welcomes rs members all per,
sons who desire TO aid IN the abolition OF
unnatural and destructive social
conditions, or TO help In the eleva-
ton and education OF mankind.
There shall be no dues or initiation fees
out each member shall b free TO give
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-03
ne hsfgs-subway Bm Signed by th,
Gevssnor-Adjeurnsd UntH yanuary.

NE nIefgs-subway Bm ss<ned nv the
Gevssnor-Adjeurnsd UntH yanuary.
BOSTON. July ga few nome nts after
S0slsek hast night joint order for the
prorogatsen Of the legislature was
adopted. and committee was appointed
20 inform the governor that the leQ,sla-
eure was ready TO be prorogued.
Headed by Seargent-st-Arms Adam.
the committee visited the executlvs
chamber, but were obliged TO wait unt,l
nis excelienoy could arrive from the
fsrker House. Returning to their re-
specnve bodies they reported that the
governor woufd soon send the secretary
Of state 60 proroaue.
Az tis ths voice of Captain "Jsckp
Adams announced the honorable secre-
eary OF the commonwealth.
Secretary olin said he had been directed
BY bis excelieRey GO say that during the
session he had signed 54o acts and III re-.
solves. four acts having become statute.
without signature and four were re-.
turned With his objections. He declared
the general court prorogued until tho dsv
preceding the first Wednesday in Japu.
ary. 1e95
The members Jumped out OF their seats
and gave three ringing cheers. and after
shaking hands all around started for
home. bag and baggage. Three cheers
were also given for Speaker Meyer.
The senate killed the order for an IN.
vesttgation Of the ward II (Boston) cleo
tfon case.
The governor signed the Meigssubway
bill.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-03
A SUDDEN DEATH.
A Stroke Of ApopIexy Causes the De.
mise Of Ianitor Church.

John +. Church, colored, janitor at the
Providence Institution for Savings, was
found dead on the floor OF the bank at
$3.50 o'clock this morning by Assistant
Treasurer Bradford. The man, who
was nearly seventy years Of age,
has been lanitor of the bank for the past
quarter OF century. Medical Examiner
Palmer was notified and viewed the
body. He decided that death resulted
from an apoplectic stroke. Church
was IA member of the A. M. Il. Church
on Meeting street and leaves a wife and
daughter on Williams street. For the
past two or three days Church has been
complaining OF being unwell, and last
night he attended meeting OF the board
of trustees of the church, during which
he became i'll and was forced to go to his
home.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-03
Soap stllled tn. stormy s..s.

During n storm In the Adriatic Captain
Gall OF the steamship Senegal, Messageries
Franchises, made an experiment Of the ef.
feet of soapy wator In arrcsting the fury OF
the waves. He dissolved six pounds Of soap
In 40 quarts Of water and poured the
mixture OH some unrayeled ropes down
which IL ran slowly into the seq. In this
way zone of smooth soapy water was
formed around the steamer OF about 40 fcot
In extent. against which the waves broke
without being able TO reach the steamer
This was while the vessel was lying 20,
but when she began to move the zone OF
quiet water moved with her until the en-.
gincs had made 20 revolutions. London
News.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-03
tern League Standing.
National League standing.
Baseball Tattle.

Joe Sullivan OF the Wasbingto,s ho.
been sold TO the Philadelphias for sIOoo
The only league clubs that have no,
been shut out yet this season are the Bos'
tons, Philadelphias and Pittsburgs.
catcher who cannot hold the weak
pitchers OF his club as we'll rs the strong
ones Is not worth much. II made Iittle
he held.
Mike Kelly will be highly pleased when
he learns that his friend old Joe Uornun,
" playing about the best out field i'm tbs
New England league. They say he Is act.
ing like a 3-year-old.
The Young Providences defeated tho
slctors by ascore IL to o yesterday. nd
Ihe Providence nine having completsd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-03
Crew Rescued.
Bv The assoc 'aied Pre-.

PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, July 3.-The
steamship Queen arrived yesterday from
Sitka, and reports that Captain Huntley,
of the whaling bark James Allen.
wrecked In Western Alaska, had arrived
at Sitka and taken passage for San Fran
cisco. The survivors report they endured
great hardships and were reduced to sue h
circumstances as to be compelled to eat
the flesh of their dead companions. Four
men were drowned by a boatcapsixiug
and two died OF starvation. Fifteen more
are missing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-03
EASTERN LEAGUE.


Yesterday the Coal Heavers defeated
the Clam Diggers after one of the most
brilliant games seen on the Wilkesbarre
grounds this season. Shannon made n
home run in the ninth when il was wanted
and this was just the thing needed TO make
Wilkesbarre brace for victory. The field
ing was sharp and Of the sensational
kind on both sides, and the Coal
Heavers were fortunate in making
hits just beyond the reach Of
infieiders. Wilkesbarre had men on bases
frequently, but the Grays were too swift
for the runners. Providence would have
been shut out but for Bassett's home
run in the eighth inning. Rogers had a
finger injured, but he will probably be
able to play right along.
The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-03
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

hurricane destroyed $4,000 worth o
property near Memphis
Fifteen mail boxes were broken int
and rifled at Keene. N. II.
Five persons were killed by heat In
New Orleans and vicinity.
Grass and crops have been burned by
hot winds at Oklahoma. o. II.
The Petit Republique demands amnesty
for political offenders at Paris.
One hundred deaths n day from the
plague are reported at Hong Kong.
Boston hospita Is report several cases of
prostration from heat and sunstroke.
There was $4,000 fire in the storehouse
OF the Boston and Albany road at East
Boston.
Patrick CLANCY. farmer at Ware
Mass, had two valuab BILE horses killed bv
lightning.
The Haverhill board Of aldermen and
common council appropriated $500 for
public bathhouse.
Prices of meet are rapidly rising in an
tieipation of famine by reason of tie
up OF trains at Chicago
The nude body of man was found in
The Charles river at Boston. The body is
supposed to be that of Albert Brown
A swindler was arrested at Rockville
Conn, for victimizing a Boston charits-
BILE periodical by fraudulent subscription
sales.
George Martin aged 30, of Manchester.
N. H., took fatal dose of lau danum. De-
spcndency and family troubles caused the
suicide.
Michael Whalsn Of Waterbury. Conn.
was run over by train and fatally in
Jured at WestheId. He was lying drunk
on the track
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-03
vigiiant Hs. Many Adm,r.r..

GLASGOW, July a-The vigilant was
cruising about the Clyde yesterday. II
was noticed that the American sloop's
mainsail does not set as well 90 Captain
Half desires. But he promises to have it
In perfect trim by Saturday next. Sym
pathies OF the yachting men of the CLYDE
decidedly favor the Valkyris. but they do
not disguise the fact that the vigilant is
the better boat
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-03
Arc You Going TO ';'rnvel2

II 20. and In whatever direction or .,
whatever route. have n suficiency Of Hosfet
ter's stomach Bitters with you. Then yor
NAY hid defiance 90 sea sickness, brave ths
influence OF malarious climate or ahrup,
transitions OF temperature. avoid dyspepsia.
and the stomachic paHgs begottcn of bad food
and water. and counteracts an Unexpectedly
developed tendency TO constipation, bilious
ness and rheumatism,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-03

its second western circuit will play two
championship games at Adelaide Park
tomorrow with, the springfields at 10 a. m.
and 3:45 p. m. The Grays have made a
creditsblo showing abroad and they will
be cordially welcomed and inspired to
victory by big turnout OF their friends
and supporters.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-03
Celebration TO Re Om,,,.a

PARIS, July a-United States Ambas-
sador Eustis has decided. in view Of the
mourning into which France has been
plunged, that there will be no fete this
year at the United States EN- mbassy in
celebration OF the Fourth OF July.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-03
Edltors In Caunail

AsBURY PARK, July s.--The 10th an
nual convention Of the National Edi-
torial association was opened here yester-
day. Governor Werts delivered the ad-
dress of welcome, and President williams
responded in behalf Of the association.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-03
The Columbia rink.r.o IT..

PHILADELPHIA, July 3-The repairs to
the bottom of the cruiser Columbia have
been completed, and the big ship will be
foated out of the drydook at League
Island navy yard this afternoou.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-03
Becolniug Modernixed.

sKowHEGAN. Me-, July 3-This town
has voted, ~ to .. to raise $40, 900 toward
the construction Of an electric railroad
from this place to Norridgewock, u dis
tapce of 1--WE miles.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-03
A four BASER,
WiIkesbarre Won From the
Grays by a Home Run.
games today.
Games Tomorrow,

Games Tomorrow.
EASTERN LEAGUE-Two games will be
played by each club, morning and after
noon. Springfield at Providence; Troy at
Syracuse; Binghamtoh at Wilkes barre;
Buffalo at Erie.
NATIONAL LEAGUE-Games will be
played morning and afternoon as follows:
Boston at Pittsburg, Brooklyn at Cinci-
nnati, New York at Cleveland, Philadel-
phia at Chicago, Baltimore at Louisville,
washington at st. Louis.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-03
Marble Worka Ablaxa

RUTLAND. VT, July S-The large gen.
eral mills and finishing shop Of the Ver-
mont Central company at Proctor are on
fire. This city has been called on for
help and steamer has been sent.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-03
DIR. Bradt's Body Recovered

LOWELL. Mass. July 3-Dr. Gerrett J.
Bradts body was recovered from Leach's
pond, North Chelsmford. last night. The
doctor had been taken with cramps.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-03

RUDY's PILE sUPPosrToRy is euaran-
teed 10 cure Tiles and Constipation. or money
refunded. Dcents per box. send stamp for
Lancaster, Pa. for sale by all frst.elass
druggists CHAMBERS, CALDER a CO
Wholesale Druggists, Providsncs. r. L
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-03
Secretary CarllsIs sssa

WASHINGTON, July 8.--Seerstsry Car.
Isle is confined to his home by an attack
OF summer complaint. He wNl not bs AZ
his Office for few DAYS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-03
Ftahtin0 In Syria.

CoxsrAHTISopLE. July Authorization
has been received Of fighting between Gin.
cassianisettlers and Druses in Syria, In
which 900 were killed and wounded.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-03
PROVIDENCE,

Earned runs, Wilkesbarre 2; Providence l. Two
base hit warner. Sacrifice hit, Warner. Three
base nit, Hess. Home runs, ID. shannon. Bassett
stolen base, McAuley. Double plays, ID. shannon
Mcmahon and Bfewat Bsssetty StEiekeE and -Rog.
ers. First base on balls, of keenan, 2 First base
on errors, Wlkesbarre 4 Providence q Struck
out Petit Keenan,, Egan. Wild pitch, Egan
Lett on bases, Wilkesbarre 3; Providence s.
Time, H. Pom. Umpire Kittrick
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-03
WAS A SURPRISE.
General Secretary Conant of
the 7. M. C. A. Resigns.

At the meeting OF the Bard OF Mana
gers OF the Providence Young Mems
Christian Association, last evening, Sec
retary Hamilton $. Conant rendered his
resignation and IL was accepted.
Mr.. Conant has decided to accent a busi-
ness oner from the Tillinghast Manufac-