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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06
NEW COURT HOUSE SITE.

At Woonsocket last night the Common
Council voted TO convey the First Ward
Room site to the State for court house.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06
MOONS no LEr

rf,O LEr.-ri:ONT ROOM. THGEE U1NDows.
Il Mantle bed, large closet, low price. ~ broad
way. aug6-u
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06
FoR sALE-MIsCEELANEo US.
FOR SALE.
nELp rINTEn -FENALi.

yxvANTED- TIN YOUNG LADIES OF PLEAS
w ing address; business pleasant aud profit
able; $40 per week can easily be made. Apply TO
Mr.. Pettis at News once.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06

yrvANTED-A LADY LNETIsT FOR cox.
w ccftA Address Prank Hutchins. lsi
Charles street augli0
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06
The FOUR BRIDGES.

The employees of the Berlin Iron Bridge
Company have resumed work on the Gas
pee street bridgean its completion is now
looked for within two months.
The Pennsylvania Steel Company have
commenced work on Francis street
bridge.
The steel for the Promenade street
bridge is almost ready to come from the
rolling mill and the preliminary work for
the bridge over the Woonasquatucket
river is well under way.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06

LIMA, sept. 6.--'rhe Peruvian govern
mcnt has as yet been unable to force de
cislve action with the insurgents. The
latter refuse to give battle. Tho govern
ment finds difficulty in obtaining money
with which 60 pay troops andpolico. This
condition Of affairs has given rise to much
discomfort.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06
4 DesliuciIso rrans.orm.

MrcHANIc FALLS, Me-, Seps. 6.-1ho
most terrific hailstorIn ever known visited
this place yesterday. Stones weigbip, ],
over oDc ounce covered the ground. one
was f0ufd that weighed three opnces An
glass was broken on the northwest side OF
bniiuings, md tin aud metallic roofs wcre
fpinpt The apple crop was DESTROYED.
rnd trees uare stripped OK their foliage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06
INTRODUCING
A. A. SHEPHERD AND Or. SCOTT
The Great New York Specialist
The Doctor Prevailed Upon
to Have His Great Remedy
Placed in the Hands of the
Druggists.

This Is the most wonderful production OF med.
ical science in the nineteenth century. rnis is
not patent medicine, but prescription com
pounded on scientific principles and as~d by DR..
Scott in his extensive practice Tor trs OF all
blood diseases. The cures wrought ~ II are
simply wonderful and have attracted thousands IL
the Doctors pa.lcrs for trea ment
10 such an extent is the demand npon the time
and attention OF the doctor for his utd,ciuc from
people who could not visit. New YORK C..y that Al
became matter OF duty to devise sou-e plan By
which the general pubic could be sarpIcd with
this genuine valuable remedy aud for isls pUr
a. A. Shepherd has been called 10 f.Vy.aence Ia
arrange with Hall Lyon, Westminaier 81, ,cet "a
pcrfnit them to keep IN stock snd sell tnls won
derful blood remedy. This Is purely vegetable, an
excellent tonic aud builder, q olooi .rriher nn-
exoelled, nerve tonic nothing car cguai. Or.
Scott has devoted his life 10 the thorough know
ledge and understanding of blood disease.
few OF which are named here; Kidney disease,
liver COM plant, sick headache. muscular rheuma-
tism. dyspepsia loss of appetite, constipation.
scrofula, syphilis, cancerons numors pain in bones
catarh. salt rheum, pnples up face. genera de0ll-
ity, bos, dizziness, female weakness, aarial poi
The above named druggists have received their
first consignment aud would invite sll persons 10
call aud become acquainted with the merits OF q
perfect remedy Or SoOtt's medicine wnen placed
In drug is sold under The of DR.. SCOTS
Sasg parilla, ana all who ia. ato1 ;aEing spring
medicine SHOULD not fail TO try pr. Scott's sarsa-
parilla.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06

NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-As result OF q
conference between the clothing contract
ors and the striking garment cutters, the
contractors have declared themselves will
ing 90 accede TO the demands of their EN-
ploycs. This action Is considered to be the
death knell of the rsweating system in
this city and Brooklyn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06
GLAD OF IT.
Reeves American Band got home from
Nantasket Beach yesterday.
Ga.ton Laid Up For Repairs.

ATLANTA, Sept. 6-Gaston's negro de-
portation scheme is brokcn up, temporarily
at least Castor has pistol ball in his
head, Crawford Holsey has a broken
thigh and Isaac Dickson will die from
wounds which ho received in the fight
Monday night. Anna jenkins, wife Of
the man who led the opposition to CASTOR,
Is badly wounded
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06
AFLOAT AGAIN.
The Viking Ship Once More Rides the
Wave Triumphant.

CHICAGO, Sept. 6.--The fire boat Yosem-
Ito went 10 the rescue of the sunken VII
king ship last night and after an hours
pumping the craft was brought to the
surface Ggain.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Us.


hoy wANTED-To DO AFTERNOON WORK
ID st Ihs News once bog about II years e
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06
Iosr AND POUND.

n osT- PARROT. SEPT :. oREFN BIRD
- with ycilos heat. - reward ~ Mrs. Robert
Rnodes, Main street, oPp. Atlantic avenue, Pew
tuxss sent ga
The advocate., 1894-09-19

AND MA9TBFN POINTS
The advocate., 1894-09-19

RRSP%nt%snsls RSms t1ss1asnI, Guss" ss . Is!
WbAUuW Nv NJ Send stamp for book
la11alu1u' JNO. B. HARRIS, Port Payne, Ala
The advocate., 1894-09-19

RRRMMNR FOR ALL. SIS month salary and OK.
NH% penses paid. II you want employment write
IN DHNAA At once OP. o. VICKERY, Augusta, Maine.
The advocate., 1894-09-19

See our 10-cent campaign offer in this
issue, and send in q o ub. You can't
convert people without getting them to
read.
The advocate., 1894-09-19

AGENTS WANTED for Striking for Life. {"
Labors side Of the labor question, by John
SWintOn, the Pillar Of Light Of labor move.
ment. Complete agents outfit FREE. Quick,
largo profits. Add. National Pub. Co., Chicago.
The advocate., 1894-09-19
DOLANDCHINA PIGS AND SHORT
4 horns, bred by J. H. Taylor, Pearl, Kas.

WANTED Agent in each place to show samples OF
WshOes clothing and leave price lists Send stamp for
gealed answer to Bggs q Co.. Louisville KY. Box 645
When writing advertisers mention Advocate
The advocate., 1894-09-19

Full information cheerfally furnished upon Ap-
plicatiOn to
GEO. 3. h0RNER, DIV, Pass. Agt, ST. LOUIS, NO.
c, P. ATRORE, esn'l Pass, Agt, LOUISVILLE, Ky.
The advocate., 1894-09-19

O, =. MORSE,
Gen. Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20

,hho,, ran,uel g. - isabelle Jex. W corner
I.roldvnv aud i9'h-st yca:s ....;.;:':,'.,'
Aston. william X. and WI" - Eiwgrt - da's;-
man n Exchange Place. n 81 Ni.Aam-S''
Alioft. samuel $. end wife 70 Union T.us' 90.
Nov.-York : @Jth-st 10 II 81 Man''""-
rrsf;. Thomaa. - john II Loos and another.
. ie'th-st. OF rark-are. demand : nor
ci@r5 ua-y +. to GONE iInsrh. csr-utrix. Ct.
Crnr.ford Francis. and vie - Iicriamin y
sanis 81 al ex,~u'ora. &C. i2isi-s'. ~ -
p.ii.. Gc,rgo T. and VIZ, - Fr"icrlc Iiltle,
brook; 79ih-st 90 Ars'"r ian-afe' d
r.ranic Vi,Il,r IT. sni viii, 70 the Titl4 Guarsn-
toe ami Trust o. 'ls'-st. Q ot West tnc-
ave. 2pxloo5. years
Cord, n Hohcr, anI Jc1"ph. - william ran "
sons " o Ains,c.'Ilm-ry". = Oh ISIS, J. S'"'.
Isancs nerb"n Snd We 100. 20 me ,r, and POI
J6hne.on. Robert H. - William II Young = =
lands Il T. y Randolph. adjoining bN'tn'-
mo q acres anI other property. ? y"nrs......
r,,io rotn II 20 Tho New-Torh savings Bank
r,i,nrirr Vunoln. and wife 10 e Forschncr AL
WIFE go East .ith-st. yotr, 1920
Icyoy ApGnsus + to .,A,, avn ' War;. y.
Iaium. 'y1'm r 70 Ths E1n',s'i| ~ ti ,irs ns
r<o. Alice :, John Hastings. u lf.n-T'' ~
Grand brM wv, yr ,a the i,lc Guarsr.to AMI
Tr:4f 90 n 1i.h-st. ~ * Conmhn'-aF'' ~
~ NJ" 49, = r p Forster 10, ioi. rap
i.-iq = samuel Boyd. / rear........:..:...
~"rr,s rohn -. anil VIE - h!ecnora Macs and
another. T. ;G,h-s;, . Of "h-aV' years
p "'pT.S'''N u9-,.;s t. petcr Mccr ,r. ct al.
..,rcs ,"dp'n a.,i another to IS ii Eiins
nni ann' hcr. Conc ru-nNe, ~ - ''l'"fc-
ave. y,aa.a. n'' ~. nrrhon Asylum society
N.v-Yark. II W corner slst-at and Ams'ere'm-
ave. 3 years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20
financial.
\ AccOrDAycE with the provisions q

~ ACCORDANCE with the provisions oil
Article Eighth %: III" a;.''fen, ior 'nr 80.
49, -. ,t C1~,r>vATI JACKSON Ih'hINNW
roam cDupNSY dated March 10. iS"l. no'ca -
o, ot.o, "a, tie cc,nfa!itf" and r9te"s A""pnd'r
,,a ,,eoH r,,gcl and modified 'he s;id p'an ef 20
examination ani that copy Of such alteration chanse
, -,e..to, VIVA clel with tho dcposiary named In
49,, 49,, ,-. tho ,.o-.-a T':rst Company % New York.
q, g., omcc X, - Wall street. New-l'ra CITY. on the
serontecn,i dnv II Fetria-y. iso'-
patel New York. February nineteenth l''h
FREDERIC 4. BROWN,
L. kESNEDl TOD
StN.'E! THOMAS.
X, 7. WILSON.
CHARLES W. MrGIiEE.
Committee ard Trustees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Monday February 19-p. m.
Fabian tactics Tow seem TO be fashionable AZ
the Stock Exchange. The bear operators who
are already short of the market are waiting
for carving charges to become so onerous that
holders Of Will sell out In rush to enable
them to cover contracts at a profit lun pools
are apparently hoping that the premiums ex-
acted for the borrowing of stocks viii compel
their speculative enemies 70 buy for Immediate
necessities These speculative conditions have
brought the trading in Stock Exchange securi-
ties almost to stand The only activity shown
to-day was in the Industrial stocks. which are
largely moved by sheer manipulation. The
transactions In American Sugar Refining. Dis
tlliing and Cattle Feeding and Chicago Gas
amounted II about twO-thir1s Of III" entire
business TIE two stocks hrst-named ended be-
low Saturdays final figures while chicago Gas
suffered from revival Of the bear in''hon"
often used in the treatment OF this stock II
is now said that tho City Council Of Chicago
will pre- sent To the Mayor an ordinance Whlch
he is not likely to veto. and that ordnance u
supposed to provide for competition. Sp"cua-
t,on IN these three stocks may be said to de-
rive It's inspiration from two capitals ana
while It lasts the railway list must occupy SUBJ
ordinate place. The general market was lower
simply because bear traders sold few thou
sand shares on the theory that decreasing rail-
vav o. rnings and q new reaction in the price or
wheat meant condition that wns adverse 10
hope Of future railroad profit. The market c''F-H
inert and the final declines recorded were no
more significant of change In the market thdl
a few advances might have Dcch
TIE DAY N THE BOND MARKET.
The Government bond market was siagnnn' az
the Stoci; EXCHANGE. There was 10 change IN
ouotations The stock Exchange ad"it''H -
quotations The rev pcr cent hrc-T'ar bones
~ "a c,0 Goa The oncia! quotations given are
fu,Iv up to- II not IN excess, # the prices re-
Gently made al private sale. The oihc.aI quo
ta,ions are "a follows. Nclud'hs uie Nv" Dr.
which nave not been delivered:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20
fLI.IIIDt NJ j. T.. ,,,.-.,,r,r,
CT ,orrs IRoT NOl STAIN AND SOtTiE'
So RAILWAY 60. - oo.

FLTCTION NOIICE. .,,,.,,,
ST. LOUIS. RoS, Y;3Il,%TTMHS AND soVTiiERN
EEW-YORK. January &c, lS9'
NOTICE Is hereby given HAT the annual meet
nr ~ .he s,ocshol.crs or tho ~. Louis iTon
vrrn,en and southern Raf~ay Company VIII ~ H"ia
in he companys oIlc in the Ci'y Of - i"lis MI ~
Tn.ss,v "a. ia,h iav u March, 1894. NJ min" 1'br@
M f,r tho election - irirt"@n Directors or tL ~"
md traurac1u 81 any other uhslnsl
,Sat NAV ccr,c before sni rno"ng The annual l@'s
~ 49,. uircctors win h'id ~ the Same" Once, w
Ne incs,.v hn iiih 1ay = March - two" ',"
noon. The s;o~k transt" BOOTS ,".' =" % rc,.teI cn
'ri,-s,ay Mach IS ~ o'clock \. " - ,,,
'"''''''' ~ GEORGE J. GOLD. President
H. II CAI.i:F Secretary.
Fob io'h 1894.
vE7lIC ANNUAL MEETING 81 ID" N'octN"'
VIII D., heii - ''e office o, tho attn. ni',
Y.-k 'hc Tv ''if "'n az ~ ihh
~, o., ." g. m .rc 9"re - cit nr -.
9ucl uf.c- lHs'0'r~ ~ r1f l.Flli. ''t"
49,, ~. ,re meeting J.. SAM 'El.SpN. Jf., S'rF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20
financial.
THE BONDH0LDERS'
PROTECTIVE COMMITTEE.
Savannah & Western Railroad Co.
financial.

In view O. the application made I" u'e Court Wy o '
c.;yors Of tie Central Railroad AMI Banking company VI
ce,ryla 10 uu. Receivers debt OF $ol o'N' upon your
- e,,...,,h H Western Railroad" and covered.
90 ,hs ccn,,ni,toe Ia advised by the mortgage tecnhi
.- u,,da declared 1, be the property OF the 'eh'i"
Dour,aa and Banking Company OF Georgia me h"nu'o
ers are urgently requested 10 u'p's'' '''' .,.,, ~
.,, rr,,,., ...,uunny Of Ncw-Nork United am con-
N''''' g. onsolue,y necessary for their protection
o,,'" ,,',',c l. l.. LBIIANN.
Q. sir,on Borg Co. ... - t,,o,,.v
r. &. MARTI". T"' u.,.,ar T. p,s,
Z" - ,,.r,, Jos NJ LICiITENAUEE.
IL. IT, r,,. NJ, pank Rep. iIalsar:en * Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20
REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGES.

EITS1NLSS AT NE F1-NVIi-H1'e''1-7'
a week br- ken By a holiday always shows a want
of actylty IN the rcai estate market especai.F 30
f,~ - auction sales are concerned. Only few OF
tn. after are advertised for this week Yesterday
there was one sale only AZ each salfsToom. NJ the
Ijberty-sf Exchange s. de Wal;earss SOLD ny "ruer
OF the executors No. 10 East One-hundreu-ah"-
sixteeuth-st being the northwest corner OF '"N-
ington-avc., three-stcry brown-s'oAe uWe'"'S o''
lot 10 BY 80. TIE bidding ran from So"' UP ~
5000. + T. Barnes was the buyer.
A. tho Trinity salesroOm William Kennedy o'',re
n tvo-s,ory frame dwelling on fun lot IN W.
Onehundret- seventy fir SITS. east OF rSNe"'"
ave II vas sold to G. ii. An6crso1 ior Sc'lOJ
Robert Appleton. jr.. has sold FOR i , ~
Ncvins OF Orange. y. j.. 10 George rinon, ~
nor.hwsat corner Of Fifh-ave ana one ,n -
ST.. five hve-story fats plo, w. ~
l25 for about $1,000 Mr.. Nev!ns taxes IN pa.1 ~
meut AIR Tnck's handsome country seat r''S-A
Fells." at Caldwell, y. ).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20
DIAL rrrArE TRANSFERS.

r-ont-st. No rG; Julia Hirsh and husband to .,o \
Frederick Mayer. .'''''''''' al
rror-s Nos IS AMI -; s1rIs t. same ''
.'on"s-st. NJ Z: Emil Block and whc 10 Fr'D'' u,
Kns-st 10 ii ana 10; signiuad crt"iiies TO COZ
King.s, Nos Il. 70 and ~ Alols Gutwiiies and 81,
75;..,i 10 i25 We.,: John Egan. ct al. 10 .c,
sane 'pr,pcr,y; Fr,!erirk Mayer 70 Beck. loo'
3d-ave. corner l2ith-s', :'.iINH,p "'''' ~
I Ir,cy AMI wife James H:erard '
perl,-sye = g corner I2ptn-st. sDx2iH; Nltln'" 90
~ P.,; reter"-. John II Ioos. -, '-'
lOs,h-st g. lI5 T, Of 5th-nNc J'NiV''' Sa"e o.
1oo,l.st 8 e corner par,-aye. @Lilxso; Joan %
,aoth.,t s c5S (, Of Wils-ave, l2sxlVi;
Uenfy a EosHt. guardian. etc TO mary - T.
se.h'st ~ # e OF G,h-avs lsxioo.i; simon %
Jiernion and vito to Hugo Mock. -
73I-st No ~ Fast. Samson N"i'acn anu WIN o,
10 Nacao Ncwc';elS AMI Ausllf.' ,,n a. "
,os,b,, n q ~ Il ~ ath-nte aX'Voo
pr,i,on Ross and wl:e TO Thoraes Bray ana IN
another .............' iTcnr,,
9sth-s, 3 e. 30 # 81 3d-nya. 2ixiW'' Henry A
Eogart trustee. - Mar !; Porter -,
Dctz ana VIE - sarah I;gSsrs, & 90, "
prckhou,-s t g. 100 n W % AnfhonN ave- "'N a.
100. amelia Coed.nCton 10 p -. - "
VIVA aye g. ~ II n Of Potter Place; ffah" =
.c,h.s; NJ -; West. jacob in7h ana ""' - =.
Frederick Aia""r. ,,,.,,,ani
25th-st nos 90 ard ~; lia-r,nei"n Apartment oso
tssocistion 80 samuel s Abbot: ......' ~
9TH, 80 80 Fast: Charles Forschets and wife
to Wilhelm Klineers and VIE. 49,; Ia
Troo,,vav n " corce. 90 +"th-st, 2'NNl4; ISi- 49,,
SAM property: Saruc Abbott % harrington an
hpa~'plent Asso .iation fo
G. Marks p.cc ~ -: Tn" chiidrea's Ahi -,
.;ocic.y to narr,s ManleIbalm and an9iher.''' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20
Oip.0cuo Notices.

CHICAGO AND ALTO: RAiLnoAp COMPANY,
NOTICE-A quarterly dividend Of TWO Doi-
= LARS per share has This gay zen % yab
on tho trsi llv of March next 10 TIE st'cnno! ut
record NJ the close OF business hor' on u" ti h
r,Li NJ The office q tho COMPANY NG'nu, ,i"Hs,S
,,,or MORAN x Coraoany. ii pinc-st, New o,k hnI
the DIVIDEND n sharcs Registered in thfa ago VIA De V'n
~ ''o o"''' " wv G. II. FOSTER. Treasurer.
OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN coal coMPANf'
~ - No ! BROADWAY $500 500,
Ni,W-YCiK. February l2th.. W.
'fNHE BOARD or DIRECTORS OF III" amer
lean Coat Company 81 Allerany COUNTY, 'nty ,n
per con-, upa capital stock OF me o9mp'"'' pay ''
AZ this Office on Thufsdny. March lst -, c,ory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20
financial Clct!ions.

ELECTION NOTICE.
" NEW-IORK. January &c. ISoh
NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual meet
y ing socholl.rs o: the M!ssonr rnro IN i c
90, ~ ~ Louis No Tuesday Ne l't nay o.
March 1891, 4, nine o'clock 4. NJ. for tEe 'iSctoh %
~" ensuing year. ana Tor "" 'uS
sco, ~ any other business that nav come bcior 'ni
,sc,iny rho annual meeting - III" ii."'tors WA d,
Ied "a the same oiice "Wednesday ~. lli uy 49, 70.
,velyc ocloc. The stock t:1Ts''T D,oi.s
M.t'n AZ VI ~, Er,,l@v February three O'Clock
!" NJ and reupencI IN Tauraley March 10. at tea
o'cioci 4. Vi. ..-o,cr, cof-rr p,esL,er,
A. II. CAlEF Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20
Eea! Csia,e tOanlco.
llnfnrnlsht0 Apartments 10 Get.

4 CHOICE FLAT ut ory $50, IN h-s''I1s' so'AtoA
a with elevator bail boys. ai'aih noa', - ''sn'
81 NH modem improvements, housr ma me hr"l tf-
htry reilri..l 5tih 81. nrrr Mhis"' Nv. fla'
il,s in adjoining house without elevator, ~ ,N EMS
+. \. CRI'IitsIiANh a co. u" hi""n"ay'
A pvERrisEMlArs AID sUnNCNirIloHMHn t1 ~:
"A THE AMW;loEk 10 OF ~ n,a IL
way, ~ door NORM Of Thirty hfs,.st. arg noN li
Eiehtha,e. cot Tyrn! .tl,rd..t 40 TrSNa,c
III. FOur.:rnti-''. ."v lhfia N'
conner Foryscyenh..t; 100 Thiraye .sd n% s%,y
nr.:-t l,0s iirsaNc; 100 Wsst lh d.: % wv:
Fonr,crnth.st oj7 Wcsi Forty seroads 55i Thirdavc,
i atS Tt.rda," oO5I Ihrda,c: be-, onehuhrFcd
and wel,th aud Cao huld.e aad thirteenth sls'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22

r., tho Editor Of The Tribune.
Ctr. The announcement OF the award OF the Lou
Ia, prlzcs. made in your issue OF the 18Th inst
Iooves the impression upon my mind that you nave
no, the correc' idea Of the nature OF these hoho'S
nor II the method of awarding them
WIN YOU allow me. the chairman OF the COM
,nlttec for making these awards 70 INFORM Sou'
anil through YOU. the readers OF your much IS
,aer,eI Journal in regard to both these matters
While It Is true. IN the first pace 'hat '"o pun
nos. in Offering these prizes is. In part 10 en'ou'
,,, research II IS also an equally importlnt part
-, .hot purr,ose 10 hold up before those engage"
d, research the best models for their instruction,
=, 10 for this reason that the Committee OF Avail
ra reoured by the regulai ions governing; IN, -
ac,io, n take into competition ever WniA r.. -
ished during the Ave wears preceding gNehh -
~ the dcsgnated SUBJECTS no matter ""''"0'
~ author presents II or not , ,,o l.,
Hence IN the second place. the aWartS a, - -,
r,rhnut the slightest necessary co-upet'o
~ ,o ~ Of the recipients They are hol even 49,
Wv orcccnt them The honor Is too great lot any
such transaction. II Is simply thrust upo" inc ''
ciPe"a natter Of fact neither Of the gentlemen
- -rorl,s have Just been crowned oHereu theIn
us -, nettlon nor had any knowledge that suon
~ niaIDsJderraton Of them was In progress. Out ~,
nnc, SNr their feelings. therefore. as Wen az III
babolf Of an accurate understanding OF ,he Sna.
acter OF these prizes hope you VIII klnliI dms'
hess CORRECTIONS I'm early Issue OF your ~,
tn T"wYorL. NJ: &C. .ses. JOHN W. Bu RGEoS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22

joaquin j. Francke. prominent sugar merchant
~ this city. died In Havana cuba. on May H.
from Pneumonia. after short Illness. Although
only thrty-sx years ola at the time Of his death,
Nr Frarckc had attained position In the busl'
ness communities Of Havana and New-York that
falls to the lot OF but few men OF more mature
years Tho nrm OF Francke. tliJos & CO.. OF which
De- was one of the senior members. has for some
years been tho principal factor In moving the large
sugar crops u cuba 10 this country Mr. Francke
generally remaining in New-York to look after the
interests ~ the firrn NJ this end ~ the line About
"A fortnight ago. while in Havana on one or ms
periodical BUSINESS trips to cuba, he was attacked
Us Iieurlsy which on Thursday ~ last week de-
ycioIcd into pneumonia. from which he dlei
Mr. Frauckc lived for tho larger part or the yea,
lu Iavreuc. l. J. where he was closely ii"nthei
ain th. Rnrknway Hunt club II" was also a
.'nf. ~ trir ci,y and was a graduate - the Shelf
Geld Scientific school - Yale In me ciass OF S,,
Tho funeral viii take place at TTLliy Chap"l.
,.r'.i,hiy or THURSDAY II this week. upon the ar
fiyaI ~ the steamship Yumur from Havana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
little RUTH is ALL RIGHT

.,s,r1vE DENIAL or A CRUEL STORY THAT SHE
WAS MENTALLY. AFFLICTED.
p,oa,o May q (SpeciaD.-An unpleasant story
- hoe, nrlnted in newspapers in various paris CT
a oo,rtry 10 the effect that little Ruth tleVe"
s who IS now with her mother In this cry
" FL, ~ the home Of Mrs. Clevcands moth'r
','' porrne is deaf and dumb; verse yet. tAa'
49, ~ mental powers are of a very low order 1hc
.orv has been printed with mucn circumstan,a'
,'..u and prominence was given - 1t yes'erii!
o' veu,-York paper. 1t has become m1tter OF
N General gossip that it warranted ulreS, IN IN
s0en e on The subject in order that II might bc
Qurryy a. II il were untrue Mrs. Clevc'anH s'cp
soPPsu lr Perrne. when told the story To-Day
ial a naturally indignant He said; . ,,A
ws5ssnt story is utterly without foundatph i'utn
ma ma POSSESSION OF all her facilities. ana Sic -
has has. y" han ordinarily bright and quctw'tten for
more - her age The story is not only iaise pnt
,hia oTIttcous,v and brutally false. womdng me
5 81, sensitive spot one could hnl n mo'he'
nl' Reporter who had occasion to call at me fr
rIne hOn ~ nratting to her nurse in a way That
ss rus' ont Mr. Perrines denial most effectualy.