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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-08-04
N.H.&H. Railroad Time Table
June y. ISat.
NACGATUCE DIVISION.

Trains leave Waterbury as follow;
For NEW YORK-6n5. s-11, 1850 a N: LIS.
S15 +40 p III. SUNDAY. AIS = m
Ra-Ilrr ~ = $50 ~ InI3 III a. 4-O1- 6Ol-
nm SUNDAY t-s' "A IN
E,r KEW HAVEN. Via prrhS junction. COS
sII los a m: l -. rs. S-S3 7 m
EAturu VIA Derby Junction - 3? ." M
- ~ , y ~ : - u m sunday u" III
F,r NEW HAVEN NEW LONDON. etc Via
Narlgar1I.k Junction l. - = IN
F,- EETDG EPORT-"u5. ST. l"So m :;
is a25 ~. 5-53 m. SUNDAY as = m.
R.ttIEn at 81 >.la.a-4I a I2-Al. 2-2S.5I.i 40
m sunday SIS m
For ASSONIA-6.O5. s-l2. 1850 m l:2S
3.s441s 50 7.nO lmiXeil 7 II. Sunday. AIS
Raturn at "a 81 1921. a m 1881 SO1. Clio.
SIS m sunday sac a m
= WATER rOWN-6-4h. -. l1l' n n sos
sI3 T04 p m. saturday siS 2 II. 49,
Return at SO "a. lO-lO a N $50. AS $50
n m. Saturday rs = m
Pr THONASEON-s-i8 n12e m S-oA- o-oS'
nm sunday 92S 4 m
Return at T-4I. 1923 m: ass $40 2 m.
sunday 3-47 r m .o
z m. Sunday 9 IS a m
Return at 7.2O. 1910 a m: 2}r S-H' = m
SUNDAY 3-33 p NJ.
Far WINSTED-S-3. lI.I2 a NJ: S.5S'. 90 i m
SUNDAY rs III.
R.turn at 7.OO go a. m: c-O5. Az T. m
sunday. 3Un p m
CT. HEMPSTEAD. Gen Pass Agent
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-08-04

d" have suffered
f;:r tan Years with
fc;;:.. L. cuInplaintsOf
the worst form, ac-
c"'a.'AIli'd by severn
spinal trcublr. cIll<-
iu- inc,'SsanI back
i,e. weakness Of
tn" stomach. and
n"rvOISnrSS.
wAya mn all
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-08-04
ONE W0MAE'S REWARD,
A GREAT SHOWER OF CONFIDENCE
Such rs Never Descended upon Any
Other American Woman.

LsFDCINL TO OUK LADY KEApEEsI
ITS glorious possession.
The most famous physician wins it
Il from a comparatively small number.
One woman, and only one, has won it
from tens Of thousands during the past
twenty years.
Loving condolences. heartfelt gratitude,
loyal devotion, is showrrel upon her name
because Of salvation from a miserable ex-
istence. and the peace and JOY of restored
health through her wonderful skill
Lydia T.. PiWkhaH.s name will go down
the Ages the friend of all women.
Her Vegetable Compound has saved
thousands from the tcrrors of female COM
plants.
Hac!.achc. dependency. fainting. spinal
weakness. avoiding society. bearing down,
ar all symptoms of trouble in the womb.
The Vegetable Compound removes the
CIuyc of the trouble.
Real what Mrs :. ". White, who lives
Al SIj Holly Street. West Philadelphia,
IA. calls 4 family blessing.
THUS she writes TO Mrs. Pinkham:-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-08-04

wool-How did the robher manage
to escape the clutches of the police:
Van Pelt-Somc one ycllcCIt Stop
thief and the officer ran up an alley.
New York World
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-08-04
No:h;r- New TO Him.

Possibly the only advantage an india
rubber man has in n museum or circus
Is that it doesn't surprise him when
he's bounced by the manager. -Phila-
delphia Times
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-08-04
rhc Auhirncr AnnInndcd.

Friend-was your lecture well re-
ceiyed?
Lecturer-It was Every time 1
stopped the audience applauded-
York Press
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-08-04

h":s' OF cvcr being well again. just then
>o.Irol' recommended lydia +. Pink
hii:.' N.':c''tahle Compound. l fcllowe,l
ya;lr directions and treatment until am
nov : perfectly we'll woman.
- gave it to my two daughters. aged
fourteen and sixteen years. and they arr
iin", healthy girls.
- 1t Is surely a blessing TO our family
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-08-04
Waterbury Boiler Works.

l4aytn- remoyeS! to the corner Porter street
sr.d \. 3 r r, (!ormerly the WsterbuEy Male
able Lon Go gr1uuds) and oelhs 4 49, i =
Saiier Water Tank. smoke Stack Tar Heating
PIr-aces Anaealrug Pans, Pate and Snect Iron
work of ali Descriptions OTueE> oE HAL VIII
re.,esvc prompt attention.
JAMES j. DUFFY.
? - Ron al
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-08-04
New York & New England

d6m I0lk q NON CnSldllu
Passenger Train Service. June ;. 1884.
Trains leave Waterbury for
KOSTON-s,+s 80 q m 100 SIS ? m:
PROYIDENCE-S.fs 80 a m Ion Sb5 p N
NEW YORK via Brewster m
WORCESTER-S.i 80 3 N !-0p m
NEW IONDON-7.Sl a III 90. SIS r m
PCTNAM-S.4S 80 a n 100. SIS r n
WIILINANTIC-S.4S 80 4 NJ lao. SIS ? N
SPRINGFIELD -9-H5 4 IL SIS p N.
HARTFORD-S45 80. sHS. l1:iS N. l-o0
NEW BRITAIS-S-45 80. sOS iO4s m 100.
PLAINTILLEES4 10 sNs. Io-4S m los
BRIST0L-34S $50. enS.IO4s 100
rER BBsi vi sos. 1o-4ss N l-oo SIS.
TATEEyHI.F-Tso. sO5. 1o-4sa m SIS. SIS 7 N
WEST CHESHIRE so. SO d m iS" y N
MERIDEN asa. 50 m. +-sO = m
CROMWELL - a m so = m
UNION CITY, SOS a m 3l0 2 N
TOWANTIC-fsGS a m { 2-i0 SIP IN
SCCTHFORD-sO m In. r m
POMPERAUG VALLEi-SA6 a m 2lO
SANDY HOOK-sOs m 2-IO. III.
HAWLEYVII.LE-SIS a III 3-I1. r m
DANBCRY-snS a 2-lJ r m HIS y II
RREWSTERS-sJ a m 2-lO. HIS J. III
FISHEIIL-ON-HCDSO N 2-l0 , n
srBinghamptHn- Elmirs- jamestown Ci''v''-
IanI Akr,u and Chicago S-O5 m 3lJ J. m
POCGHKEEPSIk via HnTeweu- SNS m
sunday trains Hart: 'ri a.45- S-'o a m.
X45 y m Boston S45 a m. SIS z. NJ.
W.R- BABCOCE.
Gen Pass Agent. Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-03
ANOTHER CITY FALLS.
Japanese Now Said TO Have a Clear
Road to Moukden.
BY the Associated Press.

LONDON. Nov. S.---TLc japanese legation
has received a dispatch stating that Field
Marshal Ialnagata has captured Fung-
Whang Ching, a Chinese city near the
Corean frontier Phe Chinese defending
the place fed. The victory is an impor-
tant one, ana leaves the Moukdan road
open TO the Japanesc, rs the Chinese are
unlikely TO offer further resistance to the
advance of the japanese army.
Ii is stated that the Japanese forces have
completely invested Port Arthur by lard
and sea, and both armies are being rapidly
pushed In the direction of Moukden.
II is IN intended that tho japanese army,
under Field Mar5hal Oyama, snail attack
the Chinese ut Kinchow, 30 miles north
cast of Port Arthur.
General NodZu's advance column, in the
meanwhile IS approaching Fung Whang,
"a fortified town on the main road between
Wiju and Moukdcn, TO which place all the
Chinese forces retredted after vacati ng
their position north of tho Yalu river.
The Japanese expect TO defeat the Chi
neso at both places, and unite their forces
in front OF Moukden.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-03
MYSTIC CHAIN.

Select Commander Edward Kitcheman
was a visitor in Providence Castle last
Thursday evening.
lyanhOe Castle will hold q ball in Mystic
Chain Hall Thanksgiving Eve.
The John Bray Military Company will
hold a ball in Mystic Chain Hall this
evening.
There was work in the third degree in
Ivanhoe Castle Thursday evening.
The Select Castle officers, accompanied
by supreme Vice Commander John Bray
and District Deputy Select Commanders
John Beaton and John Lees, and escorted
by officers and members OF the Military
Rank, under the command of Captain
Albert Smith, will visit the follow
ing castles on the dates herein named |:
Thursday, Nov. 1b, Ivanhoe Castle, No. 1,
Mystic Chain Hall, olneyville Square.
Friday, Nov. 16, Vigilsnt Cistle, No. :,
Mystic Chain Hall, Olneyville Square.
"Wednesday, NOV. -, Htfrgt anthony
Castle, No. 4, Mystic Chain Hall, Olney-
Vile square. Thursday, Nov %, Samuel
s. Collyer Castle, No. 3, CHECKER
ing Hall, Pawtucket; meet at
steam car depot at 7:45 prompt.
Monday, Nov. 26, Roger Williams Castle,
No. 8, Hedly Hall, Charles street; meet at
Union Railroad depot at 7:s5 prompt.
Thursday, Dec. 9, Providence Castle, No.
2, Arnold Post Hall, Arnold Post Hall, 90
Westminster street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-03
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

Grand Chancellor Walter Scott and
suite made an official visit TO Elmwood
lodge Wednesday evening. There was n
large attendance and the time wRs pleas
antly passed.
he rank OF esquire was bestowed
upon one candidate in St. Elmo lodge
"Wednesday evening.
On Tuesday evening delegation OF 20
from Howard Lodge, accompanied by
Grand Vice Chancellor Charles Il. Pierce,
made fraternal visit to Burnside Lodge.
at Bristol. The visitors were received by
Chancellor Commander George THOMPSON,
and after the business meeting Brother
Pierce gave an interesting account of his
recent Southern trip. Prelate Frank
Pierce and Past Chancellor George Clarke
OF Burnside lodge, Vice Chancellor Fred
Burdick, Brothers Theodore Ridet and
John w. Williamson OF Howard Lodge
furnished vocal a instrumental music
AT the close OF the exercises light supper
was served.
The nd visory board OF the first regiment
OF the uniform rank will meet at the regi-
mental headquarters. 797 Westminster
street, Wednesday evening.
One application for membership was
received by Burnside Lodge Tuesday
evening.
The new tactics for the uniform rank
are ready for distribution, and The subor-
dinate divisions will send those datinr
Carnahan, Indianapolis, Ind, and the
new ones will be forwarded in return.
The rank of page Was conferred upou
one candidate in st. Johns Lodge Thurs
day evening. This district deputy grand
chancellor was present. and with the as
sistance of Past Chancellors II. /. Clegg
snd z. +. jackson, installed James J.
Corcoran as master of work and William
IL. Costine, as master at arms. The rank
of esquire will be conferred Thursday
evening.
burnside Lodge Is making preparalions
TO bold fair.
Brother Pierce, OF st. George Lodge. is
critically III at Bristol.
Palestine Lodge will hold an entertain
ment, followed by social, Tuesday even
ing, Nov. ~
The officers of the Grand Lodge will
visit Abraham Lincoln Lodge Wednesday
evening.
The rank OF knight was conferred upon
one candidate in ST. George Lodge We'd
nesday evening.
There was work in the rank OF esquire
in smithonian Lodge Tuesday evening.
Two pages received the rank OF ESQUIRE
IN Enterprise Lodge Thursday evening.
Two applications for membership were re-
ceived.
The secret work OF the order will be ex-
emplihed for he benefit OF the district
deputy grand chancellor in the Office OF
brand Keeper ol Records and Seal Will
liam "A. Wilson this evening.
The third rank was conferred upon one
candidate and permission was given one
applicant TO receive the rank of page in
Howard Lodge Wednesday evening.
There will be work In the frs. rank next
"Wednesday evening.
Willard /. Lansing, William Ashton
and w. j. Edgcrton were appointed a
committee in Sterling Lodge to arrange
Tor social to be held during the present
month.
The date OF the public dedication Of
Ster Ing Lodge hall, is Friday evening,
Nov. is.
Blanks on the master OF excheauer of
Namtsit Lodge Of Lowell. Mass, number-
Ing from 700 10 COO, have been stolen.
One Of them has been offered in Maine by
q nen by the name OF j. B. Howard, siias
J. u. Read, alps +. w. Hall.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-03
A RAvlNG MANIAC.
Murderer Gipp May Not be Resp,nsi.
bic for his Awful Deed.

BUFFALO, .Aey o.--N tillam Gipp, who
murdered his aged mother and terribly
wounded his father early yesterday morn
Ing, has been capGarsd He is raving
maniac, an it took the combined strength
Ot four strapping big fellows TO hold him
after he had been safely lodged ut police
station.
One of the teamsters who is employed at
the barns OF the Buffalo car shops went
Into the barn about 5:30 o'clock last even
ing To get some hay. He climbed UP to
= 1isreTF -aay, when he heafe foot
tgeps, and in the dim light he could see
the form OF man coming toward him.
he asked tho teamster il he had seen hat
lying around anywhere.
The two then went downstairs, and
when they got where il was light enough
to see the mans features, the teamstcr
recognized the other fellow as William NJ.
Gipp, and realizing that be had perhaps
a dangerous man TO handle, he said, as
carolessly as he could: "Why Billy, /
guess / did see your hat after all. Let's
go sec If It's there yet"
Poor G,pp went as qui" ly as lamb
and was led to police stati n o. He did
not seem TO rcalize whore he was and
made no resistance until couple OF the
officers took hold OF him. ,ur men found
all the work they could do in getting him
60 q cell.
and pronounced Violently insane. lie
will be taken u the state hospital as soon
as commitment can be served.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-03
GRIND ARMY.

George III. BrowHe Post, %, GAR, held
an open meeting last Monday evening, at
which the the following entertainment
program was given:
Overture on piano by Misses Dunham
and Rowland. Opening address by Com
mander Larkham followed by the chair
rran OF the social committee, Robert Car .
lislei solo, Edward Wheeler; address,
by Prof. AlonZo Williams; piano and vio-
Lin duet. Messrs. MorrelI and Carlisle:
reading, Miss Fannie Colwell; solo, Mrs.
Grout; ventriloquist, Mr.. George Lees I;
music, Messrs. Morrell and Carlisle; au-
toharp, Miss Butts; reading. Mrs. John
son; address, Rev. w. ). Mclntire; ad-
dress, Rev. Mr.. Stinson; address, Depart
ment Commander G. III. Baker. A COLA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-03
All WIN Contribute
WENT TO The BOTTOM.
The Probable Fate OF the Steamer
Ivanhoe and All on Board.

SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. S.-The lum ber
schooner Fanny Dulard, Captain Peter
sen, sraived at Port Bakely, reports that
the missing Ivanhoa, with Fred Grant, ex-
minister to Bolivia on board, probably
sank on the afternoon Of Sept. 80.
1--WE lefs Port Blaksly," said Captain
Petersen, "on the goth Of September last,
bound for Santa Barbara with lumber
and arrived AT the cape on the 2sth. We
saw tug towing out ship that same
evening and dropped OF the cape. That
night storm came up and on the morn
ing OF the 3Oth moderGtad The ship was
I'm company with us, % too far away
from us To make out her name or cargo.
She appeared to have terrible list TO
starboard. We could sec that something
was wrong with her, for her list was In
the wrong direction. That night the yes-
sci disappeared from sight"
The Ivanhoe carried q crew OF 20, who
all shipped from San Francisco. The
passengers aboard the N'sscl were Hon.
Frederick j. Grant, editor of the Seattle
Post Intelligoncer; Allen b Fdgcr ana two
ladies, Mrs Matte l.. Bera and her friend,
Mrs. Dr. Irene Mullen, and stowaway
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-03

tary, James Goddard; treasurer, George
T.. Young; inductor, James beaumont;
examiner, w. II. King; insiGe protector,
w. II. Young, sr.; outside protector,
w. ii. Young, Jr.; trustees, Charles Bras
man, Thomas Kaull and William y. Chase.
The Council will meet Monday evenings,
The officers OF the State Council made
an official visit To Washington Council
Wednesday evening. bean supper was
served. There will be work In the first
degree Wednesday evening.
Forty candidates will receive the first
degree in Vigilant Council, Tuesday even
ing.
The State board will meet in the office
of the State Council secretary Monday
afternoon.
Narragansett Council held an open
meeting Wednesday evening. The hall
was wcll filled and a very interesting ad-
dress was made by the Rev. Il. q. Wesley.
This was followed by an entertainment.
The officers OF the State Council will
make an official visit TO Elmwood Council
Monday evening, Nov. II.
Two candidates. werS given the third
fNgree and two applications for member
ship were received in Mashapaug Council
Tuesday evening.
Enterprise Council will entertain the
officers and members OF Mashapsug Coun-
Gil, Thursday evening Nov 8.
About 100 members OF Providence Coun-
Gil celebrated the second anniversary OF
the council, Monday evening, with ban
quet at Gelb & Norton's
Liberty Council held poverty social in
Slooum Post Hall Tuesday evening.
Martha Washington Council, Daughters
OF Liberty, held basket social Thursday
evening.
The second degree was conferred upon
one cand didate in Netop Council Thursday
evening.
An amendment to the bylaws of Union
Council will be acted upon Thursday
evening.
Four candidates were admitted TO Lady
Lincoln Council Tkurs day evening.
Harmony and Lucy Hayes councils,
Daughters OF Liberty held a social gather
ing last evening.
Washington Council will hold basket
party Thursday evening
COlum ola Council had work in the first
degree Monday evening.
One application for membership was
received in Lady Lincoln Council Daugh-
tiers of Liberty Thursday evening. Joseph
s. Fish WAS installed as vice chancellor,
and Miss Hattie Clark as recording Sec
retary by Deputy National Chancellor
Frank r.. Manning. A social will be held
Thursday evening, Nov. 10.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-03
FRATERNITIES.
lodgeroom News and Gossip
From Many Sources.


A short time ago committee consist
ing OF Brothers q. B. Burlingame, William
Creighton and b. }. Cornell were appointed
In Unity Ledge 10 make arrangements Tor
the better lighting OF the hall, ana on
Tuesday evening the work done by them
told its own story and the members now
believe that they have one of the best
lighted halls in the city.
In Anchor Lodge Monday evening the
initiatory degree was conferred upon one
and the iirst degree upon two candidates,
and one application for memborship was
received. On Thursday evening ball was
held In the lodge room, under the auspices
OF the social COMMITTEES, and 10 was sue
cess In every way. Next Monday evening
there will be work in the first and second
degrees.
The patriarchal degree was given one
candidate in Mazeppa Encampment last
evening. Samuel Dean was elected 10 the
Office OF Senior Warden, 20 fill the vacan-
cy caused by the resignation OF William
Terbbiggan
James Wood Lodge entertained dele
cation from Swarts Lodge, Tuesday even
ing. The visitors came unexpected, and
cigars were the only sociabie things that
could be provided at short order.
Hope Lodge entertained the officers and
members OF Orient Lodge OF Attleboro,
Monday evening.
Harmony Lodge OF East Greenwich will
be entertained by Mayhower Lodge
Wednesday evening, Nov. "a.
Grand Patriarch William Creighton and
staff made an official visit 10 Moskassuck
Encampment Thursday evening.
Reliance Lodge will have work In the
initiatory degree Tuesday evening.
The initiatory degree will be conferred
upon one candidate in Crescent Lodge this
evening.
Mizaph Rebckah Lodge visited Dorcas
Rebekah Lodge Thursday evening.
Ruth Rebekah Lodge held "A social in
Odd Fellows Hall last evening.
What Cheer Lodge viii attend Swarts
Lodge Wednesday evening. The initis-
tory degree will be conferred.
Pilgrim, Mount Pleasant, Canonicus
and Washington Park lodges were repre-
sented in Swartz Lodge Wednesday
evening. The initiatory degree will be
conferred next Wednesday evening.
What Cheer Lodge will confer the ini-
tiatory degree upon one candidate Tues
day evening.
nou Lodge reported progress "Wednesday
evening. The initiatory degree will be
conferred next Wednesday evening.
The grand officers were hospita bly, sn-
tertained by Mt. Pleasant Lodge Tuesday
evening, and the official visit was much
enjoyed. The interest manifes ed in ref
erence TO certain laws OF he order made
the meeting unusually entertaining.
Grand Master Fsrnham and other
officers OF ths Grand Lodge will make an
official visit TO Pilgrim Lodge next Fri
day evening. The remaining official
visits are 10 Westminster Lodge, Mon
day, Nov. 10; Roger Williams Lodge,
Tuesday, Nov. %; What Cheer Lodge,
Tuesday, Dec. 4; and Franklin Lodge, the
home Of the Grand master, "Wednesday
evening. Dec. 10.
Canonicus Lodge conferred the third
degree upon one candidate and had a
collation. Friday evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-03
A DETECTIVE STORY.
In Which a Worcester Man and
Goods Dealer Figure.

New YoRk, Nov. 3--Michaol Sullivan,
grecn goods worker. was arraigncd in
the Essex Market POI CO court yesterday,
and hcld IN S-50 bal for examination.
sullivan was arrested through ruse
planned by Inspector Mclaughlin OF the
detective buralu. md through the instru-
mentality OF Noses Horspian OF Worccs-
ter, MaN5
Horspian h3d received letters from a
green goods inan. styling himself James
Carlow OF 81 Wcst street, The Massachu-
sits man no,l'd Inspector Mclaughlin,
who sent back instruc. ious that the corrc-
spondencc be continued Horspian made
AN appointment with Carlow 10 arrive
here Thursday morning. wiring Me-
Laughlin as soon Is the appointment was
made.
Detective Robinson, disguised as a rural
visitor, reg. Stored at the North River hotel
rs Muacs uuratis-n San -s--a1- IL A1.la
assigned To n room. Sullivan entered. The
Identification wns satisfactory e. both,
and Sullivan insisted that the supposedly
prospective purchaser accompany him 20
Bound Brook, n. j. sullivan was grabbed
and arrested
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-03
AMERICAN MECHANICS.

Newport Council No. 81 was instituted
o. newport Monday evening by State
Councillor Henry A. True, assisted bv
ftate Nice-Council Secretary Charles
". Littcll and State f1rurtUr- -t-.-W
Lr0vr. fcrty candidates were initiated
~ the degree team of Nathaniel Greene
tt1rc.i Tho oficcrs elected are os fol-
ic cNr: Councillor, George l.. Hough-
ft1. 80; councillor, Warren Kalcs; vice
co1nciilor, George r. Houghton.
yr; recording secretary, George w.
b1tcheilcr. Jr.; assistant recording sec
rgary, Nicholas White; financial secre-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-03
NAVAL VETERANS.

Farragut Association OF Naval Veterans
has nom bership now of seventy-f five
men in good standing.
Secretary >. +. Banding Is writing q
Thanksgiving story.
There are men belonging to the Farragut
Association of Naval Veterans who have
sailed into every port in the world. Chiet
boatswain mate, Edwin Begzeley was in
the chief harbor OF the Argentine Repub-
lie years ago when there was an uprising
OF the people.
Past Chaplain Taylor was reported by
the surgeon to be out OF the sick bay.
According to the revised bylaws OF the
National Association, each local associa-
tion Is entitled TO rank of commodore.
Shipmate Teft is commander OF Baker
Post, q. A. r., North Kingtown, II. /.
There are but five naval veterans in the
Soldiers Home at Bristol.
Shipmates Chace, Place and Surgeon
Traver, are part of the committee on the
soldiers monument to be erected in st.
Francis Cemetery, at cost of 5000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-03
nrsncnsln nnd Indirnsiinn.

In their worst forms arr cured by the use OF
=. T.. u. II you arc dcbnitatei and run
down or ifyou need "a tonic 60 regain flesh aud
Loaf appetite. strength and vigor take T.. L. y.
HWd yoH VII Ue stfung hnd hoUlthy. For
shattered constitutions and lost manhood. j.
l.. T. ti'f.ckly Ash, Poke Root ANA potas.
siunl - the king OF all medicines. p T.. 4.
]. the greatest bood purifier ia the world.
For sale 10y all druggists.
For sale By Hall and Lyon, g31 Westminster
street; Blanding& Handing. "a and IS Wev-
bossct street; A. w. Fenner. Jr.. i5g Wcstmin-
ster street; Byron A smith. olneyyille
Square.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-03
Gave startling restImonx.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3-The star attrac-
tion at yesterdays sion of the Lexow
investigating committee was Mrs Matilda
Hermann. By her eyide~c ce three new
police captains ana several wardmcn were
added TO the list OF alleged blackmailers
Lawyer Price was also named as go. be-
tween. One ststemenJ made by the wit
ness was the ruin Of her niece, whom she
had been trying 10 save from q dsreputa-
bic life. The glrl WIS Ted astray by her
own mother, who was the proprietress Of
n disordcrly house Mrs. Hermann said
she made several attempts to save the girl
through the police and even implicated a
police justice, who helped TO shield po-
lico captain by refusing to act in the mat
ter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-03
sirtnen nnIldincs nnrnn 4.

NORM SrgATF0Rn, y. H., Nov 3.-The
most disastrous Gre that ever occurred in
this place broke out IN the stable Of
Matthew Donchue, The flames quickly
spread to tho Hnman House, which was
entirely consumed together with all the
barns and outbuildings. The total mum
Der Of buildings burned, including barns,
etc, was 10. Loss about 5000, about
two thirds covered by insurance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-03
In Memory of RrYant.

BROOKLYN, Nov. 3.-The Brooklyn in.
stitute will this evening celebrate the an
niversary of the birth Of William Cullsn
Bryant's birth in this Tooth year after thas
event. 4 celebration was held last
August at his birthplace in Cummington,
Mass