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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-17
NORTH END NEWS
THE NEWS BUREAU,
NoRrH END. AIS BRANCH AvEsuk,
rslAnhona QOi-9

Dennis Conway narrowly escaped being
killed yesterday. He was helping John
German to shoe q horse at his snop on
Douglas avenue when the horse kicKea
him behind the ear, cutting bao gssn
which bled profusely: He was attenaeo
by DR.. Brown who took three stitches III
the wound. 49,
Frank Martin, while at work for the
CITY at Swan Point Cemetery, was padiy
poisoned abut the body by poison IVY
He was taken to his home on Nanoer-
water street, North End.
John Jarvie is building q handsome
cottage on Woodward road, valued st
$500. Henry ii. stephens is the builder
Mr. Jarvie is receiving the congratuis-
tions of his friends this morning on the
increase in his family. 1t is boy and the
Court Bellevue A. o. F. of A., held
special meeting last night in Alfredian
Hall. Chief Ranger Edward King pre-
sided. The following gentlemen were
delegated to attend the funeral OF brother
Robert Montgomery: Edward King,
Nicholas Williams, Samuel Slade anu
| Edward Hill. =.
Someone broke into the ice chest OF
| Michael Murtha, s97 Branch avenue, early
| Yesterday morning and stole severhi pies.
| The thief broke the two locks on the
refrigerator. There was no one In the
| house at the time.
| The Romans will meet in the Forum
this evening. Grand Mogul Z. Bowe vii!
| preside in the absence OF Grand Chiei
| Coffee. The well known barber, John r.
Durigen, will be initiated into the mys-
teries OF Rome.
being erected at the corner OF Lippit
street and Branch avenue some time last
night and stole three saws valued NJ w.
the property Of Max Sunsburg.
There was q brutal prize night sunday
afternoon back of Rice's farm IL
North Providence between mar
other from U1neyvil1e. Tne nEnl
was to finish and for $3.50 side. Th'
Olneyyille man was knocked out In tint
third round after being badly. punished
There were about one hundred and nity
sports from Fall River and Proyidence. a,
Miss Lizzie May, eldest daughter OF M
MAY, president of the Pawtucket Baseball
Association, is visiting her cousins, tn
Misses Tully, in Wanskuck.
Louisa Murphy, who was accidentail
shot in the back yesterday by Henr
Bartlett by rifle ball, Is more % se5,ousi ser, ~ !
the small of the back and 1t cannot o
found. It is hoped that the missile vii
show itself in few days, and the
1t can be removed. The mother
prostrated by the accident to ne
child, but the probability OF In ~,
|. mothers fears somewhat. Bartlett wa
shooting at a target, practice which,
is said. he has been indulging in OF lat'
, The report that ne was shooting at cat
not true.
Some one gave the North End CORES
/ pondent inside news yesterday, ana !
: stated that the Father Mathe'
Temperance Society OF War
a skuck held rally Sunday evening. Th
I society held no rally at the time mentione'
! The person credited with making an &C
= dress was out OF the city Sunday evening
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ON TO TORONTO
Rhode Island Delegates to Baptist Y.
P. U. Convention In That City.

There are about eighty in the Rhode
1sland delegation and party which LETT Ht
1 $50 for the grand convention OF the b. 4.
p. u. ct Toronto July 1922:
HEADQUARTERS mt the Elliott House,
nearly opposite Massey Music Hall, where
the convention is held.
Mr.. and Mrs w. Il. Wilson, the singers,
90 with the party and sing al the con-
vention.
president u. Willard Baker of Pawtucket,
ID. X. Andem, State Secretary, and ueo:
ID. Nicholas OF Pawtucket, member OF
the board OF managers.
The Rhode Island delegation TO the u.
Y. p. u. convention at Toronto Is
broadway Baptist Church-kev. and
Mrs. j. ". Osterhout, Mr.. Victor Horton,
Mr.. Albert Knott, Mr.. Herbert Bainton,
Mas Florence Magnall, Mrs. H. Jessop,
Miss Matte Eddy, Miss Kate Eddy, Miss
Amelia Cooley. -, "a
Mrs. Il. x. Andem, Mr.: and Mrs. w; ..
Hopkins. Miss Isabel +. Andrews, MISS
Nellie Hoeg. Miss Daisy i. Randall, Miss
Neftie Mowry, Miss Emma l.. Dunn.
Friendship Street Baptist ChurchmMr.
and Mrs. X. 9. Wilde, Mr.. j.. r. W,iue' '
Miss Annie K. Little, Miss G. i. Knight,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Morgan:
IIniou BAPTIST Church--Miss r.. Il. Con,
Miss i. r. Butts, Miss Cora Normanda,
Miss Nellie Martin. =,
Central Baptist Church-Mr. Burton ..
Flagg, Miss Mable q. Cole.
First Baptist Church-Mr. Asa M. Gain-
nell. Miss Gilligan, Mr.. X. III. Whitman.
Jefferson Street Baptist Church-Miss
Annie Nj. Horton.
Second Baptist Church, East providence
+ REV. q. w. Rigler, Mr.. Il. A. HICKS, mrs.
Jehn Hicks, Miss Alice Johnson.
Woodlawn Baptist Church--Mr. George
r.. Nichols, Mr.. Robert Wilson, w. L..
Brown, ID. A. Everly, Miss Mary Brown,
Miss Maria Cozzens, Mr.. Harry Fawiey,
Mrs. James w. Holburn. 49,
Baptist Church, Natick-Rev. w. l.
Greene. . ,.
BAPTIST Church, Narragansett Pier
James +. Cross and daughter and two
friends. NJ,
First Baptist Church, Pawtucket-Mr.
and Mrs. j. Willard Baker, Mr.. and MRS
West. Mr.. Maxim, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
johnson, Mr.. Vieoult, Miss Hattie L.
Cole.
Baptist Church OF Bristol-Mr. and Mrs
A.P. johnson, Miss Edith Williston. 1,
WEXFORD Baptist Church-Miss SUSIE
Lewis. n
Alfred Winter.
brother.
Lonsdale-Rev. N. B. Wilson.
East Greenwich-Rev. II. Nj. wilson
Providence-Mr. III. $. Conant.
Pawtucket--Miss Estella +. Scott.
New Bedford-Mr. Geo. q. Neadom.
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GALLANT RHODE ISLANDER
Brigadier General Wheaton in Com
mand Of Department OF Texas.

Mrs. Frank Wheaton and her
dang hter Octavia are expected to arrive
at Jamestown, opposite Narrigansett Pier,
for the summer. They are now on their
way from Texas.
Mr.. Wheaton's husband is the brigadier
general in command of the department
Of Texas, and is the highest
in the regular army of the
United States OF any of the soldiers from
Rhode Island. Something OF the generals g
distinguished record Is oil interest 10 MS
many friends in this city and State.
He was born in Providence In 1883, ana
graduated as a civil engineer from Brown
University, from which institution he has
received the degree of master Of arts. In
July. 1850, he was appointed as assistant
In the United States aud Mexican bound
ary survey, and was engage IN oVV- -
fhe next five years when
he was given the commission OF first
lieutenant OF the First Regiment u. >.
Cavalry ia recognition of his services ana
for bravery displayed in the frequent en-
counters with hostile Indians.
He was engaged In irontler SERVES
and as recruiting officer until
the outbreak of the war by which
time he had received his captains
commission. July 16, 1851, the Governor
of Rhode Island appointed him Lieutenant
/. Colonel of the Second Rhode Island
Volunteers and after the death ol
Colonel John Slocum at the battle OF Bull
Run he commanded the regiment and was
then appointed colonel. AT the battle o.
fredericksburg, December IL, anc
IA. 1862, he received the appoint.
ment OF brigadier general, United
States Volunteers, and assigned to th'
command of the 9th Corps, Army OF th'
Potomac. October 10, 1864, he was mad'
major general of volunteers by brevet
0for gallant and meritorious service a
the battles of the Opiquan, Fish
er's Hill and Middletown, ant
At the same time he wa
made colonel by brevet of the regula
army. For services at the capture o
Petersburg he was made brigadier genera
=Afe4et OF the U. 4 army Ever slne
: the war, General Wheaton has been in &C
tive service in the South an
West and April is, 1892, re
ceived his present commission
"a brigadier general In the United state
army, and assigned TO the command G
the department OF Texas.
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HE'LL HANG SOON.
The Brutal Murderer OF Katie Rupp
Sentenced This Morning.
Bu The Associated Press.

JERSEY CITY, July 17.-Bernard Alten-
berger, the convicted murderer OF Katie
Rupp, was arrsigned before presiding
Judge Lippincott and lay Judge Kenny,
Terminer today to be sentenced.
LAWYER salinger, counsel for the
nrisouer. made a motion for new trial
and postponement of the Judgment On
Judge Lippincott refused to postpone
santence and after scoring Altenberger for
the deliberate way I'm which he took the
young woman from Rome to Snake Hill
and then shot her, sentenced Altenberger
TO be hanged in the Hudson county jan
Afier pronouncing sentence, Alien
berger was given into the custody OF two
under sheriffs and was led TO the jail. On
his way back to the lali, AI.ehperss,
KEEPERS in German, ,"Why don't they hang
me noW?p
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STATE News.
Warren.

Warren.
The Warren Brass Band lawn party
began last evening, and large crowds
flied the enclosure on William Honans
lawn until a late hour. Various attrsc-
tiops were presented and the usual pro-
gram for filing the treasury OF the worthy
org anization was carefully carried out. lt
is to last week.
All those interested in the sport gath
cred yesterday at the tennis grounds and
watched the opening tournament. MT.
Barker won from Mr.. Seymour handily
although the first set was closely fought.
Score So 6-2. The prizes are very hand
some.
A number OF sailing parties have been
to Newport TO see the damage done by the
recent storm.
The Misses Adams entertain this even
ing.
Cranston.
The school committee held a special
meeting in the office OF j. A. Latham yes
terdsy afternoon. The building OF a new
&C hoal house in Arlington was the topic
that brought about spirited debate.
Mr.. Reeve introduceda resolution which
suggested the referring OF the question to
the Council so that they might call another
meeting to consider the subject.
This resolution was finally Withdrawn
and an investigating committee consist
ing OF Messrs. Francis, Briggs and Free
man was appointed to find out what th'
actual necessities OF the district were ant
TO report at meeting of the committe'
/ TO be held next Monday evening at th
District Hall i'm Arlington.
Bids on tho new building at Oaklawi
were "a follows. L. NJ. Tucker OF kive
POINT. $3.50; ". l.. Whitman, Cranston
$3.50; John W. Corey, Oaklawr
k7pO: A. j. Barber, Providence
sss25; n. l.. Pratt, Oaklawn, s5S1'
Chief OF Police Bigbee has posted abou
town copies OF an ordinance relating I
the propelling Of bicycles.
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A NOVEL MATCH.
Horsemen and Cyolers Engage In
Race For Supremacy.

Horsemen and Cyoiers engage ~
Race For supremacy.
NEW YORK. July ia six days race
to determine the question Of superiority
between the bicycle and horse. was begun
Yesterday at Manhattan field.
The contestants were Albert Shock. the
champion long distance bicycle rider OIL
the world. and Jack Primes OF Washing
ton. holder Of the 72.hours' record against
horssmen; henry Brennipger, riding mas
ter of the Fifth Avenue Riding academy,
and Jack Alexander, q southern rider.
It was arranged that there Will be IL
hours racing each day. the horses In re-
Laws of each two miles and the cyclers to
relieve each other every hour.
Alexander and Shock were the first
contestants The first mile was dead
heat, the time being 2:4s l-2. At the end
of the second mile Alexander gave an ex-
hibtion Of changing horses Which would
do credit to the old-tims pShy express
riders. Shock then made no effort to
keep up with tho horse, and at the end OF
the third mile. was an eighth OF niie
behind.
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Baseball Tattle.

Baseball Tattle.
The Worcester New England league
team is no more. Catcher Hayes, heider
Slattery and short stop McGlone have
signed with Manager Bacon
of Bangor. Second paselnahu iah
Farrell will probably sign WIN
pawtncket and Doc Ken nedy may go with
Rangor. Ned Crane has returned to his
home in South Boston, and has not de-
cided which of several offers to accept.
Pittsburg, Brooklyn and Philadeiphla
are tied for fourth position, with |ieVe-
land right at their heels:
Meakin, of New York, mede ms nrst
error of the season on SATURDAY Jas. 40 a5o
Games. He lad a batting average OF 3&O.
McGraw Of he Baltimore Club has been
complain.d q of so often because OF his dirty
ball playing that President Young mas
felt constrained to send him note OF
warming.
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A TUMBLE.
Providence Settled Into Third
Place Again.

Games Today.
EASTERN LEAouE-Buffalo at Prov
idence, Erie at Springfield, Bingham'on
at Troy, Wilkesbarre at Syrac use.
NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston at Phiia-
delphia, Brooklyn at Baltimore, wash
ington at New York, Louisville al Cni-
cago, Pittsburg at st. Louis.
Games Tomorrow.
EASTERN LEAGUE Buffalo at Provi-
dence, Erie at Springfield, Binghamton al
Troy, Wilkes esbarre at Syracuse.
NATIONAL LEAoUE-Boston at Phila-
delphia, Brooklyn at Baltimore, wash
ington at New York, Pttsburg ut St.
Louis, Louisville at Chicago,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-17
DEBS IN COURT.

which District Attorney Milchrist pre-
pared against the leaders of the A. X. u.
was fled with the clerk OF the United
States Circuit Court at IL o'clock today :,
IL makes Debs, Rogers, Deliher and
Howard defendants and ask that they be
held for contempt of court. Mr.. Mil
christ at once took the information before
Judge Seaman.
President Debs appeared, accompanied
by ATTORNEYS w. W. Irwin and w.
III. Shoemaker OF st. Paul, 8. s.
Gregory OF this city, and by his brother
Theodore Debs. The head of the Railway
Union said he had come into court, not
because he was summaped, as he had not
been sent for, but on the advice OF his
lawyers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-17

DETROIT. July 1.-THE new track OF tbs
De,ro,t Driving club at Crosse Point. was
dedicated yesterday. the occasion being
the opening Of the blue ribbon msetinE
Tn. weather was perfect, but the new
srssk Was fully tive lsssne1 slew The
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-17
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.

In the Sixth District Court this morn
ing Harry II. Heaven, James Il. White,
Thomas Wells and William II. Routley
were fined $40 and costs each for keeping
unlicensed dogs.
Joseph Perry charged with carrying a
concealed weapon was bound over
In 500 bonds for trial before the
next session OF the grand jury.
Thomas Fineran was adjudged proba-
bly guilty OF assaulting Frank Smith with
. bottle and was bound over 10 the COM
mon pleas division of the Supreme Court
IN $500 surety.
Patrick Bell was fined Sc and costs for
stealing 10 cents worth OF pears from
Davis Park, being the property OF the
city of Providence.
Mary A. Finley, insane, was ordered
oommitted to tho State Asylum.
William Young pleaded not guilty TO a
charge OF asEaulting Louisa Young, ana
was held in 500 surety for trial July 20.
John Murray was held in 900 surety for
trial July 20 ona charge OF assaulting
Herbert Dillon.
James r. Murtaugh wss held in 500
surety for trial Friday on q charge OF fall
ing 70 comply with the dog laws.
William Mathewson waived examina'
tjon on q charge OF assaulting Willard
Hobson with ice tongs and was bounC
over IN $500 surety for trial before th'
Thornas KIerpsn pleaded not guilty u
m assault on william II. Walsh with
knife, and was held for trial July q II
900 surety.
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M.no,..,er,s rrotting Association.

MANCHESTER n. July 1.-The Man,
chester Trottiug association was formed
last night by Colonel A. 9; wallace
Dsni,l Counor. .Cavanaugh brothers, II u.
Iibbey, E. +. Wilson. Welcome Jenckes'
Cherries J. Woods, E. ID. Houston, w. 4.
Harrington and Joseph Quirin, to rent
aud conduct the local driving park the
present sensou. The association Is 70 o.
n stock company. with a capital OF $1,000
incorpora ated. and will give race meet
ings besinaing the frat week in August
The outlook is suspicious for suea com
many of we'll -snown horsemsn-
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CAN BE REPAIRED.

gosros. July 1.-THE steamboat stam-
ford which was damaged by the collision
with the steamer Kennebec last night was
towed TO Lockwood's shipyard, East
Roston. this morning. To what extent
the stamford is damaged 10 yet question
but the work Of repairs wiz begin st
once.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
A Pitchers Game i'm Which Buffalo
Beat Providence.

Only one Providence player got as far
as third base yesterday. Buffalo managed
to get man home after Cooney
fumbled a hot one in the fourth
innings. This was the only run OF the
Tor the Grays who couldn't hit the ball
right. Sullivan pitched a great game Tor
his side. 1t was pitching contest with
several examples OF brilliant fielding by
both teams. The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-17

racing was goou. ane first and seconu
horses. 2:4O trot, Marie d and Axtelite;
2,25 pace, Rubinssein and Clay-dontAs;
2:27. Eloise and Clemmy q.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-17

Dyspepiics use Ayers Pilis Win marked
benenL They strengthen tho digestive or
ganA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-17
,TORAGE FOR FURNITURE.

Best Of care, oharsos reasonable. foViosnee
Warehouse Co., No. &C Mason Street -,
II. .wnIrTAKER-C CHOICE FAMILY GRO
n. ceries. Prrs Teas, Cchees, flour, SaAa'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-17

The Brig Mary Kimball, Captain EDDY,
a being loaded with general cargo in
New York. for MataDzas, and will sail IN
4 few days. The schooner Asa T. Stowell,
Captain Kelley, sailed from London on
the 7th for Kingston, Jamaica, and viii
eaif thence TO Mexico. Both OF these
vceseIs are owned in this city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-17

Pogue.
Schrunks.
shoe Fly.
Zwingle.
Queer names. aren't they They are the
names OF places I'm the United safes. See
The NEWS Pocket Atlas, Census and
0asstfess. prios 90 oentA
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PROVIDENCE.

Two.base hits, Bassett Collins. Stolen base,
Sy%s pSaSs and pay s,rsxer base on balls
Coouey, MURRAY, DAILY. First base on ertorss'
Ironnsyt Hofer' sullivan. Passed ball Urquhart
Time, III. ion. Umpire, swsrtwood
Erie IL, Springfield ..
The eighth inning was disastrous in
Springfield yesterday. Up TO that time
the home team had the team in hand, but
then Erie sprinted and made nine runs,
winning the game hands down.
Innings. s...........-.. s-,s
ET,G E5Slrsasd .;i;i;di....'.... Is
Hits-Erie 1919, Springfield s-i2. ErroTs-Erie
2 Springfield 8. Batteries-Herndon anu ounsoh'
Coughlin and Leahy.
Wnkesbarre :, Syracuse o.
The Stars lost the game yesterday at
Syracuse by rank umpiring and inability
I TO hit the BAN. They also made number
| OF costly errors. Barrett, who pitched Tor
| Syracuse, struck out seven men.
Win Ipsinss;;;. Tsi.Ss,rs .......... 7
| Hits syracuse T. wnkes~erre 10. Errors, syra-
cuse & Wiikesbarre g. batteries, Barrett and Will
| son. Keenan, aud Warner. Attendance loO1
| Troy 13, Binghamton 4.
| ginrhamton was defeated yesterday at
| Troy in q ope-sided game. The nome
| team hit the ball almost at VIII, while
| the visitors were unable to hit donovan.
/ %.
piOshamion ..........1 % "a
Hits. Troy Is, Bingbamton 8. Errors, Troy T.
Binghamton batteries, Donovan ana 0Shiii'
National League.
philadelphia was happy when the Quak-
ers celebrated their return from their
disastrous western trip by defesting the
BOSTON team by the score of to q The
home team had Harper, their new pitcher
I'm the box, and tie visitors could do
nothing with his delivery.
Philadelphia.
| BosJon.............. v
Earned runs--Philadelphia, g. Base hits
phiIadelnhia. l0 Boston, s. Errors-Bos
ton, /. Batteries - Harper and Buckley
Stivetts and Ryan.
At Cincinnati:
Cleveland. ........0
Cincinnati........ 0o % q
Base hits - Cleveland. u; Cincinnati,
; Errors-Cincinnati, 4. Batteries-Youns ant
Zimmer; Parrott and Murphy.
At St Louis:
3; st;isSSrs LS1is; .......... a.
Baoe hits-St. Louis, 10; Pittsburg, 7. HI
rors-St. Louis. 0; Pittsburg 2. Batteries
, Breitenstein and TwinehaIn; Colcolough
Killen and Mack.
D At Chicago:
GSiGssHji fSaisSYIis. '.........".ii o-i
Base hits-Louisvile. a. Chicago. 10. II
rors-Louisville. 8: Chicago, T. Batteries
Hemming and Grim; Griffith and Kittredge.
At Portiani ni--Lswiston, s; Portland. !.
Eleven Innings at New Bedford.
IL was battle royal at New beoloI
n Yesterday. and Fall River won the gam
- to In the 1lth inning.
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Letters OF circulars In imitation Of type
vriisr gotten cut on short notice A. News
Job ONCE
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Rockingham Road Race.

PoRTsMoUTa. N. H., July 1.-THE an
nual road race of the kockinghan BIZ
cycle club was held here yesterday. Harry
Mcclure aud G. Z. Philbrfk were The
contestants over sL2 nile course, the
former winning in 23m. IS. The one-miie
track raoe between f. M. Fisher and M.
p. Alkon was won by the latter In
2:57 2a
Larohmont Yacht Race.
NEW LONDON, July l7-The LareAmsnt
Yacht fleet left here this morning AZ ~
O'Clock. The run over will be . race.
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is cosoperatieHs Does it net take
two to cooperate? Can one man say own
this house, / own this land, l own this
store, this farm produce, this water, this
coal, and you pay mo SO much for the
nae Of these several necessities Of life and
we will call that the co-operatiye planY
IL is something like the story OF the white
mans division of the turkey and the
goose with the Indian. The white
man said to the Indian you take the goose
and ri take the turkey, or I'll take the
turkey and you take the goose. The
indian murmured "me take turkey no
time.D This CO. operation with the work
ingman il q good deal the same way. The
workingman is the goose every time. How
can It be otherwise II Is not
alone capital which must be con-
adhered as equal in this cooperation
business, but brain as well. Now, Drawn
and brain seldom 60 together to any APP
nreciable extent, and for that reason the
workingman usually gets the worst OF
IL i'm moving the checkers on the
checker board Of life. Cooperation may
he nut down as q failure where there IL
but one party considered In the co-opera-
ton.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-17

Iwant to say O. few words here regard
ing the extraordinary sale OF goods dam.
aged by fire, smoke and water that Is still
going on at 1853 Westminster street by the
firm OF Besse, Middlebrook a Co., who are
maxim a successful effort for public pat
ronage by reducing the prices OF their
clothing and gents furnishings down to
a ridiculous figure. Just step in there
whom you are passing and convince your
self.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-17

Tho outlook for THE NEWS excursio ion
NEXT Saturday and Sunday Is that very
large and select party will take advantage
OF the opportunity offered TO visit New
York and Newburgh- on the Hudson.
Tickets aud staterooms may be obtained
at The NEWS Office, Weybosset street.
Are you going3
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Erie IL, Springfield 3.

The eighth inning was disastrous in
Springfield yesterday. Up 10 that time
the home team had the team in hand, but
then Erie sprinted and made nine runs,
winning the game hands down.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-17

Out in Denver they hang to lamp posts
or trees for outrages such as were reporte.u
to our police last Saturday, put IN anIa
with a request to his employer that he be
discharged for his unspeakable onense'
What q travesty on justice.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-17

Two.base hits, Bassett Collins. stolen base,
Clymer Double plays. Cooney, strieker ana ana
Rogers; Dixon aud strieker. First base on nAls'
Coouey MURRAY DAILY. First base on errors,
Proyidence 2; Bunaio z. struck out Drauby =
Urauhart, Hoher, sullivan. Passed ball, Urquhart
Time, In. l0m. Umpire, Swartwood.
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Base hits--Louisville, IA Chicago. 10. Ell
rors-Louisville. 8; Chicago, T. Batteries
Hemming and Grim; Griffith and kittredge.
At tPortlani--Lewiston, s; Portland. i.
Eleven Innings at New Bedford.
IL was a battle royal at New BEDFORD
Yesterday, and Fall River won the game
to Z In the llth inning.