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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-29
BAIL REDUCED.
The Principal Cases Heard I'm Court
This Morning.

Attorney Dennis III. Sheahan made
motion before Judge Rogers this morn
ing TO have the damages reduced in the
suits brought against Patrick j. Sweeney
and Stephen McWeeney by the Geneva
Worsted Mills corporation for intimida-
tion of employees of its mills, and also u
similar motion in the suit brought
against Stephen McWeoney by Mary +.
Lanney for slander. The defendants We're
arrested on the Goth inst, and have since
been in Jail.
The latter case was first taken up, and
all parties agreed to have damages re-
duced from $500 to $1,000. In the intimi-
dation suit the court reduced the dam
ages in the writ to $500.
The trial OF the suit of James {. Collins
aaginst Daniel McAleer, for the recovery
of the sum of s103 90 alleged to be due for
milk furnished i'm 1885, was begun before
Judge Wilbur.
Before Justice Rogers this morning
Augustus Miller, one of the attorneys for
Waterman W. Dexter in his suit against
John Cockcroft, gave notice of his inten-
tion to file n motion for new trial OF the
case.
The suit of Eliza Ann Hardy against
Job Riley for slander was heard by the
same Judge, without jury, and damages
were given the plaintiff amounting to
f100 and costs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-29
EAST PROVIDENCE.
A Large Attendance at the Hoyt
Grammar School Alumni Meeting.


Last evening the alumni meeting of the
A. Z. Hoyt Grammar School was held in
the A. +. Hoyt Hall. There was much
larger number present than was expected.
fine entertainment was given as fol-
lows: Piano duet, Mable Evans and Cora
Braman; reading, Jennie Burr; dialogue,
Garoner, jameson, Russell, and Rich
mond; violin solo, Lizzie Burt; class
history, Carl Wilson; banjo solo,
Mabel Healy; reading, Pilondo Healy;
vocal solo, Alberta Small; class
prophecy, class '05, Emily Rich
ardson and Joan Kilroy; violin solo,
Mabel Healy; reading. Minnie McConnic.
At the close of the entertainment John
Mcdonald, in behalf of the class of '95,
presented TO Mr.. johnson, the grammar
master diamond stud Mr.. john
son made speech in accepting the pres
ent. Miss Tobin, the first assistant, also
was presented with a book. A supper was
served by Gelb & Norton.
In the Seventh District Court yester-
day in case of Walter A. Patt, trustee,
VS. Judkins Show Case Company, de-
cision for the defendant for debt amount
ing to 80 Is was rendered. A case was en-
tered. George 5. Baker VS.. Frank Chase,
for trespass and ejectment. Van Slyck
q Mumford for plaintiff; Louis o. Walker
for defendant.
The annual excursion of the East Prov
idence High School took place this MORN
ing There was a large number of the
scholars and friends. They went to
Prudence Island and Newport.
The second room of the A. p. Hoyt
Grammar School and friends went on
an excursion to Rocky Point this morning.
At the Haven NJ. f.. Church tomorrow
evening the pastor, Rev. John Oldham,
will deliver patriotic sermon on the
Fourth of July and its lessons
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report and Mr.. Tarbell was then elected
as superintendent OF public schools.
Resolutions were passed that the
teachers In the High School and those IN
the lower grades be paid the maximum sal
aries allowed by the city ordinances, ex-
cept that pupil teachers be paid for their
first half year at the rate OF 200 per an.
mum and for their second at the rate oil
$500 per annum.
Mr.. West moved that the committee go
into executive session when the election
of high school teachers was reached, ana
it was so voted. Mayor Olney was present
for the first time, and in his capacity OF
an ex-officio member OF the committee,
took an active part i'm the discussion over
a principal for the Manual Training
School. The present incumbent, Willard
w. Grant, was recommended Tor
reelection by the sub-committee
but there was strong opposition and the
the Elmwood grammar school, and
Charles Robinson of the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, were placed In
counter nomination. The vote stood
Weston 13, Grant IL and Robinson 3.
Nh. West moved that the matter be laid
over and IL was so voted
All the old teachers of the High School
were reelected with four additions:
Henry B. Slade, Stafford c. Edwards,
Eliza W. Pierce and Amey o. Aldrlch,
assistants.
In classical department Frank T..
Lakey was transferred from the Manual
Training School, and Horace II. Jacobs,
George A. Gordon, Charles Il. Tilley and
Nora q. Wright were added TO last year S
corps.
In the girls department Ellen Dodge
was transferred from the second grade to
the first grade; Harriet l.. Hayward from
the third grade TO the second grade; ana
Grace III. Parker from the fourth grade TO
the third grade.
In the Manual Training School, Lucy
H. Pierce was elected critic teacher OF the
first year class, and Winifred c. Akers
was transferred from the first year class
to the second year. The election ana
salary of principal of the Manual Train
ing School was passed by recommends
tion of the High School committee, made
after the secret session.
The question of increasing the salary
OF Emory L. Pussell, musical director,
was laid over until the next meeting.
Seventy-four bills, amounting TO s274O,
were allowed and the committee then ad-
iourned.
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OAKLAND BEACH.
Brilliant Opening Of the Oak
land Beach Hotel.
Many improvements Made-Rich In
terror Decorations.

The season at the Oakland Beach Hotel,
Oakland Beach, has opened with great
brilliancy. The register contains the
names of quite a number OF prominent
people from New York, Providence, Bos-
ton, Worcester, Chicago, Cheyenne, Wyo.,
and other places.
The interior of the house has been re-
decorated throughout in delicate tints,
combined with gold and silver. A new
grand piano, from the New England
Piano Company, has been placed in the
rotunda, and an upright piano in the
ladies' parlor. A most noticeable I'M
dining room, decorated in Me
green and gold. This room is in
charge of head waiter William Bland,
of the Langham Hotel, Fifth avenue,
New York, which insures excellent SER
vice. The chef, Frederick Frech, holds
the highest position in his profession. He
served i'm the same capacity many years
for the British minister, and at the Alex
ander Hotel in London. He is fine lin
quist and very courteous. Inc
second cook and assistant are from
Mr.. William Astor's hotel, the waldorf
Fifth avenue, New York, all OF which
speaks well for the table. Under the
management of Mr.. j. Marion Pollock OF
New York, who has been connected with
a number of the most prominent hotels
of New York, Long Branch, Saratoga
and Newport, it is safe. to pre-
SON in the history of the Oakland
Beach Hotel. The orchestra begins play
ing in the hotel today, and Will hereafter
be heard morning. afternoon and evening,
as well as during dinner hour every even
iup
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NE WPORT NE WS.
Progress OF the Anthony
Murder Trial.
Special 10 tho News.

NEWPORT, June 20. - The Anthony
murder trial logged along slowly all day
yesterday, the State completing its testi-
mony late In the afteroon. II all went
to show that Daniel Hunter met his
death at the hands OF the prisoner, An
thony. The poli.e gave good testimony,
but made break on the night OF the
murder in not securing the bloody rag
that they saw at the prisoners house.
The State introduced n pocket knife,
taken from Anthony, which the doctors
said was capable OF inficting the wound.
The knife was es sharp as n raZo'. In
opening their case, the lawyers for the
defense created quite a sensation when
they admitted that the prisoner pulled
the knife out during the low and
stabbed DoucettC n he leg, but they
said nothing of stopbing Hunter. From
what they said II was evident that they
VIII set uISthat the stabbing was I'm self
defense. Two or three witnesses were
put on the stand to testify as to the pris-
oners character, hut they knew little or
nothing. II will probably take all of
today TO put in the defence and tho case
will not go to the jury until next Mon
day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-29
Court Calendar for Monday.
Common Pleas Division-supremo Court,

Common Pleas Divsion-supreme Court)
2l5S. Margaret McKenna vs.. City Treasurer
OF Pawtucket. Attorneys-H. j. Carroll for
plaintiff, I. Il. Barnefield for defendant.
2325. Viscount Fronsac vs.. The Providence
News Co. Attorneys-Psge owen for plain
tiff ID. b. Potter for defendant.
2}56. John p. Nellinger VS.. JamcsJ. Mooney.
Attorneys-J. Il. Conley and G.. j. West for
plaintiff, German a. Eagan for defendant.
1893 Thomas +. Allen vs.. Anglo American
Loan and Security Company Attorneys-B
l.. Dennis for plaintiff. J. NJ. Rigley for do
fendant
2i65 Moses Bradofsky vs.. Now York. New
Haven a Hartford Railroad Company. Attor-
neys--J. Jerome Hahn for plaintiff, +. ). Ar
mold for defendant.
Railroad Company. Attorneys-D. T. Potter
for plaintiff, II. w. Hayes for defendant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-29
DEATH NOTICES.

Battoy Richard honncS, NJ. LlbDlo
Callaghan, Ann Lynch, Margaret
COsgrovc, Ellen Lynch. John III.
Crosby, Frederick w. McMeckin, Peter
Goldsbury, Maria Il. Phelps, Charles NJ.
Simons, Abby Browne
BARNES-In this city, June 2S, Mrs. Louise
Barnes.
BATTEY-In Union Village June %. Richard
Battey, aged 10 years
CALLAuHAN-At Arctic Confer, Juno 2s. Ann
Callaghan, aged 90 years
COSGRovE-In Howard, June %. Ellen Co.'S,
grove, aged 40 years
Notice Of funeral later
CRoSBY-Suddenly, in this city, June %,
Frederick W. Crosby, aged % years.
GOLDSBURY - In Dresden, Juno -. Mrs.
Maria u. Goldsbury, daughter OF the late
william G. snow.
HAKANSON-In this city. June ~ Mablo /.
W., only child of Sven and AxClina HalS.
anson, aged year. month, Is days.
HOLMES-In this city. Juno 2S NJ. Libbie.
wife Of Daniel II. Holmes, and youngest
daughter Of tho late Frank L. and Melinda
NJ. Foster, aged 90 years, months and 2l
days.
LYNCH - In this city. June q. Margaret
Lynch aged p years
LYNCH-In this city, June 2s, John II. Lynch,
aged bj years.
McMECKIN--In Pawtucket, Juno 2s, Potter
McMcckin, aged GO years.
PHELPs-In this city. Juno 2s, Charles NJ.
BhClps. aged A. Ycars. -mnntha- aud Al
days
SIMONs-In Warren. X. J., Juno 20, Abby
Browne simons, widow OF Aaron Slmons
Of Povidenco
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-29
LIVELY STREET SCENE.

An exciting runaway occurred on Dor
rance street about II O'Clock this noon.
A handsome mare belonging to Nathaniel
II. Stevens, the stable man, became
frightened by Ajax, the dummy engine.
Mr.. Stevens and his brother had just
gone up street and hitched the mare TO
the lamp post. When the dummy came
along the horse broke away and started
madly toward Exchange Place, colliding
with coal wagon and an Adams express
wagon. Mr.. Stevens buggy was
wrecked several persons narrowly es-
capped death, and the mare was caught
near the Three Ones house.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-29
Westminster Thenter.

The Westminster Theater will open It's
doors for one week only, commencing
Monday matinee, July /. As the manage
ment had an opportunity to secure the
beautiful Circassian Omene and
her own company of artists,
they thought it advisable to do so.
even though it is out of the regular
season. This performer when here before
proved such strong drawing card that
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-29
Veterans Field Day.

try Veteran Association yesterday was
observed i'm spite of the rail at Uauterive.
There was good attendance
and 10 new members were
elected. Colonel j. j. jerks announced
the following staff appointments: James
w. Martin, sergeant major; Arnold l..
Potter, quartermaster sergeant; John w.
Armstrong, commissary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-29
PLEASURE At ROCKY -POrNT.

The Sunday School connected with the
Plymouth Congregational Church went
TO Rocky Point this morning on the
steamer Day Star, I'm charge OF Captain
Burton. The scholars were accompanied
by their. pastor, w. c. Stinson. and the
superintendent Of the school, 4. ID.
Thompson. They also went to Bristol
and saw the launching Of Defender
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-29
Name Remains Unchanged

Boston, juno 2g.--Ycstcrday session of
the l. O. G.. T., was devoted mostly 10 a
discussion of changes I'm the name and
officers of the order, but n vote upon that
question resulted in verdict that they re-
main unaltcrGrs At the evening session
the discussion Of proposed changes was
continued. Tho amendment 20 tho con-
stitution to allow grand lodges TO use the
Australian ballot 'systom when desired
was rejected. No change in degree pass
words was mado.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-29
Champion "AIachine Comp"

Boston, June 29.-The Standard says
that q. w. Green, compositor on that
paper, set up 10, $50 ems solid agasc in one
hours time There wefe-eHly "a type
graphical errors in the proof. In measur-
ing the matter, these "a lines were de-
Quoted from the total asssunt sct making
a record of IL, l30 ems which, The Stand
ard claims, makes Green the champion
machine operator Of the world.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-29

The fire commissioners have issued
badges for press representatives.
The Y. W. c. 4. L. left Sprague's
wharf at . O'Clock this morning for an
excursion to Saunderstown.
The State championship lawn tennis
tournament was scheduled to be con-
tinued at $3.50 p. IN. today at Elmwood.
There were interesting and enjoyable
reunions by graduates of Oxford, Peace
and Federal street grammar schools last
evening.
George Lewis Cooke, Frank w. Tilling
hast and Samuel Norris, Jr., were APP
pointed by the Supreme Court n commit
tee to examine candidates for admission
to the bar.
st. Pauls Chapter, Kings Daughters,
arranged for lawn party last evening,
but the weather was damp and the enter
tainment was given in the Carroll Street
Episcopal Church. IL was none the less
enjoyable, however.
Oscar Champlain, who has been living
az Sterling, Conn, since April was ar
rested on Dorrance street yesterday after
noon by. officer Duffy and detective Gan
non and returned 10 the State Farm,
which he left last spring without pcrmis-
sion.
Dog Officer Prentsc had his first batch
OF dog owners before Judge Sweetland
this morning. They had neglected to
pay license for CANNES. The offenders
were w. c. Mathews, Alfred a. McAdams,
A. A. Oatley, and they were each fined
sl0 and costs. Frank Mochan was let of
by paying costs, $40
Last evening a man called at the resi-
dence OF George III. Wood, Charles Field
street. and asked for something TO eat
Mr. Wood gave the man a dime which he
took, and after gazing at II for a moment
made the remark, sis that all?" and then
struck MIR. Wood blow in the face and
ran away. The police are looking for the
loafCr.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-29
Thirty-Eighth Annual Festival.

What Cheer Lodge p, A. T. and A. NJ,
held its 3Sth annual festival in Infantry
Hall last evening, about 300 attending.
There was an excellent banquet, followed
by addresses by Worshipful Master John
c. Ardern and brother Charles II. George.
There was also pleasing musical and
literary entertainment.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-29
worked a Tine-W orn Trick.

Frenchmen yesterday represented them
selves as owners of q farm and hired Gil
bert Barard as farmer. They induced
Barard to draw S42o ont OF tho bank, pre-
tended to put IL In trunk, together with
o supposed roll of $50, 900 of their own,
locked the trunk and left Barard TO watch
II. Barard watched for an hour and n
half before discovering the trick. No
trace Of tho men has beof found.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-29
PREPARE FOR THE WORST.
The Advice Given to DIR. Bucha1an by
Those who Defended Him.

SING SING, June e9.-Lawyer Gibbons
and Judge Butts, counsel for Buchanan,
served papers on Warden Sage yesterday
afternoon, with q hope Of preventing tho
death sentence from being carried out.
The lawyers then went into Buchanans
cell and told him that they were doing
everything In their power to save him
from the death chair on Monday, but that
he had better prepare for the worst.
Buchanan Is trying 20 keep up his nervo,
but shows the terrible strain which no Is
undergoing. Warden Sage will at once
communicate with the attorney general
and IL that official says that the law must
be carried Out on Monday next, or durins
next week, tho warden will disregard the
papers served upon him yesterday. Tho
warden expressed tho opinion that the
serving Of tho papers would not prevent
him from executing Buchanan on Mon
dau
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-29
war Rumors Unfounded.

WASHINGTON, June 29.-Durham w.
Etevenson,in charge of the japanese lega-
ton during the absence Of Minister Kurno,
says that the reports Of war between Russia
and japan are merely the revival of the
vague speculation current some time ago,
and that the entente cordialo between the
Two countries has been restored
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-29
FOURTH OF JULY
Continued from Page ID

Man with Big Head. A. Gedulling.
Old Sport, Henry Smith.
Horrible Examples, Thornton and Lake.
Charley Closes, comic cost umc.
MyrOn Slocum, Equestrian.
Horrible James Meogan.
Robert a. Potter, tramp.
Old Women, Lannon and Prior.
Comical Couple A. >. and N; {. Bethel.
f. G. German, Old time buggy.
Edward Cooper, Ancient turnout
James sullivan, imitation OF horse.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Foming on Canal street, right resting at Mar
ket square.
Marshal, Colonel James Warren, Jr
Aides.
National Band, A. W. Langstaff leader.
Painters and Decorators Union, with two
floats W. +. Geary.
Horse shoer's Union, with float, M. j. De-
National Alliance of Theatrical Employees,
with float.
J. W. Nolan, historical float.
II. +. Prior, relic display.
g. &. hall, Float and OK Team.
SIXTH DIVISION.
Forming on Exchange Ilace, right resting on
Canal street.
Marshal Colonel James +. Freeman.
aides.
Harmonic French Band.
"Lovely Lincoln Park, y represented by IL
Barge Of tho Providence NEWS with the boys.
Pcrkin Brothers, Sash and Blind Outfit
Providence Coal Company, "wlth the latest
arrival New River steam Goa"
william Harbcr, with six-horse float and uni
formed men in carriage.
burke Brother, exhibit six teams.
Wheeler n Wilson Sewing Machine Company.
Adam Morrison's Live Blackmiths.
Carl Upman's display
The City Council Fourth of July COM
mittee has worked hard and increasingly
to successfully arrange this program, so
that nobody will be displeased, and they
will meet at the city hall next Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, to an
swer questions and give such help as lies
in their power.
II will be seen that the Scottish resi-
dents of Providence and vicinity decided
TO participate in costume, and every Scot
who owns kits or plaids Is invited to
come I'm, whether he belongs TO elan or
not. All such will meet In knights of
Pythias Hall, % Westminster street, at 3
O'Clock next Thursday morning. Beside
the Caledonian Flute Band a fifer from
Newport will join the parade.
There will be a good opportunity for
the coming woman to get prize for the
most striking bicycle costume. OF
course. every patriotic citizen will de-
corate his store or house, and what with
music and fireworks the coming Fourth
in Providence must be a "dandy."
!. The Judges on display, who will award
the prizes are: Robert Morrow, Charles
H. George, NJ j. Harson, j. j. Rosenfeld
and Van A. Thomas.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-29
Wedding Postnonr,l.

LEE, Mass, June 20.-Thc non-appear-
sncc Of the groom AZ a wedding, which
was TO have taken place "Wednesday night,
caused sonsatian here. The man who
disappointed tho bride at the last moment
Is John Canon, stonecutter, and the
young woman whom he was 10 marry is
Miss Wagner
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-29
Peanle Feel Richer.

LEWISTON, June 2e.--Rain has been fall
Ing In this section OF the state almost con-
tinuously for seven days. While the
weather conditions have become very tedi-
Gus for many people it has saved the crops.
After the rain had been falling several
days reports began to be better, aud Maine
now feels thousands of dollars richer than
II did N week Ann
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-29

The superintendent OF health reports Al
deaths for the week: One from measles,
two from scarlet fever, one from typhoid
the week there were reported eight new
cases OF scarlet fever, one measles, three
typhoid and five diphtheria.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-29

BosTox, June 2e.-LafTcle Cotoldo, who
was suspected Of being the man who killed
Vito Dcmonti, was discharged by judge
Ely yesterday. Although Parisi had
identified COtoldo ns the man who stabbed
him, tho judge considered the evidence too
siight for holding the prisoner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-29
Tried 60 Murder His Captain.

HALIFAX, Juno GA German sailor
named Holozheur shot and nearly killed
Captain McNeIll Of the bark J. p. Marsters
when the vessel was q couple Of days ont
from New York on her way 10 Demerara.
He was sent here for trial, and yesterday
was acquitted Of attempting murder on
the grounds Of insanity.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-29

people were turned away and many were
unable to see her. This is one particular
reason that the Westminster Theater,
opens, that it may give those
that were disappointed at her
former visit another chance TO see Omene
She will be surrounded by capable com
pany of vaudeville artists. Two perform
ances daily as in the regular season. The
regular season at the Westminster will
open about Aug. 10.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-29

RUDY's PILE sUPPosIToRy is guaran-
teod TO cure piles and Constipation or money
refunded. - cents per box. send stamp for
circular aud Free sample to MARTIN RUDY
Lancaster, Ia, For sale by all first class
druggists CHAhBERS. CALDER * CO.
Wholesale druggists, Providence. IL l.
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A Lone ulehweyman's work.

KLAMATH FALLS, Or. June 29.-The
fifth robbery within the past three months
of klamath FGlls ard Agcr stages was
committed last night near here. This
time both tho north and south bound
stages were stopped by a lone highway.
man. lie rlllcd The mail ponches.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-29

The citation in Perry Ycrrington's s case,
In connection with the writ OF habeas
corpus, asked for In the United States
District Court by John NJ. Brennan, yes
terday, was served today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-29
MARRIED..

sPINK-In ALBANY. nj si. Paul's
Episcopal Church. June q, 10y tho Rev
Frecborn Jcwott Frederick Edwards
NJ. D.. and Miss Carrie 4 u. Spink, both
of this city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-29

Captain Joseph Marston of Police Sta
ton has gone to oakland, Maine, TO
attend the funeral OF his mother, which
will take place tomorrow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-29
Gov and Matches.

WESTERLY, II. l., June 20.-Will,e Lord,
aged 4 years, was fatally burned whilo
playing with matches last night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-29
sAII,ET,

steamer. Connecticut, Now York: Richard
Borden. Fall River; City Of Newport New
port Queen City, ScacOnnct and Newport:
What ChUor. Squsntum, Awashonlls, Bay
Queen. Day star; Wave, 90 Bristol. Mount
nope. Loaly, block Island
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-29
MARINE REPORT.
List of Arrivals and Departures of
Vessels at this Port.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS,
Steamers Connecticut. Williamson, Now
York; William Lawrence, Foster, baltimore
City of Newport. Kelley, Newport; Quoon
city Pctty, Scaconnot and Tivorton; Richard
Borden, Mason, Fall River.
schooncrs-J. A. Cotroile. Hutchins. Apa-
lachcila. with 26,0O0 feet cypress lumber Tor
H. r.. Wollman.
BargC-. HopatconT.