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NO GOODS CHARGED DUR
ING THIS SALE.
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Popular Clothiers,
ap25 Westminster, Md.

! iEf
YOUR WATCH NEEDS
CLEANING AND uH.lN6
ONCE EVERY EIGHTEEN
MONTHS. II YuU WOULD
PRESERVE IFS TINE KEEP
ING QUALITIES cox
SIDER ~ THAT TIME TIE
BALANCE. WHEEL TURNS
on IT'S DELICATE AXIS
rs. w.6. 80. 90 TINES: TT DOES
NOT REST At NIGHT,
LIKE ORDINARY MACH
MS. But KEEPS AT MS
WORK INCREASINGLY. YOC
OH. AN ENGINE. OR A SEW
ING MACHINE. OR ANY
OTHER MECHANICAL cox.
TRIYANCE. DAILY UE
WEEKLY: But THAT DELI.
CATE INSTRUMENT OF
PRECISION YOUR WATCH
Is ALLOWED To co UN-
CARED FOR UNTIL n Is
CLOGGED WITH DIRT, AND
STOPS. THE BEST OF oil
BECOMES THICK AND DIRTY
INTINE; IN THIS CONDITION
1T WEARS THE PiYoTs, AND
DESTROYS THAT EXACT,
NESS OF THEIR FIT IN THE
JEWEL. HOLES WHICH Is
NECESSARY To A CORRECT
PERFORMANCE. LET NE
LOOK AT YOUR WATCH. !
WILL GIVE YoU 4 cox
SCIENTIOUS OPINION As To
WHETHER IT NEEDS AT
TRNTIoN: OR SEND By
MAIL AND I WILL WRITE
YOT.
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on August Sd. If the weather is not favora-
bic it will be held on the following Monday.
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WASH GOODS.
DOMESTIC GOODS.

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IL heavy I'nbleached Muslin. at...,...,.
Extra good quality Cottonades worth II
Cotton Toweling. worth De at.....-.....
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Editing paper Is q pleasant buaIness
II you like H.
lit contains much political matter,
people won't have Il.
II the type Is large Il don't contain
much reading matter,
n wc publish telegraph reports, folks
say they are nothing but lies.
II we ouI, them we have no enter
prise, or suppress them for political o.
feci.
II We have few jokes, folks cay We
are nothing but fattleheads.
II we omit jokes, folks say we are
nothing but fosails.
II we publish original matter, they
damn us for not giving aelectlonn
II We give sslsoilohA. psoplo sAy va
are lazy Tor no, writing more, and giving
them what they have not read Ia some
other papor.
II We give q complimentary notice, ws
nre cenaured FOR helng partial.
u we don't people ray wa are ereal
hog.
II We insert an article which plea1cI
the ladies', The men become Jealous, ant
slcp versa.
II We attend church, they say Il Is fol
effect
II we remain n our oilioo attending Il
our business, folks gay we are TOO pfoui
% mlnsle ~llh other fellows.
n we SO essl they aag We don't attend
70 sur huslneas
Thefofore, II nn editor tries to pleas.
"aomc of ne people some Of me llmc," i
% al Ne can hope 50 accomplish on lhlI
earth, fos tislmposalblcio 20 plouao'nll III,
people All Of the time" However, when
the great day Of reckoning comes, lhl
editor, printer and "dsylW Will receive
their reward for bearing with paiitnc,
and forl|ludo the trials and lrlbulntlonl
endured while here On earth.
Deming headlight., 1895-04-23

MA. BotioH. visited his wife At Silver
City, Sunday.
Dn. HAonN Is ln town attending to the
wants Of numerous patients.
Furnished house for rent. For partlc.
ulars, Inquire OF VIM. II. Hudson.
MRs. l.. n. BuIAocK. arrived on the
Southern Pacific train Monday.
Mns. MccAnrY. who has been quite
sick With meaaIeu, Is sroported % recover.
Ing.
cnAnfKy FnsrHos, internal Revenue
collector, was seen on the streets here
yesterday.
A iinc los Of iresh cabbage and dried
frulth Ia profuelon nf
FleIshmnn 4 Ileals.
siM iIotsrnin. left for the NAH ranch
Sunday to see II the boys arc keeping
things in order,
Mns bKs Mrnfpirn Of fan Francisco
Is stopping with her sister, Mrs. , r
Byron, Tor few days.
Mns. ". B. WA1gos, came down from
silver City Sunday aud viii remain Ia
town for couple OF weeks.
Mns. N. A. nonuH continues 10 im.
prove In health and Il Il expected vii
be able 70 return 70 hsrhome shortly.
! hfZ DO Suits to order East
MN 80 - ..I.. l...-t. 7 ~ 4 +.
Deming headlight., 1895-04-23

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aInhN, laAleM fA..af1s. |oA. 81 homo.
snd i|Ies|Ien 1lI s. dear % to true
American htns,. ~ Il oan make ssmpot
aiy prosperity. "a 1u||s 10 NIII aud puf
n6.i.. a. h9itI0a Isl. nao st ,hssn at6
IaAss. MANY tAAla.l.A 10 1sAsaons Ne
mu&i mako ao our Minds that lht aeht
UllI hs lonD enA de.ns,kts. anA 10. hb
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and ths free colaara 81 1Iisef.
coin efriiA ms rxnxlre
oAlsafe inlss.u,tAn.
Cnlpfqp, iia~, april 9 foihe Editor
II reply 70 lhs attacks made On "culn'A
flpnuulhl School" by she Indianapolis
Journal. % the effect that ihe statement
10 the preface credited % ihe tepesi "
the United States Monetary Commission
is forgery, and thai no epch repof' ~aa
ever made, have the following reply 70
mokoi
by Joint resolution ~ congress-
passed Aug 10, 1879, commission was
'rpeisslsd = sxaalna the monetary si'n'
alton. This commission made ia report
March p 1877, aud naed tho exact inn
Eun9e quoted 10 ne preface q "Np'n'
Deming headlight., 1895-04-23

ST. PrrrRsBunu. April e2.--'rho cznr
feieotod tho petitlon recently presented
20 him by sovon journalists and Literary
men IN favor Of notifications Of pfenl
lava
Deming headlight., 1895-04-23

MOVlCT4~Tn NA1i0NAL nANK on
NV MI uENINN. l1CI|ld n ntmInr.
Va lH IrfI||olt NJ nnN NIkI1o.Ia closing un ~
NIN||N. hi nO|f h0|AHII ana oINHlf. nI6t|lOit n|
'IIH N4.ol|a|Ipn ~ InIlf|uIN h1IlhI noI|H1I "a
plN14i iAN no|A1 snd other claims nHa|nIi Do %
lpf'ailon ~ rHfuNpl'
Dated nai,h aplh iu5
Deming headlight., 1895-04-23

Tho "Ouco A Week Club viii give d
FREQ entertainment at the opera house
ncxl Saturday evening, April eith, -
which everybody Is lnsl,ed, when the
following program VIII BE- reaaered;
ErflIailnn. "nlnHlln's Speech, MtiN kon NIAtf
Paper. NlI| Nfn af NpiAn.f tirt. g. NcN|t
Bong, ''ihe song mat heaehed " heal',
Recitation, 'rho organ nandet,
MlaN ftu|h Hmllh
tAftft ''tfiluY tfttsf sIisf lts nIft' "NNN.'f
seIIaiisa, sa,s lin 1isl M,a lIlen' s'ellh.
isoI.s.on. iiow sane dsnsasss sans @ ,le soi bi.
MIAH Ifali|a HurlaAuH.
/ Character Song. Mlesea HnndrIlk aud burnside.
and Neflt4 MAX iIoYNAHun aud n A. heela.
| Litlnr Pictures from hbnkrfpeatq, rpe plafe.
! Hamlet i.e...t.tststsfstttst stttsNr. hnllinnf
| QphallH t..t...si t.tt'. Nifs ftirf.
Romeo nnd dniirti st.tttsss Wni lINlnfIrf 4nH
NIIf laiih1I'
! Ann pnqa ....4...o.... ~. NIH4 AuuH N|fflf0Id
| olivia ala Mnfln Misses Hopkins end l.paHdon.
ha,n.a'ss easns sed .s r''sa si1nss m sso
| y. r. 4olIin, N.
Deming headlight., 1895-04-23

All PARTIES owing mo Tor professional
services and stable accounts nfa re-
Quonlod 70 can and make immediate acl'
llemtni. otherwise the accounts viii be
placed n The hands o. au attorney loI
collection.
3 "a npLtisosNomu.
Deming headlight., 1895-04-23

hi' hnnmaes'
No apology n necessary Tor news
paper a. shla tlmc detoinen large paFl
cf ~ space % ths extraordinary little
book BY w. n. Harvey entitled "coln'r
Financial school1 II has already
reached larger Hat Of halen lhan Hllelp- !
es'a Impending cflnia," which wan pub. |
lIshed ihrap yehra before lae election OF
1880, aud which did moru than anything
nt she sinio 10 mould public opinion
uEninst slavery. While lhs people Goa
slnuo 70 buy, read aud clEcu'aiq "s'oln. =
there are occasional exceptions IKE ne
Mississippi preaohof Who delivered
sermon against the hated "Helper book, p
sho ahereslea or which, he said, ~ iakc
h,ory occasion TO combat, and which,
thank God, | have not read ,,nc' ln|
this community, a. In al parts Of the
country there are men Of whom The Mis-
slssIppl preacher was prototype. Else
whera win be found q communication to
tho Chicago fnfef Ocran from Mr.. Ilar.
vey IN which the correctness Of hlu state,
mcnt ia verified.
The goIdlles are attempting their old
tactics Of anecrlng the Opposition down.
A. is we'll known, one revolt against
them was ahoored ont Of existence, and
they evidently thInk they can repeat
their former experience. But they are
alarmed now and the most observing OF
them are taking the matter seriously. II
Wne given out from Washington last
week that Secretary Morton had written
tn General Passenger Agent Buchanan.
Of ono u tho great railroad lines Of the
wssi. asking for information on, the q,
nanclai Issue. The reply was enough 70
convin.5 Mr.. Morton, who Is q fearless
adyocAeo Of any cause no esponsea, that
the situation was threatening. Mr..
Buchanan II single standard msn, but
he shows hIs appreciation OF western
sentiment when he said there was trs.
mendous ground swell for free silver
lie mentions tho extensive reading ol
"CUln's Financial School" aud says.
''Thls book Is sold 10 70 ono Of any
other. Il 10 nn enterialning little vol
umo. Ia my opinion II should b
answered hy some one who failv under
stands ihe subject. The book IA pur
chased IL largo numbers by silver poo
pie and distributed grutuiloualy. Thl
banking interests should take atepa 4
publish reply III equally attractive form
and pui Il on the market a. the loves
price.
aTo show tho elIsct Of hla book
gentl4man called on mo recently An.
asked ma MI could answer n. saving h,
wnn nearly convinced there waa hene 4,
she policy sueeested. and thla analue, M
will He said II was making yotss NOR,
rapidly than anything he had ever known
II referred him 70 our bankers here
lie said later be had talked with some
who had passed h over llrhtlv and IN.
not reply."
The most slrul0cnnt polpt n me .boy,
ls tue fact that ACcln1 a circulated b,
the peoplo Voluntarily. while th. ~
posed work IN answer 70 Il must bs viii
ton Al the behest az tha ooldI,s hsntn,,
snd paAhed On the public throuah th,
power Of their money. Il rese,nbles m,
work OF The American protec,,on Tar,s
League. oomnoaed of mllllorsIye ,os.,,
faotnters Who eousht ~ ol.sal ~ sn,es,
Of fres ,rson s,,svs,n,o hnw.n IL rs...,,
eltlzanu who had no fn,shsr l,,,.s.s, ~.
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Deming headlight., 1895-04-23

nAmks Apfll - -cholaa ahIpp'he l'ssiA
ss 1894 o.
"A o5 for aaon
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THE MONEY QUESTION.


Tire out.tlon a. viewed ~ Tfea Apeti
ssn rl,lssas- FGnsiis, issns ara flfeslae
mnst hs rteieetta ..upoa nenssns tef
ths Deuhle slsAtara. ..osis's Reply -
Ms Knsmsss -
Deming headlight., 1895-04-23

KhnnAs CRY. April 90 .whesl Ermorl
No. hard 1t0t1i(oi No. 1fe1 tiilf11i.
cAFn aeaiyl No Z MIXED, ilff8ihci No 4
Whife, f5llnl1lf
uhlis. n,A.
Deming headlight., 1895-04-23

PRnxeKtLI. N. n, April aa..- Charles
Irving grand nephcw 0f Washington
ffsiuE, Is soad at h.s hcsne ~ t,,ss ~ (
iage. Mr., Irving was 6s years old and
leaves wife and four chiidfen. Ho
was IN buslnee for many Yrern IN Naw
York City At which plare he Naa bofn.
Deming headlight., 1895-04-23

KAnska CII4. April 1I..rst,i1 ..xt111
hltsIs. e f1&t t1, Texas 9aNs. " snII lf| brad
4|e.f.. 81 t111 1tI NakI1I gIestf
Htah HaIk ~ snINs 81 a otA1 s.. htA4Ia4
81 iHfI t1| n|f4f - f'H| Al atft4I hItatF'
shtsf NtfAe1 sit4if
Deming headlight., 1895-04-23

Lead wns quoted at eaoS to-day and
silver ~ OoA
Deming headlight., 1895-04-23

Nav Yonk. April 70 Wheat. eo<ips4
i9os bushols' expqfA oht7a; No. fed.
store and clot 1sor. e3et1
Deming headlight., 1895-04-23

o4lvnror. Aprll .. whs>t No. rs1.
coe, m. q a
Cozn.aTtrn8 sacked. t1ite.
Ontn--eacied uot( A1iI6e.
These quotations b eaflpai lots o. ifa,t.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-11
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
CANV NOTICE.

The Board Of Canvassors and Registration
VIII meet for the purpose OF canvassing anu
correcting the ward lists Of voters for the
Special Election to be held September 20,
1888. for the Adoption or Rejection OF an
Amendment to the Constitution of tho State
on the following dates and at the following
places, viz:
September IL, 1sa5-FIRsT WARD at PIONEER
HALL on SOUTH MAIN STREET from
September ,o is. isa5-sEcoNp WARD at the
WARD ROOM on NORTH MAIN STREET
September is, lso5-THIRD WARD at tho
WARD ROOM on SMITH STREET at Z 90
September IA, lse5-FOURTH WARD at the
WARD ROOM on FOUNTAIN STREET
from 90 to 500 y m
September IA. lS05-FIFTH WARD at the
WARD ROOM ON BEACON AVENUE at
September 10, lsa5-sIxTH WARD at the
WAkD ROOM on PUBLIC STREET from
September 10 lsos-sEvENTH WARD at the
WARD ROOM on OAKLAND STREET at
September H., lsos--EIGhTH WARD at the
VOTING BOOTH, corner Of MEsSER and
HUDSON STREET., from 900 20 s ;oo p IN
September IL ls0S--NlNTH WARD at the
WARD ROOM on PALLAs STREET at
September is. isa5-TENTH WARD at the
WARD ROOM on ATWELL's AVENUE at
70Opm
Said Board will also meet for the purpose OF
the final canvass Of all the Ward and District
lists OF said city, at their office, in City Hall,
on September 10, 1906. at Q o'clock "A. IN.
BY order OF the Board OF Canvassers and
Registration. CHARLES L SMITH, Clerk.
a3ll5t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-11
Engagement Runner Denied

NEW YORK, Sept. lit is stated as a
positive fact by the friends of both parties
that all talk of an engagement between
Mrs. Fernando Yznaga and Count Bella
Zlchy is at an end. George Curtis Wright,
speaking for his daughter, says that il is
her one desire simply to obtain her divorce,
and that she will not marry Count Zchy
or anyone else. Mrs Yznaga will have
acquired her six months residence in
South Dakota in two weeks, when it is
expected she will obtain her divorce with
out delay. Her father says she has been
In poor health, but is now greatly i'm
proved
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-11

Boston, Sept. IL. Chief Inspector
Wade yesterday gave out the report OF
Boiler Inspector Ferguson on the explo-
sion at the New Bedford machine shop
Aug last, which caused the death OF
Peter Healy, fireman. After describing
the boiler In detail, the inspector adds that
the boiler did not explode from lack oi
water, but that the prime cause of the ac.
cldent was the general deterioration
caused by neglect, age and wear. with an
over prt tssure of steam
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-11

carrying away ol her sprcader aud th,
springing OF her topmast."
A decision Is expected this evening.
How News Was Received at London.
LONDON, Sept, II The excitement here
last night over tho international yscht
race of Sandy Hook is greatsr even than
that which prevailed on Saturday night,
when the advantage which the Valkyrie
III had over the Defender at the start had
created n feeling of tho utmost confidence
that the English boat would win. and
when the ncws OF the Defenders victory
was received with proportionato disap.
pointmcnt. Tho general JOY over the vic
tory OF the Valkyrie III was somewhat
tempered by apprehension lest the protest
OF the Defender may yet be placed before
the COMMITTEES in such light as 10 induce
tho authorities 20 give the race TO the
American boat or declare that the race
must be sailed again.
The morning papers very generally
comment upon the Valkyrie Defender
contest and expressions Of regret at the
fouling of the Defender are common To
nearly all Of them
The Graphic says; AS sportsmcn, we
wish that the Valkyrio's victory had been
gained without the unfortunate accident
at the start. Ii Is u possibility, approach
ing probability, that, however slight was
the damage the Defender sustained, it was
SUFFICIENT TO effect the result.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-11
DRIFTING APART.
Authoress and l-,......... Mutually Agree
To Separation.

Authoress and l........... Mutually Agree
tn separation.
WASHINGTON, Sept. lit is reported
here that Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett.
the authoress, and her husband, DIR. Swan
NJ Burnett, a well-known scientist, have
separated. There is no suggestion Of
scandal or wrongdoing by either. From an
intimate friend of Mrs. Burnett it is
learned that he" intercourse with her hus-
band has long been Of formal character
but she neither seeks nor desires divorce.
Mrs Burnett's whole life is centered in
her books, and DR.. Burnett's in his pro.
fession.
Mrs. Burnett Is now in England at "a
villa on the Thames. where she is sum
mering with her son Lionel the hero Of
Little Lord Fauntleroy, Mrs Burnett s
most famous work. Lionel will soon en-
ter his second year at Harvard, and Mrs.
Burnett is expected In Washington Soon
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-11
Failed to Provide Proper signals.

BRooKLYN, Sept. ll.--In the case of w.
X. Pointer of Newark, n. j., who was one
of the SO injured in the collision on the
Sea Beach railroad on Labor day, the jury
finds that he came to his death on sept. 3
from shock and loss OF blood following
the amputation Of his left leg. and they
further find the Sea Beach Railroad com
pany guilty Of culpable negligence in fail.
ing TO provide proper signals between sta
tions, by which such accident might have
l.an ayniIaa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-11
vassalboro Man For President.

AUGUSTA. Me-, Sept. 1.-THE seventh
annual reunion of company ID, Twenty
first Maine regiment, was held on the
muster grounds here yesterday. The fol-
lowing officers were elected; President.
o. p. Robbins of Vassalboro; vice presi.
dent, Q. K. Collins of Portland; secretary
and treasurer, N. III. Fossett Of Riverside; I;
executive com mittee, q. IT, Towne of Vas.
salboro; O. III. Mcintyre of Phippsburg,
and j. r. Pollard Of Windsor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-11
Was Incorrectly Reported.

NEw HAVEN, Sept. ll.-Profcssor Way
land, dean Of the Yale law school, said
yesterday that he had been incorrectly re-
ported In the matter of the now famous
statement before the American Social
Science association at Saratoga. He states
that instead of saying that there were q,
100000 habitual criminals in the United
States he put the number at 300,0O0. The
misstatement has caused much unpleasant
editorial comment on Professor Wayland
throughout the country.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-11
Mrs. Pitxers sorrowfuI Task.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 1l.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Pitzel, mother of the children supposed to
have been murdered by III. X. Holmes, ar
rived here yesterday TO view tho body and
clothing believed TO be those Of her son,
Howard. The coroner has in his posses
sion pair OF shoes, an overcoat, scarf
pin and some buttons found with the
body, and also n piece Of green dress and
some buttons which belonged to the girls.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-11
Deserted Wife and Children.

ATHoL, Mass, Sept. li.-Ralph Engel
aged 70 and Miss Maggie Barry. aged ls
elopcd from this place Saturday. Nothing
definite was ascertained until Monday.
however, when Engel's wife received "a let
ter from her husband, stating that he had
gone west in company with Miss Barry
and that he should never return. He left
his wife to care for family of three small
childrnn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-11
General Dyer at the Head.

oLDTowN, Me. sept il.--At thsannual
reunion Of the Fifteenth Maine Regi-
mental association tho following officers
were elected: President, General Isaac
Dyer, Skowhegan; vice president Hon.
J.. II. Weptworth, Bangor; secretary,
Major T.. A. Shorcy Bridgton.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-11
Reviewed by state Diguitarie..

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1.-The United
American Mechanics parade yesterday
was reviewed by National Councillor
Simons, Governor Hastings, Mayor War
wick and number of other prominen Mt
persons One of the most impressive
feature Of the celebration was the practi-
cal exemplifoation of the degree work in
the Academy Of Music, in which councils
from New York, Connecticut, Massachu-
setts and New Hampshire officiated.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-11
Divorce To.tImopy Un6nisb,d

WILM1NGToN, Del, Sept ll.-Commis.
sioner Cooper yesterday resumed the tax
ing Of testimony in the divorce case of
Mrs. Rosalie Is. Addieks against j. Ed
ward Addicks. IL is not believed the
commissioner will conclude in time to
make report at the September term Of
court, but will report to the November
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-11
Trainer RonghIy Handled.

LYNN, Mass., sept. ll.-Dick O'Brier
and Mike Sears Of Lewiston, Me, were ar
rested yesterday charged with assaultine
Jimmy Kelly, o'Brien's trainer. Kell,
was severely handled, his nose was broker
In two places and his left wrist wa,
spraincd. Money matters caused tn,
trouble. Both were released on bail.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-11
Ole .ronara.s srnratlon.

OLD ORCHARD, Me, Sept. II. - Mrs
Frances r. Beard Of Andover, Mass., who
was recently bound over to the York
county supreme court for attempting to
Kill her daughter with a hatchet, was
taken from Alfred Jail yesterday and com
mitted TO the state insane hospital at
Augusta by order Of Judge Wlswell, who
is TO preside at the coming term of court.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-11

CHICAGO, Sept 1i.--Kate Kans. the
FIRST woman 70 be admitted to ths bar In
Chicago, disclosed the fact yesterday that
she was married two months ago TO Sig
Vincenso Rossi OF this city The bride ex.
plains the secrecy of the ceremony by say.
Ing that she and her husband wished tc
avoid publicity, and that II would have
been impos, ible TO invite all Of their
friends to the wsddius.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-11
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Proposals for Steel Highway
Bridge.

Sealed Proposals, addressed 90 the Commits
sioner OF Public Works CITY Hall, Providence
a. M, September TO- 1896, for furnishing and
erecting steel highway bridge ovor the
Providence river, To replace The present bridge
at the northerly corner OF Exchange place.
Plans and specification may bee seen at the
City Engineers Office, City Hall, whore blank
be obtained.
Each proposal must be accompanied by 4
bond or certified check for one thousand
dollars.
The. right TO reject any or all bids is re-
served. ROBERT T.. SMITH,
Commissioner of Public Works.
Providence, IL. l., Sept z, 1876. sopg0t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-11
Five Years In Prison.

BRIDoEPoRT, Conn, Sept lin the
criminal superior court yesterday, John
o'Mara Of STAMFORD pleaded guilty to as.
sault with Intent to kill his sister.in.lsw
Mrs. Mary O'Mars. The woman did not
wish to appear against him, although hs
nearly ended her life. He was given Eve
years I'm the state prison
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-11

PHILADELPHIA, sept. il.--At the In.
stance of the Spanish representatives a
warrant has been issued in wilmingtes
Tor the arrest Of Captain Hughes com.
manaing the steamer Lourads, Of the
Hart steamship Line. The arrest grows
out Of the alleges lllbustfglpg expedition.