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The herald., 1895-11-18
Attorneys for Admin
Notice

nF THE FILING OF TEE REPORT OF THE
~ commits toners appointed for the open
ing and extending of Fifteenth sire t
from the west line Of the walnut
Grove tract to Peru street, in com
plinnce W tn ordinance No. $50, new series.
togt Their with the plat the assessment dis
trict.
Notice is hereby given that certified COW
of the report. assessment list snd plat OF the
commissioners appointed to assess benef s
and damages and to have gen eral supervision
OF the proposed work OF opening and extend.
ing of Fifteenth street, from the W st line of
Walnut Grove act to Peru street. has been
filed in the Office of the undersig ed.
All sums levied and as essed in said assess
ment lit are due and payable immed lately.
he payment OF said sums is to be made to me.
in my Office. within tn rty days from the first
publication o this mott %.
All assessments not paid before the expira-
ton of 8 ii thirty days. will be declar to be-
come delinquent, and thereafter five per cent,
with the costs of advertising, will be added
the reto.
Da ed at Los Angeles. this 18th day OF No
vember, A. d. 1895.
"A. HOWARD,
Street Superintt ndent.
By J. " Worries, Deputy "a
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Drs. Bling & Luke
HERB SANITARIUM

The celebrated Chinese herb physicians
who have so successfully practicei both
in Chira and America for the last twenty
years, have lately opened a new sani.
fa ri II at
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FOR SALE-.REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
ORDER & BOWS
--ADAMs.STREET TRACT
THE TRACT OF HOMES.

800 5o-foot lots facing on Adams St. so
feet wide; Central ave., 80 feet wide;
Twepty eighth st., 100 feet wide; also
REIMBURSEMENT and Twenty-ninth sts.;
all lined With lovely palm and sha 10
trees. Five miles I curbed, graded and
graveled streets sprinkled daily by the
city; wide cement walks; rich garden
loan sail; the healthiest portion OF the
CITY high and slightly location; grand
view OF the city ana mountains. The
daily trade winds blow fresh from the
ocean. Half q hundred homes built III
six months. A school house to cost
SIT, 900 and churon, one OF the finest
in the city, are now being erected on
this property. Visit the tract and
com are It with other subdivisions. Our
prices IRE $500 and up. on easy terms
property. Take the Vernon cars, cor, er
ride from the business center. For view
of the tract, maps and full information,
write or cal! m us. Free carriages. Tel.
1899. ORDER & DOW. 1880 s. Broad way.
FOR SALE-THE OWNER HAS OR
dered sale of Angeleno Heights prop
ertv at the following very low prices:
$3.50 to $500 for lots on Douglass street.
$3.50 to $50n for lots on Edgeware roe ).
$500 to $500 for lots on Kensington road.
$3.50 to $400 for lots on Elysian Park
ave.
$3.50 for lots on Everett Place.
$3.50 for lots on Laguna ave. Look &C
this properly, or call at lO6 $. Broadway
and inspect map. 8. X. LINDLEY. II
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$3.50 WILL PAY FOR PROSPECTIVE
business lot on Angeleno Heights, so
x200 feet. fronting electric car line; 10
minutes from Spring st. s. X. LIN D.
LEY. LOG s. Broad way. If
FOR SALE - SNAPS - LODGING
houses of all sizes. Before purchas-
ing .elsewhe call and examine my bar
gains. JOHN L. PAVKOVICH, 2oO W.
First st. IS
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Stockholders Meeting

OFFICE OF THE CRYSTAL SPRINGS LAND
~ 4 Water CompanyNo is here, given
that the ann al meeting OF the tockholders
OF the above uemed company will be held on
Monday, he 18th day OF Novem er. A. b.
1898. a 2: o'clock p. M, at ! office OF the
company on New High street NO. $50. for the
pu pose of elect ng boar OF director to serve
for the ensuing year. and to transact such
other business as may prope ly come before
the meeting s. II. MOTT, secre larry.
Los Ang es, Nov 4th. n95. lS
City papers plea cOpv.)
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Mrs. winslow's 500 hing syrup has been used
for Chi rem teethirg. 1t oothss tho chilli.
softens the gums. allays all pain, cures wind
collie ana is the best remedy Tor diarrhoeA
Twenty tive cents q bottle.
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City Lots

FOR SALE-I HAVE WHAT PROM.
nent real estate men say is the finest
building lot in the CITY. My lot is on
Thirty sixth street, beyond ADAMS; IL
is filled with orange and lemon trees.
bearing; lots adjoining are held at a
high rate 1T value. On acconnt OF illness
! am forced to sell this beautiful lot at
a great sacrifice; 1t is within blocks OF
three car lines and within three months
II almost double in value; do you
want n big bargainP NJ price will con.
vince you that you can get one in buying
this property. Call or address Il. G.
ROSS, room 4. Rediok blk, city.
WANTED-FOR CASH, VACANT LOIS,
houses anu incnms property. If you
intend to sell l have cash buyers. JOHN
a.. PAVKOVICH, 220 W. Fist st Is
FOR SALE
$2500-5 room house, lot 50x125 to allev;
Fourth ST.. close in; biggest bargain in
city. N. B. WALKER & co.
20 125.s W. Second, st.
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FOR SALE - TIE ELLIS HOME
tract-New subdivision on corner Of
Twenty-third street and Scarf. These
elegant large lots have never before been
offered, and are the most attractive in the
city for a residence. They require no
pnffing. G. A. SUMNER e. CO., 1874 8.
Broadway. 1879
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KUCTI0N

At the Residence, No. 121 West Thirty-flrst
ST.. Tuesd ", ov. nth, at 10 m Consist
ing in pa, of new upr g t PIANO. cost s4M;
fancy lockers, easy rhairs center tables, hall
chairs hai tree, ric ures, music racks. portiers
new riding bit, nandsom be room suits
and cheffoniers, curled hair N attres' es and pill
/ VS. e egsnt lea her unge, l new Sc ing
machine, silver tea.and walerlsets, ina, glass
ware extension table and dining chairs l
handsome Ko q range and kitchen furniture,
also | Buggy. pony and phaeton, sets OF
harness, etc., etc.
C. NJ. STEVENS, Auctioneer.
Office 22Y ". Fourth st.
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FOR SALE-hOUSES AND LOTS
$S00-$l50 cash, Broom cottage and
porch, 4bx1I0.
s1oOO- 800 cash, Groom 1H-story cot.
taee: corner, 10x60.
$1300-$20U cash, rooms and bath,
40x1i0.
$1,000 $3.50 cash. 7-rooms, bath and sta
ble 50x130.
$isUU $500 cash, rooms modern and
bath, 4ox l40x20.
soO0)-S6o0 cash, 6 rooms modern, OK
30 and alley.
$240U $500 cash, 6 rooms modern, 35x
100 to Is foot drive.
S2500-Terms 9 4-room cottages, rent
for $g5. 5Oxl46.
$300O-$500 cash, rooms modern ard
bath, 50xl50.
s35Oo-Terms; rooms modern, 5sx143
and alley.
$500 .Terms;S rooms modern, Q stories
41x.0 aud alley.
We have bargains at all figures IN all
sections Of the city. Interview us before
buying.
F. ETHRIDGE 81 CO.,
10 Ais S. Broadway.
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FOR SALE--REAL ESTT4E
Country Property

FOR SALE 10 ACRE ORANGE
ranch at Duarte. tho blue ribbon
orange section; 10 shares of stock in the
best water company in Southern Cali
lorna. Apply to A. STEVENS HAL
STED, room III Bryson blk.
FOR SALE - ALFALFA LANDS 4
miles of city in parcels to suit pur-
chaser Terms IT, suit. Il. Il. PARSONS,
room No. goo W. First st. If
FOR SALE-SOLDIER'S LAND WAR
rnnt for 160 acres, $3.50. Inquire of J.
G. MOORE, 127 w. Second st. 5
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II you want cup OF ,od Cocoa or Chocolate
you should use Huyisr's. AL grocerA
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FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE
Houses and Lots
Geo. e. Pratt. Henry A. Darling
Large tracts for syndicates and colonies.
DARLING e. PRATT,
Investment Brokers.
Real Estate,
Mortgage Loans,
Insurance,
Notary Public.
Pasadena property a speciality.
BRADBURY BLOCK,
Rooms BIG and 317.
Telephone 1000,
Los Angeles, Cal.
References by permission:
First National Bank,
Los Angeles National Bank.
State IOpn and Trust Co.
II 17tf
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LINES OF TRAVEL

CoUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
y TIME TABLE-NoV. 7, 1895
Leave for DESTINA ION Ar. from
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Country Property

FOR ALE-IMPROVED RANCH OF $50
acres adjoining Andrew McNally's
property on the Sou. Calfa. Rv.. near
Burna Park. the station Nortbam being
on this land, which is crossed by both the
=. P. and Santa Fe railroads; a mesa and
a bottom land; all good soil; live stream
of water, etc; now subdiviG ed in III acre
tracts. choi for colori>t, or investor. as
whole; only SOS per xc-e, half cash.
See BELTS d PRATT, sole agents, cor.
second st. and Broadway. IL
FOR SALE-BY WILDE & STRONG
$4500 buys 10 ac-as of bearing nave
orarges at Covina; this is one of the
choicest orange groves in Los Angeles
county and by far the cheapest; estimated
crop now on trees 200; the lace will
more than pay for itself in the next three
years. This is indeed a rare bargsin.
WILDE & STRONG,
228 W. Fourth st., chamber of COM
nefce bldg. If
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FOR SALE-BARGAINS IN 150.ACRE
ranch c,ose to city; highly i'm proved;
$40, 900; will take some eaotsrn In part
pay.
10 acres close to city, southwest.
~ acres, 19-room house; a complete
home.
Aud lots must he sold
And many other houses and lots.
EDWARD FRASER, 2l6 s. Broad way. "a
FOR EALE-CHEAP LANDS - BUR.
bank. Lankershim and Ell Mnnte
Damp and irrigated lands; also fruit
lands. orcna ards fru IN s t. 10 acres in hear
ing. GANO HENRY, office Natick.
house. 1910
FOR SALE-A FEW MORE IMPROVED
and uuimproved l0-acr- lot, in the
Lancaster ranch at sos to $65 per acre: s
wear tins, per cent. interest. H.
W. WRIGHT, 800 W. Second st. 10
FOR SALE-A HOTEL AND HOT
springs; hne paying property, q Rr al
bargain. Address q. W. FOX, 1872 8.
Broadway, Les Angeles. IS
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buy A HOME
buy a HOME
- BEN WHITE, -

Has houses and lets in all parts OF the
city, some on payments like payin 4 rent.
Hundreds OF properties of all kinds to
choose from. List your property with
BEN WHITE, 22l W. First st. 10
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-06
MAKING The HAT Fir.

The expression, "swelled head" seemed
applicable 10 strangely acting man on Turks
lockers enjoyed the sport his antics occasion
cd The man naturally had a big head, bat
this morning he evidently inwardly suspected
IL was swollen, or that the man who sold him
a new derby yesterday had cheated him. Al
any rate he outwardly exclaimed: 81 bought
a new hat yesterday and II don't fit, and III
Do hanged IL I'll wear ~. 7" and with that he
began TO make IL eft" First, ho drove II
over his ears leaving two beautiful dents IN
the crown: next he snatched off the ribbon
and threw 10 away; then he began stretching
the hat lengthwiSe and sideways, and finally
i'm his efforts 20 get tho dents out of the
crown punched a hole in the top. Putting
the wreck ON his head he marched proudly
up Westminster street, saying that he wa'
going 90 buy another hat and inviting any
body i'm the crowd who wanted "A hat to joir
him and ho would foot the bills.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-06
CRAWF'S ElDERBERRY.
MIR. Potter Lost n Barrelful and
Then Learned the Reason Why.

There is no man in the city that loves
the best OF food more than dog officer j..
Crawford Potter, and larder and cellar OF
his house are always stocked, and in no
small quantities either, for potatoes,
apple cider, and wine can always be seen
in the cellar all ready for USE 'Crawf
Is quite liberal, too, and would see no
man, woman or child in want of any
thing to eat or drink as long as he had IL
to spare. Upon taking an account OF
stock a day or two ago Mr.. Potter FOUND
that he was one barrel OF elderberry wine
short, and just how he lost II was mys-
terry, for he was positive that none OF his
family had been ill---certainly not to that
extent that it needed barrel Of wine to
cure them. Mr.. Potter tipped the barrel
up on end the other day for the purpose
OF getting it ready to fill again, but found
that there was quite little'wine In IL,
and as the wine was three or four years
old he was glad at heart. lie laid the
barrel down again and was about 10 go
upstairs, when he spied dinner pail. lie
looked into II and found that 1t was full
OF his wine This made "Crawf" smile.
This all happened the early part OF last
week when gang OF men were connect
ing his house with the sewer, and he be,
lieves that the pail in question belonged
to one OF the men.
Mr.. Potter took no one into the secret
and soon learned that the men not only
drank all they could, but carted 1t off in
pailfuls every night. At least that Is what
he told knot of city officials in the city
hall yesterday afternoon who asked him
what he was getting for elderberry wine.
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UNDER The GOSPEL CANVAS.

Several hundred persons were at the
Gospel Tent last evening TO hear EVanBe-
list Barrett speak from 10, IL. MI
and Mrs. w. B. Wilson sang two touch-
ing duets. The evangelist said in part:
ss1'he curse is universal. We are all born
under the law, are bound TO observe II,
but has every one broken II, ana are
therefore guilty before God. The law
knows no mercy, men must be perfect
Many do not realize the curse until they
are on their death beds. The very
slightest flaw is fatal As an uncut
diamond, the stone for a statue, the
glass for lens, or the timber for ship,
Is rejected because of flaw making IL
imperfect, so does God reject those who
does not keep the whole law. The law
aims at and requires perfection ana
anything short OF that means reJectlon'
But, through Gods grace, the curse Is
removed TO those who accept Jesus
Christ, because Christ became our subsii-
tute Christ kept the whole law and be-
came our curse. God demands satlsfac-
tion for our breaking the law; Christ
gives the satisfaction, and GodS Spardons
us for Christ's sake. God reckons us as
if we had never broken the law, ana our
redemption is free gift OF God, though
Christ is never going TO add anything TO
His shed blood, and man never can ado
ANYTHING. Jesus Is our Saviour from the
guilt of sin; our Keeper from the pres
ence and power of sim and our Inter
cessor, seeing the ever liveth. The un
saved are on trial tonight, and they entel
the plea OF mot guilty God tries then
by Gods Ten Commandments, and proveI
they are guilty, and the sentence Is pro
nounced. They are under the curse. Blu
a deliyerer is proclaimed, even Jesu
| Christ, who became curse Tor them
| that they may be free" The evangelis
| closed by an earnest appeal TO the un
saved to accept Jesus Christ, after whici
| Rev. Hector Garfield led in closing praye
and the benedietion was pronounced b.
| Rev. Mr.. Parsons.
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City Of Boston Again.
IToR oF THE NEWS

To THT EDITOR oF Tar NEWS:
SIR-l see that Inspector Wilcox tells The
Bulletin that be was not 90 blame and the
THE NEWS tells is readers that Inspector
Wilcox was % blame for the annoyance caused
the City OF Boston excursionistA on Friday.
Shall the victim who requested informa-
tion still remain undecided who 10 "go for
for revcngef ANOTHER or TuE VICTIMS.
Providence, Aug. s.
We may remind our correspondent that the
world expects every man 90 defend himself.
on the other hand ~ - proverbial that tho
proof Of the pudding is m eating the bag.
our correspondent will doubtless be able o.
pass judgment on the value OF Inspector Will
cOx's decision without any help from us, II
be viii only take time 90 consider that the
local Inspector decision was wholly az vari-
ance with the precedent IN this case. Of which
he had knowledge. and that his superior otfi.
Ger has overthrowu ~ with prumptncsS and
vigor and that the city of Boston b now per
mitted 20 spread her pinions without beine
held by the leg by the bumptious petty Office
hOldesin providepge
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FOUND IN The RIVER.
The Victim Of an Accident Fished Out
off india Street.

The body OF Amandus Jones, who was
renorted as missing from the steamship
Chatham of the Merchants and Miners
Steamship Company, was found noatlnS
in the harbor by John Evans, long
shoreman, at $3.50 O'Clock this morning
At 8 O'Clock Evans went from ms
home, 40 India street, TO the wharf OF the
Philadelphia steamship company, anu
while talking to fellow workman saw
an object in the water about oO leet
southwest of the bow of the steamer
Saxon. Evans got into John Burns Skin
and rowed TO the object, and foSnd IT 60
be the head and neck OF man. lie
then went 10 the barge Cactus, whlch
was at the next wharf east, and got a
heaving line. and went out To the body
again and made an effort to get the line
about il, but as he was unable TO DO so,
ne made il fast about the neck and then
towed the body TO the asphalt wharf, ana
made II fast 10 a spike. Sergeant hart
nett and officer Lyons of Station were
on the spot in few moments. @ Inc
sergeant notified Medical Examiner
Palmer, who, after viewing the body,
ordered 1t TO be given TO the German
Brothers for interment
Just how Jones met his death is some
thing of a mystery, for when the pody
was found il was clothed only IN an un-
dershirt, drawers, and pair OF stockings.
Captain Johnson is of the opinion thai
as the night was hot, Jones went out ol
his room 10 the deck OF the steamer, and
as he had been drinking considerable
that night, it is presumed that he lost
his balance.
The body was in fair state OF preser'
vation, after being in the water ior sc
long time.
The burial permit given by DIR. Palmer
saws that the mans name was Amandu'
Jones, aged %, colored, born in virginia
Place of death Providence River. cause
OF death casualty, probably.
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@,z.e City OF PRovIDENo~
Proposals for Building q School
House on Union Avenue.
Office OF the Clerk of Committees.
Cifu Hall Drnvidanca. LnlY IL, IcVO.

City Hall, Providence, July Is, 1870
Sealed proposals addressed 20 the Chairmsn
of the Committee ON City Property VIII De r.
ceived ct the office Of this superintendent
Public Buildings, City Hall, Proylaenee, uhi
MONDAY, Aug. g. 1866, at 2JO o'clock r. M,
for building school house on the CITY ios oA
Union avenue and Althea street
Plans and specifications may be seen at the
office of Martin 81 Hall, architects, Ooz ir
dustrial Trust Building. Providence ~. j.
The bid for masons' work, carpenters work
painting, plastering, and gas-piping 20 De -
one proposal; the bid for plumbing 10 pe
one proposal, and the bid for heating ana veh
tilating to be in one proposal
No bid will be considered unless accompa
MED by certified check for a sum equal tc
ten (l6) per cent. OF the amount Of the CON
tract as guarantee that said eontract VIII be
signed within ten days OF the date or accepc
anco and IN said contract is not signed with,
in ten days from the cate OF acceptance sale
sum of ten per cent. Will be retained and
held for the use of the city, as llquidated
damages on account of failure TO sign saie
oontracSrwithin ten days from the date Oh &c
ceptance.
The committee reserves the right to rsiec'
any or all bids. - -
by order OF DAVID bOhloN,
Chairman Of the Committee ON City
d. y. HAYDEN. ClerK of Committees
iy20-l5t
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FEELING FOR FOUNDATION.

Sewer builder Rehoe is at work on the
old Grosvenor estate, Dyer street end,
today sinking wells, as II is called, to
find a solid bed for the foundations for
the new buildings. BY means Of power
ful force drill an iron pipe is sunk below
water level and IL IS shown that about 10
feet below the river bed there IL a
stratum OF solid earth.
All OF the remaining tenants Of the old
buildings are moving ont today, except
the saloon on "The Corner the agent
for the proprietor of which has obtained
q restraining order, and the rostau-
rant.
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Railroad Extension.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. 6.-The stock
holders OF the Kansas City Terminal Con-
structicn Company met in the office of the
Kansas and Texas Trust Company and
voted TO increase the capital stock OF the
Terminal Construction Company TO g, =
600, 900. The proceeds Of the increase will
be used 10 build the extension Of Kansas
City, Pittsburg & Gulf Railway that is now
being pushed through the vicinity OF
Sloan Springs, Ark, TO Shreveport, La.
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TO ARCHITECTS. s.
Plans for East Side High School.
Office OF the
SUPERINTENDENT of Public BuildingI

Office OF the
Superintendent of Public BuildingL
City fall, Providence K. L,July ID, 1885,
The CITY of Providence propose to erect q
high school on land owned by the City OF
Providence and situated on tho corner OF
Hone AZ reet and Alumni avenue. Plans Will
h received from any architect having an
Office in tho City of Providence, provided his
application 10 compete Is filed with the com
mittee ON city property not later thah July
22, 1895.
Comics OF conditions, requirements and plat
viii be sent 20 parties making application on
or before the above date. .
PIsrs will be received ut the office OF the
superintendent Of Public Buildings. without
signature, until MONDAY, August IL, 1870
For tbe Committee on City Property,
jyl5-2ot DAVID 6UhIoN' Shairmah'
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Office of the License Commissioners,
City Hall. Providence, July ~, 1895

Office OF the License Commissioners,
City Hall. Providence, July ~, 1885,
Applications for transfer of license 10 sell
pnre SD. rituous, Intoxicating and malt liquors
have been made by the following naIoed per-
yons and firms:
Butler, Michael j., 1881 Westminster street,
10 McCiough a. Corrigan, same place.
Croweil a. Conley, 22 Weybosset street to ~
Orange street.
Frank, +. j.. 1872 Pine street, to Joseph
Kreamer. samo place.
Farrell, John, Smith street. to 3ll'5l5 Eddy
street.
Hines, Edward j., 396 Fountain street, to
Michael McCabe. same place.
Miller, Thomas. l9d lss Washington street,
to W. II Clark. 1S7 North Main street.
TIE Board of License Commissioners will
bs in session in their Office, City Hall, FRI
DAY, Aug. l6 at 4 o'clock p. M, at which time
and place all persons so desiring may be heard
on the matter of granting such applications.
,van. i5t THoS NIXON. Clerk.
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new YORK B NEW ENGLAND
Passenger Train Service, Week Dayss
Corrected to june %, 1870.


Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows
For Bosion-s; ;O5 a. in., ~ M; ss+J y. M RETURN
$780, a. m; l2:2J b:25 y, In.
wALPoLE-s:O5 a. M ~ M $50 p m
FRANKLIN-3Oj a. IN, II m, s:,), 1il5 p. m
MILF RD--s ;05 a. m; u nj sif y. IN.
ARLINGroN-7sOs II 80 a. 6;37 $50. cell 90 p.m
WEST TARLlNoToN-F 7'os, Q; 100. iliss a. nj
F2;l5, 4;30, r. 5.s7, F6;so p. m
RNIGHTsVILLE--7;OS n s:os, nioo a. IN; v 2t~
5.3l 6i3J, Ill p. m.
wAYIAN D PARK-F 7:os. v s;Os, F n:soa a.;
a.a5, + 4iSO + Bis7, y $3.50, ''ii;oO p. m.
EATICK RIVER POINT. CENTREVILLE
WAsHINGToN-7.0 .0s 500, 1850. a m; i2'ei.
2.:b, 4.So, 5iJT $3.50, .Ts25, .'tl ;o5 p. n.
CRANsToN, oAKLAwE-7ios siSs. 1850 g. M;
la:ol, 2;45 4,so. Siai $50 '.il 100 p nr
PONTIAC, ARCTIC, QUIDNICh-I;es Hoo nj
2.46. 6;37, 6;30 ''il;0op. m.
ANTHoNY-7:Oi, sio6, ii.So a. m; 2'io i'ao b'N.
$3.50, ''ll:oo p. M
COVENTRY. srERLING-7'Os, s'os n'sa Amt
SUMMIT, GiEENE, oNEco MoosuP. PLAIN.
FiELD-7:vs $500. a. M; ii;5O. 2:iS. 4;So. 7'as
yEwyEmTr ", III CITY. CANTERBURY. SCOTLAND.
VERSAILLES, BALTIC, SOUTH WiNDHAh--
e.es a. M; u.50, 4i5O, p m.
wILiIMANrIc--OiO iOs a. M, II 80 4;so t7:25 p. IN
HARTFoRD-s,O6 a. M nibo, 4iso, f''& y. 10.
FIsUBILL& q NEWBURG-9,o6 a. m.
HoRwICH-7:Os, ssOs a m; ll'6o 4;So, 7;25 p m.
WATERBURY,, DANBURY--s;O6 a. m. 7'25 p. m
East THOMPSON, WEBSTER. souTHBalDGB,
WORCESTER, THOMPSON PUTNAM and
PoMFREr - 100 a. m; 4'Oo r. m.
CHICAGO AND THE WEST VIA NEWBuRo'
AND ERIE R'Y--90e a.Ha.
PAsCoAG ASD INTERMEDIATES STATIONS
s..7 s.56 Al a. m. 4:e0 and $50 aud ''lllo
= mn Returning leave Pascoag at 5i2). 7:lO and
| s,:5 a m; l2i4O, 6'02 and -s ;C0 p. M
| an trains leave from west end Of Union Depos
Providence
| .-saturdays only s-sundnys only.
tDaily. ,.,-- c,-,..S>
| Tickets between Bostop and Profiaence Vim'tssS
w u BARCooK. @. p. A
| In KING, Supt