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The Afro-American. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1892-1899, 1895-11-30

MIR. Thos Lewis shaving and Hair
dressing ParIor 1880 Fenna. ave.
8. Needle 1119 Penna. ave Buying
and selling of new aud second manu-
clothing. hats caps, Gents underwear
Pants Wcrth 81, so sold at Is cents
Geo. II. G. King, the colored tailor
at 567 w. Biddle St. is ready to sup
ply YOU with any style OF suit that
YOU need. The best attention gwen
dyeiDg, securing aud repairing Also
special attention given ladies gar
menTs.
A. G.. Sheridan, Bticklaying and
Plastering, 1866 n. Calhoun Street.
BARRIERS.
lanes A, Lindsay. Shaving Parlor
Hair Cutting Is Cents Shaveing 10
cents Sahmpoonlng Is Cents. Tonic
Rub5 Cents Razor Honing % Gents
989 Elm Place.
VIM. Johnson's hair cutting Shawn
oarIors, 527 W: Lanvale St betw
Penna. Ave, and Division st: Chill
dren's hair cutting a speciality. Sat
isfaction guaranteed. Razors honed
and tOnics for sale.
DINING SALOONS.
! George P. Douglass dining rooms;
Oysters a speciality. 1872 n. EutaW'
w. NJ. Hernle & Co. manufact urers
franks satchels and valises. Sam
ole cases a speciality. 1896 w. Lexin
ton st. Branch Store:-908 W. Balti
| timore ST.
ConFeotiOners.
Johr G. MINIS, ice cream manufact
uer. wholesale. and retail. COnfec
tionaries and notions, 534 W. Bid
die st.
40! Hou Here you are! The best
hand made shoes in the city. SprinS
hGttomg. low heels and all styles o
ncrting shoes sre cialty. Popular
nIicec, Hoffman & Co., Oil DruiC
Hill Ave,
"A. L. johnson, eXpressman, deliver
baggage and packages. to all steam
boats, rail road stations and TO al
parts of the city at shortest notic'
Gail at 1108WoOdye.Ar st. and 80
McMechen st.
FLORIST.
George H, Siddons, florist. boquets
wedding and funeral designs, ever
greens and cut flowers O speciality
418 Myrtle Ave.
Go to William Pacy, the great mer
chant tailor and price cutter, wv
Hanover st, Theheape st and bes
in South BALTIC
The Afro-American. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1892-1899, 1895-11-30

10 u6lp each y tIlC1 III Cf'0O ~
sickness and relieve each other IN
casaof death
TERMS.
i. Members more than one
month In arrears shall not receive
benefits in case of sickness and
when they are three months in ar,
rears shall not have any claim on
the society.
2. Members when sick shall
notify the committees by regular
doctors certificate and shall receive
their sick dues one week thereafter
unless otherwise ordered by the
Board of Directors.
8. The committee shall have
power to demand doctors certlh-
cate weekly.
4. Any member caught defraud-
ing the societyshall be expelled.
5. Members shall not be entitled
to more than eight weeks aid in
one year unless the society decides
at a regular meeting.
6. The Board shall have power to
levy a tax of Is cents on members
in order to reimburse the treasury
in case Of necessity.
I. The board shall have power to
consider all cases Of EN- gency and
The Afro-American. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1892-1899, 1895-11-30
DEATH - SDTTCE.

Mrs. Patience Washington, aged SO
departed this life on the 95tll inst at
her residence FOG Tyson street. She
was a loving friend and in return was
beloved by all who knew her. The
floral desi GINS were many and beauti-
full. Among the cards We're Me srs
G. w. Fields, Jno. Herring, F. sA.
Gunther and company, Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson, Mrs. Jane Emit and Miss
Levy. Mr.. J ohm B. Harris Of Druid
Hill avenue was the undertaken,
The Afro-American. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1892-1899, 1895-11-30

The Board of the Maryland
Baptist State and District Of Colum-
bia Baptist Convention will meet
at Mace Iona Church Dee, 4th at
12 o'clock noon,
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n,,...r.r.ruuu,'mu,nslu'slIIl.''HIuH'''l'
We are now prepared

We are now prepared
to do all kinds Of Job
Print ing, such as Wis
lting Cards, Wedding
Cards and Inv1 tations
Bus mess Cards, Hand
Bills, Circulars, Pos
ter, Bill-heads, Let
ter-hads, Note-heads
Pamphlets, Society
Cards, Tickets and in
Fact we are prepared
to do i t if it can be
done wi tn
The Afro-American. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1892-1899, 1895-11-30
Ne RseuwI Of the Helping Hand
SO iety.
OBJECT

To help each other in case OF
sickness and relieve each other in
oauaof dooth
The Afro-American. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1892-1899, 1895-11-30

REV. VIM. Madden Of
al, was in the city recent
of Rev. James Watkins.
Mr.. Julius johnson
(Street is still quite siA
ON
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MI ~ Tol,,,s 4 MI u Chn,

Old ST. Johns "a. M. Z. Church,
preaching at IL a. a. and 3 p. a.
by pastor yon are invited to attend
these services. Sunday School at
b, m. please send your children. j.
II. Williams, Supt. ]. A. Martin,
plstor.
The Afro-American. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1892-1899, 1895-11-30
DORCHE6T Err WAFTINGS.


y
Cambridge, Nov. 27, AS this
is my first article for the AFRO
AMERICAN, ] trust you will excuse
my brevity4 We have just heard
of you through Mr. i. III. Murphy
who, So favorably up To few weeks
ago edited the standard and we
are favorably impressed with your
handsome appearance. We believe
it will have a hearty suppoltanong
our people. Cambridge is still
alive and we are yetFejoicing with
the State over the glorious victory
of the "Grand Old Party. I Nov
that the oyster trade Is booming the
churches and commercial interests
are both doing Well Bethel ChurS i
Is now in the midst 81 4 grand rally
It il i rally by classes; two classes
rallied lrst Sunday, The ReF, Mnr-
raw was to have preached here last
Sunday but could not come, SO he
sent the Rev, Isaac Hutzfeld, who
>officiated il his place, he filled the
exactly; it was quite treat, as
thing as a converted Jew
,been known here. He
ae times on Sunday,
The Afro-American. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1892-1899, 1895-11-30

For fine Wedding Invitations
,.all at the Office Of the Afro-Amer
lean, 1216N. Fremont A~e.
The evening world., 1895-07-02
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

The Stewards have Investigated Weinberg 9
last two races. Last week Weinberg. when a
hot favorite. was beaten ont by Factotum and
Ridicule Yesterday ho won easily from Lucky
Dog. Lady Diamond. owlet ami others. Fraud
was at once charged. and the Stewards Qucs-
toned Overton at length. Jimmy Mclaughlin.
who trains tho horse. left the track after the
race. and the Stewards postponed the investisa-
tion until to-day. Tho track on the day on
which Weinberg was beaten was entirely dif-
ferent from that Of yesterday.
On the nrst named occasion the track was
sticky and Weinberg never a good IN
that kind Of going Yesterday the going. though
. little pasty In spots. was In the main good.
Let the Stewards 90 back over the respective per-
formances OF Facto;um and Weinberg and they
viii and that every time the pair met In sticky
going At . difference OF 10 pounda or 10 In
Factotun's favor the latter has beaten Nc
Lsushlins horss In sloppy going wernbers Is
At home. II will be admitted that there are two
kinds OF mud. and that the going works wonder
full changes In the form Of horssA
Take Capt r. and Prig for instance. Let this
pair meet In sloppy going and Capt. 7. will
win. Take another day when the going 10 stin
and sticky, and Pr!g will beat Capt T, q
thousand yards. Weinberg does not like sticky
going. and to the relative merits OF Factotum
and Weinberg. let the Stewards take the opening
DAT At Brooklyn. where this pair met In sticky
going At even weights Weinberg was driven
hard To beat Factotum about . length and q
half. Weighted a. they were In the race last
week Factotum would have beaten wernbers
easily on that ..,, a.,s race & day Al 81, As.ph
going.
Many things happened Yesterday which wer,
noticed no questions were asked. Lamy. fol
Instance, might have been asked II he received
orders to ride the . eccentric m race ace, b: did or
but Rei6 might also have been asked il b.
ISs.d.i. % The The change OF form .1s. Sl,.a a'S; 5,
Gismonda was rather stArtlns. And that {
"a. sSS"n ,, Ike f:ss sa a.
least suspicious Of the lot.
salvation va. . poor to s shot in the las
heart disease when pcerslay.r GOT through Of
the rail. Had Dosg"t gotten through Garlic
s DAY. % rue. % should imprSvs sai"s,ou AMI i''s q
the Doersiayers in tho country will not tca
him from now on.
at Narrssanse,t yesterday and beat Jimmy am
ly on Nek a short head. After the race youn
Lam.ey WAS very wrathy. claiming hat Car
had carried him out on the turn. He threa. enc
-. 'lick' the coorei po.. but Clark came hac
| With F.. roll OF bills which he shook at Jimmy al
offered to bet that Lamly could not 'lick' hin
Lamley made no further demonstration.
| It Is said that the Jockey Club has definite,
| decided to opea the Morris Park meeting on oc
| 10 and continue for htteen days
!
| Motor Wheeler who outlswed by actin
| as Judge at the small trackA near Long Islam
| city, has been reinsta,ed by the Jockey Clul
| He will occupy his old position at Brighton.
|
| F. K,ch-Dr Rice won the Cherry Diamor
| Handicap May 30
The evening world., 1895-07-02
AOEFEAT FOR DWYER.
Don Alonzo Ran Unplaced in q
Field Of Eight at Newmarket.
The Trial Plate Won by W. Gard
pcr's Colt Ottoman.
Mr.. Croker and the Prince Of Wales
Watched tho Running.

NEWMARKET. England, july -
Michael y. Dwyer's Don Aionzo ran un-
placed for the Trial Plate in field of
seven horses to-day.
The race was won by w. Gardner's
ch. C. ottoman, 3. by i;nterprise-lmpos-
ture. T. Jehnings's ch. {. Sauteuse H.,
3. by Trapeze-valentine. was second.
and A. NJ. Singers br. T. Nirago. 3. by
Tyrant-Eulalia. was third.
Don Alonzo was in the centre. got off
first and made the running, followed by
Ottoman. Skill, Phidon and sauteuse.
The horses raj In this order to the
corner OF the plantation, where Don
Alonzo was beaten. and ottoman took
up the running and won by three
lengths.
Only . head divided second and third
horse. Don Alonzo was fourth.
Tho Trial Plate Is a stake Of 200 SOW
ereigns. for three-ysAr-olds and upward.
winner to be sold at auction for 200 SOW
ereigns. The course is the Banbury mile.
The Newmarket first July meeting
opened here to-day under favorable aus
spices. The Prince OF Wales. the Duke
Of Cambridge. MIR. and Mrs. Richard
Croker, Mr.. Michael r. Dwyer and many
other notables were presen:
The evening world., 1895-07-02
A SCHOOL FOR
EAST-S|DE TOTS.
Sinking Fund Board Gives
Essex Market 10 The Trus.
tees Of That District.
MEN WITH A PULL MUST CO.
The Evening World" Victory
for Enforced Truants Off,
cially Clincled.
WARlNG GETS A NEW YARD.
Recorder Goff Gives a Rap 10 the
CiviI-Ssrvics Com.
mission.

The thousands OF children who are
compelled to roam the streets Of the
east side because they have no place to
go to school will be provided with ac-
commodations next Fail through the
efforts Of THE Evening World" and the
consent of the Board Of Sinking Fund.
The board to-day voted unanimously to
turn over the upper floors Of Essex Mar
ket to the trustees Of the school district
In which 1t Is located.
The lower portion Of the building has
been used for years by mark ct men with
political pull. who successfully re-
sisted all efforts to dislodge them, until
The Evening World" took up the
cudgel on behalf of the children. The
upper floors were used by G. A. r.
posts and for lodge-rooms.
To-day's action settles the matter
definitely and the army of enforced
''truants' on the east side will be
truants no longer.
This action of the Board OF Sinking
Fund Commissioners means another vic
tory for THE Evening World" 1t also
means that 5000 and more children Of
the Tenth Ward who. owing to politi-
clans and their pulls" have been de-
prived Of the means Of education will
now have the same advantages as other
children throughout the city.
Tho Evening World'' first threw
light on the fact that Nick" and Mar
tin EnEel and few others of the same
political stamp were monopolizing the
best part of the market. to the exclu-
sion Of the children. 1t also advocated
hot ha ~. -
over to the Board of Education for
school purposes to benefit that section
Of the overcrowded east side.
The suggestion received the hearty CO.
operation OF Alderman Goetz and Al
derman Eoonan. The matter was
brought up before the Board OF Alder
men and . committee appointed, which
recommended THE Evening World's'
plan.
The report Of The committee. how
ever. was rejected in the first In
stance, mainly at the instance Of Alder
man Brown. On June I last, after read
Ing 1.-The Evening Worlds" words Of
warning. Alderman Brown had the orig
inal vote reconsidered, and the market
was given to the children by a vote Of
10 to II. Mayor Strong promptly ap-
proved the resolutions.
Commissioner Of Street Cleaning
Waring was given a new encumbrance
yard by the Board In Avenue at .
rental Of 1900 a year.
The Civil-Servce Commissioners made
q modest request for the offices In the
new Criminal Court Building now occu-
pied by Col. Waring.
why don't they ask for all the court
rooms and corrdors?' asked Recorder
Con with sarcasm. The matter was re-
ferred to him to report upon. He will
probably report adversely.
The evening world., 1895-07-02
FIRE IN CHELSEA FLATS.
4 Lighted Cigar Set ~ narreI of
Rubbish In Flame.

cilizen saw smoke coming through
the grating over the cellar beneath the
Chelsea, fashionable house
AT 22s West Twenty-third street, at -
o'clock tbs morning.
lie ran 10 the nearest nrc-hON ami
turned Ia an alarm. The nrrmen found
smoking barrel of rubbish In the Gel
lar, which they soon rNiiuguiShed.
The cause Of the smoke is believed to
have been due u a lighted cigar. care
lessly tossed through the grating
The evening world., 1895-07-02
WITH THE WHEELMEN.

Chairman George d. Gideon. OF the National
Racing Board Of the League OF American Wheel
men, has granted the following sanctions to the
Manhattan Beach track concern for professional
and amateur race meets: saturday. July 90;
Saturday. July q: Saturday. Aug 3; Saturday.
Aug. 10; Saturday. Aug. III Saturday. Aug. "a;
Saturday Aug. 81: Monday labor Day. Sept
2; saturday. sept I; saturday. Sept. H. En,ry
blanks can be obtained at 1872 Broadway.
The New Jersey A. C. has secured . large
number OF entries for the bicycle races to be
held in conjunction with the si-sround cham
July 4.
J. II. Jackson. counsel OF the l.. A. W, at
Pen Argyll Pa. was a surprised visitor on the
Coney Island cycle path ls. night. The fame OF
~ wny % he mao ercs@es esa he "'m isiry '0HF lopea D
along on his wheel. N some OF our riders could
get whsck at this path a mile minute
roads they have TO pedal over" Before he LEFT,
Mr. Jackson wanted to see the Park Commission
ers about buying the path and shipping 1t to
Pen ArsyL
The Associated Cycling Clubs Of Long Island
held a special meeting for the election of ofacer.
and directors for the coming year last evening
resulting as follows; President. waldo e. Fuller
Bropkiyn bicycle Club First Vice, President. r;
Vice President. J F.. Scott South Brooklyn
Wheemen: Treasurer. c. II. l.. Goldman. will
iAmsburg Wheemen: Secretary, Alex Schwal-
hah. Liberty Wheelmen: Trustees to serve for
men; }. A. iIeli.well. Bu.hwick wheelmen
George shannon, Prospect Wheslmen George
Conrsdy. New Utrecht Wheelmen; u. II. Van
Week whirlns Dervishes; n. C. Boz. Columbia
Whselmen. The next meeting will be held at
tas Brooklyn Bicycle Club House. 80 Hanson
place. Aug. IL
South Brooklyn Wheelmen will run to jamaica
on July I, whsrs many OF the riders viii contest
In the Schwalbsch .5 mile road race. by the way.
the prizes fer the annual Jamaica event are un-
usually fine and numerous. They include every
thing. from 800 wheels. dressing cases, &c. down
to lamps and toolboxes
The evening world., 1895-07-02
BASEBALL CHAT.

The "Joynts'' made their usuai number Of hits
Yesterday. but they fell one behind In their
usual number Of runs To make up they may
ss, three men across the plate some day.
Fuller ana stafford are -, due to make another
hit each until July IL. Each got the nrst install
ment OF HE 'thrss-s. month" Yesterday.
capt Doyle threw up both hands In horror
after sif innings Of yesterdAy's game. and dissp-
pesrea from view. Doyls's TASK Ia the teams
present condition is anything but pleasant
Msehin made more use OF his arm in pfac.
tics yesterday than he has In weeks Joue,,
seems To be oen'1g around az right snd wiil
probably get Into IN. game While ,hs orioles
are here.
President Ft..dmsn will again accompany 'ho
team on Its western Trip. snme s,r.ns th"nlnH
very fst .w.y IRON hone. ' "
Tommy Bannon is pinying great bali With the
sctsntons. He viii undoubtedly be recalled be
foio tn. season ends.
Pitcher Ed Stein Is doing gooi work Tor the
bfidssrooms That lttIs trip to Mount Clemens
dd him a world OF good, why wouldn't It be
.dvisabl. TO send several OF the "Joynts' there
To the Editor:
Why doe, The Evening World print reports
VI the alleged games Of baseball In which New
York'B players are the contestants? Surely there
are enough real gamss played every day by other
clubs. and the cran.s have become tired Of read
Ing about the counterfeit that the 'IrhS' are
producing Nine Inninss with brooklyn yester.
sislt on their soots, IL It . wonder that nobody
will cal, them Giants! Let them form league
with Louisville And play for q record OF games
lost or for total erfOrs scored. SANDY.
The Orange A. C. has arsnsd for two .ycsl-
lent Gansa on the Fourth with the waterbury
team. composed Of the pick OF the players from
Harvard. Holy Cross and other colleges The
morning game will he called At 10. 30 Ani the
afternoon game at O'Clock.
The Anal event OF the New Jersey A. C. games
on july 4 will be q baseball game between the
New Jersey A. e. crack team and the Puritan
A. C. nine. Of Gresnvilis. There has been for
years . srvat deal 1 feeling between these two
clubs and the game promises to be particularly
Interesting.
Tho OnsontA A. c. has July I open and would
like to hear from any hrst-clasa out team.
Guarantee required. Address James T. DsB,w.
:$5S Eighth avenue.
The evening world., 1895-07-02
Freight Wreck on the Central.

ROME, y. Y, July AT \. NJ. a
freight wreck occurred at East Rome,
ON the Central Railroad. caused hy the
non observance of 4 caution card from
tower No. y. Engine No s6l crashed
into the Caboos - the train drawn by
engine ISL which was taking water
The engine Was badly wrecked and the
ca ahoosc and one car We're burned to the
rails. The car WAS loudcd with fine
cloth and cases of shoes. The cloth
was burned. The records and MaNhl Is
In the cahoos" We're also destroyed No
one Was injured
The evening world., 1895-07-02
KILLED BY THE WHEELS.
A FOur-Year-C'd ChiId Run Down
ny u Horse Cur.

Ennis ]. Dunn. of 2266 Second avenue.
driver OF car No 42o OF the First ave
nue. line. who ran over nnd killed Helen
Levin, four years old. OF 26S FIRST ave
nue., yesterday afternoon. was remandcd
to the custody OF the Coroner. by city
Magistrate Crane In the Harlem Court
this morning.
Dunn said he had been in the employ
ment OF the street railway twenty years.
and this was his first accident
He claimed the littl" girl, accompanied
by her eight year-uli sister, attempted
to cross the track. He put on brakes
The elder girl let NO OF the little one's $
hand and she Tell under the feet OF TIA.
OF horse the car passing over and Kill
ing the child.
The evening world., 1895-07-02
NO WILLIAM A. c. SHOW.

Com mtssiOner Roosevelt Said to
Have Been clipped" on Flight"
Police Commissioner Roosevelt was
responsible for the postpone ment Of the
boxing show which was TO have been
given by the William Athletic Club In
the clubhouse at IL oliver street last
night The club has been giving monthly
boxing shows. which were very success
iul and the proceeds OF which were spent
in buying athletic suits. dumbbells and
other articles.
Somebody Is said to have sent the
Commissioned a letter representing that
a 'prixe-nght" was to be held in the
clubhouse. Police Capt. Thompson was
told not to allow the show to go on
The Captain notified the President of
the Club
The show VIII proba bly, be given in a
few weeks, after the members have eA-
plained to Commissioner Roosevelt that
there will be no nghting. only exhibition
spa rrtng.
The evening world., 1895-07-02
LONG.
SOFT,
SMOOTH. HIT
SILKY

Is produced by a warm shampoo
with S-a-n-a-d.c-r Skin Soap,
Because it thoroughly cleanses
the scalp. prevents and cures
scales crusts and dandruff.
Because it invigorates the hair
follicles, causes . proper flow
Of the natural oils from the
roots Of the hair and induces
its luxuriant, silky growth.
II is = non poisonous antiseptic soap for he
relief and Of all diseases of the skin and
scalp For toilet use II Is twice as good a.
plain soap for the same price. A perfect SOAP
Tor the baby. For sale by all druggsts-25c.
SANApoR MEDICAL CO.. 10 and - VAndswa:se
ST.. New York.
The evening world., 1895-07-02
OVER AN EMBANKMENT.
Daughter Killed, SON and Father
IuJured-- Mothers Hack Hrokcu.

PITrSBURG. July 2-James Caus-
stan. a glass-worker. Of New ksusius
ton. with his wife and children. a boy
OF six and girl OF eight years. was
out driving near their home last night.
Al the top OF high hill the horse be
came frightened and plunged over the
embankment.
The occupants OF the buggy were
hurled 10 the bottom OF the preCipice,
and the little girl was instantly killed
Mrs. Caussian's hack VAS broken, and
her son was injured internally ana
probably fatally.
MIR. Causslan WAS badly hurt but Will
recover
The evening world., 1895-07-02
RIGGING DEFENDER.
Expected to Ne Ready to Have Sails
bent ON Ssturdry.

Especial to The Evening world.D
BRISTOL, X. L.. July 2.-Tho work of
rigging Defender goes merrily on. The
mast was stepped before dark last night
and she is alive with men to day arrang-
ing the buom and rigging.
Work OF getting her sails In shape
will not be completed before Saturday.
"A great load has been lifted from the
average Bristol mind. The town has
settled down to it's old-time quietude
and all feel that the country is saved.
1t IL expected that Defender will be
ready for her trial against Nigilant.
Jubilee and Coionia on July 10. II no
accident interrupts the work. Day and
night gangs will be kept busy until she
ID f.nished.
The evening world., 1895-07-02
NEW JERSEY UNDER FIRE.
The Legislative InvestisatinE Com
mittee TO COutinue Its Work.

TRENTON. y, j., July 2-The SEN
ate Investigating Committee was In ses,
sion tais morning at the State House
II was agreed to go on with the in,
vestisation early In September.
Senators Daily and Herbert were ap,
cnted 10 examine charges against GER
tain oficials In Hudson County. anc
era tors Voorhees, and KeIcham will
perform q like service in Essex County
Both committees will report their find
ings to the full Committee.
Should the evidence warrant. the coun
ties will be "Lexowed" thoroughly be
fore election.
The evening world., 1895-07-02
SPAIN on THE ALERT.
a Fruit steamer Kept Under strict
surv ~iilancr.

Tho Spanish officials keep up a close
watch on all steamers arriving at Cuban
potts from the United States.
The Norwegian fruit steamer Kong
Erode. which arrived this morning. re-
ports that while at the port OF Banes
she was boarded by Spanish soldiers,
who keVt . vigilant guard until the
vessel sailed for this port.
The evening world., 1895-07-02
SALVATION ARMY CHANGE.
Public Experience Meetings to b,
Held Every Tuesday.

The Salvation Army inaugurated q
new departure at its headquarters In
West Fourteenth street to-day, In a
public experience meeting to be held at
hoon each Tuesday.
Commander Ballington Booth led the
service to-day
A number OF persons presented ties
tlmonies.' among them a young cade,
from Boston, now In the training
home" for officers. Until recently he was
common thief and was not able to
read.
There were fully three hundred people
there when the meeting broke up. some
time after I o'clock.
The evening world., 1895-07-02
BLAZE IN A SCHOOL.
An Oh stove upset Rnd Caused "a
slight Fire.

An oil stove In the hull OF Isaac Good
mans private school, on the third floor
of 90 Sherin street, was upset at 1913
clock this mornirg and started = hrc.
The damage was trifiin..
The evening world., 1895-07-02

II has been definitely ascertained that
her hull and keel have sustained abso-
lutely no injury from the strain by
which II was attempted to release her
from the cradle before finally succeed
ing.
1t is thought probable that trial trip
out Of Bristol Harbor may be made next
TUESDAY.