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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30

s. fass s. 100 It d Amstsrdarn.ave four
nv,story brick fats. by Frederick 'oh"nfs'" " 5000
aitb-s Nos 3f632O East three our-s'ory ~ ono
oats by bernhard Blumen hal OF ArVrthe, ~ ~
7lth-s corner 3da,e;, c mN' rs, 9th, 1000
, ~, ~ 80 90 corner lIsth-st. nve-story
hr,ct raf bv Heilner Wof Of No 16' Broad N ooo
Amster'amave o''n'' ''''', $4,000
Kinssbridge Road corner '''''''' '...... 10000
aaf hv William Hall. jr. ~ rs west l--' ~ ono
--''
,iS,,.st n 3 l25 II @ x Bergen-ave four
.tory brick fats. by James l. Barry OF M'''- &c nm,
Az. snn l'"' . corner Gjth-s, nve-story
ir,ct dat bv Emanuel Alexander ~ 30 West M ooo
i%eie-s'x NO West, nv story brick nat. by
n,yI peu,rh II 325 East 5s,h-st ......:.;'. loo"o
,rin,on-s NJ i21 brick Hat by ich- ~, oo,
a.I a rowker Of eiS East Broalway.....'' --'VOo
r,-,,,vn, 10 7o5 by wcnkel estate to three ,.,
brick anil workshop. S'"'
cis,.s, 10 . East by Louise VI Gerry, To IA ,on.,
fouratory brick dwelling - a.
l;room"-a, No - Nv h''' ''' 5000
pi,ision-st No 50 10y Morris Singer 10 n hNe- 90
story brick store and tenement. -"'
Canai-st ~. by same. 10 "A iF'st"ry 'i'N -no
3is,-s, 80 aio East. ly Nelson Smith. jr, ID a -a
no story and basement brick tencment.. l''"
39th-st corner 3d-avs' by - II smut '" " 1000
oGth-sf No 10 West. bv Michael lergfran u .oo.o
f,Ir-sory and La emcn brick clubhouse i""V'
tlurch-st No by Gardner T. colby estate,
a six-story brick store -. '''
Ri,tng,on-st 40 ia By Mrs VI Lockwood 10 a -oo
and lofts. Lou"
rGoth ~, n = 1ls % Of 3d-ave by FREDERICK 80
Dietz 70 thrce-story brick basement.....'.' i''"
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nEAL ESTATE TNANsFEEs.

Centre-s No IS. Edward Z Swift to Elizabeth -.
s6 Sml 10 20: CHARLES Mead ana wife Il al to
ra ah%Si 10 'f 10 iyio part: Marguerite d, Don
re o,r Som %o -, the Edison Electric iiumaain9
Ho, D 20 10 3 John 6 rariin and wife To-
w 3Gni r IA" 10 is2 " e. "a, + az
Gh-avc 2iS97 william u kprimnn and wife ~
IaDe 'i'' 40 g. Pairic ,rnc and wife t. Eien
perry ana hudson sta corner ex4,saoes:;e
2. Part; John Wagner. jr. indiv dual AMI execn- -
Heller 10000
lana g Gavin rcfecc 10 Ioleri Connor........ 100
ainpy ana az Viz TO Mehssi oJn omitted
a2d.r,' n :. 90 Il Of shaw. 2ax9s9 Mar
a,,h h"sIs $. Ia # II rarsave a5xi,o AG.c
secor ct al. executors Of Mary seo,r. t. Az 49,,
ei nes r. rs . $40 +, Il Gihayc. ~ inl = Rob-
e3i-si so 2sI ~ West, jacob iIirsh ana vie
4d ~ M''a'@ '' e, +, Of ST. ave. 2,>s:
wards wards ~ prop 81
ieh-s 80 ia ives: Edward 7 Donneil,. ~
ereo;. Jacob = Butler 1000
1893 benedict Smith and wife to Christian o.. .o,
cree q Riverside Bank .......|,... $500
Matiern Io75o
Syfh-st S, 10 r. w u COluMbus-ave, lnOXlVpN
executors Of John /. iIasircuck 10 David Chris
tie 1900
COh-st No 1872 West; Lydia Bliss to VIII
sa ,aa~ Properly "rtS' Charlotte ndiey to LYDIA
7a S.s no 25G West. Cornelius Laystcr ami
wife George W u Sturges al.............. 10
19th-st Il. 3J6 II " of COlunbus-aye. i5x1GS;
Grosvenor Hubbard. referee. Joseph stein ii.Go
llth-ave y. 400 II OF i2l-st 1JaA7J VIII
lam G LESTER AMI wife 10 Margarethn 9 Gese-
rich .................. .................... 1900
7sth-s =. Is II " % columbus-ave .Cbx1Gs:
Hall 7 How and wife to Clarence II Brown. $40
19th-st. " corner Coumbus-avc. 1sxTGs: james
steers tr. referee Clarence II Iirown 80. $4,000
Soth-st. corner Madson-ave. 30 sxiops;
Archer V Pancoa-i executor 81 Eliz \ Pan
coast. to Adoph NJ rendhc'm ................ 10000
s2i-s,. s. I'LL II W of 2i-ayc. - xlO2 =: Kate
c Pollock Anna IIoch ....,............... 1900
IOth-st, = Sill II o: Lexington ave, is3x
1903: Edward !. Mccormick and wife Isnaz
oolds,en ............... .................. 1850
2iave. =. % II Of 4Gth-si. 25x13: Moses and
Icon Levy and wives 10 Joseph IIevy..........
S0,h-st. l2J n Q Of 3d-ave. 2JyiO2 q Patrick
Reynolds and wife to John murray and another 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30
WIFE AND HER LOVER SHOT

Portsmouth y. H. May 29.-Joseph l.. Roberts.
proprietor OF the Belmont House. shot his wife
through the head early this morning, and also put
a bullet into Edgar l.. Stoddard. Il stabe-kceper.
S.oddard was found b. Roberts In the bed
room with Mrs. Roberts. Drawing a 3o-calibre re-
volver from his pocket. the enragel husband fired
nj Stoddard and the bullet passed through Stod-
dard's ear Roberts then turned the weapon upon
his wife shooting her TIN ougn the right side Of the
head Mrs Roberts taken 10 the Cottage Hos
pi,al where she lies in critical condition. Roberts
Is in Il cell at Police Headquarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30
Counirn propcrtn for Sale or 60 Ge

A T NEWPORT Il. L-For sale or lease or will exchange
"A for New-York city Property.
A handsome villa commodious dwelling. fine stable and
gardeners lodge in perfect order 5000 square feet Of
ground fronting three avenues: fine trees and lawn
choice locnton property will be- sold al bargain imme
date possession given.
RANDOLPH GVGGENHEiMER
VI Wall ST. 1-3 +. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30

T9' MI i"ss Go' o sr a.S' and alterations
i% S s,. 70 E" a. q 5 S,as o, ' &c s 81 i.G
T d,' c' aa 3 E. & 81 "l." q 20 iIi II,
[ c,rc- iii;,l. dyc a,e-.i1iy
brr. na,. b. scar'ncr & Fcnaci. Of 80 10 ....
sis,.t s. iai r.,': dye,.,ory YAK Nat. by oo,
,o,,, '," "a - ~ M,Jis,n-sve two fte.
.,.ly irc. na,-. by Edward e Thatcher. of y, ...,
r1i~,ara = c,rnci r'ih.s'. scsen,stary iiick -u.
.,ni. '} A"'. , , ~ ~ ' , M,'' fr,e '0V''
brick ',ncmea'~. iy Mayer Goldsmith. Of ~ $780,,
4ih..'' l.a,' 10 ~, 10 -. Nv, l,q,urs'ory "na
i"s"ment brick nns. BY samuel Harris. u NJ ,
sn',, @,., 80 saa 10 ,st iircc inventory BRICK
a'i. iy Luis npiner Observation-Disclosures. 55so
S a - d E" IT. Nv 'r e1 s1Ss 1900
a., 5ist,. 2iGooo
story hf,h hats. ly Sgmund feust Of No us
nrcs nai. by schrein~r 4 Fenn'r. u no West ,o,
7,n.,, i4ci6i I'm .ts seven aycsicry ''0'
lrick fats by Bernhard l. Ludwig. Of No IFS 900
a5sr-,i y d ayesia!y sgi Is.c%sn siick .a"
75th-si. s. 80 n Of rark-nve. nye-story and
basement brick alt. by Henry fiavc'neyer. NO.,
ia7th-.t Sos iIo-7i2 East. two dve.r,ory brick
fais. by Edward Mclaughlin. of No 'Os East 80,
Madlson.ayc n v corner lci--si. four dve-story
brick hats by Edward g Sheehy. of No 2i7
East sld-s 1900
3ist-st No l26 West. i've story brick Hat, by
81 10000
na,s by Same as al,yc. 5000
J2l-si n 3i-avr. lve-fory brick office
Si,yr ............."......... 10000
3i;h-si. - ~ LexingiOn-nve, seven
story brick fiat. by IIorgnn siatfery 4 90. ~
14sths and West Endaye. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
4'h-st. 80 East story iron gym
nasigm. rs Cornella Amermanr. 81 Nyack.
Amsierdnm-aye 4. - n az ltr,d-st. seven
brick IA 10y Henry {; Marshall q No lOl
Mticnci IsOscobel ayes lcl,'h-st, six four
irdge .."........ ............... 5000
Soth--t. n g ~ Amstefdam-ave, five
base brick fats, by Elias Kemp
II Eas; Gist st .................. 10000
Bergen-ave q - - II Of Grovest four-story
brick tenement, b. John l. Mead. Of No 33o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30
Gounlrn propcrtp 60 Cst.
Qouu,rn Real Gotatc for Sale.

NJ ARRAGA NSETT PIER.
~ BORDERING Salt Lake: 100 choice land.
high ground commanding elegant view Of will be
.nl Who'll. or part. admirably adapted for country
clubs or private resden,r@ For circulars md par
tlcuars apply ". HERBERT CASW ELL. AZ Narrngan-
soft Pier or FOLSOM BROS. s26 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30

=. ,n,- ,..,. Nyutau, Declor m, wife
20 John Fulton 49,. =:
'"p-@ = - ,f,t.r .....
A'"i' ~ , "a "a, icnnv ,aldatazzo Tngaro TO
0lst-si. - %. i,',,' ' 49,.
LAURA VI 90 20 80, t.,s,. Jacab schloss.r and
"ih,si 30 - -11,',d,,,,nn ana vito ...... ~
N'il-s' ~ p. 80" - t-r,eru.l Potter and Mar
lin !; 0chs anl wife 90 fbintam Tichner ma.
ioos same same ,,., 80"
"p',,.., ~ Ii.,fhrvys ...... ....................
f.i n q. ~ Avenue b. 25xico.s
80, +, riecfe- 20 Adam Faerbcr and wife. %'.1b
't'.,' r. iis. Royall IIoughton
- VIZ ft.,,,,,., an lille B., rarf........... i
'"''" mar llith.sf iuG.iuxliO George
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30

Ii WAS BUILT TO RELIEVE SCHOOLS IN THAT
DISTRICT. BUT THEY ARE NOW FILLED
MORE PRIMARY SCHOOLS NEEDED.
4, has frequently been charged that Ncw-York's
public schools greatly oyercrowdee. and that
there are thousands % children ~ ,hc streets who
are unable fnd admission % Tho schools These
charges have been me: ny the school authorities
with statistics showing taat the schools not
overcrowded. and that there arc many thousands
OF empty sttings. In this Il seems that both
are right 20 n certain extent. and In the same de-
gree both wrong. The vide difference IN tie
conclusions arrived a. Is easily explained. In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30
llnfurnisbeo apartments % Eet.

ID ARLINGTON. 40 EAST 23TH-ST.. near Madison
I'D SQUARE nine and bath. IN complete order
very central and moderate rent; possession
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30
NNALSUT LANE SCHOOL.
Europe.
Q enrher5.

ERENCH LADY hiplor eep desire for The summer
situation eacnsr lady's companion, Germ ~
painting excellent references Address Mile. D. - West
Q3dst
L'RENCH language taught thoroughly own or pupil
residence. diploma. Prof. D. FANN. ~ ". 4',nst
nRIVATE TUITION with exceptional, advantages ~ a
i refined home. under Harvard graduate - long *
per!ence in education. Address Rev J. II. CONVERSE
Law Library. Baltimore. Nd.
TTEACHER In seminary wishes summer engagement
i music. German kindergarten. Address ADNEETlSE R.
321 East i1th-s'.
vVNUTOR.-A Everett. Stone Nale). SOL Fifth Ave. TIL
i torng college EXAMINATIONS specially. Necoin-
by Dr. Greer. "a conscientious and competent;
educator
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furnished bouses 90 Cet-Gonntrp.

7 ARGE COTTAGE Milford, Pa. TO rent for season
Mo6ern IMPROVEMENTS: fully furnished large shad,
grounds nice garden with lots OF fruit Terms moderate
Address Fox A.. Milford. Pike Co.. IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30
1nstruction.
Fer Young Ladies. Country.


Fer Young Ladies.-Country.
VNGLEslDl--A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
NEW MILFORD. LITCHFIElD co. CONN.
Opens Tu,Aday. october lsi. 1895.
Post graduate course. Mrs WA. u. BLACK. Pairone1s
60 MAKY'5 SCHOOL
- GARDEN CITY. y. Y.
College Preparatory and Elective Courses ~ STUDY NV
Manual issued January first. Appe atoms os tAs
Principals European party should be made at once
MISS JULIA Il. FARWEiiA Principal
NVALNUT LANE SCHOOL
boarding Day and College Preparatory FOR GIFTS os'h
wear opens sept 25th For circular address
Mrs THEODORE Il. RICHARDS. Principal
Mi, SARA LOUISE TRACY \. NJ. Associate Principal!
GER a=,own. Philadelphia
Europe.
DEDICATION ~ ENGLAND.
Preparation f.- all university examinations Harvard
Yai. oxford Cambridge The Rev. J. ". Iacknan
receives resident and nonresident pupils to prepare f
a.,ve examinations None but hfsf-cass university inN
engaged Tutors. Comfortable home. Nn"lrsine d's
pilne Cricket. football. Tennis. large Ih'iI pr"
Beading Room house. Address Hereford lt'rS"
West Brighton. SUSSEX. Ereend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30
Gfbool Ascneirs.

MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Professors Teachers Tutors GoverheSse''
&c 10 Colleges Schools and Families Apply to
Mrs NJ J. YOUNG FULTON. y Union square
t'isK TEACHERS AGENCIES. New-Yo.k. Boston.
4 Chicago. Angeles. etc. IL T. Croker W. ~ k-Ir.
L. " Huyssoon w. Pratt ~ Y. Many rs 10 oth ave-
ADRIAN COYRIERES Teachers Agency supplies pro-
lVI teachers. csSes ETC.. in all deps
schools carefully recommended. 40 5thaye. cor 0hs
NJ Y EDUCATIONAL. BUREAU. No CT East !th-s
~ feachcrs recommends schools free arteS'
and best list II {. Kellogg. Manager. No CT East 9ih -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30
CUNARD LINE

"A. TO LIVERPOOL By QUEENSTOWN
.Inpania. June l. II a. EtruIia. June D. p m
Umbria. June s. y. III. Caupanis June -. 10 a. m
June 10 10 "A. Imbrla July u. D. M
EXTRA SAILING.
Auranla. Thursday. July j. Noon
From North River. foot OF Clarkson-st.
Cabin passage 500 and upward Second cabin. s.o. sAo
S,5. vrlng rteamel and acoommo aa;lons.
Sterrnge tickets and fom all parts OF Europe AZ
very low rates For freight and passage apply al the
Cotnpany's once. No. Bowling Green. NewYOrk.
VERNON II. BROWN Co. General Agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30
Qnsirultion.

NEWLY SK NETWORK.
NIlSS PEBBLES AND MISS TliOMPSONS
I'A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS
10. az "a East 57th Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30

NOONS TOT rs.
" Al our DOWNTOWN ChieO OFFICE 26i -2G2 Broad
way, York. We have every facility and Information
for intending travellers Uptown residents Will ind
UPTOWN STEAMSHIP OFFICE Il 49, broadway
obtaining tickets and Information
All kinds bought and Sold Letters Of
Credit Circular Notes steamer Chairs.
TIlOS. COOK x SON.
Official Ticket Agents for all Trunk Inns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30
STEAMSHIP LINES
NETHERLANDS LINE

NETHERLANDS LINE
~ for ROTTERDAM and AMSTERDAM via BouIogns
sur Mer France.
4. 8. WERKENDAM. Thursday. May 30. at o. m
s. $ AMSTERDAM -. Saturday; June l. p.
First cabin $50 and upward second abn $685.
very low rates Apply for tourist guide and terns
General Passenger Agency 80 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30

"a Sl7O-Finc throughout. including Ocean and
transportation. hotel omnibus. rides ana
fees walters other excursions s24" and upward S"nd
fr itineraries to Frank Baker, ~ Nassau New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30
NETWORKS PUBLIC SCHOOLS
IXXXNI.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENTS OF 40. 90 OVER
CROWDED.

II WAS suILr TO RELIEVE SCHOOLS IN THAT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30

old OMINION LINE.
" Steamers for NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH OLD POINT
SoMEoRT an, and MEwnoRT NEWS vIRGNIA pEAci!
TON D. Mon; Tues, Wed, Thurs. and s,s. Fol
Richmond Via JAMES RiVER-Mon.. Wed. and Sat. Fo
90 new No. N. r.. foot Beach-st at 3 o. M SATURDAY.
Through tickets and freight to ali point
South and West '
- w. l. GUlILAIIpEu Traffic Mana~a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30

"A United States Mai, Steamships sail Or
SGOW Via J. - y u @ y - l. X
Pier -. North River foot West 2tth-s
Ethiopia June |. IL m. Nnchorn Jun" -. ii A. M
June = tiioassa June - D. M
Cabin Si5. second CABIN So and $50
Ste-ragr. Outwirl. SIG. Prepaid. SIS.
s. s CITY or ROME. Saturday, June ~. II a. M
Saloon 500 second Cabin $50. Strciage. us
HENnERsON nROTI Frs. bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30

NOMPAGNIE GENEHALE Transatlantiquc.
~ FRENCH LINE TO lIANKE
CHAMPAGNE, Laurent. .......Sat June |. "A.
Ia BOT llGOiNE I,boeuf Sat. Juae a
IA TOCRAlNE. Sant.. sat, June ID. a.
Ncw-York to Alexandria Egypt wa Paris. trip valid ~
days Fifst-cass 500 second class. SIG
A.. FORGET. General Agent. No. , Bowiln. Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30
WHITE STAR LINE.

Tcuonc. =. June D. 3 p nj Adriatic July 3 , p m
Irannic June H. 10 Teutonic. July 10. $50 a. IN
Majestic. June ~. p. m isritannic Jaiy H. y m
NO COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS
Pier 10 North River. Oiilcr. - Hro adway, y l.
n. MAITLAND kERSEi. Assent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30

$500 ENCI RSION TO III KOBE Sloo
~. rr.rY .ru PER CUNAKp SIS "AIRANlA.'
All cSp.nss- Included Swiss and Rhine Annex Trip
$50 ~ i,ay trip $40 extra Choicest berihs On Au
rama included
CRUISE TO THE MEDTERKANEAN
Jan - 1896 specially chartered steamer Fresland
- ll6 toms, $500 up Organized and accompanied BY
T. g. CLARK. i'll BROADWAY. NEW-foRk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-02
The Model Kitchen.

The kitchen should bo-for health's
sake IL for no other-the brightest room
In the house, excepting only the nursery
and the room where the children sleep. IL
should have every convenience for saving
labor and stops and be we'll ventilated. 1t
need not be very large room II everything
Is compactly arranged I'm it. and 10 should
have the walls lined with cupboards, built
IN tho house. The sinks should not be in
closed, or IL they are bit damp they will
get smelling bad in n very short time, and
nothing will ever overcome it. You will
find on inquiry that In old houses where
tho kitchen is pokcd off under tho back
stoop and has but one window fncing on
walled up area OF north, tho people Of
that house had always some member of
the family sick. Microbes and infection
love dark Kitchens. Powdered borax seat
tered freely about the Kitchen pantry and
bathroom will cxterminate reaches. Phil
sdslphia TlmeA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-02
DEATH NOTICES.

Adams. Mrs Lucy r Nickerson, Herbert ID
Barrows, Arthur seagrave, Frank
Brady, Charles smith, William G
Carpenter. Clarissa ID Wilbur. Mrs. Eliza
Tanning, Bridget
ADAAIS--ln Johnston. Jan. 81. Mrs. Lucy r
Adams. in the 18th year of his age.
BRADY-In this city, at his mothers resi-
dence, corner OF Dean and Fountain
streets. Feb. l. Charles f., son of Rose A..
and the late James Brady, In the 9th year
of his age.
BARROwS-At North Attleboro. Mass, Feb
l. Arthur BarroSs, in the 50th year of his
age.
CARPENTER-In North Kingston, Jan. 81,
Clarissa d., wife OF samue! Carpenter, and
daughter of the late William and Sarah
Cornell, aged ~ years.
FANNING-In this city, JAN 81, Bridget Fam
ming. wife of the late John Tanning, in the
5lst year of her age.
NICKERSON-In this city, Feb. I. Herbert ID.
Nckerson, In the i3d year of his age.
SMITH-In Pawtucket, Jan. 81. William G.
Smith. in the 42d year OF bis age.
sEAGRAvE-ln this city, Feb. I, Frank y.
Seagrsve, aged 20 years.
Funeral service ut his late residence, 81
Common street. on Tuesday. Feb. 3. AT 10 a. N.
Relatives and friends are iavited to attend.
Burial at Uxbridge at convenience Of the
family.
Uxbrilgc and Worcester papers please copy.
wILBUR-In Charlcstown. Jan. 81, Mrs. Eliza
4. Wilbur. widow Of Nathaniel $. Wilbur,
in the 10Th year Of her age.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-02
WILLIAM NORTON.
A Brown Athlete Supposed to Be
Dead.
Unidentified Dead Body Found In a
Sloop Supposed TO BE His.

few days ago the body of man was
found in sloop anchored in the Indian
river south of Rockledge, Fla. Among the
effects found on the man was q
check book on Providence, II. j. bank,
which bore the name of Norton. There
is every reason TO believe that the man is
none other than William Norton, the
famous foot and baseball player, who was
coach for Brown University football team
the past season. A few days after the last
game Mr.. Norton started south, and was
going through the Southern states on a
bicycle. Prior to his departure he
made deposit in the Weybosset
Bank, and has drawn number
of checks upon the bank. One was drawn
Dec. "a, one Jan. 10, and the last Jan. Ia.
The first two were from Georgia, and the
last from Titusvile. Fla. This Is the last
heard from Mr.. Norton. Fred f..
Smith, his most intimate friend at
Brown University, received letter from
him, stating that he would soon be in
Titusvile and would "make Florida on
his bicycle. Mr.. Smith has not received
any reply TO his last letter: He was a
lover OF yachting, and his friends are
positive that he is the man. III he were
alive he would have written or have sent
for more money.
Mr.. Norton was about 26 years old and
his home was in Waukegan, III. He was
one of the best known college foot and
base ball players in the world, and had
been connected with the Yale and Dart
mout h teams, and was connected with the
Waterbury team last season. lie was n
graduate OF Yale Law School, and of the
classical department OF Dartmouth
College.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-02

time the company was placed In commits
sion held the position OF engineer. The
company has always been noted for it's
good work, and has rendered much val
liable service to the residents in that
vicinity.
The present members OF the company
did not feel like letting the twentieth
anniversary OF their station pass without
some notice, SO last evening the friends of
the members were invited to the house,
which, by tho way, was very prettiy
decorated for the occasion, and most in
teresting musical and literary entertain
ment was given. Among the persons who
rendered their services for the occa-
sion were George Crowell, Misses Annie
Osborne, Evie Cooke, Phebe Goff. Nettie
Burnham, Sadie Roland, Fred Hudson,
Mrs. l.. w. Esten, Mrs. M. Berry, Mrs.
Gardiner and Others. During intermission
q tempting supper was served.
The committee who had charge
of the affair was James Il. Hub
bard, Gerrge G.. Battey, Charles A.
Cooke, William A. Sawip, William
Dunlap, George A. Gardiner and f. II.
Day, the latter officiating as secretary
and chairman.
SDuring the first year of the existence of
the company, 10 runs were made, and
during the month just past, the number
OF runs was 4S. The festivities were
brought to close about midnight.
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lelephone WILL
The Owl Club held its regular monthly
nue. last evening. After the business OF
the meeting was over collation.
was served by Caterer McNih
Singing and recitations followed by j. II.
Mccarthy. The Owl Club has appointed
the following committee to purchase a
piano: Messrs. Mulvey, Miller and Nc
Niff
Wanskuck Council, No. 1891, Royal
Arcanum, which was formed three years
ago, il getting along swimmingly. Already
three new members have been added the
past week, w hich makes 43 in all. Tomorrow
Wanskuck Council will hold its installa-
tion of officers. 1t Is expected that oil the
supreme officers OF the State Will be
present.
Loyal Victoria Lodge, Order of Odd
Fellows, Nj. u, held ball In Hedly's
Hall last evening. There was very large
attendance, and ii was success financially
and otherwise.
The masquerade ball In Dimond Hall,
given by Greene's Orchestra, last evening,
Donough andPartner led the grand march
The committee of arrangements were Z.
Morton Greene, Henry 9. Greene, Henry +.
Greene, George w. Bailey; floor director,
Thomas McDonough; aids, John
Lynch, John Masterson; reception
committee, James Hagan, Herbert Wilson
Frank Whitford, Charles Forbes, John
Philips, w. #. Sholes, Henry Ciemence,
James H. Clarke.
Tomorrow afternoon the Grattan Cadets
. will hold an election of officers.
A large number OF people from Vans
kuck and vicinity attended the mission
now being held in St. Thomas Church,
Manton. Mr.. James Leary of st. Ed
wards Church. by special request, sang
"Salutaris."
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Police Rnids Last Nicht.

Lieutenant Rankin, Sergeant Smith,
Officers willard, Costigan. Waterman
and Feoney comprised raiding party last
evening and succeeded In captur-
ing Cora Belle Blanchard, Mabel
Tobin, Mabel Fox aud spruce
looking chap from Boston by the name OF
Willie Peary. In the Sixth District
Court this morning the women were
charged With keeping houses of III fame,
ana were also fiDed for selling and Keeping
LIQUOR for sale without n license. They
oil admitted sufficient evidence and APP
pealed. They were bound over TO the
ourt Of Common Pleas. Peary was re-
leased, but told to leave the city In short
order, which he did.