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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-07-04
LOCAL BEEyITI SIS.

The court OF chancery will convene Fri
day.
The Springfield roller ordered by the
Board of Directors Of the Street and Sewer
Department has arrived here.
About 200 persons went on the exeur-
sion or the Second Baptist Sunday-sohool
to Woodland Beach Tuesday.
The Pullman car Geraldine was sent 10
Jersey City Tuesday and the cars Virgo
and Hampton were shipped To Washing
The transfer Of property 190x25 feet. on
the south side of Church lane west of Park
avenue, by Amy Littell Clarke TO George
Clarke and wife, was recorded Tuesday,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-07-04

Clawson S. Hammitt and Miss Mary
Downing were married last evening
at the residence OF the bride, No. S53
Van Buren, street The wedding was
a very quiet one and was attended
only by the immediate friends and rela-
tives Of the contracting parties. The
ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Frank Lnmbater, ID. D., dean of
Temple College, Philadelphia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-07-04

Ellie, the eldest daughter Of Edward
J. Kelley Of No. 423 East Ninth street,
died Tuesday of valvular disease of
the heart, after severe sickness of two
months duration. She was pupil Of
st. Mary's school and was beloved by
the sisters and her classmates. She gave
promise of being bright, intelligent
girl. The children of ST. Mary's school
will attend the funeral in a body.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-07-04

William B. Weldon. yesterday, in.
stituted suit for $4,000 damages against
William 9, Guthrie, who was arraigned
in the municipal court Tuesday on the
charge OF assault and battery, which
was preferred by Eva G. Weldon. The
suit is based on the action of the defend
ant in extracting one Of the girls teeth.
James w. Ponder is counsel for the
plaintiff.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-07-04
ULAIM OFs1O.OOO.
A Suit to Recover From the Receivers of
the Walton a. Yhann Co.

tue Wattoh q Whnhn Co.
Testimony was taken yesterday by
United States Commissioner S. Redmond
Smith in the equity suit OF Henry w,
Bartol and others against the receivers
Of tho Walton d. Whann Co. Bartol
was represented by c. W. NJ. Newlin OF
Philadelphia and Charles G. Rumford
of this city, and Z. G. Bradford ap.
pcared for the receivers.
The complainants allegs that they
purchased $4,000 worth of preferred
stock OF the company and claim thai
the condition Of affairs at the time was
misrepresented to them, and ask that
they be permitted to file claims as
creditors of the company.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-07-04

The flowers received Monday evening
by Councilman Meaney were a testi.
monial from the Null Club, those re.
ceived by Councilman Watson were
sent by E. L. Tnrner and those received
by Councilman Leary were gift from
residents of the Third ward. The re.
cipients gratefully acknowledged the
tokens.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-07-04

The members of the elocution and
physical culture classes Of the Young
Woman's Christian Association gave
sociable, Tuesday, to their Instructor,
Miss L. J. Durham, at the close OF the
classes for the season. 1t was very
enjoyable affair.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-07-04
Annual Meeting OF tho water Com m,..iop.

at the annual meeting of the Board
,ot Water Commissioners on Tuesday
afternoon. William I. Porter was re-
elected president to serve during the
ensuing term. Joseph A. Bond was
continued as engineer and John s.
Grohe as registrar. The men In the
employ OF the department were ali con.
tinued In the service, except few who
had been doing temporary work. The
Office Of the registrar will hereafter be
opened at 8 o'clock in the morning,
instead Of o, as heretofore, and will
close at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, the
regular hour. The weekly meeting,
which followed the annual session, was
devoid of interest
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-07-04

Associated PressD.sOEtin " SBsIII WlrN,
VICTORIA, B. c., July 3.-Among the
Passengers on the steamer Empress of
China, which arrived to-day from Hong
Kong and Yokohama, was ex-Secretary
of State Foster, who acted as China's
agent in the peace negotiations with
Japan. He left at once for Washington.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-07-04

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.
will run another select excursion to
beautiful Bay Ridge, Sunday, July eth.
A sail on the broad Chesapeake, peep
at Annapolis, Baltimore and Fort
McHenry and soft crab dinner are a
few of the attractive features of the trip.
Bay Ridge is healthy, clean and re-
ing the day was twice as long.
We give below list of stations show.
s..r. ~. az s.....r.i.al TRAIN,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-07-04

A dispatch sent from Baltimore, Nd.
Tuesday, said ''At the Riverside Athletic
Hall tonight Chris Johnson. middle
weight champion OF Maryland. mt
Edward Mcconnell of Wilmington, To
sleep in the fifth round Ir the first
round johnson was Aoored twice.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-07-04

Associated Prsss Dlspatch ng Spsclal WrsL
YouNGsTowN, o., July ga CON
Segment of 1000 tons Of steel billets
has just been shipped from here to the
This is the first shipment Of steel from
this point to Europe.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-07-04

West Presbyterian Sunday-school will
60 to Cape May on Tuesday, July 9th,
which date has been set aside BY the
managers of the steamer Republic as
Church Day. A congsnial crowd and
enjoyable day are expected.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-07-04
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WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN
w RAILROAD COMpANy

WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN
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tonl for a n o. Innstan Wnn,.hn,ts w. 49,
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brsev ILospn rSGHpson, most Shestsr En
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n. M and i.55 n M Sunday onlS 4 "A $500 =
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-07-04
LIKE AN EL0PEM ENr
The Mysterious Disappearance of Two
Young People from Bridgevilie.
| Special o ,rres DnndAn:s OF Every EVENING.

The Mysterious Disappearance of Two
Young People from Bridgevilie.
Special O,rrssDondan;e OF RyarY Evening
BRIpaEvILLE, July 2.-Venie, the IL
years-old daughter Of Purnell Johnson of
this town, has loft her home suddenly and
rather mysteriously, and her parents fear
she has eloped to marry William Hastings.
The girl, attired in neatly fitting blue
serge dress, left her home Saturday after
noon, saying she was going ont to make
some purchases. Not returning for supper
search was begun and it was learned that
she left town, unaccompRnied. on the
o'clock train AS she did not buy ticket
at the station, her destination is unknown.
Hastings, who is few years the girls
senior, lives here and for several months
has been keeping steady company with
the girl, He also lett town Saturday
morning ON the north-bound train. This
strengthens the belief of the father that
his daughter hos been or will be welded
to the young man.
The father had arranged to start yester-
day morning OH a search for the girl but
having no idea where she went, was COM
PEELED to abandon this purpose.
THEY WE'RE MARRIED.
RRIpGEvILLE, July 3--Miss Venie John
son and William Hastings have returned
to town after having been married.
The couple alighted from the train with
out the least concern and were met by the
girls father. The latter and Hastings
soon went TO far corner of the station.
and the father heard of his daughters
marriage, which occurred at Viola Sun
day. Though he said he did not approve
of the elopement, he soon gave his consent
to their living together, and after talking
with his daughter and forgiving her the
couple entered carriage and were driven
to their home, near town.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-07-04
For Atlantic City,

Express. $40, SEQ and $50 a. M. LOO ts.+as..
days onlyl. 400, 800, 4OQ, LaO, 500 aud go
n. IN. 81 excursion, 200 a. IN. weeH-dayss
sundays, 800, $50, 500. $50, 400 and as a.
M, 4.SO y. m. 81 excursion, 100 BE- m. ste-
turning, leave Atlantic city SIS Mondays
only, 100, $50. 900 ami j0.3b .. IN, goa, 400
b,s0, e,Sb and $40 p. M, weekdays sundays.
3.g5, 40A, 600 2S0, GOO, 100, SOA 9'V5 and NO
\ y. IN.
FoR CAPE MAY. AN0LRsEk WILDWOOD AND
HOLLY BKAcu-Exprsss, a0l a. m. SSh 40
and 900 y. III, week dars. Sundays, s'sl q.
~. Excursion. 100 n IN, daily Cape May
only, express, $50 y. M, Saturdays.
FoR SEA IsLB CTTr. OCEAN CRY and AVALON
Rxpress, $40 a. M, ESQ. 4s0 p. m. week
days. sundays, S5ja. m. Excursion 200 ns
~. daily.
FoR soMxas POINT-ESpress. 8. 20, $50 a. m, zoo,
800, Loo b.d0 p. m. weekdays. sundays, aUui
500. 9.sh a. IN,
nj y be obtained at the toket otices or stationA
The u2lop Transfer COMPANY win cal ter
and On eek BAGGAGE froIu hotels ana .esldsncef
6. n PROVOST, =. X WVoN
General AAnsgsh eeH rA7HAkeA- I
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-07-04
PRICE LYNCHED BY A MOB
Taken From Denton Jail and
Hanged to a Tree.
MASKED MEN DID THE LyNOHING
>Angered Because He Had
Been Given a Respite.

PRICE Beseed to be Permitted to Hide
when the Mob Came After Him--
Quickiy Brought Ont aud hanged to
Tree--siurd Avenged In a Summary
Manner.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-07-04
pENNsYLvANIA RAIL,

u
Daily. kpaily, except sunday. tSliiyt I
except saturday.
dPonnsyivaniG Limitsd," dining car, sizr0 . n
Fast line, Pittsburg and tho West
dining oar. 1225 p n
Ing esr........,..................... $50 D n
Western Express. ..............,... $3.50 y n
South Western Express. s,.,......- 10 p y
Pacific Express. WeDt. rilao y n
Harrisburg Express, sk80 and iE50
a. H., $3.50 p. m, and Mall. ......- 100 a
Niagara, Rochester and hano tx
press. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ie,5l n
Rlmira and Kenovo Express. ~. tl2e5 n
Williapsport Express, M{o p. m;
SundAya............... ....-...-..-s Ao1 4
rochester and Buffalo Hxpress. ..... 1850 +
Erie, Rochester and buffalo Express, 'll20 p&|
Lock Haven Express. ....,.........s' a.50 aH&
Cumberland Valley Railroad, 4-a0, $50 a ~
l2s5, 40 D. IN. week days. 1l.nO p m exc K
Saturdays. Sundays, 4.s0 g. m. and $50
ll.so o. IN. j
For Gettysburg, 4.30, $50 a. M, and i2.R p E3S
weekdays.
SQHuYLKILL DIVISION
For PhGnixvilIe, Pottstown and Reading Ri
H.S5 and 1919 a. M. ai0, lie, b.9l and <13
m. Sundays, $50 and 9.e8 n M. lilo, 5.tv W
s.a0p. M. Phnnixylile only, T.lb a. M
AIS and 1l.87 D. IN. weekdays.
For Pottsville, 80. 9.35, iB.i9 a M, 2. ir is
and q II y. m. weekdays sundays, 8
q. IN, and 81 40 u. IN. "a I&I<
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-07-04
For New York

Express, Wosk-uay6, y. 70, AUS, 400, 49,, Il. y ,
$40, $50. 1890, dining carr lf.00A", n''' f*I8
l2,W room, 1898, Omitted. 100 ailocatin
dining cars lao, $50. dining ae possc,l
b.OC, 5.b6, dining carl 500, $50. I'M .lllaa, W
t.'c, = s..s. sso, ID saiss Nel'st
M, 1875, $50, dining <$r1-AcN 1872 ~ r.
b.20, 5,S6. dining carr $50, So I Att. 49, r
p.lu., and l2.0i night tkn'ndW n
ExpRfss for Boston, without riai Az
WEI & Us, aud 650 p. m. d. -
catskih kxpress tparior carl XIX * nroau'
s; $ SsS:i 'sprs.. arer 8sS css e
For Sea Girt. Long Branch rdi ~ atweef&
stations, a.05, 6.jO H2l, iIbe 5ntlf lertR:
aud 400 y, IN. week-daysh onfrDm ;nc&
days only. Sundayr, 40 ,t.a,i 4. (; IA
For Lambsrtville tNew II A,ek W
Gap mud Scranton, w. ia ]
tparior car 10 Nit pOconx., q, 1T VI
IN, 1900 noon and 3. So,
Easton only, d.0l p. IN. 5---J. II
Buffalo. T. "a a. m. and INV Dix-W II
ind 6.ab p. IN. Sundays c,a4ct, ! & E
WASHINGTON AT n. u H
For Baltimore and Was ciiat,ipio ia,
sic. ln2O Ills afsWorlu S III 'SesoAx
dining carr. liza 3. ,1>eoutestf15| r loieE
sional limited, dinius - III, eluH-1 none ID
earl and 7.i1 dining TTiIVeK itnfa offaceW
week days. SundayA.. steJ+,4ss
has q IN. lie AL, as and Y 11y ora 2
100 tdiung carr p. IN. and 10, ~, Of sud:
For Richmond. li.SS q. m. and IA ar an .12=
iao5 night daily, 80 q NJ al W. |z.
Qtmitedl weeksdayA Won X
Atlantic Coast Line, ii.3S a m. dali "a X*E|
TO Port Tampa, Macon and Charles y
night daily, sleeper TO Jacksonville. Il <@&;
Southern Railway o.bs p IN. daily; X
70 New Orleans, Tampa and hemphis. 5|&5
Chesapeake q ohio Railway nnd Cincln rs
sleepars. and dining car. 7.l9 y. mzE8$ YEA
For Old Po.at Comfort aud Norid$ fW1
Charles route, q. y a M. weekdays Ano> 81
Leave MARKET STREET FERRYas tolIows:l
Expres: for New YORK, 1oO aud 1000 a M, apdI
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-07-04

AssoclntedPrsas Dispatch BY Special Wires
PHILADELPHIA July &-wheat. NC. lower:
fancy milling grades slaS5c.; No red spot
In export elevator, 7iasISc.
Corn, steady: No !. Tor local trade. Seh s53c.
Oats dull and weak; No. while. 33,sc.: NO.
white, Ike: No. 9 mixed, BIC.
Bran, steady; winter In bulk, Sli5OalhoO;
spring In sacks, Sl5nl6.
Butter, dull and sc. cent lower; fancy
Western creamery, iIc.; do Pennsylvania
prints, l9c.; do do. lobbng, 2Oa2Sc,
Eggs, arm; fresh ncarpy, 1885,; do Western
l2hai3c.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-07-04

Sold tAyoughout the world. PcT7nR DRUG AND
he Blood, Skin. scalp, and Hair," mailed ffee.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-07-04

When my little girl was one month old. she
bad a seab form on her face, IT. kept spreading
until she was completely covered from head u
foot Then she had boils. She had forty on hei
head at one time, and more on hor body. Wheu
pound and half less than at birth. Then heI
skin started to dry up and got so bad she could
not shut her eyes to sleep, but lay with them
half open. About this time, 1 started using the
CuTIcURA RRMEDIKs, and IN one month she lnds
completely cured. The doctor and drug bills
were over one hundred dollars the CUTfcUBA
Is now strong. healthy, and large as any child
81 her age lsee photol, and Il is all owing
10 CUrIOURA. Yours with Mothers Blessing
Mrs. GEO. VI. TUCKER, JR.,
6s2 Walker ST., Milwaukee, Wis.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-07-04

e. Congressional Limited ykprsss uaipN
and dining cars. No extra ~ Is
usual Pullman charge. *, WSVE1|4---4t
a. Limited express iraN =. -. 4
Pullman vestibuie parior c X s
senger coaches, and dininE ar
For further VITO ATOMS ieidea e
fssred to O., tie ,a.s 5iesssSeinlv o - \
Gen. NAnaEst. w Gsskrsa
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-07-04

nhby Blsmishes. hlline hair, aud red, rough
aEnds prevented and anred by ousicura Sonp.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-07-04
New York Markets.

aNVW
Associated Prose- Dispatch by special Wires
Nxw YORK, July a.-Flour State and Vest
ern, quiet hut fairly steady; Southern -four,
dull; fye -four, quiet.
Whest, No red, July. 7sGa73ySc.: August,
74sla74Nc,; Septemp er, Tslla75tsc.; December.
T7oT1hc.
Corn, No Q, August, 5Oa50J6c.; September,
50Aa5ONc.
Oats. No. Q, dull aud eHsier September,
27Sa27Ac.: track white, 3ea3gc.
Boef, quiet; pork, dull; lard, inactive: prime
Western, 1918,
Buttsr, steady; Western dairy. salic.; West
ern creamery, l9aisc: ElSins, lSc.
Cheese, quiet; state large. 6NaS3-c.: small,
TasAc.; pari skims, aAaSGc.: full skins, 4 AZ.
Eggs, steady: State and Pennsylvania, I4c. /;
Western, l2al3c.
sugar, raw, uull; refined, flriner.
Csttee, quiet: No. Z, l5ac.
Tallow, steady.
Hay, hSm.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-14
The Madagascar War.

PARIS, Oct. li-General Duchesne. COM
uiander Of the Madagascar expedition, has
telegraphed to the government some OF the
details of the taking Of Antananarivo.
He says that several smart engagements,
which were fought on Sept $500 brought
him to Isafy. On Sept. 80 he attacked tho
heights east OF Antananarivo. 1.-Two
columns under Generals Metzinger and
Voyron," the report continues engaged
Hoght, and after a fight captured the
heights. The Malagassy batteries at the
palace and north of the capital having
opened dre, l commenced TO lombard.
when the Malagassy ENJOYS came to ask
US to suspend hostilities. Our troops
thereupon occupied the capital 1 made
an official entry to the city the next morn
ing, and treaty of peace was signed and
ratified by the queen in the evening. Our
loss was six killed and 90 wounded. The
behavior of the troops was beyond praise. "
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-14
PUBLIC LIBRARY.

Tho number OF volumes issued during the
week ending Oct. II is Z23; daily average of
S73
Among the additions OF the past few weeks
are "Frail Children of the Air-Excursions
Into the World of Butterflies" by q II scud-
der, G07A3; indigenous Flowers of the
Hawaiian Islands, with a colored plates), by
Mrs Francis Sinclair, Jr. 6O6.09; Cruising
Among the Caribbees," by q A Stoddard,
ford 40Gl. .i3; PICTURESQUE California" edited
by John Muir, 40S36O;' Tho History of the
Australian Colonies by Edward jerks,
2OI2g: 1.-The Rom ance OF Prince Eugene" "
IAN idyll OF the time of Napoleonl, by Albert
Pulitzer, SO6s. Sab; "The Expedition by Zebu-
lon Montgomery Pike" ". Ga new edition,
reprinted in full from the original Of 1870,
edited by Elliott Coues, sac; Personal
RccoIlections of Notable People," 2v., by It q
X Tuckerman, 1881. 123: "Townsend Harris
ETt ES, AsCan rs EHySy n asf@s SsPas vSgg Ta aSp
his Life and Work" by W. Shenstone.
so66.7; Margaret winthrop," by Mrs Alice
Charles Conrad Abbott, 1908. ia; two new fairy
books by Andrew Lang; The Red True story
Book" 270.90. and "My Own Fairy Book. I"
1871 Tales of An Eneineer' wi, with , Rhy ~ mes
Christian Andersen's "Siories and Feiry
Tales" 2v "a new edition revised and trans
lated by Oskar Sommer, lS7. l40: "a Flock
of Girls and Boyh, by Nora Perry. 5.l62
'sSnowshoes and Sledges" by Kirk Munroe.
1874 iO2; a new illustrated edition OF Joel
Chandler Harris Sncie hem1s, u.s. 1880; L,ooS,o
10 Folklore" edited by Charles l. Edwards,
s7s347; "The Greater Victorian Poets, by
Memories" SE% s by Ashcroft Noble. 1857 lso "a
Selection OF Passages from Plato Tor English
Readers," v. edited by Knight from the
translation by y JSwett; SSO'sfj rhe aa,n, ISmor.
TO Science" by Louis Figuier, 6'Q 20; "Shtist's
idea OF the Supernatural" by III Denison.
to7. .ios; and Richmond Msyo.snitas s ScisnSe s.,s
OF Statistics. Part l-"Stststics ana ooci'
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-14
Docket for October 10.
(Municipsi Court OF Providence.


Estates of Kate Anderson, petition
for appointment of guardian; Ruth y. Ba-
con, administration account; Julia Barry,
petition for appointment OF guardian;
Morris Barry, petition for appointment OF
administrator; William Barry, petition Tor
appointment of guardian; Peter Burgess,
will for probate; Laura w. Champlin, peti-
tion for appointment OF guardian; Ellen
Collins, petition for sale of real estate; John
Connors, administration account; Mich
ael Dolan, petition for removal of execu-
tor and appointment OF administrator,
d. b. n. c. [. A.; Gabriel Ferri, petition
that custodian be ordered to turn over
personal estate to administrator; William
T.. Giay, guardians account; William +.
Hammond, petition for appointment OF
administrator; William Harris, petition
for assignment of dover; Lucy Horton,
will and two codicils for probate; Will
liam ii. Low, Jr., petition for appoint
ment of administrator; Adella Frances
Low, petition for appointment of guardian.
William X. Low, petition for appointment
OF guardan Rosanns Nj. Lynch, petition
for appointment of guardian; Anna Mas
terson, will for probate; John }, McCor-
ick, administration account; Mary Nc
Cough. petition for appointment OF guar
dian; Arthur McGoough, petition for APP
pointment OF guardian Teresa McGeough,
petition for appointment OF guardian Mary
]. Mclaughlin, petition for appointment
OF administrator; Martin McNih. will
for probate; Bridget Murphy, admins
tration account; Grace O'Hearn, petition
for appointment OF guardian; George IL.
Peck, supplemental report of commits
sioners; George III. Peck, administration
account; Edward Reynolds, petition for
adoption; Sarah 9. Richmond, will and
codicil for probate; Joseph j. Silvs, pc
tition for appointment OF administrator; (;
Charles Stokes, administrator account I;
and petition for order OF distri button; Ann
Tierney, will for probate; Walter A. WALL
ing, administration account; Antoine
Williams, administration account.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-14
nur,a, of sculptor story.

ROME, Oct. l4,-The remains Of William
wetmore Story, the sculptor, arrived here
from Florence yesterday, and were buried
IN the Protestant cemetery, after solemn
obseauies at st. Paul's Episcopal church,
In the presence of hisfamily, of the Eng
lish. American and Russian legation
charges, and OF many representatives Of
Italian, American and English society.
He was buried next to the urn containing
Shelley's heart. Numerous splendid
wreaths were placed upon the coffin.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-14
Fire IN the Public Market.

Charles Norton, an empIoye OF the Public
Market, sent In an alarm OF nre from box 80
at 10 30 n. m. Yesterday for fire In the coat
room OF the Public Market. The department
lost some time in responding, az the box did
not work as 10 should, and which caused the
sending OF the apparatus 90 different parts Of
the city. When the nremen arriveu that por.
tion OF tho building whore tbr FIRE WIS located
was filled with dense smoke, but there was
yery little IRE and the greatest damage was
by water. The loss 10 the building, stock
and hxtursa etc.. will noe exceed eS0o.