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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

beg leave TO inform the public that
have received on consignment from one
OF the largest and best known manufac-
tuTers In New York an assortment Of
clothing. consisting Of mems. boys. and
children's suits. together with an i'm
mense stock OF pants for men. boys and
children short kness PANTS.
The goods being cons gned to me with
orders 10 sell at any price 50 as TO con-
vert stock into cash am unable 70 quote
prices, as there is no nxed price for any
thing.
Ny orders being TO sell the goods. my
commission being guaranteed, will sell
regardless Of values
This is the finest lot Of clothing ever
offered by me. 1t is 10 your advantage
70 call early, so as to avoid the rush.
JAUDON.
p S.-Those looking for Easter cloth
ing would do well to attend this sale.
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Walthourville, Ga. March pa serious
shooting affair took place last night. Al
bert Davis and Wates McFadden quar-
relied about some banjo strings, and got to
cursing each other Davis suddenly she's
McFadden, the ball striking just above
the hip and lodging somewhere inside. He
is thought to be fatally injured. Davis
left Immediately and has not been cap
tured. Both are colorcd turpentine hands
employed by Col. Il. p. Miley. DR.. Wynn
has been summoned TO attend the wounded
man
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL PRICEs.

Extra Quality Smoked Salmon, 2Oc
pound.
Imported Sardines, 10c can.
Is canned Pineapples Heavy Syrup, 10c
dan.
2s canned Sugar Corn, 10c can.
Is Corued Beef, 10c can.
AS Deviled Ham, &c can.
AS Deviled Tongue, sc can.
Is Lunch Tongue, Doc can.
1c Clipped Beef. zoe can.
Fancy Bottles of Olives, 10c each.
Fancy Bottles OF Pickles, 10c each.
New lot Mullet Roe 15c pound.
Fresh lot Pineapple Cheese, SOC each.
Gelatine, Gelatine, Gelatine, &c per pack
age; 4 packages for Doc.
VIII make pints of jelly to package.
IS cans Boston Baked Beans, 15c can.
IS cans Boston Brown Bread, 15c each
Try a can for breakfast.
Try our Rice, Coo per peck.
No. Soda Biscuits. &c pound; 8 pounds
for zoe.
No l Milk Biscuits, DC pound; pounds
for 25c.
Sultana Fruit Biscuits, 10c pound.
No ] mixed Cakes, 10c pound.
We sell a bottle of Fine Port, Sherry
Catawba, Angelica, Tokay or Scupper-
nong Wine for 25c.
MUTUAL CO-OPERA-
TIVE ASSOCIATION
q 8 Van Horne
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BALLOON ASCENSION
AND PARACHUTE LEAF.

| will make an ascension and double
parachute leap with my dog, Fritz. this
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 opposite the
Wheelman's Park, on the line of the Elec-
trio railway.
No charge to see the ascension.
Arrangements have been made with the
Electric Railway Company whereby am
pie car service to accommodate all OF the
public who wish to come out and see this
wonderful ascension and thrilling double
parachute leap.
PROFESSOR ZENO.
Late of the Crystal Palace, London.
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PUT HIS CORPSE on THE RAILS.

in-Law Near Jasper.
Jasper. Ga, March 23.-The north bou 4
passenger train on the Georgia Southern
and Florida road this morning knocked a
white man Off the track about three
miles north OF here. Upon examination
it was found that he was James Bullard.
who had been killed by load of buck
shot and placed upon the track Albert
Jones, his brother-in-law, was arrested
upon suspicion and has since confessed.
saying Billiard had tried all the morning
20 get a gun to kill him with.
The murder occurred near the farm of
Mir. Mum. the throat of one of whose
sons was cut by Billiard about two months
ago. Billiard was 30 years old. and leaves
a wife and two children.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-24
NOTICE TO WATER TAKERS.

Office Water Works Savannah. Ga.
March p, lS95.-The water will be shut
day. morning on Indian street lane from
West Broad street to the Oyeechee canal.
and on West Boundary street. from In
dian street lane to Bay street. for the
purpose of connecting new main on Ray
street, and viii be off during the day
II. NJ. LOTION
Sunerinfendanf
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SPLENDID STAND FOR 4 RETAIL
GROCERY or DRUG sTORE.

The lot on the northeast corner Of Gas
ton and Drayton streets, 60.4x12O6, IS a
superb site for a residence. or two Of
them.
Splendid stand for retail grocery or
drug store.
or houses could be built on Dray-
ton street for renting and they would
be much sought after on account OF the
situation. W. X. WILKINSON.
ST. Julian and Whitaker streets.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

SHOEs-SHOES-SHOE
RECEIVERS SALE.
This Stock Must he Sold Regardless
of Cost.
BARGAINS BARGAINS BARGAINS.
That's what the People Want.
have them TO offer. Call and be
convinced.
Lot Infants Tan Shoes, sizes to 5,
25c-worth soc.
Lot 2.-Child's Dongola, pat. tip, Spring
Heel, sizes s to II, sc, good value 81.
Lot 3.-Child's Tan Spring Heel, But
ton, sizes to II, 73c-worth ST.
Lot Misses Tan Button, Spring Heel,
IL to 2, sec, good value, $1.25.
Lot 5-Misses Genuine Dongola, Spring
Heel Button, sizes IL to 2, $l.15, anywhere
Lot s.-Youths Lace. II to ?. soc. regular
price SIPS
Lot boys Lace, 3 to S, SOC, worth 81 .25.
Lot 8--Boys' Satin Calf BARS. Sl1S. good
value $3.50.
Lot 9-Boys' Balmorals, plain and tip
toe, $1.29, anywhere else, S1.75.
Lot 1O-Ladies' Pat. Tip and Common
Sense X. Button, sizes.,S to s. csc.
Lot 11-Ladies' Black and Tan Oxfords,
all sizes, Sl.35, former price 81
Lot 12-Dadies' Dongola, Pat. Tip, But
ton, $1.12-worth %.50.
Lot 1S-Our Sis and $500 Ladies' But
ton now S1.35.
Lot 14-Men's solid Balmorals 95 cents.
Lot 15-Men's Balmorals and Congress,
reduced to $l.23.
Lot 16-The celebrated Chatham Artil-
lery, or any other 50 shoe, now S235
MYERSON'S SHOE PARLOR.
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A Failure at Lake CITY,

Lake City Fla, March &C. c. Tenn
pie, recently of the firm of Bugg & Tenn
pie. grocers, here made an assignment
to-day. A. ]. Mosely. representing the
Savannah Grocery Company. is the as
sgnee.
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Ann Arbor, Mich. March 23-President
Lindley OF the Students Lecture Associa-
fion has received word from Senator John
W. Daniel Of Virginia that he Is very sick
IN Atlanta. Ga. and viii be unable TO ad-
dress the students on April s. as he agreed.
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ron SALE OR LEASE.

An elegant home In the southern
portion OF the city. All modern int
provcments. large dover garden,
etc. Possession Oct. L. Address 4. 1.
a., care News office.
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TO THE PUBLIC.


Certain parties having approached
/ was about to retire from business,
1 beg Ienvc to state that have NOT
disposed of my stables, and viii
still be found there reRdy to attend
IA continuance of the patronage so
long and literally extended to me.
LUKE CARSON,
Proprietor CorsOn's stables, cor
ner BrOughton and AbcrcOrn streets.
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MILITARY ORDERS.

-~~-~-~-~-~~~--~--------~
IL dyrs LIST Battalion, Infantry G.. "
Savannah Volunteer Guards
Savannah Ca, March q, 1885
Orders No. T. The regular monthly
meeting Of this battalion. adjourned to
Monday, March 25 1895, will ne held on
that date at the arsenal at S:l5 o'clock
p. m.
by order Of Lieut.. Col Garrard.
Davis Freeman. LIST Lieut.. and Adjt.
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THE
CORNWELL & CHAPMAN
COOKER.

As the stove is superior 10 the old
fire place, so is our cooker over the
stove. Cali and see it operating, $50
Congress street.
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SERVED MONDAY
at
BECKMANN'S CAFE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Misses spiIIman & O'Drien returned
on the City of Augusta yesterday
with an elegant ard carefully Sc
lectcd stock of millinery which they
viii be rendy in a few days 10 show.
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IL THE SPRING

IL THE SPRING
you need a tonic and appetizer. 4
bottle of good beer taken at dinner
is better than medicine three times
n day.
We make speciality of fine beers.
We have the genuine kOCHEL-
BRAU and THUERINGER EXPORTS
i'm the imported article, and there
is no better brcwed in America than
our RIENZI.
JAS. MGRATH & co.,
10 and 10 liz whitaker Street.
THE WEATHER HAS CLEARED OFF
We are the only TRUCK FARMERS,
SUPPLY HOUSE in this section for
VEGETABLE. CRATES,
VEGETABLE BASKETS,
VEGETABLE BARRELS,
TOMATO CARRIERS, and
STRAWBERRY BASKETS,
virtually controlling the markets in
that line and THE Low PRICES,
others to the contrary nOtwithstand-
ing. FAWCETT BROS,
Wholesale GrOcers and Commission
Merchants,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
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80 CENTS A YARD.

Thirty-seven pieces of imported
mixed CheviOt suitings, have never
been shown in this city for less than
so cents, now 80 cents a yard.
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with pleasure / wiz state that Hoods
Sarsaparilla has helped me wonderfully.
For several months Icould not lie down TO
sleep on account Of heart trouble and also
Prostitution Of the Nerves.
Fer three years had been doctoring, bat
could not get cured. Ireceived relieffor a
while, but not permanent. Soon after be-
ginning to take Hoods Sarsaparilla there
was a change fer the better. In g short
time was feeling splendidly. ] now rest
well and am able to do work of whatever
kind. If I had not tried Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla do not know what would have be-
come Of me. / keep it in my house all the
time, and other members Of the family
take it, and all say there is
Nothing Like Hoods
sarsapariIla. have highly recommended
itand one of my neighbors has commenced
taking it. I recommend hoods Sarsapn-
rilla at every opportunity" MRS. S.
BRADDocK, 4Ol Erie Av., WilIiamsport,
pennsylvania. Be sure to get
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WANTED
a WHEELBARROw.

Everything goes except a wheelbarrow,
and that requires pushing.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE
TRADE.

We have this day appointed Messrs.
Henry Solomon & Son of this city our
exclusive agents for the sale of our
"ACME" brands of WHISTLES, together
with our straight WHISTLES in bulk
from the distiIIeries of Mount Yer
non and HannisviIIe. Respectfully,
THE HANNIs DIsTILLING COMPANY,
Philadelphia. Pa. and baltimore, Md.
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SO CENTS A YARD.

Twenty-eight pieces of 36-inch all
wool Henriettas, twelve shades, can't
be duplicated for less than so cents,
now So cents yard.
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Pushing for new business. Have you
tried our fine
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-24
20 CENTS A YARD.

Twenty-fOur pieces of mixed wool
CheviOts reduced from 40 cents
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WELL
DRESSED
WOMAN
TOWN
But knows OF us,
and scarce one who does not patronize our
store when wishing the freshest, best and
most attractive goods in the grocery world
She knows from experience that they will be
exactly as representative guess.w work about
it. All to our perfect system of buying,
which is the result of years of experience and
association among the hest people in the trade.
To-day we offer 100 dozen cans OF cora, the
last of a lot at only 1Oc can. AL this seasons
goods. W. G. COOPER,
IS Whitaker Street
YOU CAN'T DRAW FLIES WITH VIM
EGAR.
but any smart dealer can draw
trade by selling
GOLDEN APPLE
and
MISSIONER
TOuArC.o
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PATTERN SUITS.

These suits have been reduced
fully 20 per cent. from regular. They
high grade dress goods ever exhibi-
ted in this city.
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NEW YORK STEAM DYE WORKS

Docs the finest Dyeng and Securing The
only perfect dye cleaner IN the city. Gentle
mems clothes cleaned and repaired on short
notice.
Whitaker and state streets
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we ARE PUSHERS-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-01

JOHN wANAMAK KR, of Philadelphia,
who has just returned from visit o.
three months to Europe, studied the situ'
alton of trade while he was abroad
"Thers is . good business this year." he
Gays, sail over Europe, because OF the
large American orders on hand. Manu-
facturers smile most contentedly, know
ing that with low tariff they will draw
our buyers 20 long ss their labor costs
lees than ours, while financiers shrewdly
forecast the future In the light OF gather
ing up our gold to make the settlements
required by . heavy balance Of trade
against us. Many Of them think it i'm
possible for our treasury to keep a steady
gold reserve II our foreign purchases con-
tinus to exceed our exports. Moreover,
they think we are blind to the drift OF
events and must be forced ultimately to q
Silver basis. They say frankly that this
70 why they distrust American securities" 4"
Thus do the facts support the theory OF
she GoRMAN tariff bill.
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ENGLANDS WOOLRNs

!. According to the more recent advices
English manufacturers OF wooden goods
regard the present tariff arrangements
with the United States as extremely salts
factory. Mills at Bradford, which were
shut down two years ago, are running
overtime on American goods and have
large orders ahead. Mills which could
have been bought for little more than
the land was worth In 1893 are now
choice property. The wooden manu-
facturers realize the value OF the United
States market and are prepared to make
great efforts and, IL necessary, sacrifices to
retain IL.
This is all very nice, evidently. The ex-
tent to which English manufacturers are
finding q market for woolen goods In
ths.United States is clearly indicated by
the board OF trade returns. In August
last, exports OF worsted tissues to the
United States were e41s, s34, an increase
OF over 300 per cent. compared with
August, 1s94.
For eight months ended August 81 ex-
ports OF woolen and worsted goods to the
United States were IS, a25, 100 yards COM
pared with s,i75, 500 yards for the corre-
spending eight months In 1894 Tn
value Of the worstcd tissues exported in
these eight months was ss, 2s4, 900. com.
pared with R7oa, sss for the same eight
months In 1894 The value Of the En-.
Glish woolen product shows more goods
than csn be made in Rhode Island in one
year, enough to eloths half the men in
the United States for year.
The 0oRnAs tariff is eminently a phil.
ssthropic measure.
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
TAXOF 1895

Whereas, The Board OF Assessors OF the city
OF Providence have assessed tax in accord
ance with Chapter 646 OF the ordinances, and
the City Treasurer has received a warrant 20
collect the same, notice is hereby given TO all
persons assessed by said tax to pay their
respective taxes at the Office OF the City
Treasurer on or between the first and twenty
hrst days OF October, A. ID. 1895, inclusive.
The City Treasurer will attend daily during
said period (Sundays and holidays excepted)
at his ONCE from o'clock a. IN. to o'clock
p. m, except Saturdays, when his Office. will
close at o'clock d. IN.
Interest will be added at the rate Of eight
per centum per annum from October lst, 1895,
on all taxes and assessments not paid before
o'clock p. IN. on MONDAY, October II, 1885,
said tax includes assessments made for wild
ening Washington street and for extending
Andem street and for cost or curbstones, con.
structing sidewalks and erecting a building
contrary TO law.
All enquiries as 70 the amount Of taxes,
either by post, telephone (20lS) or in person
at this office, Will be promptly answered, and
payment can be made at the sender's risk by
check or money order, but checks or money
sent through the post or left in envelopes at
this Office should be received on or before
SATURDAY. Oct. 10. 1895. Those desiring
such information will confer favor by apply
ing for the same at an early date.
ID. l.. ID. GRANGER, City Treasurer.
City Hall, Oct. ], 1895.
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NORTH BRooKFIELD. Mass, Oct THE
marriage of DIR. Jolivette and Miss Marie
II. Charlebois, that was to have taken
place yesterday in East Brookfield, failed
to take place as announced. Dr. Jolivette,
the intended bridegroom, has left town
ahd gone nobody knows where. 1t seems
he borrowed 800 Of his promised bride,
besides securing money from several others
here. 1t Is hintcd that he Is wanted by the
officers, who arc hot on his trail, on other
charues
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Y. 1904, entitled "An ordinance making ap
preparations for the support of the city
government for tho financial year ending
september ID. 1903, and the ordinances In
amendment thereof and in addition thereto,
said sum 10 he transferred from the appro-
prietion for the lamp department, as made by
said chapter 5C.
CHAPTER 07s.
An Ordinance Adding Certain Sums TO the
Appropriations for the CITY Engineer =
Department., Contingencies, Health De-
partment. Printing Advertising, ETC.,
Public Schools. ano Salaries.
Approved september 20. 1895.
II is ordained by the City Council of the City
OF Providence as follows:
SECTION l. The following sums are hereby
added 10 tho appropriations hereinafter men-
ordinances entitled IAN ordinance making
appropriations for the support of the city
government for the financial year ending Sop
temb-r 30, 1895, and the ordinances in
amendment thereof and in addition thereto.
viz:
For the city engineers department -. $1,000
For the health department ................ 500
For printing. advertising, etc............. 300
FOR puDic schools,,-....--. .............. DUU
For salaries. ........................... 2lO
Said sums 20 be transferred as follows:
from appropriations made by said chapter ba5,
S7S364 rents, $s5 water supply, 500. "a: from
appropriation mad. by chapter $40 of the city
ordinances for removing mud and rubbish
from lake No |. Roger Williams Park, sG9l. QO;
from appropriation made by chapter 603 OF the
city ordinances for curbing, grading and
turfing Fenner Park. >l5l.5g: and from re-
ceipts from sewer assessments, Ss4S.2.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF a writ of execution No. 1908
issued from the Common Pleas Division Of tn.
Supreme Court holden at Providence within
and for the County OF Providence. wherein
Judgment was rendered on the first day OF
July, A. ID. 1885, and returnable 10 said court
on the 18th day OF January. A. ID. 1895.
wherein Thomas Il. Allen OF Prov idence,
in the County OF Providence and state oi
Rhode Island. Is plaintiff
And the Anglo. American Loan and Savings
Cc,. Of Providence, In said county and state.
Is defendant,
Will be sold at Public Auction M the
Sherihs Office in the Providence County
Court House ON the 18th day of October. A. ID.
1896, at IL o'clock noon, nll the right title and
interest that the said Anglo American Loan
and savings Company had at the time of the
service Of the original writ in this suit. in
and 10 the following described Real Estate
"A certain lot of land situate ir Providence.
formerly I'm the Town Of Cranston, known as
lot - on plat, and - plat OF land situate in
Cranston belonging 10 tho heirs of Thomas Is.
Cole, described and surveyed ana Crnwn
April, 1891, by John Howe, and filed and re.
corded in the Town % Crpnston In Book of
Plats 2 page 25. and also "a parcel ON book Of
plats O: 9th ward, now or formerly OF Provi.
dence. TO which reference IL made. Rook
Levied on by me this 10th day OF July. A. d.
1895, at 10 o'clock n. m, ana will be sold 10
satisfy said execution ~ sufficient.
WILLIAM u. WINSLOW,
sep4 octls-l4 Deputy Shorin.
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BANGOR, Me, Oct. John Roderick
who was shot near Chcsuncook lake sew.
eral weeks ago. died az Oldtown Yesterday
from the result Of his wounds. Dcamon.
who has been confined in Jail here on tho
charge OF assault on Roderick with a
deadly weapon, will now be tried for man.
slaughter.
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1 Schoihhsnip5 III &NcW 1ofh OuiNtfcty vi
5000 each, to yield $3.50 annually.
Miss ELLA KNOWLES of Montana settled
a law suit between two mining companies
by submitting an agreement 80 obviously
just that both parties, accepted it and paid
Ser $1,000 ,rno, 80 sSse
There are now in America 2, 43s women
practising medicine in one or the ether OF
its forms. and inclusive of 13o Homeo-
pathists.
LAURA A. c. HoUoHEs, a graduate of
Tufts College, of the Training School for
Nurses and OF sargent's gymnasium,
has been elected a member OF the Massa-
chusetts Medical Society and OF the Bos-
ton Hospital Club. She established one
OF the first emergency hospitals in Bos-
ton.
Mrs. S. s. FRAcKLEToN, is famous for
her own invention. She began by grind
ing clay in a coffee mill and rolling /, ont
with pastry roller.
Mrs. CAROLINE u. PoLHEMUs of Brook
lyn proposes to build dispensary for the
Long lslund Hospital, to cost $3.50, 900, also
to give ESQ, 600 for Its endowment.
The Empress Of Japan is president OF
the Red Cross Society, the organization
which gave Christian help and sympathy
to wounded Chinese prisoners.
Women are rapidly coming to the front
in all kinds of industry. Among new
departures may be noted superintendent
OF weddings; the first undertaken at Chi
cago, Ill an auctioneer, London, En-
gland; a room clerk at q large hotel, Col
orado Springs; many census enumerators,
ten In Boston alone; stable foreman; q
professional marketer, a blacksmith, two
sheriffs. In New Yok city sixteen women
make living by designing new styles of
hats. In Japan many women achieve
financial independence by amusing other
women. In Chicago a woman has opened
shoe dressing and boot blacking parlor.
One hundred or more women are in bar
Der shops i'm Chicago alone. They are
sought for their steady nerves and light
touch, unimpaired by nicotine or liquor.
Mrs. HENRY ID. CRAM, Boston busi-
hao do
furnish for the Paris Exposition OF 1900
the derricks and paraphernalia to be used
In the erection OF all the buildings, which
will be made entirely of stone. Mrs.
CRAM will personally superintend the
work OF placing rs derric ks.
Five thousand two hundred and fifty
patents have been issued to women in the
United States Of America.
One OF the most successful dealers in
mines and real estate in the world is Mrs.
IL. G. CosoRovE OF Joplin, Mo.
Mrs. II. w. X. STORY is known as the
"woman fruit grower of Southern Caro-
lina." She has one of the largest walnut
groves in the world.
The steamer Natchez, which runs be-
tween New Orleans and yieksburg, is
officered by women. The captain is Mrs.
Tom LEATHERs.
The King Of Siam has q body guard OF
100 warriors selected from the strongest
and handsomest women OF the land.
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
STEAM BOILER.

City Clerks Office,
City Hall. September 30. 1896.
Notice is hereby given that the Board OF
Aldermen will be in session in their chamber
in the City Hall. on THURSDAY, Oct. Sd,
terested in the petition of st. Joseph Hospital
Corporation TO locate steam Boiler on Plenty
street, may appear and be heard thereon.
BY order of the Board of Aldermen.
WILLIAM r. CLARKE, City Clerk.
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Fine Point ON Citizen.h,n.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Wong Kim
ARK came here recently from China. de
manding n landing on the ground that he
Is a native OF California The collector OF
the port, while admitting his nativity. re.
fused him landing claiming he is NOT an
American citizen. The courts will decide
the matter