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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-01

Meta Band. who was arrested yesterday
for beating her step son, Julius, pleaded
not guilty In the Sixth District Conrt
this morning, snd was held until So
day for trial
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-01

Earned runs. Providence 3; Toronto l. Two
base hit Murray. Sacrifice nit stricker. stolen
bases, Bassett, knight Cooney, stricker 3, MUIR
ray Shinnick. Double plays Crane and @.
Smith, Shinnick, Demont and shinnick. First
base on balls, OF Lovett 1; of Crane g. Struck
ont, by Lovett 3; by Crane Passed bali, Nc
Auey, Time. In. Dom. Umpire. Swartweod.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-01

Earned runs-ProvIdence q Toronto 2. Two
base hit-Crane. Home runs-J Smith. Rogers.
stolen bases--Lyons T. Bsssett 2, Murray, Payne.
Demont. Double plays Hodson, Cooney, and
Rogers; Bassett, Stricken and Rogers; Shinnick,
Demont, and c. Smith. First base on balls--of
Hodson4; OF Payne. Struck OUT by Hodson 8;
by Paynss Hit by pitched ball -Bassett Time
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-01
OTHER EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 81. Buffalo
defeated Springfield this afternoon by a
score of 4 to 2. 1t was an interesting game
inasmuch as the vanquished outbatted
the victors, but made few costly errors.
Lynch, Drauby, Bottenus, Mcdonald and
Donnelly made extra fine catches.
SCRANTON, Pa, July 31.-Syracuse got
away with the Scrantons today by a
score Of to 1, Gannon's pitching prov
ing too much for the home nine.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, July 81. Rochester
and Wilkesbarre put up fine game today
which was won by the former by a score
Of 3 to 2. Harper pitched much better
game than Coakley, and the support Of
both sides was very good.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
ToDAY's GAMES

Eastern League Adelaide Park. 1880.
Providence va. Toronto, Rochester at
wilkesbarre; Syracuse at Scranton; Buff
falo at Springfield.
National League-Baltimor at Boston I;
Pittsburg at Cleveland; Cincinnati at
Louisville; IT. Louis at Chicago; Brook
Iyn at Philadelphia; New York at Wash
ington.
ABOUND THE BAsE&
BY Springfield losing yesterday, and
the 0rays winning the two games. Prov.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-04-23
@Dieli9t.

@n @tubent os 8eibrer of 8iblio>
tbefet i emanuel Babtiffirten Gan
Srancisco os Sefretar al llnse
Manbs friitelise SCREENING os @uperz
intenbent for @pnbassitolen pOlbtaser
en- af @bnbassftoles@ @leoerne, Miis
2amont, inbe / ielbe &irfen, buorefter
ban fualer benbe us sjemmer 2iset |
&irfetaarnet. @n anben af Senbass=
itolen, en- Miis @iuiams, pibite
om Gorbrpbelien, us for at forbinbre al
bli opbaset polotus os brebte ban
os1aa benbe. 9enue bpit BE-
troebe &irtemanb os sube &riiten feb
Der 90. $. 8. 9urant. 9iset af Mi1s
@iQiams siemte ban / ielue 8ibltotbez
fet. 9usten lebebe til, at &olitiet fanbt
be baloraabne Sig. Sen unaonelise
Slpuse1 baobe flpstet, men bleo paa=
grebet Mount 9iablo. San nester
Sorbrpbelien, rl,en 8epilerue mob bau'
er iaa fterfe, at ban neppe pi( frelie fin
Maffe.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-04-23
ct Menneiter, Iom Iaa Maabe itaar

fer Menneiter, iom iaa Maabe itaai
oper %, bru9er ri al ppr Slio os al
bor @nerei for at naa op III BAN,
Maar ri ier Soft, iom Ganosoannelie
itaar unber os, forbpmmer ri benz ilei
life, men pi sjer bort bebfe for at hit.
berpiie benz og lare benz til at bruse
fine eene Eanfer % fin e9en Sornuft os
life fp(se .blinbt nOsen, bperfen Hrefi
eller Hrofet. 9eaar ri ier ben ttfteite
lloibenbeb iette fig tilboms oper Sntelz
lisenien, 1naa ri tilfaa, at hi BARNES
tbi bet ct en- @ientaselie af ben @fienoz
1el, ba @alilei maatte falbe paafne for
fine upibenbe, teolosiite 9ommere. Suz
be sibr bebre / at tilbol6e 8reiterne at
1lutte neb fine 2psne ott Gritanferne,
beller tilbol6e bent at bore ianbferotse,
enb at bable os for at paatale beres
l1sjerninser ug beres 8ruo mob bet Soe
Sub. 9eres baarli9e Gorfpnbelie, iont
Supe flanbrer benz for,bar ri albrig flaz
get oper. Nl6rts. 9eres Manselfulbbeo
bar ri albris ansrebet - ifa1 beQer
albris ejgre BET. Set er fun beres
Dnbfab ri bar paatalt, 0s for at
piIe, at ri pirtelis os oprist bar ment
fun bette os intet anoet, bar ri meb
Slib citeret etbpert Etlfel6e, ior1 Ct
fon1met til por &unbitab, naar en- &reit
bar forlabt ben onbe, bre6e @ei os i1aat
inb paa ben finale. @t paaitaar be-
.itemt, at enbper, iom prabiter timber
banisbe6 ber / @erben os Sarpeles / EFT
an6en, ct forastelise 8ebrasere, tiseiaa
forastelise font be perite 8aaterfar&e.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-04-23

@re1en 9auing, af 8oiton fritiiere:
be glebelanb, forbi ban itulbe ia brut
fet fig operitabist fulo peb en- 8anfet
eQer bnpr bet bar. Sen perbi9e Rre:
fibent nester life Sanbbeben af 8eifplb:
ningen, men ben itattels 2aniing E,
blet sjort til en- afbe ftsrite @laberbat'
fer 2anbet. Nt bolbe &ieft er fifreit
ps pil man pinbe Cunt, iaa tan mat
10 inaffe ont &ebninsers @Dnber oe
lbue paa 5ritenferne. Mten nepn In:
gen af bore Samfuuos @pnber, nebr
life be fore Menbs ubfeielIer. Dm
bu bet sjer, saar bet gait.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-04-23
Mere Torfel8elfe utooSbe8.

s1u ba 2oplssbeben bar ibet forsie.
pes at faa 9ommer Sues afiat, bar be
flnbet en- anben l1bnei. @amblernes
Sasfgrer, Montasue meb flere
I GrootFun bar ueuirlet Eiqabelie al
@uuernsren til at inbbrinse en- Bin I
2eeislaturen, ion, = unt pasieret -
pil fattif iette 9ommeren uo af gmbe.
bet. Sc foreFaar at tase georn,an %.
@olf gountper fra 14be Difrift os
le89e benz til bet 7be. Da 9omu1eret
bor / @olt, pilbe ban terueb uere uben
@mbebe eller / ale Sab afiat, buori
man be6f 'trenser BAN. On ban fun.
be bebolbe Raribal % Rittion er
tpi(ionnt. 9eres Nrsuuenter e, at BE-.
paafaar, Dommeren bar tlaset Oper foe,
meset Nrbeibe, os nu fremtiller be iiS
ielp fom bans Belsibrere. Sc lisger5
MI ,,ebe I ct. 8aulfor at ini9e benne.
8ill isiennem llnber @eslementets I'll
fibeiettelie. Stulbe Senne Blan HaaI
benz 5eilibar be flere onbre. Ds BIS
ie Menb fremiiller fs ion, Sbes's.
@elsibrere, ion, Moralens 8eitpttere.i
.Gortanben itanbier liseOserfor Rsre
bers 6ntleri. as5ss
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-04-23
8ismards 9poer.

Ebe Meprefentatibe" be" citerer fdgen.
De: "@eb BET fore Mpbe I 8erlin
GpFlanb, talte SRector Yfeioerer bgie
Drblas om 8ismard. Serntani1ereu
bar altib neret alpprlis meb &eli9ioneu
os ttltrobs for al u6portes Optreben,
bar ban altt6 baaret Sub fit 9jerte,
9iseleoes bar 8ismard altio paret en-
tro Monartiit us bar altris bpl6et &e'
9ierin9 peb 8arliament. @anbt
moi, ban introbucerebe alminbelie
Gtemmeret, men I'LL erfienber ban, al
bette bar en- Seiltaeelie."
l1tbiliomt er aft bette ianbt. 8is>
mard bar nitnof a1tib peret en- sob
Monartif os imob Solteftpre. ut ban
bar peret a1uorlis. fin 9telision os a1z
tib baaret Sub / fit 9ierte fau insen
betbile, tbi ban bar peret en- itor moi
Epran til at bette er 1anbt. Men BET
Ct en Sing at marie, os bet Ct: Ser ct
Fere Slass @elision os mango @lass
@uber at Bore 9iertet. Selpiten>
bi9bebens, 9umanitetens c9 Meuneife>
tjerlisbebens @eltsion % bennes Sub
bar ban albris baaret / fit @ierte. Set
er EDranniets &e1tsion os ben Blob
tbrfise &risens @ub, ,bau bar bauret paa
ben famine, iom ale &onser, &eiiere os
Breit iter berer -. ben autburii iierebe
5o1teTaue. s EpFlano foresaar en-
forartet Trtbeosbeueselie, iom truer
Monartiet. &eiieren % 8ismard %
beres @alebensere ppuier paa ct Stats
tup % paa at tase Stemmeretten fra
5olfet. 9ertil trenses 8ismards
os @eiierens Sub. .Derfor Taar be
fig iaa alporlis reli9ibie for Giben /
&eiierens Dmsipelier i 9pitlaub. Sa
bette er Neiblet at bumbuse Solicit meb.
@aa bette Yuntt tar be BEN. Ser er
Menneiteue ioasef. s EpFlanb baa=
Der ri, at Golfet er tommet iaa lanst,
at faaban EaifenipilIerf1lnit er blet for
8ammel.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-04-23
Suit bpab pt penteoe.

9Onnellp friper fibite "Saepreientaz
tioe":
"Mr. Sobns 8ilI, BET foranbrer Na=
serlouen iaalebes, at Blot Sfenten ftal
bli fOrbrubt, os atasenten ital itraffes,
er pebtaset. Set er prattif 2ouens Dpz
bepelie. Solicit faar MI 8etalius for
be 10000 9luralitet iibfe 9sit. 9pit<
fen Sfplener pilbe anle9se Gag for
Naser for saentens stplb? Garen 70,
at Mite bele 8elbbet bat afbolbt Euiinz
6er fra at tose Goeer Of ben ftoffers5
|StDlbner. slu e Ser intel, iou bof6tr
tilbase us S1astninsen pil bespnbe.
Soab nptter ben Straffebeitemmelien
til? @pem pi1 6riue @asen? 9pab
Snteresie pil Sfplbneren babe, efter at
bans 5arm er saaen,. at forfdse Nsen<
ten. Suor1ebes p.l bet sapne en- faQez
ret, fattis Gamiliefaoer at ilen9e runbt
/ County Sebet Maane6er, ielp ONT
Fan f1,nbe f(areD Dmtoitninserne, Blot for
ben Sornsielie at faa en- 8ant @lert /
5en9iel. Ds oil lite 8enselaaneren
bore ilu moi til at laaue fine
Pense ub siennem en- nonresident,
eller aKlutte 2aanet u6en 8ibner, %
bpilten Surp bil ienbe en- Man6 Gensz
ie1, bpor ben enc @b peier op ben anz
ben.
%, bet er en- gnt at ie fattise Soft
bli narret til at pelse en- iaabau 2esis=
latur, meb 8artiitris, bDrebe Stump.
talere, 2b9n, Erommer, Erompeter %
Gpruerteri. @tal Der insen gnbe b1i
paa bette, ital erlise Menb siue &au1s
pen op os labe 2anbet saa 9unbene.
Sntet timber, at &atboliterne % U. g.
q. Satota 60. forenebe fig ftbfte 9sit,
for at bolbe % ube fra 2esislatareu,
fiben &aserlupen, iom III baube intro,
buceret for nafen 20 Nar fiben, itulbe
rbbbes al @eien paa benne Maabe."
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-04-23
SIM 9iQ..

.r. . . Hr be-
Nqab ct tor, u,en Sim Sin ct itte
minbre. Ser saar bet &pste ! @all
Street, at Sim sin bat faat &ontrol al
Mortbern 8acifc 8anen. Denne 8a'
nes Nttier bar itaat labt / bet itbite, oe
paa lin europa Eur bar SIN fisbt iaa
mango tpite oe bullnnbite Nftier, at ban
MI fontrollerer nnnnte 8ane. Man
peb erbnu itfe noset fur iitfert, men
ben plubielise Stisnins al Nortbern
9acific 8anens Gftier ! 8aQ Streei
iibite ll8e aniees ion. ct 8epis paa, al
@pstet mebfbrer Sanbbeb.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-04-23

8t trpr, bore 2eiere bBr sipre Jig
sslib meb at leie slrtitelen "Sar pt
@ulbbaiis" itreuet iom Suar paa ST..
Rasmusiens Sparsmoal. Sen ct tuns
at leIe men eiper Dplpsninser,' iom att
taselis albris far bar peret trbtt Der t
Staten. Mrtifele1 siper @plp ug @ulb>
pensenes Siitorie fer / 2anoet % peb
rbrer altiaa netop beu Eing, bporom
&en nu fommer til at breie fig.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-04-23
futskjellige Ngl1eaet',

9arrD QaDwar6 ct nestet nDt 5ors
|bpr. ,...
Sc franife Nnarfiiter fses at lasse
I#faneratif at urbrbe refibent 6aazs 4.
Trebas benne l1se, er Eraplantz
niussbas for Minneiota.
&eb Miper @allep Drainase8ill Heu
uebtaset besse 9uie os approberet al
@uperbBren.
5 Mrmenten forbereber man fig paa
en- almiube1is Dpftanb moe Tprferne.
Sc Til maaife upnaa at bli neb i1astet
til fbfe Manb. ., -.
gforb 9afotas Mp1e asiociation
bar fal1eret us siort Msfisnment til q.
$. Stepbens af @rootiton. 9usb
Ebompion, groOfiton, par &ompaniets
@refbent. Nsfociattonen ete6e 13 a IA
Meller / nerelise Minneiota os 9eorb
9atota. Gallitten par cit Dperraitelie.
@ielben ftses at bore 100000, me-
bens 8oet ital bore perb ct lanst
itbrre 8eleb.
Yrof. Yetrie, @spptolositen, bar
peb @rapninaer TbeGes, QGQbpten,
opbuset en- @ace, ban beresuer bat
lepet ber omtrent 5000 2lar fbr &riitus.
Denne @ace anta9es at bore ben, iom
omfprtebe ben aspptiite Civilization
peb @nben al bet samle 8onsebpmme.
&ppr be Tom fla er uiittert, men berer
@por af at tilbbre be bitliee Tibyans,
1om ienere er1nblasbe ben amoritiife
STAGE i @prien. 9isie @rabninser ital
pere al pibenitabeli9 8etpbnins.
9arrp 9aptuarb bespuber nj, at
blioe eubfrbsti9. Sau bapbe forlebeu
8elbs al en- @reit, iom suitebe at fiube
ub, bporlebes SarrD itob meb Senipn
til bet Sieleltse. Haa Spbrssmaal
1parebe ban, at ban bar en- &riten os
fulbt ub troebe paa CUBS gtaabe.
"92atipnalti6enbe"
Spab pi( 9ei6ers, ben Baftor, fise
bertil?
Otter 5ortbbenbe bar Sois os 9ro>
.uaten saaet ! &ompaniifab. Sc itat
for 6remtiben 6orenins ubsiue "gpe
9eorman6en" fro Minneapolis. Set
benber manet % t1,eset ber / gerbeu.
Deriont en- 8rOfet bapbe opfaaet for
noele Nar iibeu % furubiast, at "Wbis
Fpmanben" Eropaten / 1896 itulbe saa
i &Ompasniitab aeo "Nfbolbsmanben1
$. q. Gols for at ub9iue en- 8robibi>
tionsapis, iaa baobe Snbepenbenterne !
81. Datota ifreset: "&orsfeit"! gfu er
bet fleet. ErOpaten ifal bape en- bel Sci
Hense "91pe Mormanben1 % ban blir
ION Jplse beraf "Ueastsn bag 9roen"
I benne Blabforretnius for Gremtiben.
"seorntanbet.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-04-23
9bao 9ebniuger ta,1fer ON os.

@n Sapaneieri @an 5raucisco itri=
Der fMsenbe til ct enselit 81ab: 1Ses
Tom fra BET fjerne 9iten nos1e Maanez
ber fiben, os min Senitst er at fe, buab
@bers Civilization offaber. @iben ieg
font ber, bar jes left 9eres perbifnlbe
8lab til boer Dag. Seq ct meset be-
fprtet oper, at Moro ct al nefen en-
6aslis xiloraselle ber 2anbet, foruz
ben at &buere, ,8reiter % 9oftorer lsber
afiteb -meb andres 9uitruer. @lise
2ilbraselier foresaar til buer
Dag. Saptenbe murb / aifren, = bet
er forferbelist! Spor er gipili1atio<
men? @uor er @riitenbommen?
Spor er Sames greelman? (antase<
Zig en- Misioner.) 8er enbelis iaa
iuilb at lenbe 8ub til Sames @reelman
at ban ct libt mere forfstis, naar ban
ubFpnser 8efDlbninser mob anbre
9fationer". =
8il nosen itaa op % ooue at bort
forf1are benne Sebninss iuienoe 8e=
merfuinser ont bet triftue Samfunb?
Bar bet life paatibe, at Selusubbeben
iblanbt os 9reb fin esen 8arm?
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-04-23

b6Nb Nbouner paa I aobbngseren1 !-6'
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-26
NINTH YEAR
Of Miss Live, more's school Closed Tester
 day.

Of Miss Live, more's school Closed Tester
 day.
 The ninth year of this popular school and kindergarten at Olive street closed yesterday with merry picnic at Cold Spring Grove.
 70 dear, I'm so glad came" shouted little four-year-old, dancing up and down with delight, his hands full of wild roses. He seemed to express the feeling of all, if one might judge from the happy faces. It was very pleasant to see the care of the older over the younger pupils.
 During the last hour at the grove teachers and pupils joined in singing favorite songs, giving recitations appro- priate to the season and playing games, closing with the favorite goodbye kin dergarten song, Be Always Kind and True"
 When children ask, "Why must We have vacation?" one knows that to them study is not irksome, but the joyous occupation that it ought to be. This school has three grades-kinder- garten, primary and an advanced or grammar school grade.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-26
EAIR HAYEN.
The Late Mrs. Sarah 0. Mallory-General
 News.

 The Late Mrs. Sarah c. MallOry-Generai
 News.
 D. W. Ball of New York, formerly Of Fair Haven, was here on Monday and is spending his vacation at Stony Creek.
 Miss Jennie Forbes of Exchange street is visiting friends in Boston.
 The New Haven Electric company has just placed incandescent lights in the stores of F. w. Prescott, A. De Matty, A. B. Barnes and the Booth market. At one time doubt was ex- pressed about the company being able to furnish these lights in the annex, but it has been accomplished. MT. Barnes formerly lighted his store by an electric plant on the premises.
 This evening Hiram Camp division, Sons of Temperance, will give an en- tertainment at their hall, 38 Grand avenue, under the direction of com mittee, consisting of F. J. Smith, W. H. Pollard and William Goss.
 The barge Leroy Sanderson is on the way from Kingston, N. r., with 1900 barrels cement and a quantity of blue stone for w. A. Warner & Bro.
 Rev. Dr. Hart of Philadelphia is att tending Yale commencement and visit ing his daughter, Mrs. Samuel Hem ingway of East Pearl street.
 Mrs Sarah c. Mallory died at the home of her son-in-law, J. o. Clogston, 302 Prospect street, annex, where she has made her home several years, Mon day morning. Her death was very sudden and was due to heart disease. She attended church the evening pre- vious and was around as usual and apparently in good health on the morn ing of her death. She was the widow of Jesse Maltby, who died many years ago, and the mother of Mrs. J. o. Clogston. For many years she had been member of the Second Congre- gational church.
 The people of East Pearl street and St. Andrew M. E. churches with the members of the Sunday schools, will picnic at High Rock Grove, July 17. The committee on the part of the East Pearl street church consists of Henry Crawford and F. J. Mansfield
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-26
LAID AT REST.

In the pockets of Hugo Hackenberg, who committed suicide by drowning himself in West river Monday, was found the following note in German, the translation of which is:
 My mother's address is, Widow
 Robert Harkenberg, Hohenhagen, by Renscheid. I am tired of life.
 Signed: HUGO"
 The remains of the deceased were inferred yesterday afternoon by the town authorities of Orange, the firm of Stahl & Hegel officiating.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-26
Live sllk Morms Feedlnc.

An interesting exhibit will be given on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at Marsden c, Perry's SS2 Chapel street
 By the courtesy of Bedding Brothers x Co.,, silk manufacturers, their Japan ese representative, Professor Hiriura of Tokio, Japan, will throw the raw silk from the cocoons.
 Live silk worms will feed in the win dow during the three days. The silk worms are loaned by Prof. John Dean of Packer Institute.
 A limited number of cocoons will be given away during the exhibit
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-26
nnrhor ri1linr up win craft.

New London, June 25.-The harbor is filling up with a fleet of yachts of all descriptionshere to be present at the big race on Friday. Big schooners and steamers and innumerable sloops put in here this afternoon and anchored The revenue cutter Dexter is in the harbor, having come this afternoon. The steamer will do duty on the Thames on the day of the race in keeping the river clear of small craft,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-26
Mary Druse Pardoned.

Albany, June Ex-Governor Morton has pardoned Mary Duse, who was sent to prison for assisting her mother to murder the latter's husband. She has been in prison since October 12 1885. The governor believes that she confess ed under great pressure, and finds noth- ing in the evidence to convict her. The mother was hanged for her participa- tion in the crime
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-26
rnhacoo Crops Suffering.

Windsor. June 25.-The tobacco crops here are suffering severely in conse- auence of the continued dry weather The plants have been drying up dur ing the last two weeks and the farmers fear that the crop will be a failure.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-26
steamer Margaret

Will leave Belle dock 1O:3O a, m. on Friday, June 2S, for Yale and Harvards races. Tickets for the round trip $1 and can be obtained at Benedict building. The steamer will stop at New London before the race. je26 St
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-26
Have it Sent to You.

During the summer the JOURNAL & COURIER will be sent, postage paid, for 50 cents a month and the address changed as often as desired.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-26
Returned Home.

J. w. Dobbins, who has been catch ag for the Haverhill New England sociation team, has returned home, ,t club having disbanded.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-26
Local Weather Report. nnR .rrtNr 2s lRAh-

Mean temperature. Fl.
 Max temperature. 77.
 MiINtemperature. 65.
 Precipitation .02 inches.
 Max velocity of wind. 9-S. t Accnmulated deticIency ot daily mean tem- perature slnoe January l. deGrees; or an average daily deficiency of o degrees. Total deficiency precipitaton since Janu- ary 1, 8.5g inches. U. G. MYERS. Observer.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-26
A suMMER,s IAuNr

A SUMMERS HAUNT
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 Which cannot but interest the careful buyer.
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-26

Note.-A mlnus sign [-l prefxed to ther- mometer readings indicates temperature be- low zero.
 A"T'' in connection with rainfall indicates n trace of rainfall too small to measure. Snow is melted and resulting depth of water not known.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-26
NEW ADvERrIsEMENrS TO-DAY.

NEW ADVERTISE TO-DAY. American Lne-International Nav. Co. Auction Sale-R. B. Mallory. Continental Hotel-SaraJoga Springs.
 Daily Chat--Maley, Neely < Co. Dividend-National New Haven Bank. Estate Sarah J. Thompson-Probate Notice. Grand shopping Emporium-F. M. Brown & Co Important Reading-E. Mcintyre & Go. Korrect Shape-C. H. Ayers. Lookl-Old Grand Avenue Fish Boat. New Potatoes-R. w. Mills.
 Wanted-Men-Chas H. Drew. Wanted--Boys-Cha H. Drew. Wanted Females -Chas. H. Drew. Wanted--Situation- Frank Street. Wanted-House-V., This Office. ed-Situation-l3l Chapel Street. Wanted-Situation-25 James Street. Wanted--Situation-44 Washington Street' Wanted-Situation --66 Beach Street. Wanted-Carriage Trimmer-S Sinner. Warm Weather Wants-Howe $ Stetson. Wool Dress Goods-Chas. Monson Co. Yale- Harvard Race-N. H. Steamboat Co.
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|OUR OWN SALE.

sale of fine Clothing for Men Boys and Children, o OUR OWN MANUFACTURE at first cost, which we are ready to prove is much lower than any other soed "Sae Prices"
 NnD0nV That when say for example $I2oo for NUUUUl Suit and someone else advertses at $Qoc eIIDDncrc SIooo that you going decide the 1UGTUS[S relative merits of the Suits such news paper statements We mention prices usually much for comparison with others give idea of the range
 What aim to do in advertisements however is to interest you in store, and If possible get you visit it We confident enough of your continual trade if you only will give a chance to show you how manufacture Clothing and how do business If we cant show you good for dealing here of can't expect you Our stock IS repenshed again with full line of sizes of
 $500, $7.OO, 5000 and $12.OO Suits which have created such sensation among bargain seekers
 Our department for the little complete with the greatest bargains that can be had only at
 THE MODEL, 73 Church Street, 73
 Corner Center.
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We're Much Obliged

to the many ladies who are proving by purchase, our halfbrace declaration on Doy- lies, Center Pieces, Tray Cloths, etc, Hard to believe, you see, because they're |" Bentley's " linens.
 Art Room Second Floor Front
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WEATHER RECORD.

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
 OFFIoE OF THE CHIEF
 OF THE WEATHER BUREAU, WASHINGTON. D. O., June 25, 1895, sp.m. Forecast for Wednesday-For Massachusetts and Connecticut: Fair, warmer, easterly winds.
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PARALYZBD
 ALL COMPETITIOU ]!
Our Prices and Quality of our Superior Made
 Clothing AStonShed Them ALL IT IS THE TALKOF THE TOWN

@The public is realizing that we manufacturers sell better made and better fitting Clothing for less money than can be obtained elsewhere Perhaps that the trade with us is constantly on the increase.
 We have other sale but
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Eye Doctoring

is best accomplished by an expert oculist and optician. We have one of the best, The work that he does, brings in work toe do Customers makejcustomers. Couldn't ask anything more than that Optical Counter.