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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-18
WHEELING w. VA. FRIDAY MORNING. ls, 1895

addressed to Senator Buffet, and dwells
upon the dangers of the present crisis.
claiming that the Presidents resignation
is an indictment of the present cohstitu'
tion. A republic in France. the Duke
Claims, can never be other than a pro-
yisional regime. He adds:
"The hour is near at hand when the
country will wish to return TO the form OF
government which was the glory OF Its
past and is the guarantee of its future"
Continuing the manifesto says:
"Providence in making me represent the
monarchy imposes upon me heavy herlt-
age. But the day that my country calls
me shall ind all confidence and in my de-
votion the force to fulfill my whole task.
"My life and blood will belong to France,
to that France which nv ancestors made
great and respected. That will be the
work of to morrow. The task OF to-day
will be to overcome immediate dangers"
The manifesto concludes with an appeal
to the friends of the monarchy to vote for
the candidate who is best able to maintain
internal order. social peace and Frances
honor abroad
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-18
JOHN SHERMAN
Comes to the Front With Another Scheme
Of Financial Legislation What His Bill
Provides FOr.--Other Matters Discussed
in the Senate.

WASHINGTON, d. c., January IAN
other interesting chapter to the financial
question was given in the Sonata to-day,
when Mr.. Sherman presented an emer-
gency currency bill to meet the treasury
deficiencies, and Mr.. Pugh offered meas
ure in the same line supplementing 1t with
vigorous speech on the impotency and
inaction of the Senate in the face oil a
grave emergencv This was but the brief
preluoe 10 day spent with appropriation
oils. The pension bill, appropriating
Sl4l, ,OOO, 600, was passed with two impor-
tant amendments, oae making SIX
dollars the lowest rate TOT pen
sion disability, and another repeating the
present law cutting off the pensions OF
non-residents IL was stated during the
debate that the So amendment would in.
crease pension expenditures not exceeding
Al 600 OOO The DILL served as a text for
sharp criticism against the administration
of the pension Office. The army approprl-
alton bin was considered but not COM
pleted, owing to spirited opposition to the
abandonment of army posts IN the lar
northwest.
The Sherman bill provides for the issue
and sale of bonds under the provisions OF
the resumption act from time to time AZ
the deficiencies of the treasury require,
the proceeds to be used wholly for dehcien-
cies and the bonds to run five years at not
to exceed per cent interest. The second
section provides that in lieu of the forego-
ing, the Secretary of the Treasury may
issue coin certificates in denominations of
s25. $50 and 500. bearing per cent inter-
est, and put the certificates in circulation
through the treasures and postoff1ces.
The third section deals with the deposit
of bonds in National banks.
MIR. Sherman's bill was referred without
comment TO the Finance Committe.
WASHINGTON, d. c., January 1.-THE
day in the House was again devoted to the
Indian appropriation bill and fair progress
was made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-18
A FUR HER EXPLANATION
or His Position, Duties, and Manner OF
Performing Thorn, by Mr.. A. W. John
son.

or His Position, Duties, and Manner OF
Performing Thorn, by Mr.. A. W. John
son.
Special 10 th> RsgLs,e-
CHARLESTON. w. VA, January 19.-
Col. A. w. Johnson, late Assistant Ad.
jutant General, believing that he has
been unjustly charged with neglect OF
duty as such officer, desires 10 make
the following statement:
"Regarding my resignation as Assist
ant Adjutant General of the West Vir-
gipia National Guard. seversl reports
have appeared in our leading pewspa'
pers to the effect that. In the prepara-
tion OF the biennial report OF the AdJu-
taut General for tine years 1898 and
1894, l have changed the military
records of the State In so far as they
related TO the recent strike in the coal
regions;' that | had substituted the
signature Of Adjutant General Hol.
lev TO certain orders in place
of Governor MacCorkle's, and that |
had Intentionally omitted from the re-.
port i'm portant kilograms relating TO the
strikes.
"In reply, l desire to state that all
such reports are incorrect. and are cal
culated to do me an unjust injury
among those who are not acquainted
with the facts. Before the Adjutant
Generals report was submitted for pub
licaton, il was carefully scrutinized
and corrected by the AdJntant
General, VINO informs me that
he submitted it in man
uscript form to the Governor for his ex-
animation. 1t occurs TO me that II the
report contained any errors or false
records, attention should have been
called to the fact before IL went to the
press. The work which | did upon the
report was done under the direction OF
the Adjutant General and in strict obe-
dience TO his instructions. My work as
an officer in the Adjutant Generals de-
partmeut is public, and | would be only
too glad to have thorough and Impair
tial investigation of my offlcisI conduct
II desire to state most positively that
it was my endeavor at all times to dis
charge the duties of my office faithfully
and honestly. and in strict accordance
with the wishes of the Adjutant General,
and ! am yet without proof to the con-
trary. A. w. JOHNSON"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-18
INrkLLIGENCER MIssrATEMENT Is
Concerning the Democratic Legislative
Senatorial Caucus SSz
Spscta, 60 m R-stsEsr.

oIcctA- 60 "a h-Htss-F
CHARLESTON, w. v. January IL
The Inteliigencer's report Of the Demo
cratic caucus last night contains so
many inexcusable blunders that it is
necessary that something should be said
10 correct. Among other things it
states that Mr.. Edmiston talked
more than an hour against nominating
Camden. He wanted harmony and the
ouly way TO get it was to harmonic
Camden out" The fact is MIR. Edmis-
ton did not talk an hour and did not
mention Mr.. Camden's name or any
others. Mr.. Mcdonald, Edmiston
aud Pearson, OF Braxton, were
reported as having advocated an
adjournment without making any nom
inations. No one favored this except
Mcdonald. II was reported that the
motion TO make CamdeH's nomination
unanimous was made by Mr.. Tarr. The
fact IS that the motion was made by
Mr.. Pearson, OF Braxton, a strong sup.
porter of Z. w. Wilson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-18
ORANGES In CUBAN DUTIES
On Articles Imported from the Unite
states.

On Articles Imported from the United
states.
WAsmNGToN, d. c., Janury 1.-THE
Consul General OF the United States at
Havana reports that under the reci-
grOcity treaty the duty imposed upon
the American wheat was 80 cents per
100 kilOs, compared with So IS at pres
ent; on -four 90 then, and S4. IS now;
and on corn the increase is from 25
cents to SO. 95, and on meat from 25
cents TO S4.75.
The Importation Of American flour
decreased after the treaty WAS repealed
from l05, 5,O43 bags FOR the months of
Septe N Der, October, November and
Decemb Der, 1893, 10 12,a95 bags for the
corresponding months in 1894. The
rates imposed on American products
are the highest imposed, the consnl gen.
eral writes, on products from any coun-
try. Since the letter was written, how
ever, Spain has practically agreed to
lower rates on American products.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-18
BRADY AND TaE RESOLUTION.
','aer Can he Found in Charleston.
Decidedly Queer aud Unprecedented
irsa.acuou

't'aer Can he Found in Charleston.
@leeiaedly Queer aud Unprecedented
ir'a.4etou.
@'e ss.-f-s-
.aAHLFsTON, W VA, January IL
'-- u.Uso Joint Resolution declining
-''nt commission 60 treat with
-- 'rg'Cia Debt Commission concern
-s ,-7 alleged West Virginia debt, on
' oasis proposed by Virginia, intro
i by MT. EdmiStOn, a0d pass
.7 the House OF Delegates,
tuesday, and which should
''' been reported 10 the Senate
'f-iay, hiss mySteriously dissppered
'1e msu 10 his keeping il was given
SPEAKER Edwards, mas also disap-
a.at
..' customary, when a resolution or
passed, for the presiding officer
-3Hlnt the mover of the resolution
,.r patron Of the Dill, 70 report the
t- ,l -ue other house for its concur
-i-- Instead OF extending this cour-
I'd Mr.. EGmistOn. the mover OF
resolution, Speaker Edwards ap-
'-'ei Mr.. Brady 10 communicate u
'0' Senate. Mir Brady took the
.-lol. p0cGeIed il, and did rot 60
- The senate. The resoi zion not
turned up In the Senate
,..'.la7, inquiries were made
Ar. Brady this morning,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-18
Horse safe.

BUFFALO, January 1.-THE second
day 0f Tattersalps horse sale brought
under the hammer a better quality OF
stock than the FIRST day aud much bet
ter prices Altogether forty-four horses
were sold aud over 5000 realized, The
chief interest centered in the sale OF
Whirligig, 2:lO, br. t.. 1891, by Wllkie-
Minnie Darlington, by Nohon. She
was sold to W. r. Ryder, OF Cambridge
moro. Pa, for Sl,ll0. Several buyers
were present, prepared to bid much
higher figure, but tho flly showed 40
lame, which DISCOURAGED them. The
other sale Of over $500 was Excellence,
9:1qlS. b. b., 1888 by Mamorlno King
Widesweep, by a monte, Jr.. who was
knocked down TO j. +. Ford, OF New
York, for $500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-18
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Ohrsalcis ~ s1s h1vsnsa' OF
individuals

Daily ohroalcls ~ s1s h,vsasas ef
individuals
speeiaL 10 th< ReJiVsr.
New YORK. January 17.-S. 5. Bloch.
of Wheeling, is registered at the wal
dorf Hotel, and NJ. L. OFT, OF the same
city. is a guest OF the Imperial.
Mrs. Joe Weishsr and children, OF
Quaker City, are the guests OF Mrs.
Henry Eisen berg. on Mccullough street.
d. b. Evans, OF the Marshall county
bar. was in the city yesterday on bust
ness.
Miss Alma Loudenslager. OF THIN, o..
is charming guest OF her cousin. MISS
Retta Wolvngtoo, OF Thirty'third
street.
r G. Nixon, OF South Jacob street,
returned yesterday from MillvaIe' \.
] where he has been working Tor some
time.
G. II. Baker, of the Register force,
who is confined TO the North wheeling
! Pospital with an attack oil typnoid
fever, Is improving rapidly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-18
Tc sell the Union Pacific.

OMAHA, NEB., January IA petition
will oe filed in St. Louis Saturday before
Judge Sanborn loo)-ing to the foreclosure
of the first mortgage of the main line of
the Union Pacific railroad. The mortgage
is for S32, ,00O, 900. The road is not expect
ed 10 sell for the amount Of the first mort
gage This will wipe out all other in
debtedness. and if carried out the govern
ment and all other creditors will lose
everything involved.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-18
rharroll.x strike SIN On.

BROOKLYN, n. Y, January H.-Still the
great trolley strike remains unsettled. and
both sides claim TO be sure OF victory.
Aside from running few cars the situa-
tiOn is practically unchanged. The COM
panies say the men may go back on the old
agreement if they wish TO, but there will
be no treaty with the strikers committee.
The di ,turoances to-day were trivial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-18
ThE ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY.
The Annual Meeting Held Last Night
Officers Elected

oueClol 70 "a h gif -
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January IT,
The annual meeting Of the West Vir-
ginia Historical and Antiquarian Soci-
ety was held tonight in the hall OF the
House Of Delegates. State Superin-
tendent Lewis read a paper on Virginia
history prior TO the Revolutionary war.
Remarks were also made by DR.. j. p.
Hale aud Judge j. Ii. Brown.
The objects and purposes OF the soct-
ely we're explained by General B. ID.
Oxley.
Officers Of the society were elected as
follows: John 2. hale, President: 6.
w Atkinson, First Congressional dis
trlct, c. j. Faulkner, Second district,
A. NJ. Scott, Third district, and j. n.
Camden. Fourth district, Vice Presi-
deats; Virgil A. Lewis, Corresponding
Secretary; Z. l.. Buttrick, Treasurer;
j.. p. hale, v A. Lewis. L. Ia Brown,
r.. :. Carr, R. w. Roller, Joseph Ruff
ner. II. w. Byrne, q. w Patton and E.
L. Buttrlck, Executive Board.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-18
0lII IIlREOUTOPPLACR
sr Methods Adopted in Naming
the COMMITTEES.
r9TALUABLs FORCE WASTED.

..- -itsd by Experience for Ger
.,.- committee Work, Placed
v-s-5 Their Experience and
r-7w edge is OF No Value-The
r-~ni-tee on Education a Pal
-.-.s Example-A Scheme to
9.- -t5 Labor Bureau Under
1s--san Control - Preparing
-s-a .0r the GsTrymander.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-18
RAPE FIENDS.
A New and Saluary Method Of Furnishing
Them Proposed to the Tennessee LeglS.
laturs--.Ras Medical Sanction.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, January l7.-Among
the bills introduced in the Legislature to-
day was one by Mr.. Bailey, of Mont
gomery county, to provide that when
any person is convicted of rape
or attempted rape, whether he is
sentenced TO death or not, shall be COM
pletely castrated by q competent surgeon,
within twenty days of the date OF convic-
too. The late Dr. Sim, of Memphis, ad-
vocated this mode of dealing with raplsts.
in a paper read before the State Medical
Society last wear.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-18
Sorry she Did 1t.

JACKSONVILLE, ILL, January IL
Frederick Wiggand went home intoxI'
Gated last night and threatened his
wife. In fit of desperation she seized
a revolver and shot him through the
chin, which probably is fatal. AS Mrs.
Wigand stood by the body OF her hns-
band she was seized with remorse and
tried TO take her own life, but was pre-
vsnted. Wiggand is a butcher.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-18
MISS STEVENSON GROWING WEAKER.

AsuvILLE, N. c., January 17.-Vice
President Stevenson's daughter, who is i'll
here, revived slightly this morning but
her condition became worse again this af-
ternoon and tonight she is near the point
of death 1t is not believed that she can
live through the night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-18
Big steel works Rssume.

SCRANTON. PA, January 1.-THE South
steel mill CT the LacKawanna Iron and
Steel Company. resumed operations yes
terday ana went on double turn today,
employing between 200 and 500 men.
Either tonight or tomorrow the North
steel mill will start up on double turn, and
before the week ends at least 1900 men
will be at work making steel rails.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-18
PostpOned to January go.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, January IL
The meeting of the Board Of Directors
OF the hospital for the Insane at Wes-
ton, which was announced for the 18th
inst. has ceen post tpOned to the 29t1.
The most important business to be done
az this meeting is the election of ply
sician Of the hospital TO Gil the vacancy
caused by the death of DR.. Edmiston.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-18
IN TIE federal coUkr.
Business transacted ut Parkersburs,
Te,terday.
c-.-.r- y, thr P.-l.rs.

SDsuG % ,As RsglsJs-.
PARRERSBURG, w. VA, January II.
In the Federal Court the following
cases were disposed of yesterday and
to-day: United States vs.. Henry Nc
Dade, jury verdict, lined 500 aud
costs; same vs.. sam Strain, verdict,
guilty, fined 500 and sentenced to 30
days in Mason county jail; same VS..
Jesse Jenkins. verdict, not guilty; same
vs.. Frank Shipper, nollied; same VS..
MatYan Clemens, verdict, not guilty.
The U. 5. Grand Jury will be empan-
e.led Tuesday, January %, and large
number Of witnesses are expected here
a, that time. The trial of Fred. Fer
zig was begun this morning. Fertig
was indicted for breaking into post
Office st Star, Randolph county, some
time ago, and stealing lot OF stamps.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-18
sOUrA sIuE LEAGUE.
south SIDE Team Takes Two Games
From harvest home.

south Stdo Team IakcS Two oames
From harvest home.
The South Side and Harvest Home
teams, of the South Side League. play
ed two games on the Harvest Home
alleys last night, both of which were
won by the former. The scores were
remarkably high for Fette's alleys,
which are considered very difficult.
The feature OF the first game was Spell
del's score Of 1875. la the second game,
Scheele made 100. The scores:
South Side-Spsidel 1875. Marshner
1876. Dudley I6l, Travis l40. Handlan
1T, Blind 1870; total S7S.
Hsrvest-Fette 1913, Scheele l4s,
Stripple SO, France 1875, Yenke l3s, j.
Bauman l0l; total 73S.
South Sde-Speidel 15s. Marschner
lO6, Dudley 40, Travis III, Handlan
144. Blind III; total Si2.
Harvest--Fette 1906 Scheele 10y,
Stripple 1928, France 100. Yenke l4I. j.
Bauman l4l; total 797.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-18
Rnrinr Tournament.

CHICAGO. January lZ-EiahtamassuL
boxers OF Chicago left for Boston to.u'
over the Lake Shore road. ne avn,
letes go to hold up the colors OF Chlcaep
against those Of the Hub 10 the ann ..'
tournament, which will be held a. .n' ~.
gymnasium OF the Boston AtnleIic AS
sociation ON Saturday night. ~,
The boxers who will represent IN. ~.
caao are: W. J. Kendall, lo5 pounds;
Lar levi. and I'd. Dwyer, il5; Lrrd
A. Britton. 1870; A. Gehrke, 1875; W: .;
Knepper and f. II. WOOL Ii''
Arthur w. Crane, l5S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-18
Psrdonad to be banged.

FRANKFORT, KY. January l7.-Governor
Brown this evening pardoned George Nc
Gee, a convict in the Kentucky penten-
tiary, who, while serving three-year sem
tence, murdered a fellow convict, and was
sentenced TO be hanged The pardon is to
facilitate the latter sentence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-18

when the resolution was not reported
10 the Senate. He>replied that he was
not ready TO present il to the Senate,
and would not do so until he was ready.
Mr.. Brady is said TO have left the city
to-day; at least he cannot be found.
He is supposed to have the resolution
10 his pocket and il is feared that it will
never reach the Senate. The loss of the
resolution and the absence of Mr..
Brady from the city has created a pro-
found interest in and about the capitol.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-18
New Orleans Racer.

New ORLEANS, La, January IL
Thirty. fifth day Crescent City Jockey
Clubs winter meeting. Weather pleas
ant; track heavy; attendance large.
First, i've furlongs, Bird Catcher won,
Anna McNairy second, Collins third;
time 1:09H. Second, seven furIongs,
Satillite won, Royal Prince second,
Chimes third; time l:l44. Third, SIX
furlongs, LeGrande won, Brakeman
second, Marcel third; time l:235s.
Fourth, handicap. five furlongs, Cara
Bauer won, Imp TreveIyan second, Ada
l.. third; time los Fifth, six fur
longs, John p. won, Ansonia second,
Lucasta third; time 1854.
Following are the entries at New
Orleans for January Is: First, q sell
ing. Viola g 1O2. Follow Day and Bob
Ho. man l04, Pr. Leon and lGlon lOI,
Charles B. and Il. +. Fly, Jr' III,
Jim Henry ia, Second, = selling,
Hibernia Queen 103, Footrunner ana
>Gaien Brown l05. Ansona lOo' Zaldwar'
Lester and Lyndhurst Ill, Ga'ena
IO3. brakeman and Twenty
Three lO5. Francis Pope 1lli
Third, * selling. Fabia 95, Midget 100,
King Craft l02. VanCluse, Daphne and
Anna X. l03, Luke Parks, Clyton, ureen
Prewi,t, En- peror Billet and StonewalI
lO5, Blue Stone, Diamond DlcE' Dr'
Bill and Royal Flush los Fourth, -
selling, GIeesome and Adsh Il. lOi'
Hogsdon 1O6 Klndora l09, Sam Farmer
Fidelio and Barretts Billet ll2. flith'
q. maidens. Insomnia, DR.. Reed, hut
lev aud Alan l02, Herklmer, lie BANJO,
Rockwell, My Dutcbr Norman ana
Sdean l05.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-18
r,n puKE or ORLEANS.

he Gives Dis Friends In France some
ADVICE About starting a monarchy
VERSAILLES, January Il. The Duke of
Orleans. preIender 10 the throne OF
France, issued manifesto to day. 1t was
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-18
THE wEArHEs.

w.su1yeroS. D. c., January n,mEor 10.
West Virginia and Western Pennsylvan,s:
Fair and warmer, winds becoming s0u'n'
west ..,or,oar. south
For Ohio: Fair aud warmer S01'A
winds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-18
Antl-Boxing Bin.

New YORK, January Il. The OIL IN
troduced In the State Legislature oY
Mr.. Morton, OF Wayne county known
as the aoti-bo1Ing bill, has stirred tne
New York Athletic Club and the ne"
Manhattan Athletic Club into making
denunciatory speeches, as they are
planning fstic encounters. III tne
bill becomes a law" said Manager Cen
singer, OF the Manhattan Athletic
Club last night, "it will mean tne
abolition of boxing at West Point Cor
nell and other institutions OF learning
Itisa siIly. nonsenslcal measure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-18
INTERNATIONAL COMPLICATIONS
Nay Arise From an Effort OF the Governor
of south carolina 10 Enforce the Dispen-
sarV Law

CoIUMBIA, s. c., January 17.-Governor
Evans, in the enforcement of the state
6ispeusary law, is likely TO involve the
country IN international complications.
several days ago italian Consul Costello
refused 10 search the bark Fortunate, II
beiug claimed the crew was selling liquor.
A constable swearS he bought wine from
the crew and saw negroes purchasing lq-
uOrS.
The Governor is greatly inceused and
said to-day: He would seize the vessel and
arrest those guilty of violating the law.
I'VE viii see whether or not South Caro-
LIMA is sovereign power and can protect
aud uphold her laws; if any little scow OF
a foreign nation can violate our laws with
lmpuuity. If we convict any officer l Will
cOnhscate the boat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-18
Bass Bail Notes.

Itaupears pro able that three Mar
tins Ferry players will wear Columbus
uniforms this season Rhue Is manager,
aud Psdden is anxious TO play under
him. Brown aud McCleary, OF the Mar
tins Ferry team, are also In communi-
cation with Rhue, and II satisfactory
terms can be made they will play with
the Capital city team. All are good
players, both In the fed aud at the bat.
Prince, OF this city, is good man. and
will probably be taken by one OF the
Interstate teams.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-18
FELIX FAURE ELECTED.
The French Republic Passes Safely
Through Another Crisis.
FAURE WAS MINISTER OF ". 8

OF the Cabinet W. ~ snation
Brought A. 40 dasty Ac-
ton of - 4nir-Perier-A
Brief the New PreSi-
dent al "details OF His Eleo-
tion-The Duke OF Orleans
Issues Manifesto, but 1t Ore
ates No Disturbance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-13

days. Steak, chops, etc, can be obtained
at very short notice at any time.
Mr.. l.. r. Knox has presented
TO the club a very handsome crayon OF
sloop once in the feet of the Rhode
Island Yacht Club. 1t is Of his own
workmanship, done during the winter.
Mr.. &. II. Smith has presented hand
some model of his sloop Sharon. Fleet
Captain William q. Tilcum has presented
a most beautiful painting OF the we'll
known schooner yacht Constitu-
tion OF the New York Yacht Club.
The first and greatest occasion OF the sea-
son, Ladies' Day and June Regatta, will
take place Saturday, June %, with an un-
usually large program. The committee
for this day are Commodore John M.
Richmond, eX-Commodore Arthur Il.
Austin and Mr.. Charles q. Bloomer The
regatta committee, Charles Il. Smith
chairman, have provided cup and money
prizes for all classes and expect large
mum ber of entries.
Mr.. Charles Gordon of Pawtuxet enter
tanned his brother friends of King Philip
Lodge of Red Men at his homo on
Broad street with clam boil and other
refreshments, after which games and
music were INDUCED in till II p. m. A
general good time was reported by all
who participated, and they expressed a
great desire for its reptition. The host
and hostess were presented handsome
rocker.
Rev. John Willis holds a Methodist
meeting every Sunday evening at Mr..
Alfred Johnson's on Silver Hook avenue.