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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-04

woRcEsTEn DIVISION.

Trains leave Providence as follows for
hORCEsTkR-6:45 (express), I;3J (accom), s;io
(aceom.). Al 80 a. m .accom.); 1900 (exp.), 40
lexp. TO WoonsockeU. s;.j Zoe. exp.l, s;0s
p. m (sccom)
sundays-s:3o a. m. (acoom.)j $500 p. m (accom.)
MIl-LVILLE-7;s1, s:45. siiv, IL 80 o M l.vs sJl
t;zo, SisS, $500 y. m
Sundays: 80 a. m. 500, 7:01
BLACKSTONE JUNCrIoN-7;3o, e:45, s;io, io;i5,
80 a. m, l0o. ssvv, 500. s.zo. 5;lS, o:f5. lilS
SOS, II as y.
Sundays 80 m: i7:os. 500. $780, 7;oo s:s, p. m
WooNsoCKET-es45, 1850, s:45, s:io io,l5 1,3l
Am; is0o. l:50 100. AGO. 4;1o. 5;l6. o:4a 7;i5
$500, IL rs p. IN -.
Sundays $3.50 g. nj Ia:OS $780, 500. s.N 7.oa
$3.50 .. IN.
wAklSEs AND BRISTOL BRANCH
Leave PROVIDENCE undia street station) for
NEWPORT AND FALL RIvER-7,oo 7;B ex-
press and $500 o. M and Il;b <2l ESQ p. m.
Sundays for Fall River $3.50 q. m. $3.50 p. m.
Newport 300 u. m. $50 p. m. (via New Yorh
boat
Warren and way stations at 90. 7;& express. s;5,
and $500 a m. and i2:4S sioo.. s;29. $50
ESQ., 500 and IL 40 p. M.
Sundays at 300 a. m. and $3.50. p. M
BRIsToL-7sS. express $3.50, sos q. m, i,:45 s:o,
4:20, b:sO, $3.50. 500 and ii:zJ y. sundays
ss53 q. m. and . 30 p. m.
Electric cars leave Exchange place, Providence. at
t:4b 1850, s;l5 and $40 q M. II 80. ass. 4:)S,
5:I5 g:i5 and !: al p. M. Leave Market Square at
ii;i5 y. IN.
Sunday OF 9s5 q. m and 6:i5 D. m
GEO. l. CONNER. A. @. KENDALL.
Pass'r Traaic Manager Genl Psss'r Axeuk
h. G. ALLEN GenI supt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-04
TELEGRApHIC BREvITiEs.

President Peizoto of Brazil is reported
dead.
Alexander Bidda, the French artist, 1,
dead
Robbers stole $500 worth of jewelry a
El Paso, Tex.
Mr.. Moore, editor of the London Morn
ing Post, Is dead.
Grace Clifford, aged IA, was fatal
burned at Nashua, n. II.
Georgia Democrats made gains in th
election of county officers.
Six miners were hurt by powder e.
plosion near Rich Hill. Mo.
Reports o. destltution at Point Esqu
maux, Labra ior. are denied.
Citizens OF Sacramento have organize
rs vigilants % ria the city criminals
Timothy Mahoney, 80 years old, of Bos
ton, expired .uddenl v rom alco iullsm.
The Blue1clds question has been settlcd
by Great Brituin's surrender Of all claims
The u. : s. Machias has sailed fro
Port Said for Alden. ON her way TO Chin
There is no foundation for the rcpor
that Sir Mackenzie Bowel Is seriousl
sick.
The Massachusetts, cattle commlssin.
estimates that Its work for 1855 will co
t2l2, 100.
The lord lieutenant Of Ireland has or.
dered tie rclense of 1homas Cunningham
from jail
John II. Russell was nominated for
United States senator by Massachusetts
Democrats.
The London Athletic club denies nc.
ceptance Of the challenge of the Now York
Athletic club
Joseph Palmer Of Sound Beach, Conn,
was thrown from sleigh, and died Of a.
fractured skull.
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o. VXIc+ IAN
xhe reliable Hau
CLEVELAND AND HILL.


buuicatio1s ihat tenfleme2 Have
Buried tho nsiohet.
WAsHIS0roS. Jan. 4r-Tho president
gave tho annual state dinner to his cabl
net last night. The Marine band was In
attendance, and played national airs
throughout the evening. Fifty-lour guests
were present.
When the list OF names OF guests mt the
dinner to the cabinet was given out. tho
appearance among them OF that of Seia'
tor Hill Of New York was received with
some incrcdulity There had been no In
timation that the New York senator was
20 be present, and when IL became known
about town that Mr. Hin was the guest OF
the president the fact was mt once the SUBJ
Ject OF the greatest speculation.
There had been rumors that an under.
standing had been reached between the
prcsdent and Mr. Hill, but the presence
OF the latter nc the White House last night
was the first tangible evidences that the
rumorS were prAbabIy aatkeptic.
But once during this administration has
Mr. Hill before bscn within the portals of
the exocu I've mansion. That time was
just aftcr thc arrival OF Senator Murphy,
and the two New York senators appeared
at the White House together. but the best
Information Is that they did not 500 the
president at that time.
The president and Mr.. Hill met In the
general asscmblage before the dinner be
gan, and their meeting was TO every ap-
pcaranco one OF extreme cordiality. They
remained together for soma minutes in q
close conversation. Mr.. Hill escorted Mrs.
Hearst TO tho dining hall.
Senator Hill declined to discuss his
presence nj the White House, saying ir
was purely a social visit and had no po-
liticnl Significance. and consequently he
did not feel at liberty to talk on the sub
jcct Nevertheless his attendance will be
a mark for political gossip for some days
to come. lois understood that Mr. Hill
was invited to the previous cabinet din
ner, but declined.
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Once OF the License Commissioners.
81 y iall, iroyicence, Jan. 4, it95.

Application for transfer ~ license 10 sell pure
spii iluOLs ihtox. callng and malt liquors. have
been made by the ioio~ing named pefsons and
nInlb:
Coleman, EeInsri, lo7 Charles street 10 Willis
lr.ct0r, % " eat i.4ver street
Dcy.e, John 10. is1 North Main street, to John
Bnckicy, same place.
hOpk4nbon, honas, III Delaine street. 70 AlDert
AspInw ali, hame place
Mcoo,ern, Edwsld j., estate OF. 5ts BENEFIT
sheet 10 sullivan Blts, aane place.
Nagl John, fos.ofBce court 10 b4 North
Main street
Aug,nt M. H., A 40 Orange street, TO Thomas
MoDermott. 80 bergen street
simonini let ios Dean strt et, 10 corner Bray
ton avcDue ana aprcue stleet
sieIry, II g.. Fulton street TO George Meyer,
same ace.
sullivan. James p. 81 Orange street TO cnilinan
BrOt thers, same place
The t,ard cf License Commissioners will be In
fession In heir ofiice, City hall. TOEsDAf, Jan
10, al 1880 clock a m, at which time aud place
all persons 20 desiring may be heard on the matter
of granting such applications.
BY oider Of the board. mos. NIXON. Clerk.
lani-lSt
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manship being Of tho finest description.
The most costly ones come In set Of
three--one large for th1 front and two
smaller ones sor the sizes Spanglos are
no loss fashionable now than they were
last wiHter. They arc woven on founda-
tion To form galloous Of various width and
of ns many tints es tho scales Of an iridcs-
cent dragon. They arc sprinklcd over
gauze for evening gowns and arc worked
into embroidery patterns on velvet. They
simmer or hats. bunrets. wraps and
gowns. They foria the decoration of some
extremely pretty new fans of black gauze
intended for ovoGinr use, upon which the
little stool or gold disks produce most
brilliant effect
There arr also guuzc fans quietcr In mp.
penrance, but more costly, adorned with
small paint q incdnllions framed In lace.
These arc moro appropriate for the use Of
middle aged iyomUn, Co whom rich rather
than gny effects aro suitable.
A sketch - given OF q velvet and dnmnsk
evening wrap The straight front and the
sides nro OF white dan'ies. with pink roses
and their foliage The bncl, Is Of emerald
velvet. forming an immense vatican
plnit fastened TO the high flaring collar
by velvet bow A yoke of green velvet
adorns the front. The bishop slccves are
Of damask, and the collar, wrists of the
sleeves and tho damask h~'- - -, rnr.
nient arc bor,lercd witt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-04
NEW YORK & NEW ENGLAND

Passenger Train Service, Week Days,
Corrected to Oct. 20, 1894.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE As follows,
For Boston-s;oS a. m., II m; silS p. M; RETURN
$780, a. m; IL 20, s:26 p m.
WALPOLE--s:0 :05 a. m; Ia m; 4:7o .. m
fRANkLIN-sio, a. m, IL nj 4sao. 7;is y. m
MILF RD-s;os q m; II m.; 4:2o p m
ARLINoroN-7os, IL ;1a IN. ;6:27. $780, ell 100 pm
WEST ARLlNGToN-F 1;os, Fs;os, iiisa q. M;
F2;i6. y 4:so, II s;27, Fs;cp.m
KNlGBTsvILLE--7:oS. s'oe, IL rs O. m; y 2,S5
b,27, $50, cell p. m.
wAYLAND pARK-F r:os, Fs,os, F II .ss a. m., ,
a'4O, .:so, S:a', $3.50, ''ii;Oo m
NATIcK, RIVER POINT, CENTREvILLE
wAsHINGToN-7.os $685. Iiis5, a m; i2.oi,
2.4S 4.3o. O;2s, $3.50, s7:i5 .sti .oJ D. m
cRANsToN, oAKLAwN-I;os s.os, n,sS = m;
ia.ei, a't1. t:so, e:21, s:so '.il'oo p m.
PONTIAC, ARCTIC, QUIDNICk-7;os IL IS Q. m,
2:a6, b,27, $50. ell 90 p. M
ANTHoNY-7;oi, e:o6 80 o m; 1901, 2;<s, <;se
5:25, 6;3e, ell 100 p. m
COVENTRY, sTERLlNG-7;os. s;oe. am; 1861.
SUMMIT, GREENE, oNEco, MoosUp. PLAIN.
FIGLD-1ios. s;os a. nj i2;ol. 2ssS, 4;So. 7:2S
JEwETr CITY, CANTERBURY SCOTLAND.
VERSAILLES, BALTIC. SOUTH wINDHAM-
900 q. m; l2:ol, 4.so, p m.
wILLIMANrIC-s:os a. m; i2soi, 1850, N rs p. N
HARTFoRD--s;os n. m; IL :oi, 4;3o, " i2o p M
FIsHRILL a NEwBURG-s:os O. m
NoRwIcH-7;os, sos a. m, iasoi, t;so, 7:25 p. m
WATERBURY, DANBURY-s;os q. m. 7:25 p. m
EAST THOMPSON, WEBSTER, soUTHBRfDGE,
WORCESTER, THOMPSON, PUTNAM ana
PoMFREr = sib6 a. nj 400 p. m.
CHICAGO AND THE WEST VIA NEWBURQ
AND ERIE R'Y-s:os n. m
PAsCoAG AND INTERMEDIATES STATIONS
Gsf7, sos, IL q. m; 400 and $50 and ssiIls
D. m. Returning iesye Pascoag stss25, TAO and
s.i5 a. n'- l2;4O, oso2 and $500 p. m.
n.trains ieave from west end Of Union Depot
Providence
saturdays only. s-sundays oniy.
tDaiy.
81 cents unlimited 81.
w.R BABcooK. q. PA
T.w. KEENAN,, supt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-04

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4-Orders have been
issued from the navy department. attach
ing the cruisers Cincinnati and Raleigh so
the north Atlantic squadron. This Is part
OF the plan for IN extended set OF naval
maneuvers To be held this winter in West
Indian waters. There will be feet OF six
vessels under Admiral Mealle's command.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-04
A Good Idea.

ALBANY. Jan a.. The state railroad
commission Is TO open an investigation Of
the deaths which have resulted from acci-
dents on the trolley roads Of the city Of
Brooklyn. Since the Introduction of the
trolley system, there have been 81 fatal
tiles connected with 10 in Brooklyn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-04
Inhabitants TerrorIxed.

ROME. Jan. 1.-TWO earthquake shocks
were felt yesterday In the province OF Reg
gio di Calabiia The population is I'm n
state OF terror, anticipating a repetition OF
the disasters which have so recently oc-
Cured In that part Of Italy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-04

RUpY's PILE sUPPosIToRY s eusrau-
teed TO cure Piles and Constipation. or money
refunded. 80 cents per box Send stamp fos
circular and Free sample 70 MARTIN RUDY
Lancaster. Pa. For sale by all frst-clsss
druggists. CHAMBERS. CALDER = 20,
WHOLESALE Druggists. Providence. y L
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-04

ONEILI, Neo., Jan. 4.-Milt Roy and
Jim Pinkerton are charged with beinr
mcmbers Of tic mob which Is supposed to
hnve lynchcd Barrett scott. The prisoners
deny thcir guilt. Scott's fate is still a
mystcry
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-04
An Eleven-Rounder.

HARTFORD. Jan 4-McGirr OF Bridge.
port defeated Matthews OF Danbury last
night, and won the fcatherweight cham.
pionship Of the state In III rounds. The
men were we'll matched, and 1t was ex.
ceedingly difficult TO pick the winner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-04
FASHIONABLE EVENING EFFECTS
say Waist gorgeous Wrsps-Jeweied
Buckle. kpapcies and Chiffon.

say Waist s,oIgcous Wr2ps-Jeweied
BUCKLE. spancies and Chiffon.
The bodice diIcring in material from the
skirt continues fashionable and is made In
both simple gnd elaborate styles for day
and evening wear. silk Is the material
usually enarlWrd fer those intended for
general wear hut plaid velvet in bright
rolors Is newer and Is said to be service
able, besides Icing undoubtedly warmer.
A bodice Of this latter goods Is very effect
I've worn with black skirt For dinners
and other dress occasions charming cor
sages are shown made Of gathered chiffon
over elk liring Of contrasting color
green over pink or blue over yellow. The
sleeves are of elbow length and elaborate
ly draped and the neck is finished with
high draped collar much decorated. These
furbclowed collars arc also WORD with low
tut evening gowns by women who like
novelty, although the unadorned mock ID
more beautiful jewelers. arc bringing
out line OF exquisite neck buckles, en-
ameled, jewoled and C, graved, the work
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Killed by Runaway Accident.

PLYMOUTH, y, H., Jan. 4--Harry A.
Learned, 20 years old, was thrown against
IN electric light pole by n runaway team.
Ills skull was fractured aud he died
shortly alter
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-04

PITTssURG, Jan. 4-One OF the furnaces
at the Il igtr Thom son steel works at
BradducS, another Carnegie mill, was
started yesterday by employees froin other
departments Thrre'has been no disor-
der among the strikers.
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Lynn Hat Maker. on strike.

LYNN, Mass. Jan. 4-Upward Of 30 hat
makers employed by Timothy Merritt.
Munroe street, are on strike on account OF
n new price list which went into effect
with the new year In some cases where
the men wanted an advance over the old
prices the new list was even less than the
old one
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InInrIe. Proved Fat,l.

BosToN, Jan. 4.-Charles Waterman, 90
years old, Of Ridicford, Nc, an engineer
on the Fitchburg railroad. died here yes
tcrday lie was struck by a train Dec. IL
and badly injured
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BosToN, Jen. 4.-By an explosion OF for
cite at "A ledge In Winchester, Michael
Noonan and Martin Foley were badly
hurt, and third man was made insensi-
Bile. Fuley's Injuries may prove fatal.
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Man and woman struck by Train.

STAMFORD, Conn, Jan. A. William
Ashton, aged 10 and woman supposed
to be his wife,. while walking on the rail
road track, were struck by train. The
woman was fatally, anu the man seriously
iniured
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shinhuildlnx Failing or.

RoCKLAND, Me, Jan. 4.-The annual re-
port OF the Waldoboro customs district
shows that IA vessels have been built. The
total tonnage Is about 1900, a remarkable
falling OF, as this was formerly the most
important district on the Atlantic coast.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-04

lions Tor Different aiks.
pProved January !, 1881
IL is ordained BY the City Council of the City OF
Prov deuce as follows:
SECTION !. 4 nc iark Commis toner's are hereby
authorized and directed fiom and after December
H. 1854. TO charge the salaries OF All clerks and
the laying out or improN ement OF the land recently
hcqull ed and addec 10 Roger Williams fark and
also for the Improvement Of Blackstone and
Davis Parks 10 tie special appropria-
ton for The Improvement OF hoger
Williams or blackstone Parks as made by Chap
ter osl OF lie ordinances approved January IL,
:ss4 or TO The SPECIAL appropriation for Davis
Park rs n ade by Chapter 5vl OF the ordinances
approved July n, 1888, Is the work may be done
upon said several parks.
tue copy.
Witness WILLIAM Il. CLARKE,
lanz-Jt City Clerk.
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Carter Pleads Guilty.

NEW YORK, Jan. 4-Edward r. Carter
the defaulting clcrk OF the National Bank
Of Commerce, who is charged with embe7
zling $4,000, pleaded guilty yosterda,
and was held for the action of the gran,
iu-v
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-04

NEW BEDFORD. Mass, dan. 4-David
Holmes, the English labor lender. was en-
tertained here last night by local labor
leaders lie Is being shown around Oh,
CITY today
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NOTICE.

On and after January isf. 1895, the business OF
the NATIONAL BAND AND ORCHESTRA will
be conducted by Mr. ALFRED NJ LANGSTAFF,
who has been elected leader and agent of this
OF iganizaion, and who takes this occasion TO thank
the pu lie for past favors and spectfaly solicits
. continuance Of same
Business Office, 2iJ Westminster street. Room
IL take elevator Band Room, rs Torrance street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-04
A Floods Tremepdou. povev.

BERLIN, Jan. 4-The resent gales caused
immense damage on the island OF Heiigo
land. Part etths tov, wee wsslled away.
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
WATER BILLS

Notice IL hereby given that bills for annual
water rates due aud payab e nj the ONCE OF the
City Treasui er on TUESDAY, January I, 1886.
Attention Is called TO the following extract from
the rules oi the comnissioner OF public works;
''if bills remain unpaid for ten days after
due the water mny be shut on without further
notice, and when 40 shut on the sum OF 90 and the
bill shall be paid before letting IL on"
INQUIRIES BY MAIL AS TO THE AMOUNT
OF WATER BILLS WILL BE PROMPTLY
ANSWERED.. PAYMENT RENTED By
CHECK OR MONEY ORDER THROUGH
THE MAIL WILL BE DULY ACKNOWLEDGE
d. L. ID. GRANGER,
dec2s-H City Treasures.
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new YORK, NEW HAVEN And
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.
Time tables giving full information
as 10 local and through train service
may b. obtained at Proyidence sta
ti0a and stations below.
TRAIN SERVICE FROM PROVIDENCE

ti0ii anu stations below.
TRAIN SERVICE FROM PROVIDENCE
iKovIDENcD nIyIsIDN.
Corrected 10 December 81. 1894
BOSTON ::S I, % soS No. 'cs 90 IA, ~, s 90
S1o 4;loi S'4o s;21, 6:2a 7iaJ $780, 1000, io;Io D. IN
sunda s.S5, 5:f5, 6.i5 s:l5 o:so a. m. :
lioo $3.50. bilo, $50, ESQ 1880 p. m RETURNING
Leave BOSTON from Park square station ei39
$500 s;0l alo;0o, io:0I; ilO0, IL 35 m, IAN; i;oo
1N aO) 500 $500 $40, $50 s.s0 1850, 500, 100.
lz;0J p. m. snndays-4ii5, 500, - m; i:0o $500,
400, 900. 7s3o, $500. 1880 y. IN.
AiITEBoAo-s;OO. 700, 7;4S, sis. $780, 1850, IA 40
a. m. H;ol iiio; 2:p, s;21 s:2i, ':ia eos, e;io,
tH, lO:lO, Il:l0 p. m sundays-6iib. blo,
i.:So a. m. ls3J 4:so. Bsi5, eszJ, s:3op IN
Nohin AITLEDoko and PLAIN YlLLE-7,oo
silo lOivo. lii2J. m. i;so .sao, 5s4o sssz. uii,
wa spr Pm; sundays-S;ie p m. ,
NAMFOM, WhhNIhAn. NORWOOD CENTRAlA
NokwooD and DEDhAM-7;vJ. IA 10, T. M
bifo p. mi Sundays, 10 y. m
hANsFiELD-'i:3o b45, 500, 100. 7it5, 300. io'oa
h;Ioa m, iz;Oo 80, s;lo. o:4D. s.zo. s:zL hip
IN sundays-i:oo, b;41, s;i5. ie;so a m. i;so,
ar4f.er on y. Except Mondays.
fitchbarg an "AJ sia..o-s. s.SS. is'O u M
l:o5, 4ilb p. m.
Lowell and way stations, 900, 1880 a. nj ils p.
taunton and New Bedford, 900, s:i6, 300 g. nj
i2;-s, $40 (Taunton only, s;lo. s;o6. H;o.
Iaunton niy) ei-. .s;b y. IN.
Sundays, b:45 a. m; $3.50 p. m.
MiooieDoro, oiI5 a. IA. l1:O5, 3;2j, $50 ,, N
fiymoatn, o:l5 ~ NJ. S:As y. pL
POINTS ON cape Cod e;is ~ m; 3:2a p. IN.
toliase Iy and Nantucket via Woods Hoii,
sao m.
Cottage CITY via New Bedford, 1900 p. m
s1ONiNGroS AiyIsIOS.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows fsr
Nkw iohA-i;xS y. m, laaiiyJ, iv;es, texpress),
lv;os, viimlled), ii;lj O. M. .;Ao siss, laahyl
t:OS p. M, ldaiiy).
NEW fUkA. VIA stonington Lne-7sIo. 7sS5 p. IN
daily, except sunday.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE and WASHING
TON wa nsr.eni nlser--Iv;os. q IN, s.ss y.
daily
NEh hAyEN-i.2 .23 n m express daily, e:b Qoc
exp-), i0sgs (exp.), l0;5s llimited). liD q N.
te2pl, 2ii0 (exp.). sss. daily, s;Qa lexp.day).
stexp daNyJ p. m.
NEW LON DoN-i:l5. q. m daily exp-) $50 (ac-
conn.,, s;sJ laccom. surdays only. s:i3 lioo-
exp), sisJ (accom), l. ~ (exp Iv.o9 (iImited),
illS m lexp.), Is2V (aeconlJ, 2;ls lexp.), 4,oj
texp. daily, ss2a (accom- sundays only. t;Io
taeeom-) s'ss v. IA ls2p. aaiiy). s;As y. m lsxp
eanyl
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
CHAPTER 6is.

An Ord nance Directing the Park Commissioners
10 hal ge Certain Salaries to the Appropria-
lions Tor Different arks
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I,adison Ave. and sSth st.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09

the gate of the desert, Timbuctoo real
ICES all that her great reputation prom
ises." During a stay of several weeks
his interest was kept constantly on the
alert. and went on increasing. I'm
buctoo is the great city OF the desert
the Queen of the Sands, which sweep
up against its walls and invade It's
squares and streets. 1t has from 1000
TO 5000 inhabitants. There is not
vestige Of a monumental building,
nothing but big houses built or mud
and straw or wood The pos iation
consists of negroes with the blood OF
an the races of Northern and Central
Africa in their veins Such elements,
which appear modest and at first dis
concert the visitor, do not prevent the
commerce of the city amounting to
millions of francs a year. NJ. Dubois
prophesies that the western valley Of
the Niger viii, at q comparatively early
date. become one of the finest OF the
French possessions. if it's desunies are
confined to- men who know the country.
London Standard.
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l MILLION IN TROUSERS.
Miss Gertrude VanderbiltS Cycling
Suit
OF Priceless Wool and White Silk.
Mrs. Cruger Hates a BlOuse-Mlss
McAIlister POpularized Knicker-
bockers, or Loose-Legged Divided
Skirts-Sylvia Green's Boomers.

"Be here at , tomorrow If you want
to see trousers" So ran the yellow
papered telegram in my hand, calling
me from Newport, where I had gone TO
see the first styles Of the summer, bach
to New York, where styles are planned.
1T is to be knickerbocker afternoon, -
explained my dressmaker friend, when
U arrived flushed and travel worn a few
hours later, "and l knew You wouldn't
want to miss it. Here take this trou-
ser leg and stitch indusUiously. The
first customer is coming
The first customer was a tall, pretty,
young woman, much exploited for her
fine cycle riding, and with her was an
other who also sits the wheel we'll
Many thanks for your invitation to
your opening to see the newest things
i'm lmickerbockers." exclaimed they as
they sank in large easy chairs. while
Nine. Modiste proceeded to show them
the new salts. Let us have the very
first Look
The suits were wheeled out one after
another upon their uauikirs. and 1
learned many things REGARDING the now
universally styled bicycle suits which
] had not before known. One is that
an are called trousers that have @
divided skirt, and that "kuickerb0ck-
ers' are full skirts divided and cut OIL
at the knee The bloomer style is one
-hat reaches to- the ankle and the
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more. The nap seemed To- do her good'
for mo- one was lresher ana oli7-'~1-
looking on board than She.
AIRS. Gould has particular lo--.---'
for her little boy. Say. and al"a'a 49,
CD after % IS small interests. even 7o -o-5
as the -touee." which the deck stewart
passed around was concernau. one pa W
J8 it that he was Wen suppIed,
th08gh it became necessary LOT neI 10
take the child herself and look up lAe
$500 ea' bearer.
Later in the afternoon. before the
gong for dinner. and after The sun had
LOST it's brightest glare. Mrs. Could
walked. As all the world knows ncf
c1rriaZa is exceptionally erdceidl.
When She threw aside her rug ana
started to- pace the Cecl-evenly,
quickly. quietly with her head sISnlly
poised. her body wen upm-ed- every
one dropped into chair TO- see her pass.
IL ..as the admiration OF all Oh deck
chat easy. perfectly balanced carriage,
nal little sou OF the head 10 one
ever walked when Ars. Could ull ne
deck Was clear the moment amer sle
arose. Sometimes she would take l-e
children or lr. Gould with her, but
that destroyed the charm, and We were
NOT pleased
Airs. Gould dressed deliberately for
dinner. SD Tar as the corsa ge was con-
caruei She had mo- less than SIX exc
0u.-.te evening b0dice5. iu shades all or
which suited her clear s.ll admirably.
After dinner we never SAW Che lady ON