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Episcopal.

CHRIST CHURCH. Eddy and Oxford streets
Services at l0,i5 m. and 1850 p. m; ;. s., 1850
p.
GRACE Floyd w. Tomkins, Jr rector. Holy
eommunion, 10 a. nj morning service and ser-
mon, lo:i5 3. s., 2:46 p M service and address,
$780, evening service and sermon, so. preceded
by an organ recital at 7i6.
EPIPHANY --Potters avenue, near Elmwood ave-
nue. Services at lo;45 a. IN. and 1880 p m; 4. s..
ats
ST. JAMEs--Broadway. Rev. II. ID. Parker, rector
Morning service, io;465 b. g., 81 evening service,
1880. '
REDEEMER-- Holy communion, 7:So; morning
prayer and sermon, l0;45; ,. b., 1850; evening
prayer and serfnen 1880.
NEW JERUsALEM Trinity square Rev. II. @.
Hay sermon, iosi5; >. y, II; chapel service, ?.
All invited.
ST. JoHN's--Morning service, 10;45; 8. 24S;
evening prayer and sermon, 1850.
ST. ANDREWS, Mt. Pleasant--S. s., $50 q. m. |;
morning service. 10;s5 q. M; confirmation
lecture. $3.50 pm; evening service, 1850.
MESSIAH, Westminster street and Broadway
Holy Communion. 1880 a. m; Mathis, l0:46 am.
.. D., p nj evensong, 7:S0.
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Congregational.

CENTRAL. Angel street cor. Dinan pIace-ser-
vices, l0;tb .. m. and 1880 n. m, Mr.. Moore will
preachi 3. g., l2sl5 p.m.i YP. 6:45 ~ m.
cordial tnvitstion 10 all strangers, especially "
the evening service.
PLYMOUTH -pennsylvanis avenue near Broad
street. William 9. stinson, pastor. Preaching,
1880 a. m, by DIR. Francis A. Horton late pastor
OF Union Congregational Church, subject, "Reck-
oning ON the SupernatursP'; 7is0 p. m, by the
pastor, subject, "Three Days In a Mans History;
3. s., f2i5.
PILGRIM Preaching at 10;l5 and 1880 by Rev
Theodore Clifton Of Milwaukee; =. B., l2;ib;
r. b. O. E., $50.
BENE EFlCkNT-ke Thomas l. Quick, secretary
Of the American McAli Association will preach
at $40 a. M; \. f2:15; y. q. r., $3.50; the PAS
tor, Rev. James q. Vose will preach a. 80 p. m.
NoHTH--waning street F X. Decker. pastor,
will preach at f0:45, "An Angels Oath at 1880
"Inquisitive People,; y. g., f2:i6; Y. p. 3. G. Il.
$780, seats tree for strangers
UNfoN-Rev. Wallace Nutting, ID. D., OF Seattle,
viii preach at io;s6 and 1850 p. m; 8. s., i2;lA
ACADEMY AVENUE Rev. T.. o. Bartlett, pastor
Will preach Al fofs a. m; y. D., 1z:is m Q. H.,
sp.m.; sunday School concert 'suilding A
Man." 7. p. m.
PEOPLE s-A5 Eddy street. 8. s., IL Rev Charles
~ Piummer will preach al 7;46 y. m. subject,
"The Transnguration OF Christ"
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Presbyterian.
Universalist.

FlRsT-Cliford street Service 10;4b a. m. and
$50 p. m. by Rev Dr. McBain; s. 3. .,i2 m; G. Il.
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VlvANTRD--TRUsTwoR PERSON TO
w travel. Salary $3.50 and expenses. Refer
encc. Enclose self addressed envelope, General
Manager Box r., Chicago ~
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RAILROADS.
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.

Time tables giving full infOrmatfos
Ms to local and through train sersico
may be obtained at Proyidence Sta
uon and stations below.
TRAIN SERVICE PROM pR0VJDENCg
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DRESSMlKING.

nREssMARTNG FASHIONABLE WORK
~ Spec lai terms 10 working and factory girls !;
satisfaction guaranteed pressmsker. 7e foan-
'ain street. tebI 20
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w (TANTED~-sPor CASH PAID FOR LARGE
w lots Of second hand household furnitur
carpets, etc, 10 parties breaking mp housekeeping
at 165 Wcybossett street. ooo. IA Robinson aue-
ueneer sept i-tf
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yyvANTED-GooD statesmen; GOOD PAY.
w Goods sell rapidly Williams, Arcade,
Providence. fs-2
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

ONE CENT mord, frH insertion: ONE
HALF CENT a lrord each subscetentiH
scftiOn
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NXyANTRD-P PLEASANT APPEARING YOUNG
w lady Of good address: steady employment;
liberal remuneration. Address at once, Box ".
News ONCE ft-u
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-06-29

my familiarity with my fathers language.
of important assistance in my researches.
As said. It IS we'll for"
Captain Shirley" cried a waiter
throwing open the door to its fullest ex-
tent.
Mrs. Ruthyen and Waite exchanged a
look, and a slight smile passed over the
lips Of the latter, while Mrs. Ruthyen
rapidly thrust the packet she had just re
ceived into her cash box and locked it
before she rose to receive the newcomer
with a sweet smile OF welcome.
Waite stood back with al air OF extreme
Difference.
Very glad to find you are looking SO
much better. said Shirley. who was neat
er, fresher. keener than ever.
Il am almost M self gain" she replied;
then turning to Waite she said gracious
ly: Il need not detain you longer"
Il wish you good morning, madame,
and deeply regret l could not DO you better
service
Il am quite sure Won have done your
best. l have your address if ! need your
assistance further. Good morning"
TO be continued.j
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NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

Mich. We're burned.
The Standard OIL company j. lr"par-
inc u develop large tracts Of oil land III
ScqUJtrhl" county, Tenn
French Canadian conservatives a*,ot-
tawa. Ont ara said t. br determined u
force the fight in Manitoba.
AT jacksonville. Fla. Theodore Star
buck, aged 20. has developed hydruFn"l'la
from cat bite inflicted TWO months ago
Owing H. tn" rejection OF the land
and income tax assessment hill. III" New
South Wales Parliament Will Ice dis
solved
A colurpd man. John Hull Of trich.
No was found dead IN room Il Kan
~a~ city; Indications N" that ne was
murdered.
James + Mcrriman ha~ sued Or.
w. W. Laub at Philadelphia for S2ao"n
damages. alleging that III" doctor dag
messed measles IL smallpox.
1t viii he necessary To carry out
Thoroughly extensive process of dredging
before the Kaiser Wilhelm canal can b"
. used for practical purposes.
Police Justice Barney Martin sitting
ia the Mcrri>ania -. ~ police court
r"rrimandcd the policeman for using The
word "coiarcd' for arrested
= serious cayC-iu is taking place AT
Queen mine 1T \pEauprr. Mich. Warn
iur was received in INN" To- prevent fatal
irice. Humag" 10 the min" Will !'r
Z heavy.
-, ,,I,ip,,,., Win, r,.,,I..l \av.
VI f...., E,,I' la ;+,;,.., e., L.,,,., -,
residents IF Nrw Orjnan@, Were. ordered
l.,,tl I,,. G:.,.r..,.,,.,. C,r1i-l.. ~, r.,..i,
i= th" information.
I.ill''I h'''I.taI 1lHneiilN 4, -NIIl nj
resolutions Of praise Of DR.. ~. Gibbs.
who was removed 10y the regents. 1t IS
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80 - - I'm ." M NJ 'n,l ,'.
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anu ,''
,L I,i;,,i - 49,. ,,,. .,.,i,, !,
" ii''..%" y 'H ~, .,'N ~ '''ni I,
i H. TnrrL,.,., NV ana TX i.'.t
1000 Indian. arc expected to take part
The good proplp Of Cherokee county.
Ala, ara greatly exercised over The ar,
r,.~t ana conviction Of a believed Ncthn-
dist preacher, Rev. Harris Wright nf
Round Nouutain for stealing from the
church.
:, + r,.,,.,,.t,.l r-.,.,, tb,. T-r.l,. ,...,...
near N,I-I4uas. in The department If
Panama. Colombia. that An immense find
of treasure has been made, It Is sand
Spanish gold and silver coin to th" value
of more than -. ""n"no has been dl-~oy-
erred.
After Il hight OF eighteen months the
customs officers at talIa0. Peru. have
admitted cases containing Rihl"s shipped
Their" 10y the American Bib" society.
b" g,r'."Hila,tIca.l party IN Peru opposed
NE "Iini,o''H 81 me i"12hN; claiming 'h3'
'''N N't' "l iutIil"fdl i'hp'hIH.
AT '"nt"r Point Ia, III" four Cherry
sisters. who have gained considerable" &c
. t"hlit| ia mat part 81 the stat" 10y reason
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-06-29

Beecham S pills ar [..
iousness. sick heada... 4
illness, dyspepsia. b.. ..-s-
in the mouth, hcoth"-. ~.
pid liver. foul breath "
skin, coated tongue Hm.s.
loss of appetite, etc. when
caused by constitutions I'd
constipation is the r I .re.
quent cause Of ali Of ,.en.
One Of the stiwro".t ~
everybody TO learn * th.' ..
causes moro than h1ii the ~r.-
world especially OF women.
be prevented. Go by tan imn. .-o.
druggist $, or write BIZ A,1n
ST, New York. Tills,Irc a.
Annual 81 rs NOR, t-.0f
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tn latter, after their first exchange OF
greetings.
Indeed. have not heard from her"
Il don't think | was mistaken. l saw
her drive mp to Mrs. Ruthyen's hotel as
| left this morning"
Il did not think she would be up Just
yet How is Mrs. Huthyen to-day
NO great things" said Shirley MS
unfortunate business has taken such
hold on her believe she suspects every
soul thIt comes near her. She ought 10
get away. among new scenes and people
1t j. q pity she has bought this villa
1t Is not Il bad investment She might
sell it any day for a thousand or so more
than she gave. The owner VAS very AhIu
up for ready money
All, that's always the way-those that
have to them shall be given. And our
charming friend has a keen appreciation
Of Il bargain,
"Of course-it is in her blood, said
Marsden. l.ugGng Now l must go and
look after this sister Of mine. Shall you
STE Mrs RutLlcu today
Il hope 10 do so She fancies she has
some faint cew to the rufiian that robbed
her. | don't believe it myself. 1t seems
there is some suspicion about half-caste
from Pondcherry scarcely know
What" ana Shirley pulled himself up. Il
avoid the subject with her now"
we cannot wonder if she is little
morbid, | shall call at any rate-early
tomorrow" They interchanged good
mornings and parted.
Il wonder the bereayed widow did not
send for me- unused Marsden. why
does she hang On To that cad:" He walk
ed slowly toward his club. Il don't fancy
she cares for him, not now at least-l
wish She did or for any one except my
self. She might have him for trustee
-he may have whom she likes. am we'll
ont OF my difficulties. and I'll take deucrd
good car" To keep clear Of any more. The
f0rt Is | am very simple in my tastes only
! fell in with an eXtrayagant set, ! wish
Mrs. Ruthvcn would take her departure
anywhere, even to another world Has
She made a will: Who has she left her
money TO! She has no relations. Sup
pose she made me her re>duaTy l"gnt"e:
That would be TOO comic. | wonder why
she is 80 civil to Nora: She is always
watching her. She is such a keen devil
I'll" SUSPECTS am in love with my charm
ing cousin. Az, bat She little knows how
deeply. That girl has given IL" a fresh
youth and force and invention. Nothing
shall part us. But | must be cautious
for Al lttIe longer then then
80, with head erect, delicious sense of
success uplifting his spirit, Mars,lcn stroll
ct down Park Ian" and along PicudilIy.
Reaching his club. he found Il note from
his sister commanding rather than inyit-
u- him to dinner that day. Marsdcu
felt bound to obry-much to his annoy
annr.
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Before taking it had falling OF tie
womb; such bearing-down pains. back
ache, and kidney trouble. | hal had
eight children, and was approaching tie
change OF life.
Il took the lydia T. Pinkhams Vcgc-
table COMPOUND and Liver Pills: waz
cured OF all my troubles. and TasS.d
through the change ali right AMI now
am ffty-four year. old and well. Nv
daughter had catarrh Of the bladder. ami
it cured her. | send you my picture w:rh
my grandson. whose mother was cur..l
by your remedies. I viii recommend
your Compound TO every body Mrs.
L. KELLY, Patchogue, IL.
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Kept in SOAK.

Is a constitutional cure. Price - cents.
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u Mon bakers Of Cleveland, number
ing 300. are on 4 strike
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-09
STRUCK SEAL ROCKS.
But Few Survivors of the Wreck OF the
Steamer Catterthun.

But Few Survivors of the Wreck OF the
Steamer Catterthun.
SYDNEY, Aug. 9.-Brtish steamer Cat
terthun, bound from Sydney for Hong
Kong, ran on the Seal rocks, which lie be-
tween Sydney and Brisbane, and became
total wreck. Some of the passengers
and crew were saved but go persons were
drownods OF which number 46 were Chi
nese.
The vessel struck mt 2 o'clock in the
morning. 1t was soon seen that there
was no possible chance 10 save the vessel,
and orders were given TO abandon ship.
All hands took 90 the small boats and laid
their course for the mainland. One of the
boats reached Forster, but the others
have not been heard from, and IL Is feared
that they have been lost. There were
large number Of Australian and English
passengers on the steamer.
A tug which has returned from the
scene of the wreck Of the British steamer
Cattcrthun saw nothing of the remainder
of the passengers and crew OF the steam
ship. Second Officer Langfar, who had
the watch ON deck az the time Of the dis
>stnr states that the night was very dark
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-09
rELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

A man who dropped dead at Jackson
Vile, Fla, is said TO have left seven
widows.
President Cleveland Is not a candidate
for third term, says Vice President
Stevenson.
Three trainmcn were killed in n wreck
on the Boston and Maine road near Ply.
mouth, ". III.
A teased rooster attacked little girl
In Bradleyvillc, Conn, and severed her
temporal artery.
An official statement read at special
meeting OF the Boston Chamber Of Com
mcrce places the shortage in the treasurer's
accounts at SGOls.
IL Is rumored that there may be an open
rupture between Mayor Strong and Com
missioner Roosevelt over the enforcement
Of the New York excise law.
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G. Sc
prices from 25c o
WOOD II NsWAISON. 6een hnes whnh


Suddenly the steamer experienced ter
rife shock, and foundered few minutes
afterward. The Chinese made rush for
the boats, but only one boatload reached
the shore. The missing passengers include
three ladies.
The Catterthun belonged to the Eastern
and Australian Steamship company OF
London. Her length was 302ft.; beam,
85ft. 5in.; depth of hold, 23ft Tin. NE
was schooner rugged, Of 2i70 gross -
l4Oc net tons burthen. The officers -
Ca..erthun were English and
,yerS Chinese
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-09
THE INDIANA.

The matter for apprehension was the
shallowness Of the water on the bar at the
entrance to the harbor Of Port Royal, but
the photographic Office has found from
the coast survey data that while there are
10 feet of water at low tide, at least 20 n
feet can DO found in full tide. Though
the Indiana when in commission Will
draw nearly % feet, as she now stands,
without stores aboard and light supply
OF coal, she will not draw more than y
feet.
This will insure a safe passage over the
bar in the absence of a swes and render 1t
unnecessary TO send the ship to foreign
country to be docked, provided the con-
tractors, who remain her owners until she
has passed her trial trip, are willing TO
mako the yc-.--o
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-09
Cigar Maker. Elect omoers.

SPRrNGrIELD, Mass, Aug. Q. - The
seventh annual convention Of the Cigar
Makers union OF New England came To
close yesterday afternoon. Thomas +.
Tracey of Boston was rc-elested president;
l.. w. Weeks OF Lowell. vice president,
and K. K. Brunell of Hartford, secretary
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-09
Executive CIemency sought.

BUzzARD's BAY, Mass, Aug. 9-Mrs.
s. f. Hatch of Oklahoma is here seeking
from President Cleveland an absolute
pardon for her son, who is now in Jail in
Oklahoma City under sentence for mur-
der, and who is to be haoged October un-
less executive clcmenSy is interposed.
Mrs. Hatch has obtained an audience with
the president, who is now considering the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-09
Painted In the Water.

BIDDEFoRD, Me-, Aug. 9.-Frank A.
Luques. 30 years old. New York artist,
went down the river yesterday for the pur-
pose OF making sketches, and while there
went in bathing He was seized with a
fainting At and sank before help arrived.
He was a graduate of Harvard college and
studied art In Europe.
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settlelu.n. Again Postponed.

MADRID, Aug 9.-Prime Minister Can
ovas del Castillo has replied 20 the pro-
test against the payment OF the Mora
claim until the sanction OF the cortes
shall have been obtained, and has decided
20 suspend the decision OF the govern
ment TO pay the claim In three install
ments, and afterward to try to induce the
United States 10 recognize Spanish claims
for damages in Florida to property of sub
jects OF Spain during the civil war.
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A Dlsannnlnfed Cnnnf.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9-Count dc Ia
Boissioric, so-called grand chancellor OF
the prnapality OF Trinidad, called on Mr..
Adce yesterday. Mr.. Adce said that being
acting secretary, he could not take any ac-
ton In the matter
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Did $4,000 Damage.

BosToN, Aug 9-Thc building, % to "a
Boylston street, was damaged $1,000 by a
fire which broke out last night in the
workrooms Of tho Hub Engraving com.
pany, on tho top floor, from some un-
known cause.
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NEEDN'T GO ABROAD.

Gattleship Indisis.. ,..i he Able To Get
Into Port Royal Dry Dock.
WASHINGTON, Aug. o.-To their great
satisfaction, the naval authorities have
found that 1t will be possible to dock the
new battleship Indiana at Port Royal dry
dock, just completed, provided the dock
stands successfully the test which 1t must
pass on the 18th inst. OF receiving the
double-turreted monitor Amphitrite.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-09
Aged Woman Burned to Death.

PORTLAND, Ne, Aug. 9.-Hannah Hur-
ley, living on Center street, was sleeping
with her daughter last night and rose to
light lamp. She dropped the match,
and the flame caught fire TO her night
gown, and she was burned TO a crisp. She
was about 7S years old and q widow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-09
Grand Master Estey.

BosToy, Aug. 9.-The state grand lodge
of Odd Fellows elected the following of
flcers; A. s. Estey, grand master; w. 5.
Nevins, Salem, deputy grand master;
John Corkhill, Pittsfeld, grand warden;
j. y. Perkins, Chelsea grand secretary; I;
j. l.. Clarke, West Newton, grand treas
urer; A. s. Plnkerton, Worcester, grand
representative The officers reports showed
the lodge to be in flourishing condition.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-09
Pleading For Mrs. GetcheII.

PORTLAND. Me-. Aug 9.-Herbert M.
Heath yesterday argued the case of Mrs
Emma Getchell of Sidney, who stands
convicted on the charge of murder of her
husband. 1t is Mrs Getchells last hope
for liberty, and her counsel thinks he may
get q favorable decision.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-09
Evidence All In.

HAvRRHTLL, Mass, Aug. 9.-The final
session i'm the poor farm investigation was
held last night. Superintendent Savage,
Overseer Hubbard and others denied the
charges of cruelty, lack Of proper food, etc.
A decision will be given by the committee
I'm few DAYS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-09
Railroad Repair Shops Burned.

Boston, Aug 9.-The repair shops of the
Boston, Revere Beach and Lynn railroad
at East Boston were burned last evening
In the shops was large quantity OF
dynamite, TO be used for blasting pur-
poses. This was taken out by citizens be-
fore the fire department arrived. The
total loss is &75.OOO.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-09
Kaiser Entertained Friends.

CowEs, Aug. 9.-Emperor William gave
a tea party yesterday afternoon on board
the imperial yacht Hohenzollern. The
guests included the Prince and Princess Of
Wales, Duke of York, Princess Louise,
Marquis of Lorne and all the members Of
the aristocracy now AT Cowes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-09
British Troops Needed.

SHANGHAI, Aug. 9.-Great anger is felt
here at the omission to send British
troops from Hong Kong To escort the con-
sui TO Ku-Cheng The ministers in Pckin
fail to realize tho gravity of the situation.
1t is highly advisable that British troops
go to Fu-Chau. The viccroy has not sufli-
cient force, except on paper, TO make ar
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-09
Fatal Result OF a shooting.

BOSTON, Aug. 9.-Giuseppe Sgrio, who
was shot "Wednesday morf'ng by Frank
Spadero on North street, died at the
Massachusetts, general hospital at about
midnight. Spadcro will now be arraigned
on charge of murder.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-09
Doodle Case Falls Through.

TRENTON, Aug 9.--The jury in the case
OF Colonel Van Cleef, ex-secretary Of state,
came into court with verdict Of not
guilty of the charge Of obtaining money
from the state under false pretenses, as
CHARGED in the indictment.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-09
The Spring valley Trouble.

SPRINGFIELD. Il~e, Aug. Ex-Governor
Altgcld finds the reports concerning the
trouble at Spring Valley greatly exagger-
ated, and says that there is nothing in the
situation, as IL now appears, to justify
calling out troops or any state interference
I'm the matter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-09
Won Three Straight.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. O. - Pittsburg
Wilkes defeated Almontine in three
straight heats in trotting race here yes
terday. II was a match race for 5000
side. Pittsburg Wilkes has record OF
2;l6lA, and Almontine of 2:lph.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-09

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.--The United States
Cordage bondholdcrs' protective commit
tee yesterday decided 20 release bonds de-
posted under its agreement. CQny-
quently, large amounts are being WITH
drawn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-09
watehman Narrowly Escaped.

QUINCY, Mass, Aug. 9.-The Atlantic
depot on the New York and New Haven
railroad was destroyed by fire yesterday
afternoon. Alden Packard, night watch
man. who lives over the depot, was asleep
at the time, and narrowly escaped with
his life
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-09
Prosperity For Labrador.

ST JOINS, n. +, Aug. 9,-The fishery
news from Labrador is most encouraging
and prospects are excellent for the largest
flhery in many years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-09
Italians Killed In "a Riot.

RIO DIX JANEIRo, Aug. 9.--lt is reported
that number Of Italians employed on the
Rio Doce railway have been killed during
the riots at Victoria.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-09
An ALLEGED Firebuc

NORTHAMPTON, Mass. Aug. 81. @.
Manning was bound over in 5000 bonds
to appear before the grand jury on a
charge Of arson
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-09
Los. Fall. ON Insurance Companies.

HALIFAX, Aug. 9.-Stcamer Argonaut,
foundered of Jamaica, had a cargo of fish
from this port on which there Is $4,000
insurance In this city, and other insurance
at New York
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-09
Rumors Denied.

ROME, Aug 9.--The highest authority
denies the alarmist rumors of extended
operations or an increase Of the forces in
Africa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-09
sultan Opeps His Heart,

CoSsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 9-The sultan
has ordered that s25Oo Turkish, be dis.
tributed to the needy inhabitants Of sas.
eoun.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-09
Recruits From Argentine.

BUESos AYREs, Aug 9.-Thc Spanish
consulate here has enrolled 600 Spaniards
for service against the insurgents in Cuba.