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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-12
REAL Estate TRANSFERS

127,h.t s. 100 II Of edave sox9g II Thomas &c 100
boaoe referee John ? r., hoas: q John '''''
Smith AMI g ;iS t. F59 9 s.ha ym s5a
Van Nest Foster - Allen Townsend ..;;,;oo
nqslsysT r, 81. r-t Z, q Isa5E. s.. 'Aio'
iss56st, :. 4ass Il q w!lli.-ave i7exioo' 400
Mar nar'ao. to y R;bef, G19 Of cedar rsee or
Es sIrs,s sosioc ' sarah McEay charles
r.ts .' Nes 1877 and 2a2 map we';ches;sr proper
McM ESTn1l to Tenn aSsas M isS,S''.
Lot! 500 9A ~ 22lA 3 pr III ~ I rs ~ H. Ii
AID 6. SAM map. all right title, ETC. Eugene $3.50
rtsm pa'S' go Z v M.r"lsn,ay;
wet l.f and wcadoy.r avc- carncr 5oH7iio
syivesi.r Pope ana William i. candii. executors .n
Of Josephne l. Pey659ni t. Joan he Washington
ave- lot q school lot nap Up's g N Hs1rr
AMI wife to Augusina Muller 80 i,.,,, 10
benton % A5ble !. Benton. .......;. ........; "
W2'9,3.'9T'' S,r,o Wgy,aek and Husband to
Iiecsr'la ,9ac, 80 q, P John Rothwe to Katie q,
,l1,-.,. $ s. oi +, OF ist-ase ls~ico0 same TO
7,a-. - Z & .,.-.v e. I EasS.,
45,a.., So II. E,,t Gso-sr Il Hrstor and VIE q,
ls,-ay- Vs. so5 n = lSih-si 'orico: George .,oo
rl,i-., 80 ~. Last. Eris Cook. execu'riv < n
IT,, i67 ,Gap Yaa g.; FAX Ephra'm Levy -.
Erl ~ Baxter ......... -"
ia a1-s4ss i Fae ''s Tap ca.@ to n%sau'
saisi-.,. s is, . q Of a,h-ave ioonloo. ~,
Mace ard va. go same. 49,: /
i 2al r. wa" 6esls i '' and We isaa ,o
rd l,r:gS' r. s. IA &, of va,ery Place 2l,r
%. Fanny Hcr.og To- Fanny Il hef1os IH q,
ia,h- 81 No ,2e wesi Fanny r Herzos to Fanny
e2is ll'l1s p 100 # W Of s,h-a,c 9oHoso
80, , iteG n a.. Of lath-a,c IT Gxas .. same
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6otels.

A GREAT NETWORK 60TEL
To BE ENLARGED
NJ Vaynes ~ Broadway Central Hotel has iust
cured lease 81 hc NJ the adjoining property and
with the rooms overhead VIII % Tho hotel. The
phenomenal ~ Tho Broatvny Central shows plainly
T, ~ i"iafr
Charges where and business mon could be- cen
traliy located q TIE cy having all tn fach
lies ~ the cevrt@ and cable reufn every
portion N the and suburbs az the least possible liz
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Gounirn Ecal Coidtc for Sale.

eco PAYABLE 81 down and 81 weekly for choice
CUU building lots. 30xli0 feet IN Pl'asontN.l~, TIE
temperance % II Atlantic fltN n
and dry Gradeo and curhcd streets H-athy and desr-
able nsEhboria1L Illustrated boohlet free T. l.. EIS
LEY. 81 r. i0th 81. fhiia.
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ilnfnrnisbro Rooms 90 Eet.

II orEL BEREsFORD. sisr-si. and Central Para
IL West very choic~ corner suite. two rooms M
bath all and fronting both Central Pax
Manhattan square The test location Ga Man
. Island
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+. {. CLARK. Tourist Agent.
IL Broadway. New-York.
WHITE STAR LINE.

N,,-s.ie $500 Oc, t. ? D m Majestic. =. Nov 49, D. m.
tIeiIanic. oct % y a. III iAlfiHuc. ~ ooV d. W.
Teutonic. 30, 3 y. tIrrin-ic Nov - NJ
IIrtaunlc Nov g. $50 Il. n Teu'onc Dee T. a. Ia
50 COTrO% CARRIED " fA-SENGtf - Z. AMf-tss-
pr az North River Office ~ Broadway, n. \.
II MAITLAND KELSEY. Agent
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Counlrp Bcaro.

NURSE will take limited number OF ngA"u i,. lno
"A his country home. references. r T. IN' 49, "''"S
Valley. y Y
T>AsT GRANGE y PORTABLE rooms aho Dos,a Al
II rea-nable rates ~ ifrproNenen.r "
r. depot Address kOWAH. IL : tlln-.--s--
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Gfather5.

EVERETT STONE Yae). 5sl T.fih Ay-.-Tuior.r s
a. and 'rvafe preparation fOr college Necomnen4"I
Us Re, Dr Greer ~ co1scientols anu competent
educator
experienced tutor graiustr q Yale. w'hes private
J .,ri4 N.tl.s frr college highest refer
,.c.e. Actress YALE BOX :. Tribune ocice.
sKILFUI teacher. BIS ability known IN this city
y e,es private Instruction boys 40 ftrir homes or ~
study pupils educated from KIN ergaris % .'
leg WELLS. - West 4Gth 81.
Il rHMA~ pRisI.ER A. No EAST 10TH sI.-stu-
IL l-rt- prepared College and scientific school
,las.cs. Mathematics. Freroi ana GERMAN
ITALIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE.
| ROMANCE LANGUAGES.
r T. COMEA 1o5 WEST i33D ST.
II EIVATE Tutor graduate - oxford. Eng; many
wears experience. lest city references. prepares Tor
college business. L. o.. Room ~. stewart building.
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ID AMSDELL LINE-Seamers leave Pler -.
hxp foot Franklin 81 for Cranston's West Point. Cold
t,ci,x Cornwall Frshkii Landing and NcwburE. week
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furmisbc0 apartments Wanifo

\VANTED-I3 1870 adults Win maid t a2, Matd 10
care Tor rooms sienls served desired 81 E,
Yded Central location bel y. ~ 81
sts References given and required. H. = '> 80 1880
Broadway.
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DGncins Schools.


pNANCI%G taught g: Schools and Semnaries city or
~ country. Address BENZ. YATES. i22 South LIT -.
brooklyn.
~ GEORGE DODwCRTH. ..-., u-.,,-
IL AND IA EAST 18Th STREET.
Opens SATURDAY October IDh Class and private lesson
Application 10 be csl Fif'h Avenue. until Dc
irber 10Th.
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CLYDE LINE.

a. CHARLESTON \ C. the South and Southwest
JACKSONVILLE AMI all FLORIDA points .
From % +. H. 0oot Of Roosevelt 81, q r. Al .
lestN, D'tlo'i
SlNl$Dii rl1ay octoper J.,
CffEHOk Monday Octooer II
STEAMERS have nrstclass passenger accommodation
WM y. CLYDE e. co. General Agents
Bowling Green. v. \
Tla cent & Penn r. & p. line. va Jacksonville.
Sjr.st so Ere ght Line, via Charleston
T O EEsr. O.n'I Agt.. 30l B'way. N y
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MN 81" LINE or STEAMSHIPS.

Ia 90 La C-aYra. Puerto caheli1 curacao and Mara
cnlDo ga Curacao from Pierrsy.n' stores bfoekyn.
= T. s.ItIf FLA Tuesday. ~ ]
g. pfTLArr LpfiiA ....... Thurfday. Oct ~ J p m
CARACAS tStfu.itYt no = ] T. fl
huil' Tor the traf-
havs superior acconI uo1nfions FOR passengers.
For Maracaho freight only -
" - ROVr.TON prfgG & DNfr.rTT.
usnsIl Managers RS r-ont-st
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~ steamer FOR NORFOLK. PQnTsMoITH OH Poi :;1r
iJAfrGpT and NEWPORT NfWS. VIRGINIA BEkt'N.
iJ.ri:R5nuuO ag1 RcHMCND, - ana W5shi&p.
loN n C. Mona.y Tg,s ~ - Isur' az a., i.,r
Fr wFtr TOiNT. VA. .ru.r. Tiur. and Sal. From
days 3 m. Through ucke,s and freight rate" 70 all
p-Ln.' '-.-- 1I-w / drftIArnEr Tr.re ManaE.r
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rT\ARD LINE.

a CRUISE 90 the Mediterranean
~ specially Eresland' q ll6 tons.
J4rutr, - 1870 visiting Bermuda. Giera!tar Malaga
Granada Ahambra Agiers cairo, 10 days IN Paie ne,
3syrout Ephesus Constantnople, Athens. Rome, Nice
onll $50 ard ny. excursions fees ETC.. included Send
ioT program.
+. G CLARK. Tourist Agent.
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STEAMSHIP LINES

MALLq,IHs1Y 81. 5.S m.a r r1 a:s s.
A DFLIGlITFi'L TRIP ny SEA TO THE PORTS oy
-GEORgfA-FLORfDA.
O&F.WAf EXCURSION OR TOEHISTS TICKETS q
al points In Texas colorado Utah. Arizona. California
vs,f-, Georgia F1crida. Excellent sccomgodatlons.
d" spi:cfHL TlcKETs .ATLANTA EXHIBITION.
W,its our Gi-pags Pocket Guide Nailed frsel.
- II MALLORY Z 60. Gen. Ax,s Pier 70 + H.. ~ T.
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11OMPAGNIE GEYERALE TRANSFORMATIONS,

4 'UNIAirNIE NTI4N
y rHlScH LINE TO HAyRE FRANCE.
"a TDI HAlNE. St0elII ~it O't - : H. ~
Ia GAsCDGNE Hlulsl0n. Sat oct ~ a. m
Ia CHAMPAGNE Ilir1t. sat. Vc', ~ ~ ~,
Psror-seat ana buffet smoking csfs attached TO Special
Train Ha,re-pi vice versa Seats s. 90 sHirn
r0R,if,T General Agent n, Bowling Green.
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s..Arn.A> NANSW9a-AMERlGAN

- LINE
TWIN SCREW EXPRESS LINE FROM EEw.YORs 70
rHEREOURG PARis). SOUTHAMPTON NOSDOSl
AND HAMBURG
Holding the record for fastest time this route
81 : Victoria Dec II o A. m
/ Cabin $50 and inward: II. Cabin. s.5 and $50
a. pIE RE 70 PMLNU9 "'1i 1gossi naA"''-"
Passenses conveyed Cherbourg PATS oy special
rain tBi. hoursb FREE or CHARGE
HAABtRG- AMERICAN LINE. 81 Broadway. ~. T.
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School Nasntles.

MRRIC.N AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Prof-ss0rs Teachers. Tutors GOvernesses
&C. q Coi-ges schools and Families Apply to
Ms " J. YOUNG FULTON, % Union Square
yNJsK TEACHERS AGENCIES New-York. Boston.
ch,car.- los Angeles &c II r. CrOcker. W. y Kerr
= y Vuyss,on & O. Pratt. y. Y. managerial othaNe
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-18
THE SOCIALISTS.
Candidate Theinert Presides at a Big
Meeting.

Despite tho Indictment weather. Music Hall
was comfortably well filed last evening with
the members Of the Socialistic Labor party OF
Rhode Island, VINO attended "a reception to
ex-Member Of Parliament j. Keir Hardie, the
English Socialist leader.
Mr.. Hardie spoke well and 1uently and was
loudly applaudod. The text of his address
was: ''That Which all Men Require and Which
no Man Made should be owned by all Men"
II. N. Carson OF Lynn and several local
speakers followed and dwelt more or less en-
phatically upon Socialistic subjects.
A set of resolutions were presented in effect
that the party ''call upon our fellow citizens
20 strike directly at the root of municipal
corruption and remove it's cause by vesting
the ownership Of municipal franchises in a
truly representative city government that
shall be directly responsible to the people.
Mr.. Il. W.Theinert. tho Socialist Labor can
didate for Mayor. presided at the meeting.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-18
MORE ARIsT0oRATIO VISITORS.
They Are Not After Heiresses, However,
but Z re Bound For Cuba.

49, ehN >'D
Two moro members of the British aris-
tocracy are about Ia visit this country;
but, coming i'm the wake of such celebrities
as the Duke of Marlborough and Almerio
Paget, they lay claim TO no other purpose
han TO visit Cuba.
In the best of times that is q God for
saken place to travel I'm, but now, when
the niagers there are I'm revolt, ii Is worse
than ever.
Yet the Hon. Hubert George Henry
Howard, son of the Earl OF Carlisle, Is go
ing to make "a campaign with tho Cuban
insurrectionists TO gather material for
writing a book, and young jerome Church
iii, son OF the late Lord "Randle" and
grandson Of tho late Leonard Jerome, is
coming out TO make n campaign with the
Spanish forces I'm Cuba. .
A few fresh cigars and packages of Hon
duras cigarettes will probably quench all
the military ardor In these youngste%
composition, and then they will come Dack
to New York and engage I'm the Legitimate
enterprise of making campaigns at the
Patriarchs' and Assemblies.
Young Churchill, by the way, Is Hext-ef
kin to the Duke OF Marlborough in success
sion 20 the title, being the eldest son OF
the dukes late uncle.
He is a clever, bright and handsome
young chappie, but in the ordinary course
of events he does not wear the strawberry
mark.
The fashion used to be for tho young
l%ordlings TO como over hero and chase buff
falocs and mountain sheep and elk.
Since those products Of the wild west
have become extinct the American heiross
has been getting perhaps more attention
than she was entitled TO, until this new
fad OF ramming round in Cuba developed
itself.
As / said above, l don't believe 1t will
become rs popular as Kafirs, because it is
such n hot, dirty, greasy country to live or
travel in-still worse to fight in.-Cholly
kniokerbocker IN New York Recorder.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-18

William Frankum and Mary Knight Of
Logansport, Ind, were married recently
after an engagement lasting over 80 years.
In 1868 Franklin promised his mother
TO remain single and live with her un-
til her death. He was already engaged TO
Miss knight, but ar arrangement was
made whereby the young lady went To
make her home in the Franklin house
hold as a domestic, and there she remained
until the old lady's death. Their reward
Tor their years of weary waiting is n decd
to tho home farm of 40 acres Chicago
Record.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-18
BRIEE LOCALS.

Mr.. s. Walter Reeves, leader OF Reeves
American Band, was taken sick I'm Bos-
ton on Saturday with some stomach
trouble, and returned to his home at 76
Doyle street this city. DIR. Lillibridge,
who has been attending him, does not
think there is any danger.
The New York, New Haven & Hart.
ford Railroad Company have received a
permit TO build a two-story frsme signal
tower rear OF Harris avenue, opposite
Brayton avenue. This Is to facilitate
car movements i'm accordance with the
change OF tracks made necessary by the
improved terminal facilities.
Frank May OF 100 East George street
hitched up his fathers big white horse
TO a Howell gig phaetop yesterday after
noon and drove-out to the Anawan farm,
Rshobatb, where dwelis a very pretty girl
Bet ween 8 and O o'clocN in the evening
Mr.. May went to the shed Were he left
his turnout earlier la the day and found
that II was gone, and there were foot
prints about the shed that did not COM
pare with any about the place. Mr. May
reported nisloss to the police.
The work on the Cove LANDS for the
next year and a half will be above ground
n people will remark that some pro-
sress IL being made. The work during
the past year, however, is said TO have
amounted TO considerable more Although
not seen, and n great deal Of money has
been literally SUM In the ground.
Grand Chancellor G. y. PIERCE and suite
will make an official visit TO What Cheer
Lodge. Knighiv OF Pythiss. -Four candi.
dates will receive the first degres.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-18
Amusements Today.

P%RovIpFNor OPERA Housr-Lyceum Thoater
Company in THE Wife"
KEITn's OPERA HousE-John Kernel as "Tho
Irish Alderman"
LoTHRoP's OPERA HousE-Rate Dallas in
divorced"
WESTMINSTER TnEArER-Rose hin English
Folly Company.
Music HALL-Hypnoiism by Professor Car.
penter.
IsrASrHY HALL-Poio; Providence vs.. Paw.
tucket.
CRYSTAL MAzE-iiz Westminster street.
Ana CLus-Nater Ca'ors.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-18

hearing today was on the petition OF the
plaintiff In the case Of j. j. Arnold against
the company for a new trial. lbe former
claims his petition should be granted on
the grounds OF newly discovered evil
dence and the defendant contends that
the new evidence offered 10 only cumula-
tive and not such as would entitle the
petitioner TO a favorable response to his
prayer.
In the divorce case of Charles T. Rider
vs.. Malvina Rider the petitioner was
granted a divorce on the ground OF de-
sertion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-18
MR.. WILBOUR PROTESTS.
He's a Straight Republican and Not
a Candidate.

On independent" Council ticket of Ward Q
chosen by the Democratic City Committee the
name of Calvin ID. WILDER appears as a candi.
date. That is, in a sense, all right, but there
are two Cavins in Ward o and there is a mis-
understanding among the voters Of the ward.
Mr. Calvin Wilbour of PAS Federal street Is one
Of the most respectable and popular old gen
tlemen in the ward. He is the veterinary
surgeon. He is a straight Republican in sym.
pathy with tho straight Republican ticket.
and he il more disgusted than amused to
think that be has been mixed Up with a man
named Calvin ID. WILDER. who lives at 50 Gesler
street, and who is a candidate on the Demo.
cratic deal ticket for tho Common Council.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-18
ELEVATED SIDEWALKS.
Chica 20 Planning Some on a Level With
Second Stories.

AAtth1 sshA ohAo Va 49,
Second Stories.
William X. Hale is at tho head OF q
movement of State street ,(Chicago) prop
erty owners to build an elevated sidewalks
on both sides of hat ~thoroughfare, between
Lake and Madison streets, with the pur-
pose of connecting the center of the great
shopping district with the Union elevated
loop. Besides the two elevated walks
traversing these three blocks on State
street "a spur will be built leading off from
the main walk at Washington street and
extending one block east to Wabash av-
enue, where connection viz he made with
the Wabash avenue branch Uf the elevated
loop.
The sidewalk as projected will be built
on a level with the second floor of the
State street business houses and will be 10
or IL feet in width. It will br-entircly in
closed with glass walls and -.lf. so that
pedestrians making use Of 1t will not be
exposed to tho weather. It Is not TO be a
movable sidewalk, such as was discussed
before the year of the Worlds fair, but Is
to be a graceful but substantial and per-
mancnt structure, extending along over
the curl ut a height OF Is or 20 feet.
The support for the sidewalks will con-
slsJ OF u Single row OF iron posts set NJ tHo
curb, so that they will not interfere with
traffic, either on the street or on the sur
face sidewalks. The width being at the
greatest estimate l2 feet, q feet on either
side of the curb, there will be plenty Of
room between the walk and the buildings.
Its construction being. of glass, II Will not
be liable to the objection that it will shut
out light from the adjoining business
houses.
Each State street store that desires 1t
will nave a passageSSay built to connect
its second floor with the elevated sidewalk.
1t Is held by the projectors that tho new
institution will well nigh double the value
of State street frontage, and that 1t will
furnish an invaluable boon 20 ladies who
go into the down own distr let to shop"
in the big stores. They Will be able TO
reach the State street shops from almost
any part Of the city and DO thor buying
without having to wade through snow or
slush or tofaoo any fierce winds from tho
time they enter the elevated train until
they leave IL on the return trip.
There are % be no stairways from the
walks except through the stores. shoppers
will, of course. bc able TO make use OF the
elevators If they wish in descending
Chicago Timcs.HexalG.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-18
COUNCILMAN MILLrN's CHALLENGE.

Councilman Millem OF the Fourth Ward has
sent a communication to the Board of Can.
vassers and Registration, In which he chal.
lcnhges the right of General Charles A. Wilson
to vote is this ward. He states that unless
some action Is taken by the board no will
cause the members of Mr.. Wilson's family to
be summoned before the proper tribunal TO
testify that he Is not a resident.
The case is TO be- heard tomorrow forenoon
at 10 o'clock by the registration commis-
sioncrs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-18

AAIPtH~
Nary G. ID. Beardsley VS.. Henry W. Boards
ley.
common Pleas DivIsionl
2505. Dalton Ingersol Company vs.. Chris
topher p. Brennan. Attorneys-Bailou &
jackson FOR plaintiff; +. 5. Arnold for de-
PENDANT.
2776. frank Wing vs.. Seaconnet Steamboat
company. Attorneys-J. W. Hogan for plain
tiff; Comstock g. Gardne~ for defendant.
PAS. Annie L. wilcox Va. Waterbury Brass
Company. Attorneys-Bsssett 81 Mitchell for
plaintiff; r. ". Burbank for defendant.
7l53. Nellie #. Smith VS.. City OF Paw
tucket. Attorneys-W. W. and f. W. Blodgett
for plaintiff; Thomas =. Barnefield for de-
fendant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-18
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE RESIGNS.

Mr.. Leopold Dimond, who was Democratic
Council candidate in the Fourth Ward. has
sent in his resignation to the city clerk today.
Mr.. Fred Gardner, woh Is a candidate on the
same ticket. will also resign, and the va.
cancies are not to be filed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-18

The report that the appointment of poet
laureate has been offered To Alfred Austin
Is hard To believe unless IL bo supposed
that Lord Salisbury wishes TO emphasize
the lack OF a great poet 10y giving tho Office
90 one who is scarcely TO be ranked ms a
poet at all. Suuh an appointment indeed
would not be entirely without precedent,
IL we GO back 10 the dull Georgian days,
when the laureate was simply n court
poet, commissioned TO write TO order per-
functory odes on public occasions, I'm
which poetical inspiration was not essen
tial provided the politics were all right
Philadelphia Times.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-18

III the announcement that Lord Sails
bury has advised Queen Victoria to APP
point Alfred Austin to the laureatcship is
confirmed, the laurel will rest upon one
who is neither Wordsworthian nor Tenny-
sonian in his philosophic OF imaginative
faculties, but is nevertheless a writer of
superior vorse.-Chicago Post.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-18

W. PERUVIAN pegs the hiehes, prieesi ior
Matt and second hand Clothing. scnd n posts
Tor him. III south Main - o9i.lm
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-18

COTTON.
Liverpool Cotton business good, prices
firm; middlings, 4 1872; sales, II, 900.
Futures quiet and steady at 3lo points
above Saturdays close. Receipts, esti-
mated, az, COO bales, against Il 1000 a year
ago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-18
RI. STANTON&CO.
As Everybody Knows

Keep the finest Children's Cloth
ing made in the world.
Arc selling out regardless of cost.
Come nov while the stock is still
unbrOken. Must close ont every
thing by Jan. Est. STORE 10
LET. This stock of Boys, Girls
and Infants Clothing was Sc
Iected for the fashionable trade
of Providence. 1t is selling
lower than the cheapest goods on
the market. A personal exani-
nation will convince you of the
truth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-18
ENGLAND's POET LAUREATEsHIP

Alfred Austin has been appointed to ill
Tennyson's shoes. This is all very well,
but what is wanted is some one to I'LL
Tennyson's hat. Chicago News.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-18

Heavy shipping hogs, saiJAdfEs.
Cattle. $4,000.
Sheep. ......
Dec. Wheat puts, 56A calls. SIX.
May do 81; do 6lk.
May Corn puts, 29k; calls, 29s.
LOCAL STOCK QUOTATIONS..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-18
DIVISION.

Matters connected with the Pawtuxet
Valley Water Works were before CHIEF
Justice Matteson and Justices Stiness
~ ~TiIlinghast this morning. The
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-18

PROVIDENCE CLEARING HOUSE.
The clearings OF the Providence banks
today amounted TO 1928, 700.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-18
Court Calendar for Tuesday.

appellate Division.i
Nary c. ID. Beardsley VS.. Henry W. Boards