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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-05
We Hare Sew aeu Come and Sc,
Chem.
Our SHNtr.

{Who is now in New York. has Just
shipped twenty cases ana bales which
we open to-day. one case best Apron
Checks. sc. yard: 700 Chenille Covers.
39c each: case Utica Shectiug. l9c
yard; case Canton Flannel, &c yard:
] case Linen Crash. SC yard, 100 dozen
s . NJ IRA larst Linen Towels. T. PC, each;
100 dozen Fast Black Seamless Sock
lOc pair; | case Ladies Fast RIacl;
Seamless Hose. Toe. pair: latest STYLES
Fall Dress Goods. from II lie. to- 81
yard. For superior goods at low prices
visit the Modern Bargain Store. Levy
Brothers, ia Main street
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September ..yports.

During tn" month tn" exports from
this port were valued AT $l&o.l as fol
lows: Earks $%SS; phosph rus. $3.50.
coal, $22.oiV; cotton, 81 I3i: cotton
waste. $!5.N62. leaf tobacco. $l2.5t5.
LOGS. etc. $56.ld3; slaves ana headings.
5 $50
The exports Of coal by William
Lamb * Go. amounted to lt5.GiI -
tons. OF which G.+94 tons were foreign
and 1872. lGl - tons We're CoaStwisc
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-05
y New departure.

In addition to the 30 horses ana
mules tn hc sold by the McClcary- Nc
Clcllam Live stock Company next
Tuesday. october Sth. they will sell at
public auction one good second hand
bicycle.
Don't fail to attend this sale. horses
ana mules ar" selling very cheap and
vs." have a mic lot. that must be sold
lo tn" highest bidder. regardless of
cost
THE McCLEARY McCI.EILAN
LIVE STOCG COMPONY. oci-2t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-05
That .IJy;'i;i Feeling

With the cXh.liaratiEE sense OF renewed
health ANA strength and Internal clean
illness. which follows the use OF Syrtr
Of Figs, rs unknown to the few who
nave not progressed beyond the old
time medicines and the cheap SuhSti,
tutcS sometimes offered. hut never &C.
ccptcd by the well informed
Iced coffee simply dclicios Mt
Macs. Try il and YOU will drink moth
ing else this warm weather
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-05

Capt. John K. Todd. OF Isle of Wight
II IN tin' city for tn" purpose of con
ierrnS with President Cannon. Of the
oyStcrm"n's Protective Association. ON
matters pertaining 10 the petition from
mat association to he presented to GOV
D'Fcrral.
capt. +. LIE" HoCg. Of Yorktown. is
also here on the same GRAND branches
oi TN" association have been formed in
both of these places. ana delegates from
th"r" Will accompany the petition to
Richmond
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Wrigili's. 100 Min Streets.

We have still Il few Marscillca
spreads at CSC. SIC. CSC, Sis and $l9S
cach. worth a. Via, Log. - and S2.iU
and embroidered handkcrchiefs at ia.
ANA 25c. each, worth % and SOC
y new line OF japanese drapery crepe
just received. 1gc yard
The sale OF umbrellas will continue
this. 81 umbrellas for SOC; 81 UNI.
brellas for 81.
WRIGHT'S, 1s6 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-05
Meteorological Dntn.

I. ). Department Of Agriculture.
Weather bureau. Norfolk. Va. oct A.
Local meteorological data for the
twrnty-four hours ending ut $ y. IN.
last night:
Maximum temperature ........... !,
Minimum temperate .......... -
Nnimai temperature deduced from
u years obs, rVationS ............ Ut
Dcpartur" from normal ...........
Departure since January LIST ~ il:
rainfall for - hours " d
Rainfall since first Of month Il
j. j. GRAY. Observer
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-05
WEA's'IsI:it % EPOisT.
Forecast Tor To-day.

washington. ID. c.. oct ith
r. The barometer has fallen in
\ ram ! the Northern States East of tn"
l TAM Mississippi ana To the North and
4 Nest OF Montana, II has risen
in the Rocky Mountain district
ana in the Southwest. ana is
lowest North of Montana atl highest in
the 81. Lawrence Valley.
II is warmer at the Northern Rocky
Mountain stations. cooler over III" Dako-
inS. and the temperature has remained
about stationary in all other districts.
III" weather continues generally fair.
hut light local showers are reported from
I he mississippi Valley and Central Rocky
Mountain stations. III" weather vii! pro-
badly continue fair in ia" districts on
the Atlantic aud Cult COASTS.
Partly cloudy weather with light local
showers. is Indicated for the Central Mis-
SlSSippt and lower ohio valleys Signals
are displayed at Norfolk. NarrugansctI.
Woods ilill sections.
Virginia and North Carolina: Fair.
NorthraStrriy winds.
POKr CALENDAR
sun rises. 6:ol: sun sets, j:l3;. High
wat"r?M Il. m. o;l3 p. m. Low water.
! :"J u. M; i:l2 =. III.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-05
POLICE COURT DOCKET
One of the DuIest Days Ever Known by
Police Justice Burroughs.
ONLY FOUR NEW CASES INTRODUCED.
Sot ~ Single Cnsc with Any Scnsa.
h"n"i Features W"s Introduced \
Few Suits Filled in the Clerks Onirc
The Various Deeds Sued For
SALARY.

The record of the Police Court was
broken Yesterday. when. on opening
court Justic" Burroughs saw the
names oi only four new offenders ON
IN" docket. This is the smallest dock
ct Tor any twenty-four hours this year.
ana doubtless for many years past.
His Honor quickly disposed Of TIA.
accused and took up The continued
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-05

Professor Gerard Brllr2Za viii omen
his dancing class at the Masonic Ten
III" With a soir"c on Friday evening.
october 4th. at \ D. IN.
class nights for gentlemen. Mon
days Wednesdays ana Fridays--nrSt
class on tn" nth TUESDAYS. Thurs
days ana Saturdays for ladies'. at 1
D. m
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-05
WOULD HAVE HER SAY.

Considerable amusement waS created
in tn" Police Court yesterday by an
OLD rolutrd woman named Louise Nit
'he'I WHO appeared as complainant in
u warrant charging V. D"cuSta. AN
italian shoemaker. with striking her.
Louise Opened her evidence in II high
key, with much g"StiCulatfpn. contrnd-
ing nj tn" start that she considered the
worst sim in the world To tell u IL, and
silr WAS therefor" going to .-l thu.
truth. and sh" grew eloquent in detail
ins her account of now she went into
Drcosih shop as II truthful and law
abiding colur"d woman should do. 10
get a pair of shoes m"nd"d. which
shoes Sh" exhibited. ana that tn" ItnI-
ian Snatchod th. shoes from her hand
and struck hri on the arm ami shout
der Sh" continued to rambl" after
such a fashion that His Honor had to
stop h"T, II was some time. however.
h"rnr" Sh" could l.. gotten under con
tr"i. as sh" insisted that sh" would
HAY" hor say D"costa appeared
amazed at her statement. clainine
that n" had never touched her and
could not account for the accusation
other than that she must have been
drunk ami imagined il.
Louis" failed To sustain her charge,
and Justice burroughs dismissed the
warrant ana held the woman FOR the
costs she doesn't understand yet how
Ills Honor could do such Il thing.
EI.NOHA SrAYLOR'S CASE
The warrant sworn out by John
Emerson. alias John T.. Small. against
tlmort Stayiot. of Smith street fame
charging her with robhnE him of
$40. was called and upon motion of
Mr. t. !. Morris. Emersou's lawyer
the case WAS continued until to-day.
DIR. REANlS' TROUBLE.
The case OF In \. l.. Reavs the
colorcd physician who brought the
charge OF adultery against Laura
Davis. was called before Justice Bur,
roughS yesterday and julius 4 Sauu-
ders. his attorney. asked FOR a con
tiuuHncr in order to secure additional
evidence. Attorney -. l.. Glourr np-
rcarcd fnr tile woman and uppos"d the
motion. EIs Honor continued the cas-"
until to-day.
MINOR OFFENSES
John Turner. culurrd. adultery; con
tiuucd uutil to-day. under bond OF 50.
laura Davis. colur"d. adultery: con
tinurd until to-day. under bond of So
Robert l.. Smith, color"d nuisance;
fined 81 and costs
Mike CoNn,. Annie owens, white.
drunk. fined 81 and COSTS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-05

we opened to-day a beautiful line
Of undresscd wostcds. from jennings.
l.Welch & Co. London. They invite
your attention
NICHOLS &, WALLACE.
IS lG9 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-05
Hciitii.E Their store.

q You can buy anything in the jewclry
or silverware line at greatly reduced
prices for the next two weeks. at Chap
man & Jakeman's, corner Main and
Bank streets
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-05

Eye. Ear Nose ana 'rnruat Consul.
tation free. ls6 Nam str, Il. Norfolk
a seq
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-05

The nobbicst line of hats to found in
Norfolk can he found at Goldman 4
Hofhcimcr's.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-05

We are Offering bridal presents
and olher goods In our line at cost 10 re
duce stock prior to improving the int
rtor OF cur store. Can and get our
prices. Chapman x Jakeman, corner
Main and Bank streets
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-05

Exclusive designs in English ,roue.
crs 10 bc found only ON our counters
NICHOLS " WALLACE.
IGg Main ,;tr..t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-05

We ar" sole agents for the Youman
lat. Goldman \ IIOfhcimer
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-05

Amcs x Rurk have only one Of those
Pianos left at $2s5. Persons who arc
seeking bargain would do well to can
and examine it. Sold on easy terms If
desired.
oyster Sandwiches a, Macs. /, cents
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-05

Nobby Scotch suitings for general
wear. NICHOLS x WALLACE.
169 Main street.
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NOTICEI
MIR. j. j. MILLER.

Drganist and choirmaSter OF Christ
'huich. or@nnist Church Street Syna-
GoEue, ana visiting choirrnustcr of
Trinity Church. Portsmouth. viii re-
sumo his class in piano, organ ana vn-
cal cu!tur" October list Please notify
soon Call or address lis BUTTE
- REEL CITY. seq lw'
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oyster Sandwiches at Moc's. cents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-06

having been pronounced by many OF the
best critics OF the fraternal world as a re-
mariSable production and superlative in
its class.
Its ceremonies are instructive. enter
tanning, amusing; rich with rare humor
and exquisite wit, and fascinating with
"Shrineh features.
It's merit, popularity and permanency is
established by the cordial support already
given ii.
The district system OF esta blshing but
one Temple i'm districts of one or m ore
counties Ids to its strength.
The cut at the head of this column is
the emblem of the order
One esquire received the rank of knight
in America Lodge last evening. An hour
or more was spent under the head OF the
good OF the order. II. T.. Hale of Troy,
n. Y, was among the visitors present.
The rank OF page was conferred upon
one candidate in What Cheer Lodge, Mon
day evening. a member of the order
from Tennessee was entertained.
Two candidates received the third de-
gree and permission was given one appli-
cant to receive the rank Of page in How
ard Lodge, Wednesday evening.
William Brooks was elected as vice
chancellor In Damon Lodge, Tues.
day evening. He will be installed Tues
day evening, July 10.
The executive committee will meet in
VIC vi Bihiiu httIttT VI anu
seal, Monday evening.
Enterprise, Ivenhoe and st. Johns
Lodges did not hold any sessions Thurs
day evening.
Pythias Lodge was visited by its deputy
last evening and gave permission TO omit
holding a session next Friday evening.
An inner guard will be elected in Ster-
ling Lodge next Tuesday evening.
Major William M. Green of the Second
Battalion visited What Cheer and Ster-
ing divisions of the uniform rank last
evening on matters pertaining to having
q week I'm camp during the summer.
One candidate was admitted into Ster-
ling division last evening.
Keeper of Records and Seal II. M. Small
end a visitor from Pittsbug, Pa, attend
ed the session of Palestine Lodge, Tuesday
evening. Tuesday evening the lodge will
settle on lodge and date to visit in the
near future.
Deputy Grand Chancellor N. w. Cum
ningham visited Rhode Island Lodge,
Monday evening.
The probabilities are that Pythian Day
for 1895 Is "off."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-06
Naval Veterans.

Farragut Association turned out on the
Fourth of July. Commodore Andrew
Marshall in command. There were some
who were too old to stand the long march.
Lansing A. Hooper was i'm line, as were
some Others OF the oldest men. Hooper
was born July 4, 1926. At the age OF 13,
he commenced to follow the sea I'm the
summer months, and attended school In
the winter. At the age of II, he shipped
for long voyages i'm the West Indies trade.
At the age OF % he was given the com
mand OF ship, and for II years he sailed
out of most all of the home ports. In
1851 he was appointed by Gideon Wells,
Secretary OF the Navy, acting master OF
the United States Rachel Seaman. In
1862, Admiral Farragut put him In charge
Of an expedition fitting out for Sabine
Pass; September 25, 1862, he arrived OFF
the pass and Immediately took q position
60 engage the rebel batteries. The Rachel
Seaman carried four long 32-pounder
roadside guns, and one rifled Parrot gun,
mounted forward. The rebels were driven
rom the works after desperate fight,
md Hooper went ashore and took possess
yion Of the works, guns and other prop
wv. lie was wounded IN the Lett Jeg
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-06
knlghts of Pythias.

1t is more than probable that a temple
of the Dramatic Order of Knights OF
Khorassan will be instituted in this city
in short time. The secret work OF this
order is said TO be particularly interesting
and is somewhat similar to the "Shrin-
ers" and is purely for sociability. Only
members OF the knights of Pythias can
become members.
The order IL not "sidep or "higher"
branch, or annex, of any social, fraternal
or other society.
Its social features embraces only the
best and highest elements OF its chosen
grade.
Its ritual is polished, stately and grand,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-06
FINANCIAL NE WS.
The Market Will Drift for
Some Days.
Southern Railroad Shares Will Next
Receive Some Booming.
Special TO the News.

NEW YORK, July 6.-The trading ele-
and it Is thought that the market will
drift for few days, but that stocks will
eventually improve materially. The next
little boom that comes along will be re-
fiected In advances In the railroad shares
of the South. The roads are doing much
better than they were few months ago,
but the price of the various securities is
on an average Of 3 per cent. lower than
1t was six months ago, before the general
revival in business took place. There Is
every reason to look for better times in
the South, hence there Is no real, legiti-
mate cause for these railroad properties
holding back.
Prominent bankers attach no i'm
have thus far taken place. They say
this moderation In speculation will prove
blessing in disguise An uninterrupted
upward movement would have been con-
siderably more dangerous, since Its result
would have rendered the bull account
"lop-sided.
London prices are down alittle, except
for the Southern Railway shares.
The Tribune says, II Adams drops out
of the Northern Pacific reorganization,
Morgan and Hill may complete 1t.
Joseph says: "Hold Reading and Q.
B. O., Bull Missouri, Kansas d Texas pre-
ferred; it will cross 40 next week"
A Chicago special says all roads have
" est cut to Eastern cities.
The gross earnings Of the Susquehanna
q Western for May increased IS, 1873; the
operating expenses increased SO, 040; net
decrease, S1a, 902.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-06
RAINY FOURTHS.

ask any old-timer, and In tact almost
anybody else, how many rainy Fouiths of
July we have had during the past 80 or
40 years and the answer Will be: "It is
proverbial, you know, to have rain on
Independence Day, or any day when
preparations have been made for q grand
celebration"
Up at the meteorological headquarters
at the city nall Mr.. Weston, or one of his
assistants, can prove that Thursday was
an exception, taking the Fourths since
and including 1881, when IL comes to
real rain. Thursday over two inches fell.
In 1853, 1885, 1885, 1887, 1888, 1892, and
1893 no rain fell on July 4. I'm 1851 it
rained from to p. m. in 1882 rain be-
gan at z p m.; also In 1sSl In 1899 a
storm which began July 2 ceased at z
a. m. on the Fourth, it was misty at 1
p. m, and light ram fell at .. M, :,
ceasing at o'clock. In 1890 1t rained
from II IN. TO ] p. m. and in 1892, it
rained from 3 10 a. M, only In 1894
there was little rain which amounted TO
nothing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-06
Will Probably Be No Pythian
Day This Year.
4 New Council Of American Mechan-
les is Contemplated Soon.
Also q Movement on Foot TO Estab-
lish Knights Of Khorassan Here.
Odd Fellows.

The initiatory degree was conferred upon
one candidate In Franklin Lodge, We'd
nesday evening. The first degree will be
conferred next Wednesday evening.
Olive Branch Lodge members celebrated
the holiday. They decided not to have a
One application for membership was re-
ceived in Swarts Lodge, Wednesday even
ing. The memo oers of the ball team say
that they have found a masot and are
anxious To know Just when they are to
Crounce the nine from Canoncicus Lodge.
The social committee of Hope Lodge
was instructed Monday evening to arrange
q program for the members and their
families for the evening of July 20 In
honor of the hfty=hrst anniversary Of the
lodge.
Crescent Lodge had work In the initia-
tory degree, Tuesday evening.
Airline Rebekah Lodge will have a
Baker Brothers will furnish music for
dancing.
The initiatory degree was given one
candidate In Mount Pleasant Lodge,
Tuesday evening.
Two applications for membership were
received in Roger Williams Lodge, Tues
lay evening. There will be initiation,
Mount Vernon Lodge was about closing,
when Brother Mannings announced that
they would receive a visit from his lodge,
and in few minutes Noble Grand
Arnold, Past Grands Potter and Mckenzie,
and several brothers OF Swarts Lodge
made their entrance. Remarks from
members OF both lodges occupied the time
till late hour, and at the tail end col
lation was served. Mount Vernon Lodge
regretted the absence OF its "cyclone, +"
but Brother Westcott of Westminster
Lodge helped the entertainment.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-06
FROM The SHIPS DECK.
Brilliant Display of Fireworks at Last
Nights Performance of Pinafore.

Many of the most attractive features Of
a Fourth Of July night celebration were
enjoyed last night by those who went
down the river. Passengers on the early
evening boats had the best opportunity
to watch the display of leftover fire
works on both sides OF the river The sky
was brilliant with rockets, fire balls,
snakes nests and all the other colored
explosives that make up the modern dis
play of pyrotechnics. Hundreds of per-
sons made their landing at Crescent Park
and took in "Pinafore,n which was
presented last night in a manner that
left nothing to be desired. Incidental to
the operatic performance there was
splendid display OF fireworks between the
acts and the final departure of Sir Joseph
Porter from Her Majesty's Ship Pinafore
was the occasion for another burst of
rockets and candles and glare Of colored
lights. The spectacular effect was some
thing unusual and the deck of the bril-
lantly illuminated ship, crowded with
the men and women of the chorus, made
a charming picture.
Monday evening the members of the
Providence City Council will attend
"Pinafore" as the guests OF manager
George Boyden.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-06


o'45 nreaob,ns 2sS soesai sprs,c prstcr'
M
puFsuvTFprAs
First-CiiHord strcot Services, lU:4o IN and
30 U M ny nes mcnaih' u VI %
"' ~ Va" Ia
usIrARrAs.
'oun,n oooae.y oay s,r l,rai "y ro''eTs ave.
nuo, , near s Ocean s'foo., nov Napoieonr
sarv;ca ana sarnaan sn .i~is, p,,,,S.. 49,
Thomas Huxloy.
Ei-a. c.,,,..,.., .,,,., NJ -
fs,. si,.es Issus H. M Loru,
the Westminster Church, Uathewson
w.stmtns,or-M. M.,,.u.n s,r.o, pu,r. ..
shsn n. a, ,n TIE R,y i, Recard VIII ,y;I,
preach.
-
Maa,.,o- crons,o, s,r.o, De- w ~ ao,,oo,,
pastor. Service. Io;45 a 10. with sermon
on "Christian Friendshiph followed by
the communion: q, i2:30 d M
East Provdence-servlce and holy oommun.
ion, l045 m; s s. 1875; YPCU, o;
praise seryice. \ 10 m
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 n m.
Firs,e-pov II 7 cushman n n ,.s,or p,h.
lie worship. 10 AS a M. topic .tWhaf is sun
dayfn holy communion. " m: s. l2lO
D m
,,s
"'oHooS'
A-4:O m, song service for men only,
service ON Dexter Training Field at the
ssrSice four ali this sasrday, evening" at
'so's "u
Union sea and Land Mission-hey Z IL Plum
mer superintenoent Meeting ON Days
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-06

The officers of Lincoln Council will he
Installed Thursday evening. A supper
will be served.
There will be degree work and the off,
GERS installed In Hope Council, Daughters
OF Liberty, Friday evening. The social
committee will provide a supper.
State Inductor Brown has 55 names on
the charter list for q council at Warren.
The "beatihed" third degree team OF
Lincoln Council will exemplify that de-
gree for Vigllant Council In the near
future.
State Examiner Ralph Mayor expects to
get six new councils In working order by
the first OF August.
The officers OF Elmwood Council will
be installed Monday evening.
Deputy State Council Fred Il. Newell
installed the officers Of Columbia Council,
Tuesday evening.
The officers Of the State Council accom-
panied by Deputy State Councillor j. Irv-
Ing Davis, made an official visit to Iron
sides Council, Tuesday evening. They will
visit Darlington, Tuesday evening, July
10
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-06
NE VS..

The Supreme Court was occupied yes
terday morning In the trial OF several
Tiverton liquor cases, but only In one In
stance was q sentence given, and that to
10 days in ial on three e "cS counts sa otSers sns
were tried and two were discharged, the
State not putting in q good case.
The first Casino hop OF the season was
held last evening. The attendance was
small.
The Pawtucket league team defeated
the Newports, yesterday, by score Of
4 to3
Mr.. II. G.awoods, formerly proprietor
Of The Observer, has assumed the business
managership OF The Herald.
The sports and band concerts that were
scheduled for July Fourth will take place
this afternoon.
The Naval Reserves win use the torpedo
boat Cushing for torpedo practice this
summer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-06
Pythian Sistcrhood.

AT the last meeting of Hermione Assem-
bly, the following officers were installed
by the deputy, Mrs. Walter Campbell
assisting with her staff OF officers: g. c.,
Mrs. Clara Taylor; v. c., Mrs. Fred
Fisher; prelate, Mrs. Hayward; NJ of A.,
Mrs. Eastwood; X. OF X. and s., Neva
Laird; M. of f.. Mrs. l.. B. Joslin; I. G.,
Mrs. j. o. Anderson; o. c., Mrs. Hay
den; p. c., Annie Laird.
The Y. Il. B. Club will meet with Mrs.
Stone in Edgewood July s.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-06
"DuFFY'S TROUBLES"
A Good Chance for a Laugh at Forest
Casino, Rocky Point.

Rocky Point never was lacking in at
fractions, and 1t is more resplendent in
them this season than ever before. The
Forest Casino Is Offering program full of
the best things of the vaudeville profess
sion, a number of new performers have
been added to the already large list and
The Riley Comedy Company, party of
well known comedians, have been es-
pecially engaged to present "Duffy's
Troubles" a roaring farce-comedy. A
number of excursions are booked for the
coming week. The shore dinner and out
side features are still as attractive as ever.