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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-09
NEWS OF THE COURTS.
Criminal Gases in the Thirty-seventh
District Court News.

Nasario Perez, charged with theft I'M
der $50, was convicted In the Thirty
seventh District court this morning and
given six months in the county jail.
ID. Sparks. alias John Bartlett, is being
tried for forgery and for attempting TO
pass forged instrument.
FORTY. FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
Fanny NJ. Sears VS. J. j. Sears, divorce;
Judgment for plaintiff.
Mary o. Grandjean W. City of San An
tonic, TO try title and for damages; on
trial.
NEW SUITS FILED
Isaiah Wallace VS.. Lizzie Wallace, dl'
vorce.
Matte Hawkins VS.. Frank Hawkins, d.
vorce.
D. Sullivan & Co. VS.. Lockwood Nation
al bank, garnishment.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER.
Business Mems club to Caldwell Pal
mer, lot 81, block 13, East Englewood;
| 500.
Mrs. A. Code and Miss Lizzie CLANCY
| by constable. to Joe Block, lot ., block 3
| D. Sullivan & Co. VS.. A. c. Schryver
| garniShment 1.-TWO cases..
J. S. Thornton VS.. Sam Lyle ct. al
note.
VIM. c. Berry, to John Blackburn Mil
Ter, lot l, on Warren street; $4,000.
| L. w. Florea TO George Epson ant
wife, lot IA, block 4; lot 9, block IL; lots
and 8, block IL, West Eud; 81 and othe
considerations.
| c. Epson TO George Epson, 700 acres CT
the west side of the Salado creek, mile
northeast OF the city; $4,000.
COURT NOTES.
County Clerk Smith has issued mar
rage license to Annie c. Hauser an
Walter 5. Hill.
The county commissioners this mornin
rejected a petition Of Mrs. E. A. Sriblin
| for reduction Of assessment.
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THE JEW BAITERs.
An Editor Has His Jaw Broken.

HoBoKEN, n. j., April 9.-Herr
Ahlwardt, the anti-Semic men,
Der OF the German Reichstag who
has been lecturing in the United
States for some months, and who
was handled rather roughly in New
York city some time ago at a meet
ing he was addressing, was mobbed
Monday night by Hebrews in this
city, while on his way to Germania
hall. Ernest Freido. OF Brooklyn,
editor Of a newspaper said to be
published by Ahlwardt, was in the
party and had his jaw smashed by
the crowd. Ahlwardt and Freido
were arrested and locked up, to-
gether with several others. A
number Of detectives from police
headquarters appeared on the
scene, having been summoned by
the proprietor of the hall, and
quickly dispersed the mob. Detec
tive Quinn picked up a pistol
which he says was in the hands o
Ahlwardt, during the scrimmage
Ahlwardt was not injured beyond
few bruises.
Ahlwardt was released on $40
bail at IL 80 o'clock last night. TIL
technical charges against the"Jew
baiters" are carrying concealed
weapons and disorderly conduc,
He says he will bring coun te
charges against his accusers.
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Heavy Loss By Flames.

CHICAGO, April 9.-Fire caused
100000 damage in the ]. II.
Swartz block, Nos. 275 to $50 Msdi-
son street, this morning. The
upper floors were entirely burned
out. The first floor and basement
was badly damaged. The loss falls
chiefly on ]. 81. Swartz, owner OF
the building, and A. Filling,
clock manufacturer.
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teeth that others would Pull. Prices
one-half less than others charge.
Silver filings, 75c. Gold filings, $I.oo
and $2.5o. Best set of teeth on rubber
$500. Specialists in Gold Crown and
Bridge work or teeth without plates, 81. oo
per tooth. All workguaranteed FIVE years
New York Painless Dentists,
2Is Alamo Plaza.
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Elk Lodge No. 81, X. OF p will
initiate two candidates tonight,
one in the Esquire and one in the
Knight rank.
Old Sol appe AIRED this morning
for the first time since last Satur-
day.
Mrs. Sarah Ann Murray, aged
65 years, died at 80 Bowie street
Yesterday OF consumption. She
was a native Of North Carolina and
had been in San Antonio six
months.
AS a testimonial to Manager
Geo. Walker Wolff & Marx, the
progressive merchants, have re-
served 100 seats for their employees.
Owing to the heavy advance sale
of seats for Saturday night,arrange-
ments have been made and they
will attend Friday evening.
! The recorder fined Peter Wat
kins S. this morning for beating
and striking Mollie Cleme ms. Wat
kins created no little diversion in
oss.examining witnesses in de-
Tending his case.
Willie Washington, who was
charged with being a suspicious
character in obtaining money
fraudulently by selling brass
checks representing that they
would entitle the holder to a sit
uation on the Sunset road, pleaded
guilty in recorders court and was
fined S. today.
p. Chappa was fined So today
for being drunk and disorderly
While drunk he went to the house
of a neighbor and got in bed, and
refused to get out.
Mrs. Hortense Abee, aged AZ
years, wife of Charles Abee, g
grocer of COZ Meerscheidt street
East End, died this morning Of
consumption.
Dolores NJ. de Torres died a.
3l5 North Pecos street, this morn
ing.
Hoods Pills cure liver ills, con
e stipation, jaundice, sick headache
biliousness. 25s.
The LIGHT has received an in
: vitation to attend the leap yea
e ball OF the Ivy Social club, at Mis-
sion garden next Saturday night.
"A rope walking exhibition /
e being arranged to take place tC
4 morrow on Alamo plaza.
n People OF EngIewood and Bear
a Vile are very nearly quarantine
o from the rest Of the city by tn
Ce mud and lack CT street car facil
e, ties.
81 Pure blood is the safeguard
health. Keep your blood pur
70 rich and full Of vitality by takin
" Hoods Sarsaparilla, and you wi
Of not need to fear the attacks (
8, disease.
" Lee Allen, colored, was arres
he ed this afternoon for disorder
IL conduct.
ar Miss Annie G. Hauser al
nd Walter IS. Hill were quietly ma
ried last night. 1t was in the n
ture Of an elopement. The bride
the daughter of P. D. Hauser,
,Ie siding on East Commerce street.
MS -Chas. A. Bell became dis
ng. derby at the Vic theatre last nigl
u" and when Officer Esterly int
fered, used abusive and INSULT
language toward him. He "
am fined s. this morning.
Or Matilda King and Bessie RI
ing ing inson, both colored, were fined
on. apiece today, the former bel
charnad with uaprancY and
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Wolfram-G astring.

The wedding of Miss Katie Gastring
and Mr.. Ferdinand Wolfram was solemn
lied last evening at 8 o'clock in St. Johns
Lutheran church, Rev. Ulrich officiating.
II was a quiet affair. Both are well.
known In this city.
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FLASHES.

S. D. SCUDDER, FireL Insurance.
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ia. Scarborough and wife, OF
Arkansas, are visiting in the city
and are guests Of the Maverick.
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ssop suf,ersnu Try d.. NJ -7.'o PlnA
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The Pelicans Coming.

Manager Bromley received q telegram
from Manager Powell, Of the New Or
leans baseball team this aftern DON stating
that the New Orleans team will be here
Sunday and Monday TO play the Bron'
chos.
u~zaer4n11 T,rv Dr No = ~ ., Pima
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For l6 to l Silver.

PORTLAND, Ore, April 9.-Dele-
gates to the democratic state con-
vention held a caucus last night,
and by vote OF 167 to rs, decided
to incorporate in their platform a
plank demanding free and unlimit-
ed coinage OF silver at ratio Of 16
to i.
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AUBURN.

Mr.. Frank l.. Budlong has acded to hts
stock OF horses two carloads containing
30, making q total on his farm OF ll6.
OF course everyone wsntsa voice in dis
posing OF their own dollars, so the young
people of the Baptist Church Friday even
ing voted TO give their funds raised at the
"Milk Maid Cantatan for weter motor
for the pipe organ, and will confer with
the pastor In the future about the plans.
The town OF Cranston may well feel
proud OF their school superintendent,
Valentine Almy. for he Is making every
effort TO keep the schools up with the city
and State requirements, and the meeting
held Friday afternoon was one OF tho best
thus far. Mr.. Frank W. Draper, Presi-
dent OF the Rhode Island Institute, de-
livered lecture on Perspective A
discussion followed. in which the follow
ing took part: Ex-superintendent W. A.
Briggs OF Oaklawn, Professor Tabor OF
Arlington, Professors Keyes, Greene,
Glover and others Of our own schools.
The attendance was large, all except two
OF the town teachers beiDg present,
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EAST PROVIDENCE.

Yesterday was defamation day at the High
School. The following is the list of speakers:
Miss Annie Blackwell, Miss Linday wheleen,
Walter Butler, Miss Helen Davis, Miss Ella
Burt.
The regular meeting of the Watchemoket
Tribe, No. 2, Improved Order of Red Men,
was held last evening. One applicant for
membership was received. The advisabi,ity
of holding another social was discussed, and
it was voted to hold one in the near future.
The regular session of the seventh District
Court was held yesterday afternoon. The
case Of j. p. Campbell VS.. John Hogenber for
trespass and ejectment was called. Their
being no appearance of the defendant, the
case was defaulted.
The case Of Dr.. George F. Allison VS.. Benja-
min Green, for medical service, was continued
to March 9.
Tho committee appointed by the Town
Council to take into consideration the advisa-
bility of widening Warren avenue from
Ingrabam's to Leonard's Corners have com
pleted their work IA far as they can, and will
report to the next meeting OF the Council.
Last night officers Adams and Clark ar
rested Michael Crane for being drank. In the
police court this morning no pleaded net
guilty to the charge Of being n common
drunkard, and was required to furnish bonds
in the sum Of si00 for his appearance next
Friday. he afterward retractod his plea Of
not guilty ana was sentenced to six months
at the State workhouse.
Last night officer Harrigan saw n woman
walking about Watchomoket square, acting in
a strange manner. When accosted, all she
could say was 10 Eddy street. Tho officer
took ber across the bridge and turned her
over TO the city police
Yesterday afternoon, as a four.horse team
belonging TO n Seekonk farmer, ana loaded
with manure, was on its way hose, when in
attempting TO cross the cur track in front OF
the residence OF Mr.. 7. H. Ray, ore Of the
forward wheels caught in the track and all
the spokes were pulled out Of tho hub. Two
smaller wagons were procured and tho
manure loaded into them and the large wagon
taken TO the wheelwright's for repairs
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A Sample Case.

TAMPA, Fla, Feb. 20. Yesterdays mail
from Cuba brought three letters from diff.
fercnt sources announcing outragcs. The
letters were taken to Washington last
night by Rafael Portuondo, Cuban secre-
tary of state. One of the letters says:
I'm Quato, seven miles from the suburbs
of Habana, on Saturday, Feb. %, at 2: 80,
the insurgents retired from the town at 9
o'clock. Three hundred Spanish soldiers
Immediately entered, numbering non
combatants TO the number of 22, among
whom were someN Spaniards, sick men,
boys OF 10 years and an old man of ~
The violation of young girls was pre-
vented by the protest of Spanish resi-.
dents
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Up-tC-Date Club Meeting.

The regular fortnightly meeting of the
Up to Date Club was held Thursday even
ing at the club rooms in Cbedel Block,
Matehemeket. Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Henderer and Mr.. Frederic Bratesman
were elected to membership. 1t being
the "guest night" large number of
the members and their friends were pres
ent. The club had as its special guests
Miss Adelaide Wood, reader; Mrs. Charles
Anderson, teacher 4 Frenc and German
ar the Woman's Annex of Brown Unive =
sity; Miss Gertrude Lawson. pianist, and
Mr.. Redfeld Clark. dramatic author, all
of whom rendered very pleasing contribu-
tions to the evenings entertainment.
Whist, dancing and other social amuse-
ments were INDUCED in and refreshments
were served, Mrs. George B. arstow and
Miss Edna k. Carpenter acting as host
esses.
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PAWTUXET VALLEY.
PfiENIx.

Tho Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Phenix fire
department held a meeting with Mrs.
George Bradford Thursday evening for
the purpose OF discussing the advisability
OF disbanding. Tho reason that the La
dies do not desire to keep up the organi-
cation is that the property OF the fire lis
trict, including the fire station where the
society formerly held 4 = meetings. was
some time ago taken from the charge Of
the board of engineers and placed under
the control of the iire wardens. It's new
custodians required that permission be
asked OF them before the hall over the
FIRE station was used for meetings. and as
this had not been required before consid-
erable issatisfaction was caused among
the members OF the auxiliary and man
Of them are In favor Of disbanding. AS
there was not quorum present at the
meeting the matter was not decided.
Mrs. James M Bodwell is visiting rela-
tives In Meriden, Conn.
The Guild OF st. Andrews Church will
meet with Mrs. Joseph Lawton, Monday
evening, instead of Tuesday, as usual.
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BRISTOL.

Mr.. Michael O'Brien, who has resided in
Bristol for q number OF years. was stricken
with paralysis on Thursday afternoon, and
died at 3 80 o'clock. At the time he was taken
sick be was upon ladder about Is feet high
trimming tree ia front Of his residence upon
Wood street. He was seen TO fall by persons
near by. He was Immediately carried into
his home ami Dr. William Fred Williams sum-
monod, but he did not rally. He was mem
ber Of the Hoy Name Society of st. Msry's
Church. He leaves a widow, three sons and
two daughters. The funeral viii take place
Sunday afternoon at o'clock, from the
church.
Joseph Plente, a young man residing upon
Thames street, died yesterday from consump-
tion.
At meeting of Lewis Lodge, No. 20, A. o.
u. Workman, held on Thursday evening, one
candidate was initiated. Past Master Work
man Benoni Lewis OF Providence, after whom
the lodge is named, was present and made an
address.
Commander Converse was here yesterday.
He has general supervision over the construc-
tion of tho Government boats being built
here. After a careful examination of the
work, no was driven to tho 5:l5 train, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Herresho6.
The regular monthly meeting Of tho Town
Council will be held on Monday afternoon at
o'clock. The report Of recommendations
for the current running expenses OF the year
will be considered This is the last meeting
before town meeting, which occurs the follow =
ing saturday.
There will be a Prohibition caucus held this
evening at tn. shop of l.. l.. Andorstrom on
Church street.
What came near being a serious accident oc.
Cured this morning at the engine house at
the railroad yard. A nut came OF the in
iettor, falling into the pipe, stopping the
flow OF water into tho boiler. The fires were
drawn and flooded with water, ana the steam
allowed TO escape. The doors were thrown
open, so as 10 allow the men TO work and to
let the steam pass out. Engineer Barrus used
good Judgment In an emergency
Mr.. Edwin Bennett, VINO was spoken OF in
yesterdays News as leasing the Church street
House, came here and placed some furniture
in tho building, but be has decided 10 go
elsewhere. I. IL reported he will return 10
Waterford, whero he has heen keeping a hotel.
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Savings Bank Enioined.

CONCORD, n. H., Feb. 20 Chief Justice
Doe has issued an order restraining the
Pennington Savings bank from making
any further payments on deposits made
previous TO Jan. 80, 1894, that being the
date on which n scaling Of 25 per cent was
ordered by the bank commissioners
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rHE NEW ENGLAND R. R. co.

Passenger Train Service, Week Days,
Corrected to February o, 1896.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows;
For Boston, $50 a. m; l2:00 H.; kEfubS usos
pm; 6:25 p. m.
wALP0LE-5;b0 q. M; 1900 m.
FRANKLIN-5:50a a. m. 1890 m, $685. p. n.
MLFORD-5:50 a. m; u 100 m, b:3) p. n
ARLINGToN-53s,6 80 p. m.
WEST ARLINGToN-5iss ESQ p. m
KNIGHTsvILLE--5,3e, $3.50, IL 1ii0 p. IN.
wAYLAND PARK--F $40. e:ooA M; 4;3o.
$751; f s:so, t7.ls, F'.il l.Io p III,
NATICK, RIVER POINT. cENTREvILLa
wAsHINGToN-s:4o. 300 a m; tiSo. S'Ss
$3.50, .7:l6, ell 40 y. IN.
CRANsToN. oAKLAwN--6;to. $500 . m; $3.50.
$3.50, $3.50, 7;i5, ..n;!Op. m.
PONTIAC, ARCTIC, QUIDNICK-ts:4o q m;
$3.50, 5s3s, $780, F7:is. '-1:lo p. IN
ANTHoNY-6;40, $500 q. mi 4;so 5:ss. 6iSo, 7'ih.
COVENTRY, sTERLINo-sa, $500 q. m, s.sa
7il6p. m.
suMMIT. GREENE, oNEco, MoosUP. PLAIN.
FIELD-64o. $500. a. m; 4:S0. 7;l5 p. IN.
JEwETT CITY, CANTERBURY SCOTLAND
VERSAILLES BALTIC, SOUTH WlNDHAM-
$40, 800 a. m; $3.50, 7;io p m.
w1LLIMANTIC-6;4o, 300 a. M; 4i3o. 7;ls p. n
HARTFoRD-s.4O, 300 a. m; 4;3o. 7:15 p. m
FIsHKILL& & NEwBURd-sioO a. m.
NoRwICH-s;40. $500 a. m; $780, 7;is p. m.
WATERBURY. DANBURY-e:os a. m.
CHICAGO AND THE WEST VIA NEwBUR0.
AND ERIE R'Y-s:Oo a. m.
PAsCoAG AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
G.5O $3.50 a. m; 4;io, 6;S5, and 'sli;b .. m.
Returning leave Pascoag at 6:25, 7;25 q. nj
l2:40, 20 and 1900 y. IN.
All trains leave from west end Of Union Depee
Providence.
'.saturdsys only. F Stops notice
w. r. BABcoCK, q. PA
JN. KING. Sup.
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Muscular Rheumatism

Probably there is no disease that in
flicts so much continuous pain as rheuma-
tism. When it becomes chronic there are
few so hard TO cure. This disease Is caused
by an impure state of the blood. The inn
purity consists OF an excess OF lethic
acid and 10 drive this acid from the blood
is the object of all rational treatment.
The medical faculty have found I'm Dr.
David Kennedy's tavorite Remedy a GER
tain and positive cure for this terrible
complaint. Mrs. NJ. Hill OF Galeton, Pa,
says: Zone year ago 1 was taken with
muscular rheumatism. My limbs were
so painful | could scarcely walk. | de-
termined to try
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Vermont Humane socIety's oncers.

RUTLAND, VT, Feb 2a--At the ANIMAL
meeting of the Vermont Humane so.
ciety, a committee was appointed to ap-
peal TO the legislature for aid in the work
throughout the state. The following OIL
GERS were elected: President, II. Is. Will.
iams; first vice president II. ID. Holton;
second vice president, L. l.. Drury; third
vice president, g. II. Holden; secretary
and treasurer, e. A. Hasseltine. Rev. L.
A, Bigelow delivered an address.
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Fell I'M Elevator Well.

PORTLAND, Me, Feb. 2o.-John q.
Twitchell, senior member OF the well
known wholesale grocery firm OF Twitch-
ell, Champlin a Company, Of this city and
Boston, fell down an elevator well in the
firms store ON Commercial street, here,
juries. Both arms and both legs were
broken and he sustained besides these
internal injuries. tie Ia one Of the most
prominent business men in this city.
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Another Book Coming.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Feb. 29-Prince
and Princess Troubctzskoy left Gotham
yesterday for New York, whence they sail
on the Werra. Priuccss Troubetzskoy
will soon publish another story, the plot
Of which is laid in America, Australia and
Enrlapd
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Assisted a, Installation Of omcer..

HAvERHILL, Mass, Feb 29-President
Tobin OF the Boot and Shoe Workers
union assisted last night at the installa.
tion OF the officers Of Cutters assembly,
No. 1895, which recently deserted tho
Knights OF Labor. This is probably the
first cutters union 90 break from the
Knights OF Labor 10 join the Boot and
Shoe Workers union.
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GRAVE SITUATION.
Spanish Opinion Regarding Recognition
Of Cuban Belligerency.

MADRID, Feb. 20. The impartial, refer
ring to the action OF the United States
Senate in regard to Cuba, says that the
international situation is very grave, ad-
ding that the recognition of the Cubans
as belligerents by the United States in
wolves the danger of daily conflicts. The
Imparcial also accuses the Spanish minis
ter, Senor Canvas de Castillo of"excess OF
patience before Yankee pride. +" "Spain,"
continues The Imparcial, "must prepare
for every eventuality. Our matitime re-
sources are not great, but we have now
before us gigantic naval force. Our
humility has been badly construed and
our enemy, instead of being appeased,
thinks she could treat Spain as she could
Turkey. A firm and resolute attitu Q
would have gained us more consideration,
for we are not so weak as TO render our
hostility Indifferent to a trading people
which have no warlike qualities. Moreover,
Spain is not isolated In Europe"
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All to Himself.

WASHINGTON, Feb %. President Cleve.
land, 1t Is said. has practically closed ne
gotiations for the purchase Of a duck
shooting ground on the Potomac river, in
Stafford county, Virginia, about 40 miles
below Washington.
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New HAVEN, Feb. 29.-Richard Statun,
a colored waiter, died yesterday afternoon
from injuries alleged to have been received
during n fight with William Lloyd, an
other colored wal ter, on Factory street last
Monday night. Lloyd was arrested
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DR.. DAVID KENNEDYS
FaVOrite Remedy

and before I had used the third bottle tho
pain was all gone"
Favorite remedy cures chronic. acute or
infiammatory rheumatism. and In diseases
brought about by impure flood, or an
excess Of acid In the blood, such in uri.
nary troubles. dyspepsia, constipation,
kidney or liver complaints, II IL we'll
known specific. AL druggists, one dollar
o bottle.
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RIVERPOINT.

Miss Carrie Stone returned to her home
In New Hartford yesterday after two
weeks visit with Miss Grace Adams.
Hergebrt Thurber Of Central Falls was
the guest OF friends here yesterday.
Edward T.. Payson, who has been Ill for
some time, is conyalescent.
III. ". A, Joslin OF Providence was the
guest of friends here yesterday.
Rev. ID. Matteson OF Worcester will
preach at the Advent Church, on Allen
street, tomorrow afternoon.
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in the calf OF the right leg by a dog
owned by Patrick Nugent at 80 last
evening. the boy was taken to his
home on Trainor street and cared for by
DIR. Keefe.