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Auction Sales

AUCTION sA LIE Of goyernment
property Office OF Building for LIB
rary of Congr IS Washington, ID e, March
East capiio Second iss y stree STREETS southeast.
wagon scait. 49,. ..lns engine, derrick boomS
Old tools; steam pumps. scrap IRON, rug
RinS blocks, refdse lumber, and other olii
articles and materials Will be hoid ar
public auction on the premises OF the
binding for the Library, Of Congress, IN
this city, on TUESDAY, the idth day
OF March, 1896, ut 10 o'clock, Il m.
fhese articles may b. seen and schedules OBJ
tainsd on application 10 the auctioneers or
.. S.!i,ieil liid u eils, en- tATCLIfi II. >
TON Co, auciioneers fnr26t
THOMAS BOWLING X CO, Auctloneers,
6l2 L st. NY.
IkuSTEBS, SALE Of HOUSE AND AN L i,,1li
ON kt'T WEN - \ II I'D 81 EEEIs
NORTHEAST, BEING NO. 21O.
:, BY virtue OF q deco OF irnsi recorded on
May II, 1885, in Liber 2ol2, iolic 34S:
one OF the laud records OF the District az
columbia, Gefault having occurred m the
payment OF The Indebtedness secured there
0ndeT. the undersigned trustees WI. sell al
public auction IN front of the premises on
Tuesday The teuthday of March \ u, lN96,
al i 30 o cock p m, al thai lol. piece OF
parcel OF land with the improvements iucre-
on situate and being in the city oil wash
mgton, Distract OF Columbia, anc EnoWn
and described as lol twenty three 81 III
william a SInoOt' : SUBDIVISION OF iuls ID
square seven hundred and nifty -fouf 'fo4ir
as per plat recorded IN book le. page os,
one OF The records Of the surveyor : OIflce
oftheaforeSaid District of Columbia. Terms
of sale as follows. One-Ihird cash. one
third in ] year, and one-third IN : years,
the deferred payments being sec !reI py the
notes of The purchaser, bearing interest
al the rate OF pei cent per annum from the
day OF sale and until paid, and Gecd OF
trust on the property sold, OF al! cash q
the option OF the purchaser. \ deposit OF
500 VIII be required ut the tlnc o. sale
and the terms OF sale must be con Piled with
IN 10 da Us from The day of safe OF the prop
cry VIII be resold AT the risk and cost OF
the defaullng purchaser.
JACKSON II. RA LSTON, Trustee,
1898 + ST. NV
FREDERICK L. SIDDoNs. Trustee,
1888 + ST. NV.
fe2S-d& ds,exS.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN the Supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia, holding q special term for
orphans court business. February 4, S96.
In the case OF William F. Carne, executor
of the Will of Jeremiah Long, deceased,
the executor aforesaid has, with the ap-
The 18Th day of March, a. D., 1896. at 10
O'Clock a. IN, for making pa yment and dis
tributIon under the courts direction and
control: when and where all creditors and
persons entitled to distributive shares
tor legacies) or residue, are hereby notified
TO attend in person or by agent or attorney
duly authorized with their claims against
the estate properly vouched; otherwise the
said executor will take the benefit of the
law against them: Provided, Il copy of this
order be published once a week for three
weeks in the Washington Law Reporter
and The Morning Times of Washington, ID.
c., and the Alexandria Tunes of Alex
andria, Va, previous to the said day.
TEST: j. NoTA MCGILL,
Register of Wills for the District OF { Columbia.
JNO. RIDOUT, Proctor.
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WANTED-ROOSiS.

w A NTED-By gentleman. medium
size, neatly furnished room; must he
well heated; locality, Sth and 9Th. + and
n W; price, 81 80; Southern exposure pre-
ferred. Address RELIABLE, this office.
Item
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SPECIAL NOTICES

THE annual meeting of The stockholders
of the +. Morrison Paper Company
viii be held at 600 + st. NY =, on Wedncs-
day. March II, 1896, at 10 a N.
mr5-4t CHAS. j. DEATL, Secy.
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W.ANTED-HOUSES.

WA NTED-A small house of about
or rooms, or unfur. rooms. suitable
for housekeeping. not too far from 10th
and Pa. ave. NV. Address HOUSE, this
office. mh4-3t EN-
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Southern Railway.
CPIEDMONT AIR LINE.)
Cschcdule in effect Jan. 6, 1860

i (schcdule in effect Jan. 6, 1850
An trains arrive and leave at Pennsylva-
a. m Daily, local for DanvilIe connects
IT AaDaS Sls Tor StTaSburg, daily. except
Sunday. and ut Lynchburg with the Nor
folk and western, daily. and with the Ches-
epeakc arc ONO, daily for tie Natural
Bridge and Clifton Forge.
1l.l5a. In. Daily, the UNITED STATES
tAsl MA IL, carries Pullman Buffet Sleep
Frs New prk ana Washington To Jackson
vile uniting al Charlotte with Pullman
blecpcr for Augusta, also Pullman SIeeDer
New \ orH 70 New Orleans, via Montgomery,
connecting =, Atlanta with Pullman Sleep
ers for Birmingham. Memphis ana St Louis,
3 u L; ~ Local. Tor Front ROYAL, River
ton and siTasDurg, daily, except Sunday.
4:5l D. m.-Dally local Tor Charlottesville
1O:O5 p. ut.-Dally, NEW YORK AND
FLORIDA SHORT LINE LIMITED. Pull
man Compartment and Observable slceDfnp
ears New York 10 st. Augustine PulIn1a5
uraWIns-roum Sleepers New York 10 Tampa
bnd Augusta. kesilbuled day coach Wash-
lngtOn 10 81. August me- and Dining Car
Salisbury TO ST. Augustine
lO:A3 p. nl.-Daiy, WASHINGTON AND
BOLIHNEsfE kA EEsTiBULED LINZ
TIED, composed OF Pullman vesiibuIed
Pullman slcepers New York to Asheyille
fnd bot Springs, N. c.. and New Y0rE; 10
memphis, VIA Birmingham. New York Ia
keW orleans VIA Atlanta and Mont gonlery
feSubuiea dag coach, Washington 10 At
lania. Southern Railway Ginning car, Green's
boro TO Montgomery.
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AMI
OHIO DIVISION leave Washington 9 OF a,
p. daily and AIS d. IN. daily eycent Sn ~
lay, and 8 p p. m. Sundays only, for Round
pill AZ y. "a. daily, except Sunday, for
keesburg, ana 6-25 p. IN. daily for Hpr1don
BeturnMg arrive at Washington s % ~ m
tnd 300 =. M daily, from Round Hill and
zoe a. ~. daily, except Sunday, from Hern-
Ion, ana S.5A a. IA. daily, eXceuf SpnGaI =
lrOm Lecsburg.
Through trans from the South arrive at
Washington 6:42 Il. m, 9:45 a. m. 90 m
pa, and 8 40 p. IA, daily, MANASSAS diyis-
son, 1000 a. m, daily, except Sunday, and
k:4O a. IN. daily, from Charlottesville
Tickets, sleeping car reservation and in
formation furnished atoffices. 81 and 300
Pennsylvania avenue, and al Pennsylvania
Railroad Passenger Station.
w. III. GREEN, Gen. Supt.
j. NJ. CULP. Traffic Manager
w. A. TURK, Gen. Pass. Agent
l.. s. BROWN Gen. AR't Pass. Dent,
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STEAMSHIP LINES.
AMERICAN LINE.

New York-Southampton Iondon-Paris)
Twin-screw U. $. Mail Steamships.
Sailing every Wednesday at IL a. IN.
NEW YORK, Mar. 4 ST. PAUL. April5
ST. LOUIS. Mar. II NEW YORK. Apl15
ST. PAUL., Mar. l 8 PARIS. "A pril %
NEW YORK, Mar. % ST. PAUL. April 20
RED STAR LINE.
NEW YORK TO ANTWERP.
NO0RDLAND, Wednesday, March 4, Noon
FRIESLAND, Wednesday, March / L, Noon
KENSINGTON. Wednesday March 8, Noon
WESTERNLAND, Wed saay, Mar. 25, Noon
International Navigation Company.
Pier / 4, North River. Office, Bowling
Green, n. Y.
GEO. W. MOSS, Agent, 92l Penna. Are.
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE..Horse and buggy or day y
ton. at $3.50 per day, to Responsible
business man Address HIRE, this office.
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hUsIN Ess CHANCES.
WASHINGTON b. C. March 3 1896

WASHINGTON, ID C., March 3, i S36.
The undersigned hereby offers for sale
and invites bids for the purchase of entire
plant and good will Of Stumph & Bro. and
H she stgmph & Brother Company. being a
ated AT Nos. cal, 633, and 635 Mass ave.
NV. Washington, ID c.
The plant consists OF:
] The latest improved machinery of all
kinds for The manufacture Of mattresses
and pillows, spring beds. as we'll as for
renoyating carpets, rugs, and feathers, en-
CINE, boiler, ana shdfting, pulcys, hangers,
ana attachments.
z. complete stock of all necessary mer-
cnintiise and material for carrying on the
said business tan inventory and appraise-
ment OF which ma be seen upon application
TO the undersigned.
3. The horses, wagons, harness, etc. con-
SiSting of four horses, two wagons, and one
buggy three sets of harness ana q quantity
of feed, hay, etc, (Which may be seen upon
proper application TO the undersignedD.
4 Office and store fixtures and furniture
OF all kinds, including new, large Mosler
combination safe, ana small safe, desks,
office furniture, chairs.
This eSta bishment IS one of the finest of
it's kt,iu III the country, and is almost new,
having been huiit anu completed but little
over q year go.
BIDS for the purchase of the above as an
entirety for cash viii be received at the
place Of business, Hus. 63l, 633, and $50
Mass ave NV, Washington, D. C., up to
and until the hour Of = O'Clock noon, on
Tuesday the 10th day Of March. 1876.
As an earnest OF good faith on the part
OF III" bi;tGerS, ana u bind the successful
bidder, certified check 10 the order of the
assignee in the sum OF 10 per cent of the
amcuni oi the BIZ! mus dccoInpauyeaCh bid
The said amount shall be credited as part
payment when the sale is Closed and i'll
caSr o. default on the part of the successful
bidder, all proper expenses and charges in
cured by reason OF said default 10 he de-
Quoted from the said deposit. Delivery and
possession of property sold TO be given on or
before five GAYS after notification to the
successful bitdc5 of the acceptance Of his
bid. and the remaining 80 per cent Of the
bill 10 be paid in cash at the time of said
delivery and possession.
The right is reserved by the undersigned
TO reject any and all bids. Opportunity
TO inspect the property may be had upon
application to the Undersigned. All CON
ycyancing and recording at the cost of the
purchaser. SIMON WOLF, Assignee.
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wANTRD-PosrAeE STAMPS.

DEP TMENT Stamps, all Kinds
and any quantity. bought and highest
cash prices given. H. +. DUNkHORST.
1908 7th st. NV. de22-u
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RELIA BILE dreSsnaker would like
sewing at home; Will 90 TO house to do
fitting If necessary; can give best references.
WIDOW, this office. It
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FOR sALE4HoUsEs.
LOST.

LOST-From 729 10th ST. ne. on Mon
day, March 2, a small dog; male: color
yellow; answering to the name of Dan,
Reward for his return. 1t
LOST-Mouse eolored greyhound dog
with nickel collar; tailed curled up on
back. Suitable reward if returned to 712
4 1-2 ST. SW. II
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So. COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO., 323
IL st. NV. Phone 1866. fe16-tf
FURNITURE moved; largest 2-horse
load in the city, $3.50; Experienced
handlers COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO
1913 IL st. NV. Phone 1866. fel 6-tf
EXTRA. ExTR A.-Get your
shoes repaired for 90 cents, soles and
heels, at 319 Pa. ave. NV. fe17-1mo
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FOR REST-ROOMS

FOR RENT-Niccly furnished rooms.
with table board. GIL Sd st. NV.
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w ANTED Party TO take out foreign
patented household article; hundreds sold
in Washington; will give half interest. Ad-
dress for 3 DAYS, PATENT, 1925 o st.
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FOR RENT-A large basement for
shoemaker or tailor. 929 9th ST. NV.
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A RELIABLE young business man ian
OF this city wants q partner Win SoOO
to go III the poultry raising business; nave
located for the bu siness; have now on hand
a nice lot OF thorOp ghbred hens; can snow
any one we can double our money IN two
wears. 10 one but those meaning business
need apply. Address POULTRY this office.
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FREE-I Will continue until April l
to give with each sitting for one
dozen cabinets one large picture, 11x14
fine large photograph made OF Yourself
free of cost. PAUL TRALLES, sos 9TH
st. NV. fc29-7t
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| ROSE HILL ENGLISH FCLLYI

Company
Introducing an excellent array OF MeritorIOus
Talent
Pretty Girls-Clever Comedians-LiveIy
Dances-Catchy Music-GOrgeous Costumes
Next Week-Th, south Before thc War
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
Help Wanted and Situations WdHtsI
20 Words for 10c.

w A NTED-Washing totake home. Adj
dress 10 q st. 5. Washington 1t
w a NTED-Situation by colored girl
to do general homework, in small fam
ily. Inquire. 81 3 st. ne. 1t
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FOR RENT-Two or three rooms; suit
able Tor light housekeeping; in private
family; terms very moderate. / 07 18th
L
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$40 VIII buy small Grocery and me3J
store doing good business; rent only
81 80 per month: cannot attend 10 II Gu
account of sickness. Apply 1910 ST.
mr12t
IA RGE- handsome grocery and liquor
store; doing good cash busi ness;
first class iiXtIreS, wagon, etc; aiSo
beautiful brick house, large lot and
brick stable, for sale or exchange; bad
health cause of selling. Address GROCERY,
this office. mb3- 81 EN-
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our good dinner o. lamb an green peas,
tits my great treat" he said. AN
after dark we'll touch the fireworks of.
shall be glad to set an rest an read
my Life o. Washington an may get a
nap!"
Burrill ventured 20 laugh. but he had
a new understanding Of the happiness
OF holiday making. and started off gay
ly 10 make the most of his afternoon.
Early that evening they watched an
enger crowd assembling on the oppo-
site river bank.
"You see they always expect sorre-
thing from me-" said cid Abel, apollo
getically. This year I'm goin' TO SUR
prise 'em. Some say its foolish TO burn
up money sn but folks about here don't
have the interests they do in Boston, an
'tis-este-+- 90 cn..rv -tirrrTvrtvrs.
used 60 think when I was hoy and
my folls were pinched an poor. some
day I'd get ahead ar then nobody
should forget the Fourth where was.
'Tnin't no common day. nm I nin't ro-
In TO behave as il thought 30. Pheoo
says you've given her an elegan. timo
this afternoon. an she's come homo
happy's queen. i feel grateful 20
sec her % happy, and now well fetch
those boxes ogi q the shop an touch
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A LEAGUE OF WOMEN.
First Annual Convention of the National
LeaCre of Coiored Women.


The first annuu convention of the M
tional League Of Colored Women will be-
gin in this city July IA and continue for
thrco days.
The National League Of Colored Women
was founded by Mrs Helen A. Cook of
Washington about four years ago. II WAS
at first distinctively local body, and no
thought was had at that time by the man.
ayers that 1t would so soon become So
ciety of interstate membership. But cor
respondencc between Mrs. Cook and other
leading colored women in different parts
of tho country led TO the conclusion that
tho time had arrived for the women TO
make a united movement for tho benefit
and Advancement of their fellow women,
and SO Mrs. Cook, Mrs Grimkc and others
issued the invitation resulting In the COM
ing convcntion.
The sessions Of the league will be held
In the Fifteenth Street Presbyterian
church, Rcv. +. j. Grimkc, pastor, and Mr..
Grimkc will deliver an address of welcome
10 the delegates. There will bc three gen.
eral topics for discussion during the con-
ycntion - "Woman as an Educator"
"Woman In the Professions" aud "Wom,
on In tho Homc''-and short speeches viii
be made by most Of those present on these
topics.
Speaking e. n Star reporter about tho
matters with which tho league viii deal,
one OF the women, who is taking n prom-
inont part In the management of the con-
vention, said; besides questions Of deep.
est interest 10 the league as AN organiza..
tioA requiring tho prCscucs and considcrr
tion Of It's members there remains alwayr
the great cause of cducation--thc diyincly
imposed task of rearing the younR--which
falls 10 women without their Volition anil
leaves them no power OF choice.
Another matter of such importance as
C. command the attention uf all our WON.
en- Is the enlargirg ard strengthening Of
the work 10y union Of forces AZ the con.
tcrcnco held I'm Boston last year n rCsolu-
tion was adopted 10y the Federation of
Afro.Amcrican Women looking 10 un-
ION with the National iOagucof Colorcd
Women.
"ln pursuanccof this resolution n con-
ference committee met nc Atlanta during
toe scSsi0n ci the Muman's- congrcas. and
basis OF union was rcachcd, which In
cluded a PROPOSITION for joint convcn-
ton. Prom sOmc cause or other an urcx.
pcctod hitch occurred, and IL will DC i'm.
possible to have the joint convention this
year. The Federation Of Afro-Amcrican
Women viii, however, meet I'm Washing
ton the week following the Adjournment
OF the league, when 10 IS possible somo
steps may b. taken i'm the matter Of unit
ing the two bodies, 40 that a joint conven-
tion may be held next year, Washing
toa Star.
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The GOSPEL TRUTH. :
.. A. Strong Will 80
Able to Preach.
HIS EXPERIENCE ONE o.?
UNUSUAL INTEREST.

For Tho good of humanity and tho
praise of God, Mr.. ID. A. Strong, Of
South Manchester, Conn, tells his re-
markablo experience. He Is n native
Of Connecticut, aud had been preach
Ing the gospel and teaching through
out that State for thirty years, until
about six years ago, when his health
became so poor that he had to give up
both. Ho was advised 10 try outdoor
work, and went to live on little farm
In South Manchester. He says: "a
few weeks ago / had no faith in any
modiciao or In any doctor. Mytroublo
was said to be epilepsy, but / hayo
always thought that indigestion, to-
gcther with constipation, were tho
causes of all my suffering, for in my
family there has never been case Of
epilepsy or fits of any kind.
about fivo years ago, while eating
breakfast, was suddenly taken with
q faintness. My head fell back, and I
was carried unconscious TO my room
and put to bed. This continued at
intervals, until / had about given up
hope. tried everything, ut least
everything that was recommended to
me, and aside from the kind dealings
of loving Heavenly Father, received
no help. even tried electricity, but
in spite of it all l was not able to
leave tho house, and it seemed as
though must give up entirely.
"One day, my wife, noticing tho
Puritana advertisement, called my
attention to it. As il seemed to meet
my case, 1 concluded to try it. / did
so, and n. mly believe that God sent
mo Puritana, for it has performed
wonders.
"To day am working in tho field,
and can cat and sleep as of old. I
am convinced that in short time
shall be able once moro to preach
Gods word, which has been my CO.
sire ever since my aflliction.
81 wish to add that there Is no
medicine in the world that / would
take to-day outside Of Puritana."
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Abel Thorndike sat on his door.
step after supper, reading the Life OF
Washington. The younger members
of his household were leaning over the
gate talking and looking at the river.
"My pity sakes!' exclaimed Mr..
Thorndike, with enthusiasm. "Just
Sec what mar Washington was! He-e
ht is In his great address: Watch your
imajorities as carefully as IL they were
lSings,' says he: why Gen. Washington
was q prophet"
The young lovers turned. little en-
barrassed at being interrupted, while
the old carpenter took off his specta.
cles and laid down the big book with
an impressive air. Charley began TO
think that they had better walk down
THE lane.
"IIere tits Fourth o. July again, and
how few folks thinks whut-ft all
means" said Abel. II don't want To
waste as good day as there is in the
year. / always feel as IL ought TO 20
20 meetin' part o. the day. and sit and
think about my country and them that
give II 10 me-"
"we're sober enough Decoration
.day." said Phcbe. "Why father. we
ought 70 be gays we can Fourth o.
July. there's time 20 rcjoicc aint
hhsss7 Eys got yspr fags all resI
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THE NEW ENGLAND R. R CO

Passenger Train Service, Week Days,
Corrected to June II, 1896.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows;
For Boston-S,sO, Is a. nj kEfUkS 2!osp. m.I
6:26 p.
.wALPoLE-5;55, Iii66 a. m.
FRANKLIN-S:'6, ti:s6 a. IN. 5;i5 p. m
MLFoRD-5;5s, l;b5 a. m; baB p. m.
ARLINGToN-Fi2s so. 54S, Fsi3o p. m.
WEST ARLINGToN-Fi2!Oe. F5:.6 Fs;3o p. m
KNIGHTS VILLE--Fl2 o., bi45, F6.3), cell 40 D. m.
F4.a5, F54s. + $3.50. t7;i6 Fs'li 10 p
NATICK RIVER POINT, CENTREvlLLB
wAsHINGToN-s:4o, s;oe q M; i.:oa t:sA e;fa
$3.50, '7l5 '-i1:io p. IN.
CRANsToN. oAKLAwN-s:~. $500 a. m; i,ioS
4;2i 5;t6, $3.50, 7;l6. '-ll:!o p. M.
PONTIAC, ARCrIC-ts,D a. m; i2;c5, ts25. 5;lA
$3.50 F7;1a -ll:lo p. m.
QUIDNICK-Sio. q MI i2;oS, 6:S, $50. F7:la
''ii;iO p. m.
ANTHoNY-sao, $500 q m; 1896, 4:2s S:ls, s.sa.
7:l5 Halo p. m.
COVENTRY. sTERLINa-sas. $500 O. m; l.aa
SUMMIT. GREENE, oNEco, MoosUP, PLAIN.
FlELD-si4O $500. a. m; t;2s. 7;i5 p. m.
JEwETT CITY. CANTERBURY. SCOTLAND.
VERSAILLES. BALTIC. SOUTH wINDHAM
$40, 500 a. m; t;2S, 7;i6 p.
wILLIMANrIc-e:iO. $500 a NJ; +i2e. 7is p. ~
HARTFoRD-e,4o, 900 q. m. 4;25 7;l5 p. m.
FIsHKILL NEW"URG-s:oo a. m.
NoRWICH-saO, sioe a. m; 4;26. 7;l5 p. m
CHICAGO AND THE WEST VIA NEwBURo
AND ERIE R'Y-s,oo a. m
PAsCoAG AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
6a6. $3.50 a. M; i;iO. s:sS. and ''ii;U p. m
Returning leave Paseoag at o:25 74 O. m;
l2:sO :26 and s's 100 p. IN.
All trains leave IRON west end OF Union DepoA
Providence
''ssturdays only. stops on notice
W.R BABCocK. a. Pa
in. KING. sups
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CONSTABLE'S SALE.


BY virtue OF an execution No IL, SSi, issusd
from the clerks Office of the sixth District
Court on the l7th day June 1896, and return
able TO said court the 18th day OF Ssptem
ber, A. ID 1896, wherein Charles and Thomas
Livingston. CO. partners as Livingston Son
are plaDtiffs andk ward .Chnppell alias John
Dee Of said Providence Is the defendant will
be sold at public auction on FRIDAY, the Sd
day Of july A. ID. 1896. at o'clock p. m, AT
Walter G.Nicholls stables. corner OF kddy and
and chatels of the defendant, Edward x.
Chapel. which were by me attached on tho
1904. Mt o'clock a m. in whioh tho above
named execution was obtained: One steel
gray mare. one set single harness and one
common leather halter hu OF which wore
found by me in barn in roar of Edwin street
in said Providence.
Levied on this 18th day OF June, A. ID. 1893,
al AS o'clock p. m. and will be solo 10 satisfy
said execution II sufficient.
JOHN II. GREENE.
i22 10 Constable.
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RAILROADS.
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.

Time tables giving full information
as to local and through train service
may be obtained at Providence Sta
tion and stations below.
TRAIN SERVICE FROM PROVIDENCE,
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things off an, celebrate extra this year.
Folks say my fireworks always looks
so pretty, all double an shinin' in the
river"
q f2' yttiSseSt
".
Next day the shipgling gang was
ct work again, and all the hammers
going inside and outside the great
house.
''What did you do yesterday" some-
body asked Jim Fisher.
"Oh, nothing particular. I didn't
spend a cent an twas too hot to go
of anywhere on my wheel" said jim,
despondently. ""Tain't much of day
after you've got past snap crackers"
"You ought to have seen the wayl
they celebrate down here" announced
Charley Burrill. proudly. "Best Fourth
] ever had!" and he and Abel Thorn
like did not look at each other, but
their hearts seemed to touch.
II always read a good long chapter In
my Life Washington "said old Abel,
us he reached for more nails. Trouble
Is. you young fellows don't half know,
what country you've got behind you"
TIE END.
''The Rajah's Treasure" an oriental tale,
sy II. G. Wells. author OF 'The Time Ma
chime" VIII begin next Monday.