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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-23
HENRY Z. DIKETS ARREST ORDERED.

For failing to appear and submit to examination
in supplementary proceedings May /. In pur-
suance OF an order issued by Justice Smyth, Henry
F., Dixcy. the actor. yesterday ordered to be
paced under arrest The commitment was signed
by Justice Pryor. OF the Supreme Court. The sup
Elementary examination was to have taken place in
connection with a Judgment for $50 80 obtained by
Alphousus Raille
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-23
GOLD GOING TO RUSSrI

There was withdrawal Of n,ooo.oo IN ..,,
from the sub-Treasury yesterday by Ia,.sS CON
for shipment to Paris by the French lin. 1rsss
La Normande, which sails to-day. rbe ,.,. .%'ap
Russian account. The French Line has sA, |. Ios
the charge for carrying gold l-s4 OF ma sovanced
tariff TO Paris is now as follows: on sT ~ns The
over. II of per cent on $3.50 900 to S5n ~ and
per cent; on 100000 to $4,000 liza Of Der su
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cOrRT CALEyDARs FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court-specal Term-.Part II-Before Trunx
J.--Cour opens at 1870 a. m. -Ex-parte matters.
Supreme Court--Special Term-Part III-Before Smyth
NO l. porshelmer Patchn. at 1890 a.
Surrogate's thambers-Before Fitzgerald s.
Court opens 1890 a. No day calendar Wills for
probate: Caharine Mahon Oliver d. Stout at 1890 a.
CITY Court--Specal TeSm-T}efore Mccarthy. Court
opens at a m. Motions at 1890 a. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-23

unable to pay they are excused. and men are sent
to Jail only when they show disregard for the
regulations which they promised to 1--we up TO when
they Joined the guard
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EIGHT STEAMERS TO SAIL TO-DAY.

NINE. SARAH BERNHARDT AND SIR WILLIAM COR
DON CUMMING AMONG THE PASSENGERS.
Seven steamships sail to-day for foreign shores.
and each carries a goodly number OF passengers
On the French Line steamship La Normandie
will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise +:3o Sunset 1911 Moon m 2,fxou. a.. a
HIGH WATER TODAY
AM-sandy Hook 4:0S Gov. Island 422i He'll a.. a..
P.M-Sandy Hook 4 :35 Gov. Island ass Hell csis IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-23
FL Fi1Nrs FIVE FURNITURE
VEpANDA VITA

To be conjured from our seventh
floor.
Select first our odd East India swing,
made of substantial oak, stained a
dark tone, and filed with Oriental
misunderstanding brilliant bit of
color and the most luxurious Longing
spot ever invented.
Several comfortable rattan or rush
armchairs, rockers, and couch, all
tinted cool green's or browns-these
also cushioned with the inexpensive
stuffs so effective and rich in color.
Strew some of our thick, soft rugs on
the floor, add a couple of convenient
tables, and it is finished.
"6UT OF THE MAKER"
GEO. CLINT Co.
As. IS AND At WEST 23:sT.
NEAR BROADWAY.
FACTORY: i54 AND I56 WEST 10" STREET
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-23

composed Of three delegates from ....
Daniel Featherstone Of the United R,o,s." IVA
Carpenters and Joiners Is chairman ~ n.ernood 4
Gil, which Will meet once a week In r. the Coua.
No. lT West Thirty-second-st One OF tSe an Han
OF the Council Is that the unions mns se principles
ordered 'eioIe II can n
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Announcements

Abr. Williamson. women's d,ses...
80 years. sanitarum. l95 Lenox-ave, hour q :. csM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-23
GUESTS AT THE LEADING hotels.

~. ' s"-ravnlio. Trieste.
Maria l'ona Italy.
Ml-@ \ Mauy. Washing
ton.
a. " Hopper. Princeton
II. Harris. baltimore
NJ. Levy, san Francisco.
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NnwloRK STORE - sn0oKI s1S s11Ssas
core saoA sIsTsr. FuI; s and Fs'SSsh-'v.
When the real thing is so cheap,
where's the philosophy of buying the
imitation
Our genuine Russian and Austrian
Crash Suits cost only So and SlO; ana
they're u bigger craze this year than
ever.
Again, smon-pure all wool, fast
color Serge Suits are cheap enough
goodness knows.
We have them silk-lined as low as
S15. Lower yet serge-lined and as
high as s25 and $50 in the foreign
serges.
There's more danger Of paying too
little than there is Of paying too much
for clothes-especially just now when
the market is being flooded with low
grade and inferior stocks.
Fcw s!,:c Nssllses shirts at aa,t g5tc'-"'
sal q s. Illes Waists TO-, G,day at SIG Go
Duck Trousers. 81 $50
Prompt attention to ouof-town orders.
Open Saturday evenings.
BROADWAY. COR. 31ST ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-23
REFEREES APPOINTED.

REFEREES AIfOlNIED.
Supreme Court
BY Pryor. J.
O'Gorman VS. O'Gorman-Thomas F Donnely.
Matter OF Lori.lard-Wiam @. Choatc-
Mutual Life Insurance Co. va. Butler Cwo cases)-
Guy Richards
Read Standardization j. Tucker.
Cuthbert Hutchins-Edwn T. Taliaferro
Horn Belanger-Cieorge l.. Nichols
Schleck. jr. Rosentha-Donald Mclean.
E..ly Hurns-Samuel II. Paul
by Trunx. :.
Bisseil Taylor-James Clifford.
Knapp Crane-peter b. Olney.
Underwood Chambers-Edward Browne.
Matter OF Wes-Wliam NJ. Hoes.
BY Smyth. ].
N. Y. Steam r. Co n. Y Building and Imp. Co..
Charles Donohue.
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BRUNSWICK

]. T.. Dawaesnip. Montreal.
c. u. Whitmore. Philadei-
G. -. Stephenson. England
Emily Stephenson. England
II. Bosler. New York.
J. A. Worden. 81. Louis.
II. Wilding, southampton
England.
l.. o. Peck. New-York.
c. W. Holland. New-York.
c. Hutchins a wife. Con
cord, Mass.
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RECEIVERS APPOINTED.

RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Pryor. J.
Matter OF n. Y Mining ExchanEe-Horatio ". stocker
NJ nde MIlinsky Hyman Coloditski-Emanuel b.
Hart
n. Y. Building and Loan Banking Co. Gayetan c.
pepe--James j. Nealis.
Annie Friedman Wolf Levy--Max Schleimer.
Patrick Egan Annie +. Regan-Wilam =. Iawton.
BY Truax. j.
Allen w Harrington Charles Jacques Clock Co..
Albert c. Wall.
Henry A. Savage John j. Cowper-Henry A. Savage
Simon Amdursky Gaetano Crassi-Emanuei Jacobus
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. Bacharach
Miss Florence Bacharach,
Franklin &. Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baltis.
Mrs. Daniel Bacon,
James |. Bruyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. V. Butman
:. Butman,
Mrs. Sara +. Bigelow,
Mrs. i. NJ. Bacon, jr.,
Nine. Sarah Bernhnrdt,
Pedro Bergoa,
Cesar Bulues.
Gustave Baron,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. z. Cald-
well.
Mrs. NJ. A. Complain.
Louis nelaganna.
Jean Dara.
Joachim Decomps.
Eusnio Daglio,
". F. Fuller.
J. de Grandmant. Jr..
Maurice Grau,
Mr.. and Mrs. William y
Guthrie,
Miss +. F. Guthrie,
Lizardio Garcia.
j. Augustus Georger,
VI. ID. Howell.
John Houston,
Victor Heiibraunn.
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PARK AVE\T-r

c. r; Moody. Detroit.
j. W. Ingram & wife. Bur--
o. T., Peters. Cincinnati
d. e. Coleman a. wife
Louisville. '
II. -. Bishop 4 wife. On.
onta. Wv
Albany. WIZ
-; a., a; l;atimer. 81. Louis
w. @. Phymlster. Philo1el-
phla. '''"'ei-
r.. l.; waters. Lakewood
~ " fierce. jamestown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-23

Mrs. c. Van Dyke Hubert,
Mrs. Caroline Hazleton,
Mrs. X. &. Irving,
DE la Haye Jousselin,
Miss &. l.. knight,
c. l.. Keppler.
Mrs. Pauline Koechler.
General j. w. kearny.
J. de Laval.
Il. de Laval.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Leautaud.
Mr.. and Mrs. de las Casas.
Mrs. T.. G.. Landru.
Lieutenant A. Loos.
Mrs. c. de May.
Henry Il. Monlun.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Norton,
i. Z. $. Norton.
A. Patorono. Jr..
Miss Bertha Robin.
Miss Olga Roosevelt.
I. Schmidt.
Louis Shelly.
Rafael G. Schelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. schoell-
kopf.
]. +. Schoellkopf.
Manuel Velasquez.
Oscar Valverde.
Pedro Alfonso Wand.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.. Wood
house
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on the Cunarder Campanla will sail:

o.
ns, sd Af ann0" Miss Miss M Maana6 sAn Shaw
Joseph Arnold. Robert Stewart.
Mr.; and Mrs James L. The Rev. W Hudson Shaw.
Barclay. Mr. and Mrs William W.
Mr. and Mrs A. Belwood. MI. and Mrs. J. II. Strauss.
z. w Beckett, NJ. p, Mr.. and Mrs. William SOW
Mr. s' and D' Mrs H. D. Gov covey. Mrs sO T. b Ely
Major J. II. Campbell. Mrs Thomas Freeborn
MT and Mrs William Con- l ncr "''n Ss"ei GARD
Mr aHd Mrs .s SV.' ' a"d
ming: ;''''" N''''' M Mr.. ana Mrs J. q A. HOl-
M hay and Ep? Mrs jaime. coa,. Miss Holloway.
DR.. and Mrs Arthur W. De T. A. Hopkins
Mr. ''l and Mrs ceorr. f 8 Il i Har2inson
Miss Dodge Carroll Huichins.
Mr. and Mrs Douglas Owen. Consul and Mrs. J. Jonas
Judge and Mrs. William H. Mr., and Mrs A. C Kepl.r
MI and Mr J. NJ Oxford Mr. and Mrs! Thomas X
Miss ~ 4. Perry. Miss Helen G. Moe.l.y.
MI and Mrs F. s. Pearson. j. S Muriock
Mr. and Mrs. John d. Augusta Molina.
Harwood Palmer Owen n' B NC ,icMana %ef'e'''n
Ml and iy M. j. Robin ass E ses'ans sp.anr
MI and Mrs. George Curtis Mis-, Jeane G. Simpson.
1s ETA a35s.;s E''$t s5S:%''
N' FTsPs Roach ; ye' o1 9:a 4: h3a.
William Wander Roest Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Watson
On the North German Lloyd steamship Vera for
Genoa, will go:
MIS- qeneyiey ,., Hseman Mrs; Clara Crawford Per-
Miss Miss Mabel aaft'f B sirhhy X KS Page
Colonel Henry f. Biount. Mrs Ildia Perret
Miss Bessie H. Blount, Mr. and Mrs Ilberato p
Mr.. and Mrs F. " W. A. Miss Josephln. pastorini.
- Bachelor Edmond Z. Robert.
covpsh%se M Mss hHen a. Rq Se.r,
The Rev. and Mrs. A. NJ. Taylor reed
ME- Il E@. s. ana ana N Ms hE sam S%l'H
Miss Anna Fuller Mr Mrs IRENE g. '% SANFORD
Mss Emma fockens M Mr. and ' Mrs Fred Won Ora
arthur ' Ganss H Nj @na Mr wdraw wyan
Mirs Annie NJ. .Hobrook. ii. o. Watson
The Rev. c. Nickes. " Wingfeid
On the Dresden. OF the same line for Bremen will
sail:
Mr. and Mrs G. F. Andrae Miss As sn@ r &oSR0
Mr. and Mrs: j. F. Bot,, M f'y katie MoeIier
Mrs. Emma Behrmann. $. NJ. Marcus
Miss Emma Bringmann. Miss Louise PHI
Miss Helene Bloch Miss Anna Emile stober
Mr and Mrs A. Haaren Mrs. s Mar S's s@SwaIz
Miss Ms Edna Ha ,ar,. MTs Laura TheobaId.
MIS- caroline Jungebloot Miss Johanna Theobald,
Mr.. and Mrs r. A. Kroeber, Professor and Mrs e, von
Mrs. NJ. Kreis, Sternberg ~
Mr.. and Mrs Adam Luck Mr. and Mrs r Won Post
houpt,
The Anchorfa for Glasgow will carry:
i Augustn a ArGe Mr. and Mrs Thomas w.
Professor W. ID. Armes. Lamont
Mr.. and Mrs. John Adair, Clara A Leland
Malcolm Burrside Miss T.. Laura IL cuesne
Or NJ r. Bow: Miss Marion lie cuesne
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Doug Miss Clara lie Quesne
las. Miss Mary T.. Mott
Mrs. {. freer, Miss +. Esellc Mawha
J. A. Fargrieve Miss Dorothy q Milne
S. J. Hughes Martin McEnery
Anurew Harman. MI. and Mrs. John NcKin-
Mis-. J. F. Horn, non ''
Mrs. A. Hathwaite. Mrs Jane Parkinson
X C. higgins Mr.. and Mrs Frank RICO
James Hanna George Solomon eO'
Mathew II. Johnston. Mr. and Mrs j. F. Taylor
Mrs. Thomas Jameson, Lucas p Vadivieso. -
Miss Helen Jameson, Mrs s. s. Van Kirk
Miss Jessie Jameson, Captain and Mrs n II
Mr.. and Mrs. John Keene, White "
George s. Lackie.
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D. r. Watson & wife. Plus
burg. ,..
IL ]. Stobart. Birmingham
Eng. ,
Mn Beach. Pittsbufg.
n. II. Bcselsy. Baltmofe'
1 a Paine. Sheffield, Ing
7 coats & wife. Providence
i. T. Brown. Columbus. o.
RARTHOLDl.
NJ. G. Guggenhrimer. Phiia'
J. brown g. wife. Orange
y. J.
]. s. Maston. wife & son
Mcadville. Penn. -
Mics (. bentley. Baltimore,
j. G. Andrews. STAMFORD
Conn. 5000.
l.. S. Hirsch. Philadelphia.
Mrs. Blackwell, Boston.
Mrs. Calling. boston.
Mrs. T.. Il. Carr. l.onisViir'
NfIss Carr. Louisville.
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E. & W
z. W. ARAPAHOE.
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HOLLAND.
II. O Loche. Wafkina
+. l. Bellows a. VIE
Chicago.
Mr-. G. Il. Coke. Drif,on.
=. II. Coke. r.. Drifon.
Mrs. g. Thompson. Ham
burg.
J.. ". EDDY. Detroit.
9. u. kountze. Denver.
J.. Small. York. Penn
x X. stewart. Philadelphia.
MIS-. G. Pardce. German
town.
Miss Pardee. Germantown.
MARLBOROuGH.
II. Choate q family. wlnona,
MINI
u. :. Sharp. Atlanta
j. u. Schoonmaker. King
stOn.
F. a. Wilic. Milwaukee
J. Medley. Norfolk. Va.
i. y. Manahan & wifi.
Georgia.
H. j.. Alexander. Phlladel-
W. X Macksy. Mcriden.
ID. T.. Mann. Albany.
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BROADWAY CENTRAL.

J. l.. Brooks. Boston.
I IL. Heller. Cleveland.
J. IL Douglass. Providence
J. ]. Porter. Pittzburg.
". II. KnowliOn d family
Toronto.
e. Iwashita, Japan.
r. l.. Jones q wife. Sar
Francisco.
3. Crane a wife. for'iah"
Ne.
W. J. Daley. Chicago.
+. Siran. France.
T.. Whlttlesey. Washington
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NORMANDTF.

=. stevenson, Washington.
+. Il. Post. Washington.
hrs. w. II. Hall. Perth Am
boy. mn
~ l.. Miller. Meriden.
A. j. Vance. New Britain.
~ - NiVen. New Britain.
~ u. browne. Boston.
IL. llinger. Philadelphia.
j., W. sykes. North Adam,
Mass.
y. j. Grouse e. wife. Am
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Mrs. Clara Crawford Per-
klns.
X. II. Page.
Mrs. Lidia Perret.
Mr.. and Mrs. Liberato p.
PastOrini.
Miss Josephine Pastorini.
Edmond T.. Robert.
Miss Alice A. Robert.
Miss Eveline L. Robert,
Miss Rhoda VI. Reed.
Taylor Reed,
DR.. and Mrs. II. Lyle Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Samuel,
Miss Minnie Snowden.
Mrs. Irene G.. Sanford,
Aldo Tassinari.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Won Ora
berg.
M. and Mrs. +. Vivanti.
Addison +. Wardwell,
Mrs. Cora Westcott.
II. o. Watson.
Thomas Whittemore,
W. Wingneld.
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z. . ".
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-08-20
EAST PROVIDENCE.
Veteran Firemen Made Good Ap-
pearance If They Didn't Win.
Police Make Successful Raid on Noto-
rious House Near the Border.

The East Providence Veteran Firemen' .
Association returned from New Bedford
last night crestfallen set of men.
However, they captured the applause of
the crowd OF spectators while in the
parade, and that little bunch of spin &C b
on the chin of every man was feature
which the people did not expect and
created lots of fun.
Last night shortly after 10 o'clock
Chief OF Police Adams, accompanied by
officers Tsggart and Everett. Adam S,
dressed in citizens clothes, visited the
notorious place, situated on the bank OF
the Seekonk River, just this side OF the
Pawtueket line.
Since the Pawtucket electric nar line
has been extended to the East Provi-
dence border the trade at this resort has
been very much increased. The officers
found no difficulty in gaming entran ce,
and at once began to investigate the
character of the place by ordering up
the orinKs and pretending to start in
for good time. AS soon as sufficient
evidence had been gained the masquer-
aders at a given signal unmasked and
arrested the inmates of the house.
Robert Burnham, proprietor, and Mabel
Hayes and Maria Campbell, inmates,
were brought to the police station.
Another man and q woman with nine
days old baby were allowed to remain.
A search was made and seven bottles
ns of w isLr
were found, all of which were confis-
Gated and brought to the station.
In the Seventh District Court this
morning Maria Cam pbell was charged with
being lewd and wanton, to which she
pleaded not guilty, but was promo unced
guilty and sentenced to the state work.
house for six months. Mabel Hayes
was arraigned on two charges Of illegally
selling liquor and admitted sufficient evil
dence to be adjudged guilty, and was
sentenced to pay a fine OF $50 and costs
and 10 days in jail on each case, from
which she appealed and was required to
furnish sureties for 500 in each case
Robert Burnham wss srraigned on six
warrants for Keeping for sale, and
illegally selling intoxicating liquors
He pleaded not guilty, but was adjudgod
guilty and sentenced to pay fine OF $40
and costs and serve 10 days in jail on
each case. He appealed and was required
to furnish 500 surety in each case. lie
was also charged with maintaining a
liquor nuisance, pleaded not guilty, was
found guilty and bound over to the s.H6
preme Court in the sum OF $1,000. No
sureties for either party was obtained this
morning.
The most successful open air concert
OF the season was given last evening on
Town Hall square hy Hudson's band. The
crowd of people who gathered to listen
to the music was the largest that has
yet been present.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-08-20
BRISTOL.

Miss Ida Kennel of Passaic, N. j., Ia
spending her vacation here with her
aunt, Mrs. James Anderson.
party OF fifteen couples visited Thurs
ton at South Swansea. Mass, last evening
In barge and partook of an old-fash'
ioned clam pake near midnight.
The Bristol Cornet Band gave COM
plimentary open air concert last evening
on Hope street in front of. the Hydraulion
Engine and Hose company.
The friends of Rev. Henry A. Stevens,
pastor of the First Congregational
Church, who has rendered his resigna-
tion to take effect in October, are making
preparations to present him with a
valuabls gift in appreciation OF the hig h
esteem in which he has been held.
Department Commander Stone, accom-
panied by his staff, will make an otficial
visit Friday evening to Rabbits Post
No. IS. q. A. t., and will be present at
the presentation of the memorial volume
to the post.
At special meeting held yesterday the
Town Council granted the petition OF
Mr.. A. 5. Van Wyckle. . requesting the
use of the town steamroller for few
days to roll down the goTunds of the golf
club the petitioner to pay a stated price
per day for its use.
MIR Horace Booth was badly shaken up
yesterday on the new road by being run
into by an Italian vender. He was
thrown from his team and badly bruised,
but no bones were br oxen.
The cutter Wasp sailed on Wednesday
for Marhlehead, Mass, where she will
be joined by her owner, Mr.. III. II. Lip
pitt and then continue on TO the east ward,
stopping awhile at Bar Harbor.
The new half-rater being built for Mr..
A. s. Van Wickle by Saunders was
turned over on Wednesday for finishing.
She 10 fine looking craft, and will be a
neddlesome one III her class.
Mr.. James Mack passed away last even
ing after a brief illness Of typhoid fever.
Steam Yacht Balleymena Torrey,
Master has arrived to coal up for an out
side trip. The owner, John Nicholas
Brown will join her at noon.
Miss Maggie Connery died last evening
at the residence of her parents on State
street after a long illness.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-08-20
AUBURN.

Auburn was wide awake last evening,
and notwithsts n ding the cool weather a
good mum ber were at the residence of
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Ormiston whose ele-
CANT grounds were ablaze with light.
Headlights had been loaned by the Con-
solidsted road by Mr.. L.. NJ. Butler ana
by The Union railroad through MIR.
Thomas Clark, while MIR. Greeley had
very kindly donated three gasoline
torches, whicn made fine light for the
games. In the ladies' potato race first
prize was won by Mrs. Alma Henry of
Valentine Lodge nnd second 10y Mrs.
Lizzie stone. In the gentleman's potato
race tie first prize was won by Mr..
Charles Fisher, and the second by Mr..
Henry. The egg race caused considerable
sport and the honors were given Miss
Mamie Adsir ana Mrs. Anna Henderson.
In the ra ce for gentlemen the first prize
went TO Mr.. Edward Leonard ana the
second to William Bassett Mr.. Henry
Omission held the honors at :he bean bag
board and received handsome china cup
and saucer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-08-20
STUNNED BY HIS FALL.
George Onsley Thrown From His
Wagon on Plainfield Road.
Latest Gossip Gathered About Olneyville's
Busy Square.

Gorge Onsley met with an accident on
the Plainfield road yesterday afternoon
that left him stunned by the roadside.
He was driving down the DIR. Bowen
hill, when his horse kicked and ran,
throwing him from his seat, cutting q
deep cash In his leg. which required 10
stitches and bruising mis- head and
shoulders.
A team passing discov ere him beside
the road and conveyed him to the office
of DR.. Farrell, who dressed his wounds.
The team was stopped at the Fenner
tavern.
TOWN TALK.
Yesterday afternoon officer Moan ar
rested Luther Hopkins, charged with as
sault on Atwell Brooks on August II.
He pleaded not guilty when brought be-
fore Judge Philips and was held in 800
bail for trial Friday.
During the shower yesterday afternoon
hail stones fell at old Simmonsville in
Johnston as large as walnuts, for several
minutes.
A stray horse without harness or
halter was found on the premises of
George 4. A. Beane this morning about
O'Clock.
woonasquatucket Encampment and
friends went to Halstead farm this after
noon to enjoy their annual field day. !.
Early morning riders along the Plain
field car line looked in vain for their car
this Aorning. The relaying of the
track at the foot of the street delayed
travel on that line until nearly 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Laura Williams OF 1i0 Dyer ave.
nue., Johnston, will sail for Europe Sat-
urday.
A large number of people from this
section sail for Europe this week. Those
already booked al the Office OF Kennedy
& Cough are: James Clayton, Annie
Greenwood, Albert Hemingway, Mrs.
Mary Miller. Michael Murray, Catherine
Conley, Annie Farrelly and Mary Sheriden.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-08-20
PAWTUXET VALLEY.
Centerville Bicyclists to Organize
Club General Mention.

Irving Andrews is spending his vaca-
tion at Block Island.
The ladies' Prayer Circle mot with
Mrs. jeremiah Potter at Anthony this
afternoon.
North Scituate was to enjoy boom and
the residents are correspondingly happy
and hopeful.
A meeting will be held at the hose
house in Centreville this evening for the
purpose of forming a bicycle CLUB. There
In the valley, and many OF the cylists are
anxious to organize another for the pur-
pose of forwarding the good roads move
ment and protecting themselves against
the unscrupulous constables who make q
business of wsylaying wheelmen on
charge of riding on the sidewalks In
order to obtain the half OF the legal fine
which Is allowed them by law.
Frank Gorton OF Sharon, Mass, Is the
guest OF his brother Charles Il. Gorton at
Potiac.
lut uuuuhl VI tho oNei"DSAo vi
the poor OF the different towns in the
State took place today at the Warwick
town asylum. The party arrived
Apponaug on the 1920 train and were
driven "Over the hill to the poorhouse'
in two of Councilman A. w. KING hts
large party wagons. After arriving at
the asylum some time was spent by the
party in inspecting the institution.
Two drunken men became engaged In
a fight near the Arctic crossing last
evening, and for a tine the residents In
the vicinity were compelled to listen to
a flood of Billinsgate and profanity. The
men pummelled each other for about 10
miutes before they were separated and
taken away by their friends.
Robert Sweet OF Mansfield, Mass, was
the guest of friends at Arctic Center yes
terday.
thomas Lahey of Stoningtor, Conn.,,
has returned to his home after q weeks
visit with friends in Jericho.
A bicyclist from Howard collided with
q carriage in front of the Times Office al
Arctic Center last evening, throwing the
rider to the ground and completely
wrecKing his wheel. The cyclist escaped
injury.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-08-20
choked on.

Madrid, Aug. 20--In the chamber of
deputies yesterday, a Carlist member
asked what measures the government
had taken to demand redress for the
outrage reported TO have been inflicted
upon the Spanish flag by tho people of
Key West recently. The minister OF the
interior, in reply caid that this was not
the moment TO discuss the matter The
incident caused momentary excitement
In the chamber, out the Carlist and his
friends were quickly called to order, and
the matter was dropped.