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New-York tribune., 1896-07-29
ROYAL BLUE LINE
10 PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND

Tl PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
For philadelphia week days 4:3o 500 s15. 300, 1000.
II 10 IDining Carr a. NJ. 1870 20o. 3:3o 400 Hure,
ParIor car 80 Dining carr, 800 7:SO. 300 1000
p NJ 1918 night. Sundays. 4:30 900. 1000 IL 80
D,ning carC A. NJ. 200 400, 800 dining Car). 500
IS NJ - 10 night. n. -
E"r baltimore and Washington week days. +:30 s:l5.
1000 40 DINING a. NJ, 200 1880. 500 Dining
1ar, 600 p NJ night. sundays. i:30 1900 IL 80
dining can A. NJ 200. 500 Dining Carr. Geo p. NJ.
12l5 night. ..s 100, h D-.o,raa -. 10, -,
rery-s ll3 lI2 26l. AIS 9iI. LILO LIB Broadway,
"a eth Ave East l4h-st. 1853 East l23th-st.. 2T3
West I25th st. 25l Counlbus Ave. New-io iork: Court
c. 500 Fulton ST. Brooklyn as Broadway Williamsburg.
rhs Now York Transfer Company will call for and check
haggage from hotels residence 10 destination
NrEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
~ ROAD.
SUMMER TIMETABLE.
For Red Bank Long BRANCH. Elberon. Ocean Grove
Trains leave foot Liberty Street: 40. 100 1870.
.1i 70 A. NJ 100 (saturdays only) 13o. '2l $3.50.
10 q 20 ITed Bank only. '445 Except Rec Bank.
s3o els 500 P II. Saturday, only to Ocean Grove
p. ". -.,.. -. r.s,-os... s,-s.,.. . N
a. 10 40 90 A. NJ. 10. '1.o0 Saturdays only).
90 saIo s3 &C except Red Bank), 20 - 10 except
ing I,ranch) 100 p. NJ. Sundays. S1 80 A. NJ.
Sunday trains do stop Ocean Grove and Asbury
Denotes express train
New-York tribune., 1896-07-29
ALL RAIL ROUTE.

FOR long BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &c,
For Red Bank Long Branch. Asbury ParH; ocean ea
Grove ard points south To Point Pleasant. 4s5o I'D
10 80 1870 A. NJ 90 Saturdays onlyl. 100 2l3 go
4:OO a 80 to BanD. 445 $50 6l5 600 SATURDAYS
only TO Asbury Park and Ocean Grove p. VI. sundays
stop at Tntersken Asbury Park and Ocean Grove
9:i5 A. NJ. 80. 400 i. VI.
For Lakewood. Toms River. Barnegat Park and Barne
gat 43O $50 A. NJ. 30 +:30 p NJ -
For Atlantic city Vineland and Bridgeon 430 A. NJ.
100 p. VI. .
For Monmouth Beach Seabrtght and Highlands ~
Navesink 30 $50 II 20 \. NJ. $780, 445. 0:lo p NJ
SUNDAYS O.l5 A. NJ 400 p NJ.
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WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.

8 $50. 3.3o 1910 Dining Car. II A. VI. /. 2io an
'Congressionai Linn" all Parlo- and Dining cars *
dining car), so Dining C~r . ~. i2lsnr
Sunday. s.3o $50. ~ a ". - 20 'rongf-ss'onai LIN
all Parlor and Dining Cars. 40 (Dnlns Can n
Dining carr. 8 p NJ. ~ IS nght
New Orleans Memphis Tampa. Asne.ilie aac H.,
SPRING jar night daily sespers 10 New orear. a..
ATLANTIC COAST rrNE-o2p \ " daily s,..p., .,
Port Tampa and Macon. 900 p. ~ daily sleeper ~
Jackso-ville.
cTIEsAPEAKr & OHIO RAILWAY rxpres. 52opv
day. Through sleeping and Dining Cars.
For Old Point CornfOr and No fOik. VA Cape chs-,s.
Route: 4. VI. weekdays and. with Though slee,.r
Atlantic city 10 p NJ wsek-aays Through Buzz,
Parior Car and Day Coach.
For Cape May. II Oo A. NJ. 100. 80 and 2io y
week DAYS
For Long Branch Ashurv Park ocean Cove .nd Pen.
days only). 2.30 10 20. 30 80 does M, .ss :,
Long Branch and % p VI. week days sundays SEQ
at Inter.aken for Ashury ParlO. SIS a'5 A. ~ sS
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
GO 30 g. $50 o. 80 10 penna I.rni,ei), 1910 c,,.
ing Can. II A. NJ. r. 2lo. 3. l. 40 40 OHM,
Can 30 Dining carr. DIN ug Can. : ~ sP "
i2l5 night sundays. G.i5. 30 q go 30 Limited
Dining Carr. dining Car). 7.i5. :. p. ~. py
Tickle, Ofrces: Nos 423 a44 ieG 323 III an, -
broadway Ast0r TT0uee and f00' = DesHr0.ses s,i
Cor'lsnht Court Street SEQ Fulton 4;
Broadway and Bro kiyn Annex station. Ut Z Fl.o,
Transfer Company VIII cpl for and che-x 'aegge ts
hotels ard resAences through 20 desi nation
6. ". PROVOST. = WOOD
General Manager General paesr Az.r
New-York tribune., 1896-07-29
DISQUALIFICATION

$40 VI. daily (Sundays. 700 A. M for MAr,es
CHUNK AMI intermediate stations.
s,1. a. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA, ROcHEs.
TER BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS, sisPENsi0y
BRIDGE and the West and principal local points. tn,,.
car to Suspension Bridge: Pullman V-stbrie sleepr
Zoe A. VI. daily. except Sunday for MAoy
CHUNK AMI intermediate points. Connections for Pa
inp and Harrisburg
1900 noon daily. except Sunday.
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
arrives Buffalo 10 r. NJ Through car to Rochester. Pa
maa Vestibulei. Day Coaches and Paror-Car u.ala~
car Service Meals a la carte.
I2:lO +. VI. daily except Sunday. FOR /. 4
Junction and intermediate points
1870 =. VI. daily. except sunday Tor L. & b ygze
3.:sO r. ". Sundays only) for Mauch Chunk sni
uaz,e,on and all Intermediate stations
1:IO u. VI. daily except sunday. for J.. a. r. JUNO
TIoN nd principal Intermediate stations Pullman bgsa
BIS =. W. daily. for Easton and intermediate ss.
tions Chalr-car to Easton.
$40 y. VI. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FAILS
and ali points West. Pullman Sleeper vesbulet Tan
y Y to chicago Sleeper 70 Buffalo and Toronto CO.
nectlons for Reading and Harrisburg, -
900 y. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. RocHEs-
TER Bi-FFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and al polna
West Pullman Sleeper to Chicago and Buffalo Chair
II 80 p. VI. daily. except Sunday FOR EAsroN sss
Intermediate points.
Addoral local trains daily excep, sunday. tor BOUND
BROOK and intermediate points leave a. foilows 500
A. NJ 900 A. NJ. 2:3o p. NJ. 40 p. ". and $50 p Y
Tickets ard Pullman accommodations az -25 ?-s "a
I27 Bowery y Z $50 Fulton ST. Court 81. 9s Broad
wav and Prookyn Annex BROOKLYN.
New York Transfer Company VIII call for and ehee1
baggage from hotel residence through 10 d"snatipa-
New-York tribune., 1896-07-29
Railroads.
-AMGRIcA'S oRgATEsT RAILROAD.
NEWYORK
CENTRAL
~ uiincnu OWED

FROM GRAND CENTRAL STATION .2p STREET; Ed;0.
tam. Essp 1hoassnd sand H"nIa and fS[ Montreal
$3.50 A. MmEscep SUNDAY Empire s,ass tassny Htics
syraeuse and Rochester. Due BuraIo ~ 5.a P m, ::
Niagara Falls 5:15 p m. This train Is Limited u
oa0 M1Daily. Fast Mall for P4ughkespsSe cara ara
bany. Utica. Syracuse. Rochester Bunaio 'Asa"
0.4O 4. M"Escept Sunday. For catsk Mountains s!da
saratoga, Lake George. Green Mountains anu ~
Mountains. Richheld Springs and all important New
LOOP MDay Southwestern Limited For For ceum s,nD,
bus Cincinnati indianapolis and ST. Luis Roebes
a, Poughkeepsie. Albany. Utica, syracuse ~
100 MDay Chicago Special for psTois csys
Albany lLS ny Schenectady. Utica Syracuse Rochester
l4o Lake and -,ns Gask juy MGun snd
ttins Limited Saturdays only 1uI'hb '-' ~
$3.50 Aps snn, BUFFET n, pan poushkeeDse
Catski MoInpans Mm ns 'dai ,Jsanv "' Troy Saratoga
4'sC L%sS s,S,, Se' 81 Assas RssIs
'0o nua Sssaa FSs Fs h'sns Tl1S Tosd sS
a,2, cle"sS tineInna St. Lu', S.sv Troy Adirondack
Mountain resorts sonth OF lake Gear, saTsnac
Lake, Lake Placid Lake George Lake Chsf"p'@'"
1907. MDaiy For Albany Troy Utica. Ad,oneack
Islands and Montreal. Friday only. sleeping car to
1880 Mpay Buffalo Niagara Palls soC. Ssvs s
600 & ssSes Rssy car Pa Das'f1sss. fSsss
0n5 i. M.-Dai,y For Syracuse. Oswego, WATERFOWL
Cape Vincent. Ogdensburg. Buffalo, NIAGARA fa.s ,
Cleveland. Toledo Chicago; except saturday i''
the Auburn Road. Sundays only, GloVeisVlIe.
1910 NIGHT-Thestre train for Chicago and prime pa
points Newly Central. every nisnt, eScep'
Sunday nisht Sunday nights. Gloyersviile and chi
cage sleepers leave D:l5 b. m. train .
0sOO A. NJ and :,,,5 r. M.-Daily except Sunday. to
Pitsfeld. via Harlem Division. M,
Of1O A. M.-Sunday only. 70 Pittsned ana the De'h-
shire HIS via Harlem Division.
ALL NIGHT TRAINS TO YONkEfsS. -
IAN night" trains lJjthst and points on
Putnam Division Yonkers. In connection WIN
the Elevated Road. This IS the only line running an
night trains out Of New-YOlk.
Wagner I'alac" Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pntsch Light -, c..,..
Tickets and Wagne. Offices al Grand Central S,auon
113 Broadway Il Park 261 4l3 Broadway III ras
1tth-st.. 9f2 Broadway 235 Columbus ave- u Wes,
l2lth-st. and l3sthst Station New o1k 'o anu 80
Fulton-st. and l06 Broadway. T.. D., brooklyn . W..
baggage checked from hotel residence oy the west
colt Express Company
JOHN VI T,Or'CEY GEORGE r. DANIELS.
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-29
AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
BALTIMORE e. OHIO.

Leave New York. foot q Liberty St. daily
PTrTsBI'R no $50 sun. Sun. 12l5 night
.CINCINNATI ST LDrIs TrSopr 20 a. & ms Dining Car,
+, 80 a. m dining Can 2 aao dining Can SDininS
raS m IL Is night. Sunday 10 Dining Carr. II 30
a m Dining Car). 2 Dining Can Dining Carp. p
m 1918 night.
NEW-ORLEANS Through Sleeper P. m daily
Al trains are Illuminated with Pntsch Light.
0nnces iiS. l72. ?sl AS. l,l4o Bway :" r. l+th 81.
,o7 powery Y $40 Fulton St. Brooklyn; station
soot or Liberty ST. c. r r. ~ " J. Baggage checked
from hotel residence 10 destination
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Gcacnrrs.

:
COACHING for college examinations BY very successful
- tutor Address Tribune Branch Once. s2l sixth ave
IL EAST 18th ST.-TRINATE INSTRUCTION during
sum Successful experience IN preparing students Tor
Collage Classics Mathematics French and German
New-York tribune., 1896-07-29
Railroads..
.ENNSYLVANIlI
RAILROAD

SI"IIOlSS lOot DI DesLfossts and CoTtlandt Street.
Effect June y. iSgG ''&
OW -. W. FAST LINE -Psrior Car 10 Pi,,sfar.
1000 A. VI. PENNSYLVANIA LIMIT fo ~ps,
Compartment Sleeping Dining sm King and ohs.s,s
ton Cars. Arrives Chicago A. n; Cisveis,%' ~.
4. NJ, Cincinnati go A. NJ. Indianapolis sol ~
i1usyil!e 80 A. NJ. st. Louis % +. NJ ana Tosa:
200 =. VI. CHICAGO AND sr. LOUIS EXPRyss
Sleeping and Dining Cars TO Ct. Louis I,ousv.ls -
Chicago. Arrive Cincinnati 10. IS A. NJ 81 I'm. y
7. NJ. Chicago ji5 g 81 ' ~
600 =. VI. WESTERN EXPRESS. Sleeping snt m.
q A. ". Chicago p " mex, day. N-A'
7.41 u. VI. SOUTH WESTERN EXPRESS -efs.,..
and Dining Cars - Cincirnafi and St Louis Arl,rs
Cincinnati =. n. Irirnapolls 10 - f. ~ 81 fs-S
A. 81 second morning 'ss
500 r. ". PACIFIC EXPRESS Pullman Sleeping A.
N PittsburH Connects FOR Ch!cago daily and Cls<
lend and Toledo except Saturday
New-York tribune., 1896-07-29
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four Tracks Automatic Block Signals.
on and after June -. 1895.

Trains leave station foot Of Liberty 81.
For Easton. bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk &c;
4:3o 1lJ, G0 1l :4j Eason A. NJ. l:lO. l;3o, AID
4:2o Easton). 5:i5. 1880 to Allen,oSn p NJ sundays
30 al 20 Easton) A. NJ. :0O. $50. 600 y. NJ .
For Wikesbarre Pi,tston and scranton. 9lO A. NJ
i:iO 1870 4:l5 p. ". Sundays. 430 A. NJ o
80 200. 40 500 5t5. 900 p ~ i2;i5 nigh, SUI, sun
DAYS 43O A. M 200. 5:30 600 p. NJ, 12:l5 night
FOR Harrisburg al 80. 500. $40 II 80 A. NJ, l:io
1870 4:3O 800 5:i5 p NJ, l2:i5 night. Sundays. 43o
A. NJ 90 30 500 =. NJ, 12:lJ night 80
For Sunbury I,ewisburg and Willamspor. at 43O suo
o:1o A. ~. 1:io l30. 900 r. NJ Sundays 4So A. NJ
New-York tribune., 1896-07-29

4 DVEHTISEAIENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
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~ door 3ist-st.. until o'clock y. adver-
tsements received the following branch Offices at
lar office until o'clock viz 2t s'h-ave.
I'D st 1852 6th-ave. cor l2h-s li2 Columbus ave
West G6th-st West I2d-ft. near 9TH %
East I4thsf.: 251 West 421st. between Ito and sth
ates. I5o East i7ih-st i,3s 3dave between '6th and
nth lo21 30 Olsi st, Los laave near
t9h-S: $50 3d-ave. ilsi-st hJ 3d-ate. 30. 32J
Feecker-rt.. goS 3d-ave; 80 East 1yn-st lv.i
ad-a G62 3d.ave. % Anserdam-are.s ip2 West
<2d-st.: I<s East Gth-s 23 East 4sn-st $50 9h-ave
65 oth-aye.; I.i52 3d-aye.. near 61thst, ?0i East
8Gth-st 800 Rroasway; 1853 3d-ave !. 100 sth-avc
1918 2d-ave 75s 9th At the Harlem pnces; 2.0i
6ave il3thst.; $50 Efst ,2oth-st. pear 3d-ava
94S Weas I25th- ST.. bet. 7th and eh aysA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-22
YOUNG IN JAIL.
He Is Accused Of Assaulting Wife
With an Axe.
One Result OF a Family Row on Forntain
Street Yesterday.

Thomas II. Young SO years old, q
mulatto, is in jail swsitig trial for max
ing violent assault on his wife. Susan, |
at their nome 457 Fountain street ysstsr- |
day. When arraigned before Judge Sweet
land in the Sixth District Court this
morning Young pleaded not guilty, and
was held in the sum Of $1,000 for trial
Tuesday. As he was unable to get bail,
ne was sent to Jail
Mrs. Young, who is some years older
than her husband, married Young about
q year ago and they have very COM
Portable home. With them lives Mrs.
Young, married daughter, Mrs. Lemuel
Brown. MIR. and Mrs. Brown were seen
this morning by Q representative OF lHE
NEWS, and toll the storv Of the assault.
"Mr. Young went our early yesterday
morning, but returned about o'clock
and began to ask mother for money. She
refused ito give him any, but he still
continued to worry her. He has many
times abused mother when he knew she
had money, and would not stop until he
had got some of 1t away from her."
Mrs. Brown added that while they were
qusrreling she left the house, leaving her
husband in the kitchen with her step
father and mother. Mr.. Brown took IN
the story and said that all at once Young
became sort Of wild and rushed into
back room, picked up an axe and chased
Mrs. Young from the kitchen upstairs.
When in the entry be struck her two
blows, one of them taking effect at the
bare Of the brain. Mr.. Brown ran up
stairs behind Young, and In the scuffie
all fell to the floor of the entry. Brown
succeeded In getting Young away from
tire lstter's wife, but 40 she stepped
into the sitting room from the entry
Young made another dash at her with
| the axe. Mr.. Brown warded OF the blow,
however. Young, who IL . powerful fel
low freed himself from Browns grasp
and seized his wife. In her Efforts to get
away the blood flowing from Mrs.
Young's wounds stained everything about
the sitting room including walls and cell
ing. She finally succeeded in getting cut
of the house. Then Young kicked over
the stove In the sitting room. tore NJ
bed clothing and destroyed many OF Mrs.
Youne's articles of clothing.
When Mrs. Young left the house she
went to the office of a physician near by
and waited there for an hour or more
One Of her neig bors telephoned to the
Rhode Island Hospital for an ambulance,
where she was taken. Her wounds were
dressed, and then, at her own request
she was returned to ner home, but not
until she was Informed that her husband
had been arrested.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-22
HE IS RESTRAINED.
Temporary Injunction Granted
Against A. F. Smith.
His Sister-in-Law Claims She Conveyed
Property Under Threats.

Attorney r. W. Blodgett of Pawtuckot
filed bill in equity in the clerks Office OF
the Appellate Court today for Mrs. Hattie
Il. Smith, who, until the early part CT
the present month, owned vaiuabls
property on Hillside avenue that is partly
IN this city and partly in Pawtuckct.
The facts as set forth in the complain
ants bill are that her husband by the
alternate use of threats and promis
made her sell the Hillside property to one
Charles Ii. Barber, who, on the same
day sold the premises conveyed to him by
Mrs. Smith to A. +. Smith, bFethsf ef
Mrs. Smiths husband and the latter hrs
been missing since the TIN inst. An sx-
parte Injunction was obtained restraining
A. 4. Smith who Is the respondent from
conveying the property to any one. The
value of the land that came into the
possession of Mr.. Smith, the respondent,
By fraudulent means as alleged In the
bill is between $4,000 and $4,000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-22
Her Male Companion Removed
Unconscious.
Letters In Mans Pockets Indicate
He Belongs In Concord.
Discovery Of tho Fatality Made by
Employees of Hampton House.

BosToN. Dec. 22.-The employees OF the
Hampton House detected a strong smell
of gas in the corridor early this morning
and on investigation found that 1t came
from room 10. which had peen assigned to
couple last night who registered as Donald
Donovan and wife. Entrance to the room
was gained by the fire escape ana the
man and woman were found lying In bef'
the woman dead ana the man unconsc;-
Gus. Gas escaping from On oren
burner showed the cause of the accident.
The man was sent to the Massachusetts
General Hospital where his care was pre-
nounced critical. In his pockets were
found letters addressed to Miss Alice
flanagan, 55 Warren street Concord,
N. H., and to Dennis Hurley AZ Penacook
street Concord, N. II.
The man appears to be about 25 years
old, Is five feet, six inches In height and
weighs about 135 pounds. He has q
smooth face, wore q black suit and .
brown overcoat. The woman was OF
about the same age and height snd
weighed about 1876 pounds. She wore q
blacx striped waist, dark skirt and Z
black coat.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-22
A Child Severely Burned.

James Kennedy's 12-ysar-old daughter
Mary was severely burned last evening
at her home, No. Q Kossuth street.
The child had been left alone and was
in bed when the father went after the
mother. The first intimstion of danger
came from the screaming child. Her
brother william rushed into the house
and found TIE little girl running about
with her night robes In flames. Neigh
bors assisted In putting out the nrs by
placing blankets about the child. DR..
Milan did what he could. but that .
not much % the little one was terribly
burned. lie ordered her removal to the
hospital. A theory is tbst the child was
walking In her sleep and came In contact
with the kitchen stove
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-22
A New Trial Granted.

in the case of Catherine Daley vs..
Albert III. Flint in which the plsintiff re-
covered judgment for SiOO in the COM
mon pfTHs division OF The Supreme Court
by default. the Appellate Court has
granted a new trial The latter court is
satisfied that the case was not defended
on account Of a understanding by the
defendant in regard 10 counsel. Hayes
& Hayes we're the Defendants counsel at
the hearing on the petition for new
trial but other counsel were employed
by Flint, when the case was in the lower
court
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-22
HarSOn'S
PRESTON HELD.
Adjudged Probably Guilty of Perjury
Today.
Several Oiher Cases Disposed Of by the
District Court.

In the Sixth District Court this norning
Lawrence L. Preston was adjudged pro
bably guilty or perjury and was held for
the action of the grand Jury in the sum
Of 5000. Preston's name appeared in an
article that appeared In the Pawtucket
Times about one year age, aud Preston
thought his go~ name had been dam
aged to the extent of 5000. He brough
suit for libel snuthe Appellate Court gave
him Judgment for $500.
Subsequent to the giving of this judg-
ment the defendant secured q stay of ex
ecution on the ground that Preston had
sworn falsely during the trial Of the case,
and it was on this charge Preston was
tried this morning. Several witnesses
for the prosecution testified. When that
was closed the defence did not put in
any testimony and the court bound Pres
ton over.
John Boyd, who was charged with
stealing q harness from James II. Chace,
was discharged.
charged with making an assault on John
Brennan, was discharged. Brennan was
in court today with his mead bsndaged
up very tightly. but he managed TO in
form the court that he had been satisfied
by Ryan, so the case was dropped.
Charles Anderson and William Springer
who were arrested short time ago for
being connected with q gsmb bling place
on Weybosset street, were held for the
action of the grand jury.
Henrietta Smith was adjudged insane
and was ordered committed to the State
asylum.
James Hagsn and Martin Fleming were
charged with stealing coat from 1 homa
Lsyden. Hagan pleaded guilty and wa
tineo SO and costs. be said that Flem
Ing had nothing to do with the stealing
but Fleming was held until Tuesday TO
trial.
Cornelius Dougherty was finen $40 ant
costs for stealing Sl5 overcoat from
Daniel Mulvey.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-22
New Evidence Not Conclusive.

A new trial has been denied by the APP
pella,e Court in the case OF Albert W.
Goff vs.. Frederick T.. Matteson. The
court doe. not think that the verdict
should be disturbed on the ground that
II 10 against the evidence, and the newly
discovered evidence, considered In the
lie ht of the matters set forth In the coun-
ter affidsvits. is held not to be sufficiently
conclusive to lead to the belief that 1t
would change the result, and therefore
to warrant the granting Of q new trial on
that ground.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-22

In Q rsscript handed down today Ia tbs
case of George Robillard against a.
Social Manufacturing Company, the
pellats Court decides that the foe
count in the plaintiffs declaration 'ts
q cause Of action with suficient csrtsin.
and the demurrer % to this count is esti-
ruled and sustained % to the other counts.
Robillard ives IN smploys of the dsf'n-
dant company aud CLAIMS 70 have been
badly injured while st work at tapping
machine and the case win probably seos
be tried in the common pleas divsiien OF
the Supreme Court. W. J. Crenin and
A. A. Arshsm bsault are RsbillarG's ct
t,rney
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-22
Celebrated Their Silver Wedding.

Celebrated Their Silver Wedding.
Mr.. Orville G. Chevers, formerly OF this
city and brother of Deputy City Clerk
Chevers, celebrated the silver anDiver-
sary OF his wedding Saturday evening at
his home in Mansfield. There was a
large party Of guests to enjoy the festivi-
ties and Mr.. and Mrs. Chevers were tho
happy recipients OF many handsome gifts,
among which was an elegant solid silver
service from the Winthrop Club.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-22

Boston. Dec. 22-David Cohen. pro-
prietor OF n clothing store on Salem
street. was severely. " not fatally
stabbed during a quarrel over the price
OF a par Of pants by samueilen Beathic-
Ger. an Italian. p years ot age. Cohen
was taken 10 the city hospital. and his
sssallant was locked up TO await the
results OF the injuries.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-22

1Ss 1Ss Westminster St.
SHE MAY DIE.
Miss Lizzie Fuller Jumped From
Third Story Window.
Thought She Heard Someone Trying
to Open Bedroom Door.

BosToN, Dec. z2.-Lizzie Fuller, ~ years
old, declares that she heard some one
trying to open her bedroom door last
night, and becoming frightened she
opened the window aud jumped from the
third story into q snow bank. She re-
ceived a severe shock and serious internal
injuries, which 1t is feared will prove
fatal. .,~u-4
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-22
New Nuts.

Paradise Nuts. Grenoble Walnuts.
Shelled Jordan Almonds.
Salted Pecans, Almonds and Peanuts.
Assorted Nuts, l0c. per pound.
A. II. KING 81 co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-22
He Went TO Massachusetts,.

George V. Martin, who was brought
from jail yesterday and pleaded not
guilty to being a fugitive from justice,
changed bis mind last evening and went to
Masssc husetts without requisition papers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-22
BENSON ARRESTED.
He IS Alleged TO Be Noted PIckpockst
and Thief.

Frsnk Benson, alleged to be one OF ths
best known pickpockets in the New Eng
land States was taken into the city hall
last evening by Detective Cannon -
suspicious person, and 10 now being held
to await information from the police Of
other cities. Benson was found In west
minister street by Detective Cannon. ana
when taken to headquarters. inspector
Wolf of Boston, who was la the city In
connection with lester and Ross matter
recognized the prisoner. Among Ben
sons effects were lot OF cards ana
triuksts, which it 10 supposed he tosk
from pocket books that he hlchsd.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-22
ANOTHER FAILURE.
Democratic State Central Committee Fails
TO Get a Quorum.

TO Get a Quorum.
The Democracy of Rhode Island must
wait yet q little longer before it can
learn officially what its health 10 and
what it will do next. Today's effort to
hold a meeting of the State Central Com
mittce resulted in another failure to Sc
cure a quorum and the fact could not be
explained this time by the impsssab BILE
condition of the snow-bound country
roads.
Mr.. Thomas F. West wss there and
said that rally would be held this even
ing in Fogarty Hall to boom nsturaliza-
tion, civilization and registration in the
Tenth ward.