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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-18

formed ito Reed ratification meeting and
under the influence OF the skilifui colored
brethren from the Bay State the entire
North Carolina delegations was converted
from Mckinley to Reed and 40 or 90 other
brethren were on the anxious seat. There
was much enthusiasm.
There are more Brown buttons In town
than any other kind. ~
Every body who knows st. Louis knows
that the st. ouis water is as black as II
N painted. You would no more think OF
drinking water from ST. Louis faucet
out here than you would n II came from
q sewer in Providence. The color Is as
dark as black coffee IL IL really not go
dirty as Il looks. though. Ii you let II
stand awhile IL leaves only about half an
inch OF mud behind when IL runs out.
II looks as IL 1t wouldn't run out, but 1t
does.
st. Louis is treating its visitors right.
There is no hump in prices or anything.
or course rooms in the big old-fasbioned
barn-like hotels are high, but IL the
prices were not up, there would not be
room enough to accommodate the crowd.
But all the comforts and luxuries OF life
are avaiIa BILE at regular rates.
The town is flooded with silver dollars
The change for every bill above the
one-dollar denomination comes in cart
wheels.
There is one delegate In town on his
wedding tour. AS a fellow-delegate OBJ
served TO a select circle: "rhis Is -
of q place for BRIDE"
IHE ALTERNATE DELEaArE.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-18
GOING TO CHICAGO.
Ex-secretsry whitney Has Given Up His
Trip to Foreign Lands.

Ex-secretsry whitney Has Given Up His
Trip to Foreign Lands.
New York. June 1s.-William c. Whit
ney. who had taken passage for Europe
on the Teutonic. which sailed for Europe
yesterday. says. II decided late Tues
day night TO remain at home. and go to
the convention at Chicago. do not think
that can help matters much. but /
have yielded TO the requests OF many
friends. who have been at me for several
weeks to be present when the convention
meets. All this muddle that the party
has got into over the silver qestion may.
ia my opinion. result in its e!Itire disrup-
tion. and If can be of assistance to those
who were instrumental in helping to re-
form matters in 1892, shall be glad to
do so. 1t is true / had not, up to Tues
day night, expected to attend the con-
vention at all. or in fact have anything
TO do with IL, and my sudden change OF
plans is only the result Of my determina-
tion TO yield to the wishes OF my friends.
Nothing said by Mr.. Cleveland has in
fuenced me, as have not heard from
him, directly or indirectly. His renomi-
nation is, to my mind, impossible. Mo-
body can tell what will take place under
present conditions. IL can help matters
by conferring with those associated with
me in the movement instituted four
years ago, / am willing to make the at
tempt. although 1 cannot tell now what
can do"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-18
The Three Friends Again.

Jacksonville. Fla, June 1s.-Steamer
Three Friends left this port at 10 o'clock
last night to take on arms and men, IL Is
believed at some point down the river
for another fllibustering expedition to
Cuba. Formal complaint was made be {.
fore the United States officials by the
Spanish vice consul, and the collector Of
customs and United States marshal set
out I'm purslit
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-18
LYnchinC Scheduled.

Richmond, June 1s.-A tramp. giving
bis name as Riley, was arrested yester-
day near Keysville and taken before
Miss Meadows. She identified him as
the man who had assaulted her on Mon
day. Several other people recognized
him as a person they saw near the scene
OF the crime. Riley was taken TO Burke
Vile and placed In Jail. Lynching f.
Taara1
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-18
MANY DIE OF HEART DISEASE
Many Others Do Not.

CHICAGO, June 9.--The funeral of John
T. Burgess, late editor the Hotel Caterer
and advertising manager for N. X. Fair
banks d Co., who died suddenly from
heart disease Sunday morning at 1888 In
diana avenue, will take place today. In
terment at Oakwood cemetery.
MILWAUKEE. June 6.-Clarence K.
Hutchinson, son OF B. II. Hutchinson,
contractor and builder. and prominent
young business man, vino suffered from
heart trouble since four years of age, and
for whom'the best OF medical talent has
constantly been employed without avail,
has been cured By Dr. Miles Heart Cure.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-18
yie,,nn,s boomerang.

Vienna. June lS-The international
commission has decided to discontinue
the annual feed and grain markets.
owing 90 the foreign merchants obtec-
tion to meet In antl-semitic Vienna. The
fair will probably be transferred to
Buda Pesth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-18
Christian. TO Blame. of Course.

Washington, June 1s.--The Turkish
legation has received. from the sublime
porte, the following telegram: THE
governor general OF Crete telegraphs
that the Christians burned the houses
and olive trees of the Mussulmen Of
Hanoufri and Blatania, and destroyed
one mosque by dynamite"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-18

Washington, June 1s.-The treasury
yesterday lost seli.2 In gold coin and
sg2. 800 In bars. leaving the true amount
OF the treasury reserve sloS,20O.19i. OF
the coin withdrawn, 100000 was for ex-
bort TO Europe and $3.50 900 for Canada.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-18

London, June lathe Times, in COM
menting upon assertions made by its
New York correspondent. says: Presi-
dent Cleveland's letter calling upon
gold standard Democrats TO make a
fight for their principles) is very SEN
sible, but II IL a trlfle tame. Our corre-
spondent calls IL respondent. and the
epithet doubtless reflects the impression
produced upon almost everybody who
read IL, and reflected the apparent posi-
ton of the Democrats. Regarding Mr..
whitneyEAhange OF plans, and his de-
termlnat,. TO attend the Chicago con-
vention, The Times suggests that the
brilliant feat OF Mr.. Platt. I'm restoring
the gold battle with such marvellous
CELEBRITY. may have moved him TO en-
deavor 20 emulate similar feat with
similar means. Now that the large and
influential gold section OF the DEM
ocrats. with its great resources. moral
and ma''-''l has got capable and
emerge they may yet achieve
q sin M, e.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-18

A. y. wvo- ef. .s,romipent citizen OF ossso.
Mich. after suffering excruciatingly from
piles for 70 years, was cured In n short time
by using D~Hitts Witch Hazel Salv., an alb
solute, cure Tor oil skin diseases. More OF
this preparation is used than all others com:
bined. Jobnston's Pharmacy. to3 Westminster
street; Metzsor's Pharmacy, 2S0 North Main
street: Alfrsds' Pharmacy. elI Eaey street..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-18
HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Man to take an interest in the
manufacture and sale OF valuable article (:
must have push, pluck and energy; no other
need apply. Address =. b. O., Box z55, olney-
Vile, il5
zoo COMPETENT sALksMEN n new
pat. article, great chance TO make money
Fast, write for particulars, iuclose stamp for
return. Corney. s0S Hanover 81. Boston Mas
jl5
YOUNG MAN, twenty years of age would
like position asclerk IN grocery store, or TO
drive order wagon. References giysa, Address,
l. f. Collins. Hopkipton, ! n2-6
WANTEp-sslesmep; good salemen can secure
protected route with free amples weight 10 lbs.
cost $50 from high rated, old establishment
Amounts large. CONS. average sl5 10 S25 weekly
Factory, II o. 1871, New YORK ll2-H
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-18
TOWN OF CRANsToN.
TAX ASSESSORS NOTICE.
1896.

wHKRKAs, The qualified ele tors Of tho Town
Of crapston on the 10th day OF April, A. ID. 1895.
ordered that q tar of one hundred cents on each
aud every one hundred dollars value OF the rata
bic property In said Town be assessed and appor-
toned on the 18th day OF August, A. ID. 1885
accordance with said order. and In conformity
With the law In relation to the assessment oftares
every person and body corporate liza bic 10 taxa
uon Is required TO bring In 10 the Assessors true
and exact account OF all his ratable estate, de-
scribing aud specifying the value OF every parcel
Of his real and personal estate
tor the pur pose Of receiving such accounts, the
Board OF Assessors will be In session In the fol-
lowing man cd pl aces from a. m. until a D. M:
District Hall, Fisksville. July q, 1855
District Hall, Arlington. July 1895
District Hall, Auburn, July :. 1896
District Hall. Edgewood and Pawtuxet Juiys,
Assessors once. Knishtsvlis. JULY 10 a.d II.
1895
GENERAL LAWS OF RHODE ISLAND.
CHAPTER 40, eEoTIoN T.
"Every person bringing in any such account
shall make oath before some one Of the assessors
that the account by him exhibited contains 20 the
account and uaion OF all mis- ratable estate;
and whoever negleots or refuses to bring in such
account, IL oyer-tAxed hall have no remedy there
for"
For the purpose OF assessing said tar the Board
OF Assessors will meet at their Office on sATUR-
DAY, August 10. A. ID. 1855, att o'clock p. m, and
All real estate will be taxed to the persons OF
bodies corporate In whose name II stands by rec
Edward STANLEY.
JAMES ACORN,
HARLEY w. HOPKINS,
Assessors.
oRAssros. r.. l.. June 10. Isss isis,i5iya
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-18

BERKSHIRE HILLs-Beautful summer
places furnished, sl0O 20 800 per month best
hotel site in New Epglsnu for sale: photos
and descriptions. Cooley n Russell. Pitts
field. Mass. i6-l2
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-18


TO LET Ca Walnut street, East Provi.
dence, q very desirable lower tenement eight
rooms: all modern convenieuces; ~ minutes
from Market square by two lines OF electric
cars; rent SIB. Inquire of II. j. fickersrih,
East Providence. III II
house, store below, streets on four sides
concrete walks, modern im mprovs.uents. lot
b0xI00; also cottage house and barn with two
lovely lots; almost forgot to mention grand
grocery business connected with above es.
tate; any OF above property can be bought
low on easy terms as owner Is about TO leave
the city; for particulars call or address Globe
Exchange Bureau. 81 Weybosset ~. SO II
E0R 51LE--Esst side. choics corner; sacri:
Gee for cash; 80 per cent. iess than corner
opposite. want money. and want ~ pSd
enough TO induce some bargain seeker TO ex.
feet bigh land on Beacon Hill south OF Lsod
Obser vatory, one block from Brook street car
and less than one mile frop Market square
fsf''o0'A'' va '1 mis- II
FOR sALE-Taupt0n avenue, East Provi.
deuce, valuable corner. overlooking city' S
story and French roof. modern and well ar.
ranged bouse of senems snts and store. now
paying IL per cent. and leaving the corner for
further improvements; sewer, sanitary p.umo'
ing. best car service this unusually atfracNvs
ipvestm snt will bear the closest inveetiga'
tion. Particulars <oi Butler Exchange, o,Con'
nor. ..-z=-= Ia 20 -
FOR sALE-Fins residences; two cottage
houses on Carter street. Elmwood: modern
improvements: sold to settle estate: stable
with one of the houses. For particulars sec
Clifton A. Hall. a33 Butler Exchange. a25 II
FOR sALE-That fine estate situated at NO.
II Messer street. very near Westminster: ele
CANT cottage house Of ii rooms, all improve
ments: very conveniently arranged and in
frst-class order; extra large lot 4Oxll0; also
lot OF same size adjoining will be sold with
estate IL desired: locality IL excellent and the
purchaser OF this estate will secure a bargain;
Terms easy. FOR full particulars. see Isaac l..
Goff Co., Weybosset. corner Dorrance 1T.
a24 u
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-18

.NEw BOSTON N. H.. Highland farm
Mountain scenery, large rooms shade trees,
piano. tennis, scipio, bowling free: coed
hshirg; boat and bstbhouse AZ Haunted Lake.
Teams 20 let SEND for circulars. Miss r.
Batteu. il36
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-18

wANTED-To buy second hand lady =
wheel in good order. Address Box h.lO2
News office IFS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-18

LAWN MoWERs-Sharpeped sL0O. Drop
n postal card and we will call for and deliver
thom promptly. Robeyt Bragg Olneyyillc.
X. T. jl36
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-18

wANTED-Capable girl for general house
work must be willing TO go TO ssashore fol
the summer. References Apply 10 whitmsrsl
ST. il5 o
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-18
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

wANTED-The ladies TO know that by sending
q postal to 9ts Westminster street will have
prompt attention New Home Sewing Machine
Co. ti7-6
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-18

ing out OF busiaess, good chance for variety
store owner. Richard Taylor. S3S Westminster
At il7-6
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-18

WANTED-One or two invalids or elderly
pet sops 90 board by an American lady term.
reasonable, n lmwood avenue. ilG0
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-18

Fok sALE-Natrral wood blackboard. in
good condition; single seat; good style; prics
low. IL Chaplin avenue. JIG
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-18

NEW BOSTON, N. H.-summit farmhouse.
Elevation 1000 IL. pure mountain air, one Of
the most healthful localities In N. H., l25 IT.,
ysranda and piazza piano, tennis grove and
Inoiap pony, fres boat at lake one mile dis
tant; terms reasonable. d. L. Marden.
49,, ii66
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-05-28
TO BE C~Ontinued.)
The ~SitascOpe.

EdiS0n'S vltaScODr was exhibited for
the first time At Roster * Balls last
night. and was received with great aD-
plIuSe. II is Il Development of the
kaleidoscope. the pictures being colored
ana thrown on IA white screen on the
stage. Several views We're shown. the
best being the surf. an umbrella dance,
Serpentine dance and a scene from a
recent farce comedy. The most sue
cessful Of all was the surf scene. II
represents Il long pier extending out
into the ocean, with the waveS beating
against it and dashjng on the sand. In
the distance the breakers. covered with
white caps, came rolling in toward the
land; as they near the shore the mass
Of green Water rises high, combs with
sparkling green and white. ana pounds
upon the shingle: the white foam and
spray ty into the air, the water PUSHES
up the beach to recede and meet the
next wave. while one i~nStinctivcly list
ems for the roar of the sea beach. 1t
was Il remarkable exhibition, indica-
tive Of the great possibilities of the
vitaScope. The dances were pretty,
and it seemed as if the dancers We're
actually sDon the stage.-New York
POS"
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-05-28

\ new trial of the Cb,r
case has lon denied by .Judya Ayes
bell. Ayren was sentenced y. Iamp-
Andrews OF the March term Judge
ut Huron to two years ana xiv court
in the penitentiary for crimin,, months
tiGil, the six months being ssduc-
cauSr OF the revolving testimony De
by AyreS upon the witness s''ea
Judge Campbell also declined 70 s.and.
the application for Il new trj,, s'aht
case Of George Risdon again,t ~ cae
o1So * Nor'hWestrrn Railway com
pany, to whom Judgment fer I'm I'm
was given at the September TOM a,'',
court for injuries received Inv pt", VI
in Il runaway accident cauSad Lnloa
Northwestern train. =!
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-05-28
CO listed for bat a few min

Oh isoSHipn ana ll' Ddtphc- GA
changed significant Chances.
While Sydney. remembering, STAN
MHt.d, "Ies-true. true; but 1t WAS
only to take from my p~ortm2nt"ati
money which-which-'
And Il painful thought concerning
even the notes which he had used no"
r"ctrting to his mind, he stopped alb
ruptly in his speech.
40 You mean % assert that you hhd
property at your disposal 10 50 iarEe
ar amount as tl2j: demanded 1!f'
Kennedy.
Ana not Il doubt was now left IN the
bankers mind that Il was with hiS
property mat Sydney gambling deots
ilah De"n paid.
sydney a not been Sufhr!ently lon-
WIN the hrn 10 have saved from MS
somewhat moderate salary the rather
ll'Ge sum OF which he was now oeh-
Great
Ana IN every eye, save those OF
FRANCES only, did sydney read MS con
domination.
On heaven the Young ilaA moan
ca you cannot surely pelleVe tuat i
nave Deeh guilty Of :,
II" VlolehtIF' anu couid
p'oy"Cn no lur'hcr.
uid no Know tAat you were Il
SahHoler' aid Inc banker oarA!!
ana . Il INA you nave
SliEuiarly repaid the WAlth
mas peeh paced III YOU anu nave very
bdhiy reihl'ed Nlr i"SAien Aea'a
l"r HIS generous interest Oh your Ne
hall'
Ana sydney moaned win the agony
WIAcl was rehdliig MS h"a'I
Ana FRANCES Wtpl' ana Wou!d not
DeiirEe IN NydneyS Suiit' 1T was I'M
poSSinte' she told ierSeii mi 'io'e.
Ana tneh she ~enlreateu' inlpiorru
NynIt'y mat he WoUin deleha himself.
hul tie poor young man was silent
ioF WHAT couid ne nave sa'd mat Ills
arruSeES would have D~e!'eVed;
ADO N,ahiry was saying 10 h'hl'eii,
i %Nail DE able 10 sleep III peace now.
Ana III nlhkinS mus was guilty. VI
no libeS against himself.
Mr.. Kennedy Il Expressed ms IN
tentioh OF immediately giving Syduey
into custody MS duty 10 ms pal'-
n"rS. ana 10 every 'icrk whom the
hrm employed, demanded that.
1 I.'h'eS was NUT" Win terror nut
Slf i-nghlen entreated that the Olnhsr
would not proceed TO that terrible eX-
tremity. The baronel would hlmSelf,
he said. make good the sum which the
unhappy clerk had distracted, If only
Mr.. Kennedy would promise TO take no
step beyond that Of instantly diScharg-
ing the wretched young man from the
service or the firm.
And the banker was ut length, and
with great difficulty, brought 70 prom
lSe that he would not prosecute sgd
ney. but would not, he said, consent
to receive from Sir Ioghl"n the amount
which his guilty clerk had mlsapprO-
priated.
Put Sir LOgllen insisted on repaying
the money, for ii was in his mansion
that Sydney had been tempted to the
cOmmittal of the crime.
And that arranged: 'Go. unhappy
yCung man said the barOnet. De
ceived in YOU. ! can never more have
faith in human being
Sydney essayrd to speak, but vain
ly. He was stunned beyond the DOW
er OF words. SObbing loudly. and
without daring to raise his head, eve
to east a look toward the woman he
so idOliZed. the poor. unjustiy branded
clerk staggered from the room and
presently found himself in the street.
fearing-aS though he We're indeed the
thief which surely some Internal com
ayns of avnrv ona no mat or VIII mass
The morning times., 1896-12-06

Mr.. Speaker: This is chiefly about the
Coming Man.
1t is not strictly accurate to speak of
the coming man collectively as a futur-
ity for the reason that he has already
come to town numerously, and in a certain
sense tumultuously. 1t does not, how
ever, appear in any of the court cir
cu1ars that many of the coming sixteen
Populists have come, so that wherever in
these sketches the bearded man with the
childlike eye, the wistful look, and the
attendant family, appears doing the great
city, he and they are to be regarded for
the present as flights Of the artistic PEN
Gil and fancy.
But he is dead easy thing to guess, and
especially as to his genre makeup for
the piece he is to play this winter in the
gay and giddy whirl of society as it
flutters and eddies in the salons, So to
speak, of our first-class boarding-houses,
single beds 80 cents, and meals ad valorem.
In order to settle a moot question raised
by the most distinguished of all Popu-
lists with reference to all Populists, and
especially the coming sixteen, it can be
stated that a postal card to the Clerk Of
the House or of the Senate will insure
prompt answer as to where any Of these
gentlemen will be at for the winter.
: DEPENDS ON THE MEMBER.
There is also another moot question
which unfortunately has never been set
tied, to wit: whether Congressman leave
Washington for a vacation or whether
they come to this town for vacation. We
Incline to the latter belief from several
years observation Of the facts and mani
festations.
That the annual influx of grey boards and
matter is regarded as a holiday and outing
for the expected brethren is amply proved
by the festive preparations for their coming
to town. Everything is run from Decem-
Der until at least March 4 on the Congress
sional limited plan. Weventure to say that
there isn't hOstelry in town that hasn't
been spruced up, frescocd and refurbished
for the return of the prodigals. exclusive, of
course, of those who will return no more.
1tissomew hatalettingG gGown of thedgnity
of the subject to refer to the flutter of
anticipation which raZZle daZZles this town
on the occasion of Hagenback's trained
animals or the other sawdust ringsters.
but the temptation is very strong to use that
similitude to express the present eager
anticipa ton on the assembling OF the
chairmen of the various Congressional Com
mittees. We say chairmen advisedly, for
with the exception of the necessary function
of the maiden speech of the new members
and the original speech OF the ancient
members, 1t would be Just as well, except
for the, outing, that the Legislative hoi
pOlloi should remain at home.
THINGS TO BE oBsERvED.
Not that we are oblivious of the great
opportunitiesofcd of education which a few days
in Washington will afford to the members
from the rural districts. In truth we are