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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-16
W tNTE.D,

POSITION IN PRIVATE FAMILY.
English. French. Instrumental Iusic spe-
cialty. References exchanged.
Mrs. STEWART
Ruther Glen POst-Ofiice.
is 14-Tu&Th4ts Caroline county Va.
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AlNSLIE & WEBSTER
CONFEDERATE MusEu,f.
EXCURSIONS, PIcNICs, &c.

GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
TO DUTCH GAP on steamer Pocahontas.
THURSDAY, July l6. 1896. Good moon
and searchlght Fine music. Steamer
leaves wharf at s p. NJ. Tickcts-Gentle-
men. JAc; ladies and children, 25c. Re-
freshments at city prices. " lS-lt
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Il. UcTroN SALE OF THAT NICE

UCTfON SALE OF THAT NICE
a TWO-sTORY sIX-ROOM FRAME DWELL
ING-HOU Sc AND LOT. NO. 9li3 MAI
SHALL. STREET. BETWEEN THU
TIETH AND THIRTY -
STREETS. We Will az the request o. lha
owner. offer this HOUSE AND LOT ~:
sale. on the premises, on
MONDAY. JULY %. 1896,
at 8 o'clock +. VI. The lot fronts on no
south side Of Marshall street 3NlW ieep
10 an al ey Is feet wide
TERMS. one third cash; balance at
six and twelve months. for me- lu
notes with interest added. and secured by
a deed OF trust -.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR & son.
fvti5 Auctioneers.
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cotrVTRy HOARD WANTED.

A FAMILY OF SIX. INCLUDING TWO
children IS and I'D desires board near the
CITY. near car line. VIII furnish rooms
and board by the year. References. eX-
changed State terms and address
WHOLESALE MERCHANT. DISPATCH
office. jy 14-Tu&Th2t
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INTERPRETATIONS.

There is no other make that can be
compared with the Quincy Patent Re
frigeratOrs." They excel IN every
point. The entire stock at cost TO
make room for other goods.
sl5 Quincy Refrigeratofs for $50.
81 Sideboard Refrigerators for Nioo.
so Quincy Ice-BoXes for Sll.
$40 Ice Boxes for Ay9.
500 RefrlperaInrs for So.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-16
BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED.

SEVERAL ROARDERS FOR THE SUM
mer. Good neighborhOod. splendid water,
conveniently situated TO church post
Office. and depot; physician in the house
For terms apply 10 Mrs Dr. ROBERT
SHACkLEFORD Cism0nt. Gotham de-
pot Alhemarle county. Va. " lb-eOllW
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W 4\TE,D.

BY A REGISTERED DRUGGIST. THO
roughly competent, Of long experience,
satisfactory references. Position. Nd
- iY EFT
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WANTED,

BY A YOUNG LADY. 4 SITUATION AS
Clerk i'm a dry-gOods or millinery store.
address Miss l.. g., care Postmaster,
Roanoke. Va. ~ N-Tu rh&SaH
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WANTED,

MORE GOLD FOR STOVES, TIN ROOF
ing. Plumbing. and Gas-Fitting. Rubber
Gas-Piping. and Large Gas-StoYes Case
line. l5c No discount on silver, at
LEIDYS STONE-HOUSE. 1863 east
Franklin street Phone 1868. my G-t5
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WANTED,

A GOOD MAN, WHO CAN GIVE BOND,
to act as our agent IN Henrlco county.
Address. with references. THE TOLEDO
BICYCLE PROTECTIVE COMPANY. 32i
Huron street, Toledo o. FRED ;. TER
RY. General Manager ~ li-5t
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Old papers for sale Ct &c. . hundred ct
Dispatch oo1eA
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED.

AGENTS OR ORGANIZERS TO SOLI-
cit business for the oldest, largest, and
strongest association. paying benefits IN
case OF sickness. accident. or death. Cost
81 FER month For terms write II. a.
FORREST Manager Southern Depart
ment. Farmville. Va. Jy l6-eod2t'
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LOST. sTRAYEp. AND FOUND.

c<>~>>~~c-->~--~rr.
ANY INFORMATION CONCERNING
RUSSET NALISE. or HAND-TRUNk.
marked Eppa Hunton, estray from Ches-
apcake and Ohio depot. evening OF June
18th. will be gratefully received by owner
II left at Office Of Richmond Transfer Com
pany. 903 east Main street. jy l6-lt
STRAYED. JULY ETH.
ONE LARGE RED COW.
Fresh. Leave Information with
INCOME & BLOCK.
~ Isle Brook turnpike.
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WANTED.

BY A LADY, A SITUATION To KEEP
House i'm a private family, or Companion
TO a lady. Salary s. per month. ADDRESS
Miss r., Box Z, Calverton, Va. ~ ut
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WANTED.

REGISTERED DRUGGIST. ONE WITH
a city experience preferred Address.
with full name. experience, and salary
expected DRUGS. care Dispatch.l Jy lA-5t
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COHEN's HOUsEwARE DEPART
MENT.

bids you welcome TO a feast OF Bargains
new and numerous to-day.
English-China Dinner Sets, new deco
ratons. a full set for SIX persons
worth S. for 81 80 complete
80 Hand Decorated Toilet Sets for %.fs
complete. -.
Masons Improved Porcelain-Lined Fruit
Jars-pints. l2c. each; quarts, &C.
EACH half-gallons sc. each.
Fine China Decorated Fruit-Plates,
worth l9c., for SC. each.
White China Cups and Saucers worm
CSC. dozen. sale price G for DC.
No. Wash-BOilers, worth lJc-, for lsc.
each.
Imported Crepe Lamp-Shade Paper, DC.
roll worth 1qC
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Eighteanth and Main Streets.


1000 Little Picnic Hams. per pound. 5
Water-Ground Corn Meal, from white
corn ......... ......-.-.........-.. ~
1.O0O Nice Small Sugar-Cured Hams,
per pound ......... ....t................ ~
1000 bags Finest Family Flour ...... 3
80 dozen Grated Pineapple, worth 25c,
now .......--........ ........ ........--.; ~
30 dozen cans Roast Beef, S-poUnd
800 pounds Finest Country Butter ..... IS
1000 cans 8-pound) California Pears.
100 cans Spice Ham and Potted
Tongue. per can NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5
100 l-2-pOund packages Gold-Dust.... Is
10 boxes New Layer Raislns, per
pound ........... .................... D
100 bottles BumsarGners Old Rye
Whisky, 5 years .................... 80
Fresh Roasted Mocha and Java Cof-
100 large Jars Rock Candy crystals. Is
% dozen stone jars Preserves, all
kinds. per jar ....-.................... .
10 quart bottles California Claret
VINE ....-.... ....-..-.........-...... ID
cans F.at-Top Salmon ............... %
1000 pounds Butchers Pure Lard .. 6
Chocolate Caramels. per large box. ~
5000 cans California Peaches. 3-pound
cans, Tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. p
50 large jars Imported Marmelade.. .. 10
1000 dozen Large Fat Mackerel, 1
pound each .............. ..-....-.....
800 pounds Rich Sweet, and Mellow
Creamery Butter ...................... IL
So 900 bushes oats ....................... 80
0y lisa, Su. Tu&Th)
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BY II. Seldom Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0neers,
Eleventh and Bank streets.
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George W. MAYO. Auctioncor.
p and a north Ninth street.
CINGLE HARNESS. HOUSEHOLD

GlNGLE FAIRNESS, HOUSEHOLD
~ FURNITUkE. &C. AT AUCIlON.-I VII
sell az my auction rooms, II 1850 a. 81.
to-day,
THURSDAY, JULY i6 1886,
one set Single Harness,
Oak and other Chamber Furniture;
ParlOr Suits.
Walnut and Oak Bullets China Press,
Etagere. Desk. Office and other Il-
bleg. Refrigerators. and Ice-Chests.
large number of Walnut OAK, ana
Stained Bedsteads. walnut hail-
Rack. Bureaus Washstands, pictures,
very fine Hair Mattresses, Feather
Beds. pillows. and Boisters; brl
Springs. Chairs Sewing Machines
Rockers. and "a large assortment or
miscellaneous articles.
GEORGE W. MAYO.
jy IS Aucuoneer
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By f. A. catlln. Auctioneer.
No. north Eleventh street
4 UClION SALE OF FIVE Ion,
FRONTING ON BROAD STREET
AT THE CORNER OF Trupr,
FOURTH STREET.
AND IMMEDIATELY IN 'FRONT.' ~.
cHIMBoRAzo PARK, 4
AND
"NN LOTS on THIRTY-FoURrH
STREET NEAR BROAD

cer,. pursuance Of decree of the Char.
tered on the 9Th day OF Noyerb.- ~,
~ ~, the cause OF Bohannan ana v'fo h..
~ .'D 4 WI sell at pubic auction. an
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WHEN real. ESTATE Is soLD TO-.
TAAES FOR THE CURRENT cArir.,,.H
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE pam pnc
RAIA BY THE VENDOR AND nv ~
NENDEE. 4hE
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Bohannan and wife ...'......PaInur,.

Bohannan and wife ...........Painurs.
against
Richmond:
l. Charles W Goddln. Clerk on eaH
court certify that the bond required ~
the special commissioner bv rhe l.rr..
"a SAID cause OF November 9. 1893. has been
duly given
Given under my hand. this OH day o.
july 1876. CHAS ". GODDlN.
Jt III Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-16

mi ksDAf. JULY IS. f96
az S.52 o'clock p. ~. FIVE LOTS op
LAND each fronting q feet ON .be r.,,,
side Of Broad street. al ~ 49,, ,' l..l
~ MY niiit,y-ioqrth street running back 10
an aHey' also. THREE LOTS IA "a
east side OF Thirty-fourff etr.., ~
br9dd' Two or them fronting = f,st
lnches and one fronting 25 feet. ari
running back 20 ara alley. '
lne sp.endld location Of this p~oporfv
IN 'front.' OF the largest and preft'es. r,-,
IN me city. and on The new sfreot-car inns
should commend 20 to Investors hor,.,
Dul gers, ana SPECTATORS. No more le.
ssna0ie place can De- found IN the cfv
ior building residence. Houses D. d.
mere VIII rent we'll ana those Who r.r.
chase now cannot lose money. byf a.e
future '"D "'N'
TERMS: One third cash. and the bal.
hnee a, ssN ana twelve months. notes to
pc given FOR the deferred PAYMENTS Win
interest added. and the title t0 b. r..
tanned until the whole purchaso-monev a
pald +. NJ CONNER
Special COmm.s-loner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-07
Opening Of the Stock
Market this Morning.
First Week Earnings Of St.
Paul Make Poor Showing.
Ryan Has Bought Majority Of Sea-
board & Roanoke r. r. Stock.

Exchange closed weak yesterday. Rrt
very little gold If any will be imported
for the present. 1t is almost certain that
lower level OF prices will be established.
Outsiders who have kept aloof from the
market will certainly not make any new
ventures at this time, while the leaders
are more disposed to lig hten their loads.
A bad feature is the constant boarding Of
gold. 1t is generally known that all the
money necessary for the movement of the
crops has been furnished, yet the with
drawals of from 1900, 900 to $500, 900 go on
from day to day.
Thomas Il. Ryan has bought q majority
OF stock in the Seaboard * Roanoke Rail
road, which owns a controlling interest
In all the roads operated by the Ssaboard
Air Line. This isa great victory for the
Southern Railway, as ii stops all rate
cutting in the territory traversed by both
lines.
Thus far the earnings of st. Paul for
the first week Of October make disap-
pointing showing. The comparative loss
as indicated by the car movement has
been Sl2, 600 per day. The bob-tailed pool
that was formed In this stock four weeks
ago is quietly unloading, and unless some
tangible support is forthcoming from
London, a lower range OF prices is certain
to be recorded.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-07
FOR INDEMNITY.
u. S. Minister Terrell Has Made a
Demand.
Not Much Prospect That the Sultan
Will Comply With IL.

Boston, Oct. .-Cabiegrams from
Constantinople received during the pres
ent week state that United States Minis
Ter Terrell has, demanded an indemnity
from the Turkish government, tut with
not much prospect OF success, II Is
thought, for the footing of the houses of
missionaries in Eassekeuy during the re-
cent massatres in C)stantinople. A let
ter bearing recent date states that the
house of Mrs. Laura L. Seelye and Mr..
Lawson was looted, servant killed, in
spite of the fact that when the crowd APP
peared an American flag was hung out of
the windo and the msrauders were told,
"rhis Is an American house, The let
ter states the flag WAS pulled down and
torn to shreds and trsmpIed under foot.
The news of Hassekeuy joined the
Turks on the pillage, the letter states,
and we now hear that THE Sultan is max
ing a scspegoat of TEN. lie has demand
ed S220, 600 from the grand rabbi.
The am mbasssdors end oonsuls in Con-
stantinople, asa protest, refused TO IL
Illuminate on the 20tn anniversary OF the
Sultan's reign, and no one OF them sent
a dragoman TO congratulate him.
The Sultan, greatly trou led, sent
messengers TO ask the reason for the
mCission and upon his request the repre-
sen,atives wore finally sent. The letter
concludes with the statement that the
situation Is very delicate.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-07
BIG CELEBRATION.
Line Douglass Debates Com
memOrated.
Robert T. Lincoln Dedicatcs q Sol
dicrs' Monument.

CALrspURo. ILL.,. ,Oct.7.-Ihe celebration
OF the 3sth annIyerary of the Lincoln
Douglas debate here opened with the ded
ication of a soldier monument I'm Hope
cemetery this morning. From Q to 10
o'clock the gold standard Democrats
rendered senator Palmer a reception at
Browns Hotel. Then a procession was
formed, led by the Knox college ca dets.
The procession was reviewed by DIR.
Chauncey NJ. Depew. of New York. Rob-
ert II. Lincoln OF Chicago, s. s. Mcclure,
editor OF McClure's Magazine, W. g..
Cochran. department commander of the
Illinois GRIND Army OF the Republic and
other distinguished visitors and all the
pupils of the city schools. The execrises at
the monument took place immed lately
afterward. The venerable DIR. Richard
Haney offered prayer. Then Hon. Robert
4. Lincoln of Chicago, unveiled the
monument ano delivered an address
After Mr.. Lincoln spoke, department
commander Cochran delivered an oration
ana was followed by Mrs. Mary f. Nc
Cauley, department president. of the lIli-
nois Woman's Relief Corps.
The monument is OF granite, surmount-
ed by the figure OF a soldier.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-07
LOST 100000.
Heavy Drain On Amoskeag Manufac-
turing Company.

turing Company.
MANCHESTER, N. H., Oct. THE an
nual stockholders meetings Of. three
large cotton corporations were held to-
day. The stock holoers OF the Amoske Gag
Manufacturing Company again chose
Agent Herman Il. Straw as clerk and re-
elected the following directors: W.
Powell Mason, Thomas Migglesworth,
Il. Jefferson Coolidge, George A. Gard
ner, George Dexter, Charles w. Amory,
q. Byron Chandler, George Won L.Meeyr,
Henry +. Sears.
The report of the treasurer, II. Jefferson
Coolidge OF Boston, showed tnat the cor
poration had lost during the last six
months 800, 900, not including the heavy
expenses caused by carrying away OF
bridges and steam pipes in the spring
freshets.
Notwithstanding n diminished produc-
tion and a shutdown of seven weeks,
25, 900, COG yards cn hand. which can only
be disposed OF at less than cost. The
dividend for the past year was 7 per
cent, the same as the year before, but
part OF 1t was taken from the cayital
stock. The treasurer reported about
81, 900, 1O0 of quick capital left, and said
the corporation was in much better shape
than most companies to get along until
tim,s improve. lie stated THAT the Jeffer-
son Mil has been run upon contracts
taken without profit, in order to employ
the help. The production during the
year was l19, SEQ, 129 yards, the sales dur
ing the year were 81, 426. 032. The amount
carried forward is 25, 5t3, s29; $1,000 less
than a year ago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-07
BLEW UP
Locomotive Boiler Burst
Near MeF.acn.
Whole City Shaken Up and
Windows Broken.
Engineer and Fireman Had Marvel
Gus Escape From Death.

MERIDEN, Conn.,, Oct. Z-Engine No.
6S, drawing a NORTH bound freight on
the New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad, exploded at the Cooper street
crossing at 6:55 o'clock X this morning
and was totally wrecked. The report was
plainly heard for miles around and win
dow lights In the vicinity were exteu-
siveiy shattered. The flying debris in
some instances was carried half o mile.
BY virtue of the fact that the explosion
sent the flying iron forward instead OF
to the rear, the occupants of the cab es-
capped serious injury. Engineer Webber
was slightly cut and fireman Bates was
scalded. Traffic was not greatly delayed.
The loss will be heavy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-07
IcDTaska Gold RepubIi-
cans File Ticket.
Held a Convention Under Sill
verite Roses Call.
Latter Finding His Ticket Shut Out
Threatens to Fight. =.

OMAHA, Neb., Oct. IA special from
Lincoln says: Pursuant to the call for a
free silver Republican mass convention
issued last Monday, several hundred Re
publieans got into line aud held a con-
vention under the call without the pres
orce or support OF Mr. Rose. 1ae con-
veniion came of at Republican county
headquarters. Afterward from 80 TO
bC0 marching Repu blicans visited the
Lincoln Hotel and ratified the entire ma
tional and state Republican tickets. They
did Likewise at the capital before dis
banding. The geld standard Repu bill
cans thus stole Mr.. Roses thunder and
nominated the regular ticket as hereto
fore tiIed with the Secretary of State,
while Mr.. Rose, with a handful of chosen
silver disciples, met whore and
held n as meeting, placing the follow
ing ticket in nomination.
For governor, Robert Armstrong OF
York, farmer; lieutenant governor, A..
{. Peters. Lincoln; secretary OF state, T..
Is. Perry; auditor, .. X. Harris; treasurer,
Samuel A. Bryant; attorney general, j..
We Lt"ua, superintendent pu"iic inS'roc'
tion, j. l.. McNinn commissioned of pub
lie lands ard buildings, James ID. Patti
son and presidential electors.
This certificate OF nomination is signed
by Il. l. Rose, chairman, and X. A.
Nillioms, of Omaha. as secretary. The
goli STANDARD convention filed its certiii-
cate OF nomination of the regular ticket
at IL 'cloex noon. One hour later the
Rose convention appeared at the office
of Secretary Piper with the foregoing
ticket of nomination and were informed
that it could not be legally filed for the
reason that certi, fate had already been
filled by convention held under his call.
1t is rumoreo Rose will fight the matter
in the courts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-07
Bow Orator in Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. IA special
train bearing william J. Bryan ana party
left this city for Chicago over the Lake
Erie and Western at s:l3 o'clock this
morning, 10 minutes late. Aboot 800 peo-
pie were assembled at the station to give
the nominee parting cheer. Governor
Mathews and Chsirmsn Martin OF the
state Dernocratie committee, and party
OF prominent local Democrats accompsn-
led Mr. Brvsn as fer es Noblesviils
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-07
ENGINES COLLIDE.
Fireman and brakeman Were
Instantly Killed.
Other Trsinmen Injured, Some G
Chem Very seriou. Iy.

RosEBuRo, Ore, Oct. IA collision
occurred between two light engines OF
the Southern Pacific halt mile south of
the death of John McGonig 10 of Portland,
fireman, and A. N. Toy Of Salem, brake
man.
The injured were: James Porter, en-
gineer, severely bruised and one ankle
broken; Joe Happerset, fireman, had
both legs broken and feet crushed, rend-
ering smputation necessary; Ben Lobr,
head and ; face cut; Fred Wallace, con-
ductor, bruised and cut about the head
and face. Engineer McAuley was also
bruised.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-07
ON TICKET.
Continued from page 1.

tfe woes OF their latorers by threats of
loss of eml loi snt.s
STATE coMMrrTEE REPRrMANDED.
There was no further business for the
convention and the delegates We e begin
ming to leave when Mr.. Canley OF the
other district called halt and said that
before adjournment he hoped that the
convention would do something which
was unintentions!iy neglected in The fl st
district, and that WAS TO pass resolution
the sense of which would be TO remini d
tine state central committee that a nat ion-
al campaign is in progress and to repri-
mand that body for not showing the
proper amount of interest. The sugges-
tion was favcrsbly received and upon
motion OF Mr.. Fitss,mmons resolution
was passtd as proposed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-07
Guayaquil Still Burning.

LIMA, Peru, Oct. Ito .. m.-Tbe ter
rible fire at Guaysquil, Ecuador, which
is said to have destroyed is squares OF
that town, including the most important
buildings in 1t, is still raging. Among
the buildings known to have been de-
stroyed are four banks, all the foreign
consulates, all the hotels except one,
two churches, all the principal business
houses, the military barracks and the
ars nal
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-07
BROWN MEN CONFIDENT.
Put Up Money That Says Yale VIII
BE Beatcn Today.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Oct. 7.-At 2:30
O'Clock this afternoon the Brown Yale
football game began. For the first time
in many year New Haven this morning
witnessed the presence Of large sums of
money offered by Ysle's rivals on. wagers
that Yale would be defeated. The strange
feature about these offers was that the
Brown money was not generally covered.
Captain Nj, rphy has summoned all his
best men, ana the game this afternoon
will be the hest Of the season.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-07
A BRILLIANT EVENT.
The Landcrs-Syphcr Nuptials at New
port Tonight

One of the notable social events Of the
season will occur al Newport this even
ing, when Miss Mary Ladders, daughter
OF Colonel and Mrs. A. e. Landers of this
city and o. l.. Sypher, second, of New
York will be united in marriage. The
ceremony will be held In q tent and the
AFFAIR will be elaboratsly conducted. The
bride will be attended by Miss warfeld
o. woonsocket as maid of honor and Mis-
SOS Martha Landers, Abbie Sypher and
Bertha Wood as bridesma los. The best
man will he Captain Robert Edwards Of
New York and Messrs. E. p. Lanoers, w.
q. Landers and X. Nj. Udsll will be
ushers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-07
LIBRARY CLUB MEETS.
Twenty Five Bay State Libraries
Represented at Boston.

Represented at BOSTON.
WoBURN, Mass. Oct. 1.-The MASH
chusetts Library Club met here today for
it's annual session. One hundred and
fifty mem bers, representing % Libraries
throughout the state were present at the
morning meeting, which was devoted to
an inspection of the library building,
after which an address on "The Problems
OF Metropolitan Library" was de-
livered by James l.. Whitney of the Bos-
ton public library. "The Cleveland Con-
ference" was treated by Ii. e. Wellman
of the Boston Athenaeum and W. l.. X.
Clifford of Cambridge spoke upon "The
Dewey Classification and its Difficulties"
Dinner was served In the vestry of the
Congregational Church, and later the
business OF the session was transacted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-07
Schooner II. c. Belden Floated.

VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, Oct. THE
schooner Harry &. Belden, which went
ashore near here last week was hoated to-
day by the tug Mercury. The schooner
was towed here leaking slightly, the
pumps being used to keep her free. She
will oe repaired.