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Evening star., 1896-09-10
JAMES LEWIS DEAD.
He Had Played Comedy Roles for
Twenty-Six Years.

NEW YORK. September 1o.-Jas. Lewis,
the comedian. connected with Days COM
Iany. died today at Westhampton. l.. 1.
Mr.. Lewis was fifty-five years Of age.
His dc mise was caused by heart trouble,
but h had been in fairly good health until
within a few days. His last engagement,
which closed three weeks ago. was at
Days London Theater. where he played
DIR. Qualities in Augustin Days comedy,
love on Clutches" He arrived in Ame--
lea on Saturday Week in seemingly good
health.
MIR. Lewis was married to Boston lady
He leaves no issue. He had played comedy
roles for twenty-six years. most Of the
time in AuguStin Daly's company.
Evening star., 1896-09-10

He was born in 1907, and in 1854 tool.
charge of the meteorological observatory
of Vesuvius. His name has been con-
nected with all reports of eruptions since
that time principally in 1872, when his
life was in danger. He was the author of
number of interesting works, and was the
inventor of several valuable instumenfs
designed to measure rainfalls, to study
atmospheric electricity and 20 record sub
terraneous disturbances.
Evening star., 1896-09-10
Conceded to Populfst..

HARRISBURG, Pa. September 1O-It
has been agreed that Matt Savage Of Clear
field and Dewitt C.. Dewitt of Bradford will
be chosen as the candidates for Congress
men-at-large. The populists will be given
four of the electors.
Evening star., 1896-09-10
The Lnurnda at Phflndelphia,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September 10
The steamer Laurada, which sailed from
this port for Cuba on August 6 with a
cargo of war material for the insurgents,
dropped anchor off Reedy Island at 1918
this morning.
Evening star., 1896-09-10
AWAITING ATTACK.
Mexican Troops Gua riding the Juare,
Custom House.

Custom House.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. September 1O.-A spe-
ciai to the Republic from Ell Paso. Texas.
says: Juarez. Mexico, is alive with armed
men. The Mexican authorities learned
from what they considered reliable sources
that the same parties who attempted 10
capture the Mexican custom house at No
gales last month would make an assault on
the Juarez custom house.
Evening star., 1896-09-10
For Divorce.

Herman Hage today petitioned for divorce
from Margaret +. Hage, the papers In the
case being withheld from publication.
Evening star., 1896-09-10

I.NauAHItiOn lOr u CUSTOMS inspector
The civil service commission will hold an
examination October 10 for day inspector
of customs for the Georgetown custom
house. All applicants must be twenty-one
years old. and applications must be filed by
September q.
Evening star., 1896-09-10
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
Given d Place.

The Commissioners have designated the
vest side of 9th street southeast, at the
corner Of c. as stand for plumbers la
borers.
Case Dismissed.
The charges against Policeman Robey Of
conduct unbecoming an officer and gross
neglect Of duty have been dismissed.
Police Promotions.
The Commissioners have promoted as
privates of the second class Policemen
James T. Newkirk and Yules Hodges. vice
Williams, removed, and Clements. de-
ceased.
Evening star., 1896-09-10

BERLIN. September 1O.-Prince Egon
Won Hohenlohe deputy to the reichsrath,
Is dead. He expired suddenly of heart dis
ease at Goerz
Evening star., 1896-09-10

FALLS VILLAGE, Conn.,. September 10.
TX tix-Congressman Frederick Miles lies
critically i'll at his residence at Twin Lake.
Lakeville. His death is expected at any
tine.
Evening star., 1896-09-10

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co. 14o1 T.
street, members New York stock exchange
correspondents Messrs. Ladenburg, Thai
mann 4 Co., New York.
Evening star., 1896-09-10
Government Bonds.

Quotations reported by Corson & Macart-
Evening star., 1896-09-10

COMMISSIONED n Notary.
The President today commissioned As
sistant Assessor E. w. W. Griffin notary
public
Evening star., 1896-09-10

ROME. September 1O.-Professor Luigi
Palmieri. the celebrated Italian meteorolo-
gist, is dead
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BAD 1hes. pres@nt were: Mr. ans
MS. Fraak A. Bartlett. Mr. ana
Mrs ID ~. Fiji. Ar. ara AZ.
tcEAFe H.ll Mr.. ard Mrs. r. O. Par.hrov
Ar- sas Mrs. J IA Lywors. Mr.. 49, ~
q KICKER. NJ. and Mrs. J. Il FEovv NJ
and M-s O. w. Ro1a-rs. Mrs. Nsnsav
Mrs- ORsar. Mira Pfnk. Mrs Porsrnars'
slfa. oowsn. Mrs. Morrison. Mrs. Rart,as,
Ms Lossss Hammond. Mr.. Les Easer, NE
J ID. Potter. M. Frank Haxaen. Mr. r.
SaSeT. Nj 4 v Lively. Mr. woo.sy Box-
e.. kF. '" = Fritz AMI Er j. c. Prsagse.
hSs. = :. ssiEs~rs presiding elder OF yn~
osy1ss.a eEocess % he Msrho~sss, e,ssury.s
- contemplating making tas p~rrnans,,
horne Ia Olympia
Capt. w. T. Lsxss las assumed 49,
Cags- sawyer 49,
a z. Bailey. for \ long sisn4 sran~s.,
agent Tor the washington Nan t-o-,~.,, ~
All nos insurance. s,ec.ai agent. xa. /.
sosn On business izx w@ex -
Lieut. y O<se. % TIE y-ra.sss x,..
ssssTner corwtn- recently arrived a. "a !,
sraorizco from tAs Norm. cana fror, -.
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Buy Now Before the Stock Is Broken
SETTLE 0UTEITTING co
Furniture and Household Outfits,
Nos. 1871 and 1923 First Avenue, Seattle.

niversary. II will be an invitation affair
as they are limited for space In the bah.
An entertaining programme wiz be pro-
vfda6
Mss Annie Lee Fitch has been visiting
friends in Seattle during the past week
Ex-Aayor Thomas pwyer- received a
warm welcome from his mary Eyerett
trends OF his arrival here from the Yukon
on Wednesday.
The 5rernen's bail for the benefit os their
fellow member. William Covsnfry. recent
ly injured. passed OF pleasantly an: sue
cesssIiiy.
A Baptist social IA aid OF home missions
was given at the residence OF Mr.. Hikpn
on Thursday evening. Light refreshments
were served 4
Mr.. E. Hickman has returned frem q
.rsp 20 New York.
Mr.. n BarAorka. Of Bsnghau,son, n. T..
has decided 10 locate IN Everett and 90
into business here.
A T social Is announced by the Epworsa
League for Tuesday evening nex.-
Miss Mabel Beccham has gone 20 In
Conner 70 remain Tor several days.
Mrs p. f. Allison Is visiting her mother
a. Blaine.
Mr.. Joan ". walshsm vas In syisana
tbs week.
Mr.. c. Ferris White basis his frierds
good by and left for his Old home IN che
East this week.
a
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rober air. These natural beauties % rhe
country should meet win TalI 4ppre~-ia-
ton tus: now. and q rich cluster OF maple
branches Will serve as choice reminder
OF the trip Cor many a day
Py-hian t1ar was the scene OF large
dancing party given by The Ladies' OF the
Maccs bees on Monssay evening Good rrs-
SIC and refreshments constituted the chee
features OF the delightful an: sccsable
evening
Nr. ard Mrs. Fred c. Riley have re-
turned from a trip 70 Portland
Last year Manager Mathews. the big
hearted manager q the Srnokes.ack bani
gave a concert q, Central opera house for
ali the school children II Vas a great wac-
cess The second annual concert vas Civ
en- on Friday evening ~ sfls wessx. ana a
mer-ter crowd never ailed the house. The
band. numbering sixteen pieces gave n
choice programme which included Sou
ss's March" by S. Clair: Two Little
Buiianches." and me popular Eastern fsit.
''Tnele Zeke. the colsre1 Spors.''
Mrs. III. c. Pfu-nnuer. % Seattle Is visit
ting Mr.. and Mrs. Bronson. ard expects
shortly 70 leave for san Francisco. where
her husband has received a good appoint
r1kzt- He IL . crapghtslnaa Of unusual
ahsN.y.
Miss F. Mae Eversnsra arrived hs-se on
Wednesday evening from Olympia. after a
stay o. seTerai weeks. she xas accom-
panied ~ Mss IsseIla CconS. % that city.
TIE yo9ng fs6ses % 81. Agnes Guild
gave a sscial % Friday evening. with an
srnusaar doug CHRIST g2resssng coatess and =
dance. X Mas a great SUCCESS
Mr.. v. J. Pearss s back from pleasant
sF]p % N@S York. alter Al absence OF sev-
ewaI weeks.
Mr.. e. p. coc,sy aDa Mr.. A s. Taylor
Ists Oh THURSDAY Cor san Fra-cEscc by
steamer. 80 De absent about tao weeks
Miss MAID Mallory. wsso has spent me
Summer IL Everest. Eest Tor aer home In
Les Angeles ca. On Thursday.
A large meeting Under sas auspices OF
tns splrisssaH~s Society was held on
Wednesday evening.
Mss GRACE Brigham. who has been sex
Cor some tsne. Is again ssse e oe out.
Mr.. Albert Daryea zas hssns rom me
s.sse university for fsw ca~s s2sis week.
Mr. James Handy wsso has e~@s In ne
1araware business FOR several years. sssss
mola cns 10 ar TrAnk wsrzp=ssy. ans mg3
80 70 saa FFaaezsco and tf1@nes 30 ia osa
hszs N ontar1a for few moashz Mr.
WEnpersy arrived home from Ontario q
<sx 1zvs ago.
Ms Gre<cNsen Ffz ma Say entertained ne
WI " Crab 81 dinner on Taarsasy.
M-. " ~ Wstn5re. o. Olympia. was in
s0xa fhsx week.
MA n " sz3ET = fSEz4ssE 2gff1& =
thrown open s1r an afternoon tsa gwen tyy
ne LADIES' fsE5sd on TG<@1Ay A ye-v
p3sasars slnse ~as eatoyes1
AR Tcza Exsa ar5 Mr. II. q. pes-.r
weve IL town fr9rn Sn9aosnssh on Twsurs-
day WITH eosnrao&, 51s gsrse-seased SIR
re.f Gass wlrs ssSse@-
Collector seockbrfsgs L. ea5os1ng q two
sessss vacation.
Mss of1ve GsFsars Will spend TIE wtnser
wsga Mss LSnEon-
Mr. ara Mrs O. FhIsscs. o. Wheat
ssa1 Wye. are Eewcosnsrs 70 Everxss.
szvzrg decided 20 srszks LIS city their
~ u&
On wednesday eyen1ng rsxt ths We
rAz's Relief Cora VIZ cssesrats stsix AZ
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a reception 20 Rev. Patterson A. the Meth
odlst church last week splendid pro
g-amrne was PRESENTED by Miss Presscr.
Mrs Langitt, Mr.. Grovel and others from
Snohornssh.
Miss Alec wIiHa rs. wsso tsas been VISIT
ing in this vicinity. has returned 20 her
home IN Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs C.inspie were surprised by
a number Of their friends last week. very
pleasant evening resulting.
Mrs James Pearl IL slowly recovering
from her recent Illness.
Mrs J. z Mcdonald IS also cony aiescent.
Mss Crete i1orr4nce visited in Everett
on Friday.
Mss Grace Squirrel spent iasr week VS.
s1Ing friends n Seattle.
Mrs E-Sdridse q Lake Stevens. - visit
ing her aunt. Mrs. r NJ Folsom
Ms. Charles Powers. % Ballard. Il being
entertained by MIRA Thomas Mclaughlin
TIE LADIES' OF sese Congrexa s9onai AID So
Getty were Plea sanity entertained last FRI
day by Mrs. a w MORGAN
Mrs II Mcmillan. OF Mschias. II re
guest OF Mrs. Henry Nushoiland-
Mrs A. J. Cor<Sn spent last sunday WIKI
friends al Nachias
Mrs J. " Hsraer ana 5aug1cer Bertha
spent Frssay with frser5s in Everett
The Iassas Of she Maccanees enjoyed
picuic a. Monroe 81 Tuesday.
Mrs. ID EsxeE Is very II.
Miss effort and Mss Euutce 9-sckmsn
gave a very pleasant Party 20 a number %
gsetr young friends Tuesday evening
Mrs " e gznsarn szts-~aansd Der sun
Cav school class al her hSzne FrsfAy even
sng
w7tz&n oxsssev. % Foisor's Camp.
spen, sunday n sese cry.
Or Goo&esrl Is spending the week al
saat.le
Mrs. n. Sparrsn and daughter spcu. Sun
6zy VIA friends II Sa2ssie
Fred I.ysozs. q Seattle. spent Sunday IN
ne clsy ras.tES RS sister. Ars- III. c.
ConeEys.
sssss Tszze Czgncart vssssed srSez3s here
Ms p {. saffvaa ard daughter ar.
visiting Il Ewsr~ss. re guests q Mrs. T.
4. LEWIS
Rev Coyle and unssAer OF Everest VS.
ted Rev. ard Ms Dsw~-re-s or Msrsav.
Miss fve~~on RES returned 70 Seasts@.
having bad peasant vAsls 80 friends
sers.
Mr. and M-s. f-yrssn srs sosA ccava.ss-
eszs from thsts rscsEs Eizsss
Mouse Crsstn Camp. =. % A. gave &C.
Eavftfa1 @rroEs- 70 rnasr ger s1rrssn trends
" &c 1@s1xv rrAE E9FT@@2vnen-s cens 81
.zw ~ frss11 sn-~ n ahssaesA-es. ard. : b@-
sa~ sax Party. Lss affair wzs urz8s Assv-
ally a stE8@xr. az prs-SsSz< being s1pSslfe1
M cay pipes and god ps1g est Tee
saa.TW1nE rT9~Ta anne w~as rswsa. s3&res&
s@zAeS Ranwa~ SakIsx-SE @srsg. pas 90 ere
EHsrAla." Ar1anr E2Esil. nn1f.e. Hsncosln
Cs9s. &l$<srsss. sxKlsasrssng esah.e-a. II. 4.
2 c. " c. n ESss&a. seng. Her
Br.Es2s S-zzss1 Hams Ne sal I. SaIzs-
Taa. scAw T~1-ee wEs-@~ Dan O~Tsor-
r@il: c02ore s-5gresse cf New York" r9-
Sc. Mg-fo23= CID. Scn~ TIE zszzssx-x-a III.
Carl" Frank Jo-34r. sg,@@ca. 1 Eoan. en-
core. G~~1a1 rszztcr14zzss instrumental
sn@s&c. sssaacs1Sn szao.n se~Ss.. c-sx-yrrA
SEQ. JsS.a assfss an Sszg. George s<ez4r-~:
sF~ser5. G. w esor1@Ess sss@ee1s. George
sa-zss. yAzscEz-za Pa. SsaySl; spe~cn.
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pennsylvania. stoppes. or 20 visit HE
brother. Ralph Kaufman. few GAYS this
week
Claude Arshir. OF Lsavenwcrrh. IL visit
ing his mother
Miss Ezls Dsverearx. o. The normal. lee
ths week Tor Prosse-. where she Will teach
school during the winter.
4AFs + E. Wager win visse friends n,
Sv9kane next week
j. u. Armstrong ard family went 70
Rossyn Oh Monday. where they will reside
In future.
MISS Hamilton, the weu-knoxn sssriesrss
q seattle. - waiting Mr.. and Mrs A N
osusfaata sae vii give concert 10 Nor
mi auditorium next "Wednesday ewergses~
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TesS rcr~wzass Sescss ef vacsswta -rAs.e
81 aassr sss~ management es re Rev.
ts@er SssaE9 ~ A arr ! n tsaaaa "
A. as r g. u. 4 to oass * he AsSs eae~
scaa~aae an sse EAaeksas easss TA@ Sssss~s-
81 ssssfgaceAaS IA SIS seaa>ss = eesa Es~~A~--
ssss. ezsssg sesrSx st&9sAs sse1ssszar " to- "a
ssrssssS&i @ssSear&sa 81 yssskN& Tas AeASNss
= srssezHsS ~ rAN AlS auxg asss ass - fs-gs-
sNs SssssssaE&s. sea- - r-oaSs r~rss s-saeA-
terra isSssssrs sSsewssws ca tAas Ssast- The
Esrnsfsc-ssss 10 tns tsessexAzse sasa>a< ze~s
ctf.e~ f7forTn@tseS e2~2rssax * Say Ne o.
eAxEfs - seer~sazszS S>s nsAzasxsaxzk az
StcSa<zA NesS. s<zsSss.ce ssaso<.A
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I. 3. LSvermore. music. Mandolin Club:
duet. Fish Stories-boch sides. ". A. Nell
son ard James Hall: song. His Change"
Frank Orr. encore. Save Ny Mothers
Picture From the Sale.'' song. Poverty
Row" Arthur Eiwe.i.
AZ a meeting OF the basket ball girls the
following officers were elected President.
Miss Helen Dorrance: vice president. Miss
Ada NUNS. secretary, Miss Maud Brown.
treasurer. Miss Helen Hanson.
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ly-mpa. Oct IL
- Special. - On
Saturday even
Ing the Olympia
b o ell Rrlors
were The scene %
a brilliant gath
erug. the os>ca-
sion being a dan
cling party given
By Maj. and Mrs.
O. A. Bowen 70
I h eir 20 Il n z
daughter. Miss
Ella. This pretty
desatante win be
quite an 1e11tss-
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nIhomish. Oct
l0.--Sgss-sai. Mr..
AcMaste-s. pro-
pr.e.or OF the
Aoaroe cream
cry. Is a. YAK ma
a attending he
state fair.
MISS NJ AIRY
s o n "a e RS has
ju st returned
from a visit with
the Misses Die
fering IN Taasco.
The people OF
As-x~r-nn <e~s3 e-aH
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ing Mr.. Ostra0ter's parents In this cssy.
Mss A!elatde Burntrager has returned
from two weeks visit down Che Sound
Mss Mag Everhardt. who has been v.sit-
ing friends 81 this city the pas- three
weeks has returned 10 her home Ia Ever
EFT.
Mr.. Frank c. Morse - On . visit 20 his
old home n Coifax.
E. c. Suffer Is In Skagtt county this week.
and IS expected 70 return IN a few cAya
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verett, Oct. 10
Special. - With
the glory o. TIE
ausumnal tInts
beautifying TIE
forests. there Is
an extra Attrae-
tiou for a wheel
or 8 drive In the
country or a trip
along tae plc;ur-
esaue HE OF the
Everett a. Mon Re
CTisto railroad.
or better stili. a
brisk walk In the
4nsrt $50. 49,
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acomA. Oct. NJ
Special. Last
the predictions
u ne society ed
ltsr have coma
nr~ and there
as been q week
81 gen zine gage
~. a reg al ar
whtri ef events
that have cal 4
cut the scr- hgn-
5re4 IN fuH force
and In their -@s
festive garments
II has been .
f.s.z~ -n-k nr
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ors Townsend.
Oct n-Speeaal.
The Benefsc,s'
Clssla he'd It's req
ulag s@sns-snorst IN
~ meeting last
Wednesday ev-
en3ng al Rad
Mems hall Ths.e
was a good at
re "a 8 q a c . OF
rseta S@rs an d
friends. fha <v-
g n In 4 growing
one OF the mo@t
eutoyahis tn at
tire Grub faas ever
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Tse ray w@sr. II ox.st3e cstie@ r. gnl-g
en- aSaae Tacoma especially b~xnx Lively
ne LEAKING function u that city beng re
rrxnzSasf-sao-ass nsrrzzis. ~ rasch ali
q re s.aszE-g society people we're present.
srsessszrg several society ssgzss tram iris
cry. Evere.1 was correszozasngsy lively.
literary entertainments zpc house Affairs
predozsEztlzg-
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llensburg. Oct.
~. - Special -
Mrs r. p. VIII
son ard children
have just return
ed from a three
months visit In
Iowa
NJ RS. ]. L
Banks, Of Fort
stmeoe. Is visit
ing her sson. C..
r. Hoyey.
Mr.. I. r. KauH-
man, who Ia on
his way To his
n
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Attle last Wednesday. having Ia ~
sci Immediately upon arrival. upoo r
OF a telegram announcing olsa ~
serious illness.
l. ID. McAryiie. for . long tsnooi|
neat real estate man here. AM ~ r
ager OF sh4 Northwest Loan - (
Company at Portland. u IN tenn ~
his sister. Mrs. w. A. Hutchiem.
Miss Rose N. Shcefsan has rsfurnoac
a nonth's visit with friends - SollniI
Tacoma.
Lieut. John n. Mitchell. sorunE
tached 20 Company r Of The NUo1t1
infantry, has been detailed = sou(|
duty at Seattle.
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William Cooi<son Carpenter. novuI
Old. is an attorney In ACTIVE penc11
New York.
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Miss Aana ssrsxEx AS shs charrssr~
hostess y esstAg ~ AZ es@Esni tzneasan
given taF Ms k14fA Theaaax. Ehe arss3e--
eject - Ar. EranEsea4. TIE Ewpsxa vaanx
t&GseS weFs s<ate& a. a i&rxe Asaws-sA&fss
Sassse. ca wbzsA 81 x-~e aeeeFzssasas acre
hfi esroFs Ant green ESca guest wzs
Esxsa seavsasr cara - x3aisss ara a
heArs-Ssl a Eses box ~ Aoassssss. eas 81 watrs,
cantAs nea a prise. wssch VS. a~awr a.
Asss Issn kl&nlsTs~ - kssxs4Aass gsscas
~he sc5ayss AIS es&4tsss8s lnnckean xyw-~.
Mss Taeza&s. Mss AEssles ate AEiss s3ss
u - As<AekS Miss Sss nsses. Miss Esw-
r. Msxa AssNa Hal Ma AAAAr
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\ es@h 10 sray e44seA "a kFenek has aasssv
t<es c~gahkxess &@a rswszs faFxnaxAsev A.
tA~ scEvs es xse 8s3sneerss N@xs Tussssav
sVx@Ar.x aise gi4A wSs5 ruees al tas hcasx e-
Asy. ant 1krz. 1aAu ~ aAs& essAs. z4'as
members age. ~. and Asx NzSAs-sAr.
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WEEP
A. Y. Persons
"POLICE PATRON

EATTLE THEATER--
- Scrtawest Theatrical Asoee9
PAU 3. Fyner, Resident yoe
Two Grand Performances
SEIsif iss sifFasif. o. lt 40 4
The seasons greatest suecsse--s
lignsfsi comedy 9ransa
"TrN nm SSE - pASisNses
A ROMANCE O. laughter and team
sssssed by Bret Hsrts's exqu.sitA ee.sz
Management OF ARTHUR c. ADIS
FtEAFs--Tae sweex singing 0f N
Ssgxes ossarssfse.
sf~E--T7ss picturesque costzDS
b-eaEtit1z sossne~y ard effects.
Psscss@s &c. &c. Eac. &c ard &.
sale "Wednesday. October ~
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-09
BRISTOL,
Annual Meeting OF the Bristol InSti.
tuition for Savings.
P:iii Jurors Drawn-BuSIncss Disposed OF
by Probate Court.

The annual me ting of the Bristol Institu.
,ion for Savings was held yesterday and the
following officers wer- elected: Board uf
trustees, James y. Frce6o n, James A. Mil
ler J. Howard Manchcs or. Samuel w.
Church, George w. Simmons, G aries Fl.
Church, Leu. ron II. Colt, George Ii Peck,
William II. Thompson, erbert f. Bennett,
Frederick A. Eastsrbrook Charles IA. Man
chester, Eber Hill. Joha Lake. jezelSiah ".
Church, Charles h. RoclSwol prcsi On.
James A. Mile; vico-prcsdonts, james f.
Trceborn. !. Howard Msnchester; treasurer,
Hez kiah ". Church; assistant treasurer
Charles II. Mal,host r: clork, Clinton T.
Sherman.
Tho followin, persons have been drawn 20
serve on ,he petit jury in The common pleas
divisio, Of tEo Supreme CoJrt for Bristol
cocnty: Will am Il. Eowgatc, James T.
HELPS. Thomas Duny, L. onard S,udford,
Mnrk A. DcWolf Howe, Carl NJ Kcrs; in,
james Ashton. Il bort p. BARCLAY, william II.
Farrally, Henry Ii. Cabot, Rob rt ConGcry.
III regular session IT the Colr. Of Probate
was held yesterday forenoon, Jcdge n. ".
Church residing Tho lcuioi OF Fraak ".
Dimond. administrator OF tho ,stato OF
Charlc. d. Cole to sell roal csta C, was
grantcl. The pct lion OF the gu,rdian of Eva
May Cole, minor. 90 sell real estate for hotter
Investment wa, granted. The estate of Cath
rino d. W. Poarsc was considered, and it was
ordered that the ada illustrator, Alexander
O. sandford, bc naihorizcl 10 ny the sum ~
$3.50 for expenses O: rrair!ng g1aycsion' (;
also the sum Of Sl fur bricang up the .ravo
of Miss Pcarsc. Tho last wi and testament
Of Ann Lafnon was received and order Of
notice given o. he heard January 4, lso,. The
petition of John J. Christie, rnhrdinn of the
e,tatcs II Chnrlcs Elizabeth, Joseph and Fan.
mic j. Gilroy, minors. 10 scll real cat ate for
better inv stmcnr. was continrcd nis Tho
petition ~ stcphen W. Church. administrator
on the estate OF william H. Spuonor, 10 scll
rca' estate. was continued niE. The request
for q g appointment of william G. Can1old,
administrators on the esta of ". Fra ccs.
Jewell. wrs coaiinrei nisi.
Mr.. John II. Bailey, PRINCIPAL Of The n-w
VALLEY scho' !. has organized system % drill
for his pupils. numbcrins about % AZ the
sound o. the gong ih' entire number akc
their exit from IN" building In 80 seconds
Tho Earl, g. Prews Office on Hope stree! il
undergoing q complete renovation.