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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-17
WERE WELL TREATED.
Foreigners Arrested In Venezuela Have
Not Much to Complain or

Washington, July H. Minister An
drade Of Venezuela called on Secretary
Olney yesterday. IL is said the call had
no connection with the Guiana boundary
dispute. AS far as can be learned the
British have not made any demand for
Indemnity for the arrest of Crown Sur
voyor Harrison on the border.
Mail advices received from British
Guiana give the report made by E. c.
Klautky, who was with Harrison at the
time of his arrest. Klautky claimed
German citizenship, whereupon the
Venezuelan authorities released him.
He says they waited eight days before
making the arrest, with the evident pur-
pose OF getting orders from Caracas.
When the arrest occurred Harrison de-
manded to know by what authority II
was made, and was told that the min
lister of the interior had ordered il. M.
Elautky says the commander reluc-
family performed a disagreeable duty,
and showed Harrison and himself every
courtesy. Harrison handed Klautky
sealed dispatches from the British au-
thoritles, 90 which the Venezuelan COM
nander made no protest. The guard
making the arrest numbered Is soldiers.
including two English speaking coolies.
They were armed with rifles OF miscel-
laneous patterns. Klautky delivered
karrison's dispatches to Sir Augustus
Hemming at Georgetown. and they were
forwarded to Minister Chamberlain at
London. They e:e due TO arrive there
about the present time
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-17

Havcrh.ll. Mass. July 1.-THE four
story wooden building IN the rear OF
Washington square, occupied b. Lon
nox & Briggs az a morocco factory, and
Chase q Laubhan as an electric .,owcr
station, was guttcd BY rre mis- mora
ing. Two alarms called out the entire
department. The are probably started
from tho boiler in the portion occupied
hy the electric power plant. The ma
chiacry and co:tcnts agh practically q
total loss. The building was thoroughly
saturated with oil. and the IRE made a
clean sweep from top 10 bottom. The
total ings L. sn2 0nh
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-17
DEATH OF A FAMOUS RACER.
august Belmon's Stallion Rayon cor
Won S121,000.

The celebrated race horse and sire,
Rayon d'Or, belonging to August Bel
mont. is dead.
Rayon dor was great race horse. He
was chestnut horse OF heroic stature,
though not remarkably handsome ami
NAL. He was foaled in 1875, at the Haras
DaDgu, France, being by Flageolet, out
OF Arauceria, by Ambrose (son OF Toucn-
stonel; I'd dam, the great mare, Poca-
hontas, by Imp. Glencoe. His sire was
a great race horse,' while his dam also
threw CLAIMANT, Camelia, Stepbanotis
and Wellingtonis.
Rayon d,or's chief feat was bis victory
in the Doncaster st. Leger, but during a
career on the turf. of three years he was
won S12l, Gao. Besides the st. Leger he
won the Lavant, Clearwell, Prince of
Wales, ST. James Palace, Sussex, Great
Foal, Select, Champion and Great
Challenge stakes. ASS two-year-old he
won with as much as 129 pounds up, and
carried 131 and 1872 pounds to victory as
three and four-year-old respectively.
He won at all distances from five fur
longs up to three miles and a furlong.
Mr.. Scott bought the horse at the
Dangu sale and imported him in 1882 at
a cost OF about .si0, 600, to place him at
the head OF his Algeria Stud in Pennsyl-
vania. His success came quickly, and in
1888 twenty-three Of his get won eighty.
nine races and s75, 800. Some OF his great
est representatives have been Fenny,
Chaos, Banquet, Tea Tray, Rubicon, Don
DE Orc, Gipsy Queen, Defense, Bronco
marte, Belle dor, Quotation, Arundel,
Boiero, Sparling, Torchiight, Liza,
Maurice, Souffle and Golden Dream.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-17
TENNIS SCHEDULE.

The double championship for tennis
will be held in two sections, the eastern
section TO be played at Narragansett
Pier beginning Aug. 10, and the western
section at Chicago, beginning July 20.
The winners at Ch 'cago will play the
winners at Narragansetl. The winners OF
the match must then play Messrs. NAL
colin Chase and II. ID. Wrenn at Newport
for the national championship, prob
ably on Aug. is.
The entries for the western section
must be received on or before July 10, and
are to be filed with John A. Ryerson,
University CLUB, Chicago.
The entries for the eastern section
must be made with Secretary Whittelsey,
asino, Narragansett Pier. Tie. entrance
Zee for each pair is So.
Victor Elting, Jr., will referee the
Chicago matches, and DIR. James Dwight
the Narragansett matches.
The championship in singles will be
held at Newport, beginning Aug. Is.
Entries must be made with DIR. James
Dwight at the Casino, Newport, on or
before Aug. ID. The entrance fee for
the singles is s3. The winner OF the
tournament must meet Fred III. Hoyey
for the national championship.
AL matches will be best three In five
advantage sets, and first, second and
consolation prizes will be given In each
tournament.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-17
WILL RACE FOR GOLD.
Many Amateur Cyclists Enter the Pro-
fessiOnal List.

According TO the current issue of the
bulletin from the l.. A. w. Racing Board
the professional ranks have been swclled
by the addition OF 81 riders, 23 OF whom
willingly decide to compete hereafter for
cash. The remaining 80 are progressed
for various ipfIactions of the amateur
rule. The most notable graduates are A.
ID. Kennedy OF Chicago, and Oliver p.
Bernhart OF Toledo. who rode last year
in Class B. A sound dozen Of riders are
suspended pending investigation, and
among them are Monte Scott, of Provi-
uence, who won the time prize in the
Irvington- -Millburn race, and Albert
Haight, Of Chill, N. ", who captured
the time trophy in the Martin road race
at Buffalo, Charles a. Hadfield, the
much discussed Newark rider, is like
wise named as one worthy OF investiga-
ton. ID. 3. Johnson, Jr., A. Koch and
Charles Gillette, of College Point, n.
Y, and Phil Harlh OF New Rochelle, N.
Y, arc also included in the list. pun
ishDients are inflicted upon riders i'm
various psris Of tho country for com
potiug in unsactionod races, giving false
Information upon entry blanks, anu fail
ing to appear when entered. n long list
of sanctions granted completes the bulle-
Tin.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-17
ROYALTY on WHEELS.

People who suppose that royalty has
only lately tnileu 20 cycling are greatly
mistaken. In 1858 ". sawyer, cycle
manufactures living in Dover, was pat
ronized by the Prince OF Wales, "who
inquired minutely as to the capacity and
price OF his yeiocipedes.
SO much overcome. was Mr.. Sawyer by
this mark OF regal attention that Latter
his royal highness' departure he determ-
ined 10 make a handsome carriage, with
all the latest improvements, and present
1t for the acceptance OF his royal high
ness.v
subsequently the velocipede is describ-
ed as "a beautiful structure, capable o!
going at the rate OF eight miles an hour.
We arc not told who WAS pacemaker to
the Prince, or whether or not the eight
miles an hour were ever accomplished on
this "beautiful structure.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-17
PLUMBING PLANS.

Inspector Bemis received plans for
plumbing for the week ending July IL as
follows:
George II. Kenyon, l6 Bassett street;
William Millen.
Narragansett Real Estnte Co., salina
street; Thomas T.. Manney.
Mrs. Mary J. Clewhey, Kecne street;
Burdick Brothers.
Y. Williams, ~ Altnea srret; Jesse j.
Miner
z. Williams, 20 Aithea street; Jesse It.
Miner
z.wiliiams, rear 70 Althoa street; Jesse
W. a. Colweil. rear s2s Dexter street;
Jesse 4. Milner.
AIr. Beaney, ~ Brook street; Michael
j. Read.
Central Real Estate Co., westm instcr
and -Burrill street; Michael j. Read.
". IL. Hall, ~2la Weybosset street; J.
s. Fuller.
Edgar A. Perkins, 0hio avenue; viii
liam 4. Cassols.
John aud Bridget Roach, l73 lippitt
street; i. O'Connor.
Allen Greene Estate, IL Wheaton
street; John j. Stanley.
IA. Murphy, 67 wickcnden street; vii
liam j. Hussey.
Annie Manr0e, % BowdOin street;
Charles i. Wright.
William J. Crossiey. 139 Oxford street /;
Thomas i. Hudson.
L. q. Messenger, Broom street;
Charles r. Heck.
Mrs. L. A. Bucklin, 162 Clifford street !;
The Thomas Phillips Company.
Arthur q. Webster, 90 Bacon street;
The Thomas Phillips Company.
NsrragGnsett Real Estate Company,
Berkshire street, James Phillips.
Isabelle Macarthur, s37 Prairie avenue;
william NJ. Congdon.
Gity OF Providence. Arnold street
BRIGHAM street, Benefit street, Carpeni er
street, Kim street, Emwood venue,
Friendship street, Manning street, Ring
street, State street, John W. McAulife.
Ajax Brown, rs Bydeld streer, John
II. McAuley.
robert Manchester, 22o Washington
street, John L. McGann.
Mcclure Brothers, 81 Atwei's avenue;
John T. SlcGann.
L. schoenhardt, 1913 Gallup sireet /;
Jesse t. milner.
liam l.. Whipple.
James Martin, Berkshire street; A..
Hansworth.
W. A. wilkinson. Dartmouth avenue;
T.. Frank Carey q Co.
Henry Church, "a Sutton street; John
III. Macauley.
Isaac Hahn, 10 Msthewson street; W.
&. Rice Il 20.
". +. Joslin, 277 weyb ybosset street;
Charles w. Spencer.
Mr.. Childs, 10 Banding street; Thomas
j. McKeon.
John +. Oates, 725 Westminster street:
Henry I. Root.
F. A. walford, l2o Acorn street; Henry
+. Root.
George II. Grant, Melrose and Lexing-
ton avenues; L. W. Meehan.
Estate OF Thomas Walsh, 271 Dean
street; l.. l.. Billings.
Estate of w. 4. King, as College street !;
p. O'Connor.
Rebecca A. Chase, II Anthony street !;
p. & j. Tierney.
Rhode Island School of Design, 10
Waterman street; Charles *. Blackmar.
Robert Muir, 242 Eddy street; Jonn j.
Stanley.
William Barker, 1872 Friendship street; !;
Burdick Brothers.
A., Dickhaut, 305 Weybosset street ;Jesse
Il. Miner.
Horace Remington, Durfee and Ham,
mond streets; James g. Conroy.
julius Riewold, 4i2 Broad street ;
Charles X. Blackmar.
Tomasso Ricci, Grape street; A. Hams
worth.
L. w. Trobridge, 1856 Westminster street !;
T.. Frank Carey & Co.
Girard Hotel Corporation, 55 Eddy
street; Graham Brothers.
James NJ Scott, Elmwood avenue and
Carter street; p. W. Meehan.
!.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-17

teams led the Canadians by six points.
The individual scores OF the Canad ian
marksmen at this distance were as fol-
lows: Spearing, 81; Ross, 20; Grove, 2s;
Campbell, 27; Mitchell, II; Weller, 26;
Hayhurst, 2S; Ogg, 80. At 400 yards the
Canadians took the lead of the English
team by three points. The individual
scores at this range were: slpearing, u;
Ross, %; Grove, 90 Campbell. 20; Vel
Ter, 81; Hayhurst, ~; Ogg, 81: Mitchell,
26. The Canadians score al the 6J-yards
range was as follows; Spesrlng. 30; Ross,
rs; Grove, 2l; Campbell, n; Mitchell, %;
Weller, 20; Hayhurst, %: Ogg, 2h
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-17
THE MCANDESCrNT LIGHT.
Some OF the Curious OF Commonplace
Uses 10 Which 4; Is Put.


Ineandescent electric lights are used to
illuminate the eyes OF mounted animals,
bears, tigers, and lions shown by fur
riers. Here obviously light with n
flame would not do, while the iucaudcs-
cent light answers the purpose well and
conveniently. The Wire Is run from the
head, down through tho animals body
and out through one OF It's feet to con-
nection with the service wire OF tho store.
lpcandescent lights are used IN refrig-
orators, such as ice boxes of the whole
sale dealers In cut flowers aud the
butcher. Their use in sidewalk show
cases is smiliar; In dressing SHOW win.
dows the ilexibe connection ain;lts OF
placing tho light.whcr IL is wanted with
each new triCming OF the window.
They are used In electric signs. some
oi which are permanent, while Others are
formed OF lcttUrB that are movable, like
types, so that the sign can be readily
changed as often as may be desired.
Electric numbers arc made In the same
way. One may sec n painter al work at
night In store, paint brush in one hand
and electric light-with the wire trailing
away back OF HMM the Other 20 en-
able him to see the better in some nook
or Granny that he is painting.
The incandescent lamp IL used 20 light
sfdcVU1K HwUfnTs. Tho fH-r-uv- -uru --trun Y
along wire hnng rnGer the ridge pole
inside the awning; the wire and tho lamps
are simply taken in when the awning ia.
Movable bill boards are Nominated In
the same manner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-17

New York. July lI.-Mamic Kenihlc ";
Bayonnc. aged Z. went to crHw pail ~
water from a tlEtcrn in the yard. when
she top1lcd head hrst Into the Nater
lier mlshcp was witnessed by Thomas
Higgins. aged a.. who ram 10 the CisterE,
and. finding that hc could Tot tCach me
child othcrairc, h. lowered himncl'. feet
iirst. holding hard with his la'.dr TO me
wooden curbiug, Whilc thc little stil
grasped his feet Ills cric3 ;or help at
traCtcd attention. aud hc aaG iao sirl
were hauled from the water
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-17
oAUTIER TO FIGHT WEIR.

Sisto Gautier, better known as "Young
6isto,' the idol of the Federal Hill
Athletic Club, is matched to fight Weir
of New York and the articles were signed
yesterday at Hotel Perrin.
The fight Is to be at 110 pounds and for
the largest purse offered by the club.
John Evans holds the forfeit.
Sisto is also looking forward to contests
with Patscy Haley, Moxey Hough and
Young keenan,.
Sisto was brought out In Providence
during the past year, or to be more ex-
plicit, made his debut as q pugiist on
March /, 1895, when he met and defeated
Rapnaele Nassi in two rounds. Since
then he has becn pnatched IL times, win
ming all of his fights with the exception
of two, one OF which was decided against
him on foul and the other on points.
6isto's record in brief is as follows:
John Moore, four rounds at Johnston,
March is, stopped by police; on May l3,
draw with Charles McNally; Walter
Delsney defeated in four rounds; Sisto
then defeated McNally at the West
minister Theater I'm six rounds and on
July Is fought Jack Hart to ten-round
draw.
Peter Maher is on bis way to San Fracis-
co to fight Joe Chonyski Aug. 4. As
usual he is confident OF winning and
has q good chance OF doing so.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-17
WON BY TIE cANApIANs.

LONDON, July H. The Kalapore cup
has been won by the Csnad ian riflemen,
at the tourDment at Bisley. The score
OF the various teams was as follows:
Canada, 65B points; England, GA; Guern-
sey, 6lS; Jersey, $50. The weather today
was warm and fine, in every way favor
able FOR the sport. At the conclusion OF
the shooting At 200 yards, tho English
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-17
THE NEW ENGLAND R. R. co
Passenger Train Service. Week Days,
Corrected 10 June II, 1896.

Passenger Train Service. Week Days,
Corrected 10 June II, 1896.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE As follows;
For Boston-S 80. uisS o. IA : hEfuAS 2@sp. ~
b:25 p. m Na
wALPoLE-S,ss, nissan.
FRASKLIN--5;t6, ii;sS a. m. 5,B .. a
NLFOR Rp-5;sS. iiibl A MT b;S p. m
ARLINGroH-Fl70 0h 6tS, Fbi3o p. m.
WEST ARLlNGToN-Fi2it6 F5is6 FS;so .. -
KNIGHTsVILLE--Fi2 o., b;&s, Fs. 20. 'l1 p. N
NAYLANp PARk-F $3.50. $500 a M iiso&
F4ai FBsts. Fss3o. PAS. Fs'li;lo p. m.
NATIcK, RIVER POINT, cESTRBvILLn
wAsuINGToN-s.so ssos = nj I::oa t;2A 6'A
t;S0, Tlb "u!l3 .. m
cRANsToN oAKLAwN--s;o 500 a m; i:,e4
ss2a $50 ESQ 5,lA 'sIl;ls .. m.
PONTIAC, ARcrIc--tsia a m.; i2scS, i.ss. 6.A
$3.50, P7:ls s'IliDp. "A.
oUIDsick a ~.i n'ct s:o. csc. F7it
"il!.9 ~
ANTToNY-s:.0. 500 s. NJ; ,:..x .aiA S.sa. ga
7:l- ."u:lt y. ~.
CovkS:HS, srkRLiSo-sIa .,ea - NJ. ts9l
susaIr onsExE. oSEco, soosUr. ~-Aiy.
fiELp-GG. 3'oe a. nj ti1- 7ii5 ,. r.
JEWETr CITY, cAErRRHrNy. scoTLASn
NEkS tLI4ss, BALTIC. scDTh wlsDaAx
$40. g:ss g. m; i;2t, IN. ~ "a
-NlEA.zhSIic-zsass sog :. ~; s.A irI p -.
HtETFo2D-s;ta, SioO O. m ti?a, itis = ~
FISbKiEs.A rH~~CRO--siso a m.
NoAyick-s'a, ties g. n; si's. ynIp.s.
WA sEDusr. pASbpaY-sise - N.
CHICAGO AND 7B-s wEsr MA NEwBUNa
AID 2RiE H'l--soa e. m-
PASCoAo Aso lNTSRMEDiA1E STATIONS.
t;.s, ti%A ~; s.i9, tsa1, ssd ssIiitS .. ..
ReisrnisS lcsvs rss-sss a. San. !;n ~ -;
ig.sg, ~ ana ''siVe .. a.
An tr>ins Iesvs EeLi wsst end ~ Enssa DspoA
rr,vijsrc..
"s.sardsys osly fstsr- on roi'se
VIZ HANCOCK. q. cA
IS. sIEs. sv.A
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-17
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Ht C1evefand-cfevcfund, z; Boston, L.
At Cincinnati-Cincinnat 3; Baltimore,
O.
at Louisville-Louisville l2; New York,
z
At st. Louis-Brooklyn. q: st. Louis. 1.
At Chicago-Chicago, II; Washington, s.
At Lewiston-New Bedford. 4; Lewiston.
3.
Ht Bangor-Tangor. 4; Brockton, 3.
At Portland-Fall River. 12: Portland, 4.
At Augusta-Augusta, 8; Pawtucket, 9.
I. Augusta, 8; Pawtucket. 4.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-17
EY.donrc All In.

Nilkeshnrrc. Pa, July l7--i'hc corn
mission app0iated by Governor Hast
ings 10 investigate tle 1'wih frSft dis
nster at pi,,ston. 10 wa,sn IS iainera
wsrc entotahcd three weeks ago. cudcd
It's session yesterday, ana repor: tc The
executive WIZ be made In "a low days.
The work ~ rescue al the~Shsf, IL pro-
yressing slowly
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-17

The owners of and believers in small
yachts are delighted at the result OF yes
terday's meeting of the New York Yacht
Club when the following amendment to
racing rules was unanimously adopted:
Amend rule 1, section 3, as follows:
Class 4, not over go and over 81 feet rae
ing length; class 8, not over 81 and over
13 feet racing length; class @, not over
81 and over 36 feet racing length; class
2. not over 81 feet racing length.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-17
EASTERN LEAGUE.

? The Grays had an day off yesterday, and
there were but two games In the Eastern
League. Rochester at home, defeated Al
bany by ~ to s and at Syracuse Buffal1
won from the home team by the score
of 3 to 3.
Today's games are: Adelaide Park,
S:45. Providence vs. Buffalo; Syracuse
at Scranton; Rochester at Wilkesbarre;
Albany at Springfield.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-17

10 prevent pale ana delicate children
from lapsing into chronic invsiids letter
TN liic. they should take Ayers s,rsa.
parilla together with plenty o. wholcsoma
food and outdoor exercise. what they
need ic buIlo up the system is good red
blood.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-17
CHAMPION CRICKET MATCHES

LONDON, July 17.-In the cricket match
between the All-England eleven and the
Australian Cricket Club, at Manchester
today, when the last of the antipodesns
Nss put out their score was 4l2 runs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-17

LONDON, July IL. - In the game OF
cricket between the Repton Grammar
School eleven and the team from Haver-
ford College, Pennsylvania, which was
begun at kepton yesterday, the Haver-
ford players scored 2Sl runs when their
last man was put out.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-17
LEAVE PROVIDENCE FOR
BRISTOL AND FALL RIVER

(From South Water Street Wharf
Week days, a m, 20 a. m. ON Fridays takiD q
freight only and 4 80 p. m. sundays q. m.
and p. m. Leave Fall River for Bristol and
Proyidenos week days. u. IN. and 30 p. m.
Is y. m. on Fridays taking freight only;
Sundays, 10 a. IN. and 8 45 p. m.
Landing at BRISTOL FERRY 20 a. m, from
Fall River and 80 p. IN. from Providence.
week days only).
(Steamer Queen City, In morning from
Eeaconnet and afternoon from Providencs
also stops at Bristol Ferry.
Lsays Fall River for Rocky Point. Sundays,
10 q. m, / 10 and 5 S5 p. m. Return, tc and
y. M 90.
All freight must hs delivered nt wharf 90
minutes before boat leaves TO insure ship.
msus..
Special rates for parties going 20
Shore Resorts. Newport Fall River. bfistoi,
or Block Island.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-17

No morphine or opium IN Dr. Miles pAtS
PILLs CIHE All Pain. "Ono cont a dOsc."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-17

PROVIDENCE DIVISION.
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yiichours ana way ,is,i0us. s.sa sa I. m., .s, nm
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WORCESTER DIVISION.
rrsinsleaye Providence as foliowsfor,
WohCKsrER-6is5 texp l7sa5 taeoml 7,so (exp.l
~ t.Ssoms S wsos,1Si.: n .sse0% as h@ s,s
81 p ni. tAceoml.
sundays-sIn Am. sseeom.,; 900. sas p. N
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t.ao $50. sab p. m.
bLAcksToNb : JUNcTioS-S.S,, M q SD. s.io. iohA
!i;:Osm; i'co. a'So. go. 4's'. S'ia S'''. ''is.
sundays $50 iO'.. M ia'oD ESQ. 500. s,:S TOO.
wooNssooKETgg,Sssns g,Ss ?; m 1.v, ,.o "a, suo ,o,,a
li:u a. m. i:oo. i;bo aisa t;oA %'2o. s;ia S'$a
7;i. s;le. iliss p. m.
'iSv. s:l5. s;o. pm.
WARREN AND BRISTOL BRANCH
Leave PROVIDENCE tIndia Street Station for
FALL RlVER-b:4b, i:s6 $3.50, i0:5 atm. I2:S,
l.s6, 4sl6, t;So, b:l5, eitb, SIS and II Is p.
sundays-s;b6 q m. and $50 y. m.
FEWPoRr-Siis, 1i4a, $50 a. m; li46, $3.50, Ola.
6i45 p. m. sundays-055 a. N. and 6;sop m
Warren and way stations saA 7;41 s;lS, $3.50, (ex-
pressI and l0i26 a. m. aud ii;s5. l46, 3;le, t;i4
tiso (eIpressh b;Ib, ssis, $3.50, 7iS6. s:lS. and
ll;ib p. IN.
Sundays at s:s6. a. m. and $3.50 D m.
BRIsToL-6ai. i:ib, s;lb. $3.50 (express), Io;B q
m.; 1880, i;l6 s,b tii5. S,So, 5;i6. s:i6, s:<s,
7;s'. sii6 aud las p m. Sundays, s;55 a M.
$3.50 p. m,
Electric cars leave Exchange Place. Providence.
at $50 1850, si. 1910 M; 1850. iio. 500
tils $500, 600, $40, las. and $500 p. m.
Leave Market Square az liiCo pi m.
sundays At si3S O. IN, and si5 .. m.
Sleeping cars onlyt D coaches and sleepipg
care all parlor eaIsi a via waipoie Lane.
oEo. L. CONNER A, @. KENDALL.
foTIrsme NansgeL. Cen, Pass'T Agsst
u. a. ALLAN. osnl supk
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-17
STEAMER
Queen City

Gili leave f0accuat PSin,, daiiy, SUNDAYS
frrcpied. FUr roNfCsrcs tfl5 =. ~. pi-rc-s
Aisr,. A. M. Ssvtarn f:sa IN: Lgin
h. nctnrrinr. l.avs irovtd,nes. iooi 4
eiab.t strs.', rsst eius. ka0 y. pI. hum.
phrsys 4 Cbprsas vh,ti, .i,siton, 30 e. "a.
@stufusgs ,-ns- l'UNiisnce, $50 y. r.;
TivsrSun. 5.th y. ~. t,furs.ub rste-. NM'
land at hvsccrns'. ~esthsr rsrmitNng.
J. 4 fET1FD, tenersl ksrsges
a. -. bog lssl prVsissscs h.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-17
s-THREE TRIPS DAILY TO 8
PRUDENCE AND CONANICUT.

The first boat from Newport and last p. M.
boat from Providence to Newport stop at
Prudence and Conanicut Parks daily. sundays
included. Every Tuesday the q. m. boat
from Providence and p. m. boat from New
port VIII stop at Prudence and Conanicut
parks.
EXCURSION TICKETS ONLY 20 CENTS.
CHILDREN HALF phlCE.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-17

NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.

Time tables giving fnil information
ss to local and through train service
may DO obtained at Proyidencs Sta
tion and stations below.
TRAIN SERVICE PROM PROVIDENCE,