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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-16
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
DIR. Terrells Executive Committee and The
Mckinley Club Advisory Committee
Hold Sessions.


Mckinley Club Advisory Committee
Hold Sessions.
The Republican executive COM
mittec OF Bexar county, of the
wing represented by DIR. Terrell,
DIR. Clifford and others, held a
meeting yesterday afternoon in the
Mckinley headquarters in the
Stevens building, with Is of the IL
members present, the absentees
being Mayor Elmendorf and G. l..
Sauer.
A communication from the Rail-
way Mems Association, requesting
that Republican speaker be APP
pointed TO deliver a speech on the
Republican principles of the presi-
Dental campaign, at their barbe.
cue to be held September 10, was
received and the proposal was ac-
cepted. A good speaker will be
selected.
Mr.. e. P. Corbett was elected
permanent secretary, of the COM
mittee. Vacancies on the board OF
precinct chairmen were filled as
follows:
No. Julius Erkner.
No. S-H Brendel.
No. 100. E. Silverthorn.
No. 15-P. III. Shook.
Messrs. Frank Roberts, Nat Sulz-
hacker and o. s. Newell were APP.
pointed as committee to decorate
the Mission Garden hall for the
congressional convention to be held
next Tuesday.
Messrs. q. w. Ogden, r. w. Wal.
lace, G. G. Clifford, Thad. Bell and
w. s. Anderson were appointed as
q committee on entertainment of
visiting, delegates to the conven-
ton. They have power to appoint
subcommittee to assist.
Mckinley headquarters and gen.
eral Information bureau for dele
gates were established in the Nc.
Kinley club rooms of the Stevens
building.
The committee then adjourned.
After the meeting Of the eXecu-
tive committee the advisory COM
mittee OF the McKinley-Hobart
club met, with 16 members present.
DIR. Fred Terrell, on account of be-
ing chairman. of the county COM
mittee, resigned as secretary and
sE.P. Corbett and Thad. Bell were
elected secretaries.
The use of the club rooms were
stendered as Republican headquart-
ers and it was decided to have pub
lie speaking therein every Sstur-
day night during the campaign.
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Don't Forget.

All delegates to the Republican
congressional convention, elected
by the Regular (Beckmann) party
at Mission garden will hold a
meeting tomorrow night in Scholz's
hall.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-16
Don't Forpet.

All delegates to the Republican
congressional convention, elected
by the Regular (Beckmann) party
at Mission garden, will hold a
meeting tomorro " night in Scholz's
hall.
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A Mild Kick.

by Special Wire to the SUNDAY LIGHT,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Aug. 10
Baron Fava, Italian ambassador,
called at the state department this
morning and had an interview
with Acting Secretary Rockhill re-
garding the lynching of the three
Italians in Louisiana. On leaving
Fava expressed himself as conf
dent of a satisfactory Outcome,
which could not be digniGea by
the term OF Incident. Fava \xe.
mains in Washington until the
matter is adjusted. "
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-16
Don't Forget.

All delegates to the Republican
congressional convention, elected
by the Regular (Beckmann) party
in Mission garden will hold a
meeting tomorrow night in Scholz's
boll
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-16
Don't FORGET.

All delegates to the Republican
congressional convention, elected
blythe Regular (BeckmanDl party
at Mission garden, will hold a
meeting tomorrow nightin Scholz's
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way u Co., VINO are
recognized as the
leading aud most
successful hysi-
clans and spt cialists
in this country in all
diseases peculiar to
men and women.
Theylead others fol-
low. Consult them
and you are safe OF
being cured in the
shortest possible
time consistent with
safe aud scient hc
,traafnapt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-16

Papa Paige is Offering big
reward for the return OF his spec
tacles, stolen yesterday. He says
there will be no questions asked.
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THESE DOCTORS DO IT! DO WHAT?

Cure thousands of people afflicted with PRI-
VATE, SKIN AND BLOOD DISEASES where
other doctors and specialists fail. Absolute
proof of this assertion can be given, If neces-
sary. WHAT DOCTORS do this2 DR.. Hatha-
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Paper Wedding.

Al Jolly crowd of young people
CAV Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Tolle q
pledsAn surprise Friday evening
at teir home on Dakota street,
ths secession being their first annlk
fsary. y
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The usual services will be held
in all the churches and chapels to-
day.
The hours for services during
the fall and winter will be changed
in September.
st. Vincent de Paul society will
meet after second mass in st.
Mary's church this morning.
A. 0. HI, will meet Thursday
night at O'clock.
st. .Alberts society will meet
this afternoon.
Rev. Father Parisot, OF Browns.
Vile, Tex, has been added to the
staff Of st. Mary's church.
Rev. Father Spenner, chaplain
of st. Louis college. has been trans
ferred to Dayton, Ohio, and Rev.
Father Weckesser, Of Dayton, has
been given charge at st. Louis col
lege. Father Sponner will leave
tomorrow for his new field.
Sister Ambrosia, Of st. Henry's
school, Is i'll with fever.
Brother James, of st. Mary's COL
iege, was transferred to st. Louis
college last week.
The retreat OF the Sisters Of the
Incarnate VOID closed yesterday
sWith high mast. Over 100, sisters
As'e in attendance. Nine sisters
ies their perpetual vows and
r their temporal vows.
|apt. j. A. Mccormick has re-
ned as vice. president OF the A.
%. H., and Mr.. Tom Garvin has
been elected TO succeed him.
st. Joseph's society has accepted
an Invitation from st. Lpuis society
of Castroville, 10 visit thSm on St.
Louis Day, August %, to Selebrate
their patronal feast. q
Rev. Father John Pinnel Aof Vic.
toria, was in the city last week.
First communion of the children
of the Kerrville parish will be re,
ceived today.
Bishop Verdaguer, of Laredo
passed through the city last Mon
day on his way to Corpus Christi
Bishop Forest will officlate al
the comforting of Ahe religious
habit on II novices at\ CastrovilIe
convent today. "
Mrs. John Ruckmab and Miss
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-16

The Turner's gave dance last
night in their hall, whi9h was a
well attended and enjoyable affair.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-16
O'OONNOR Is MANAGER.
Michael Will Have Charge of the Bron-
ohos-Yesterday's Game.

Michael Will Have Charge of the Bron-
chos-Y Yesterdays Game.
1t Is announced that Mike O'Con-
nor has been appointed manager
OF the San Antonio baseball team.
He is to have sole charge of the
players on the field as we'll as off.
II knowledge OF the game is all
that is required, O'Connor will
make a successful. manager, for
there is not a point that he does
not understand, and he can argue
with the best Of them. But to
handle a SGT OF ball players
is not an easy task, espe.
ci8lly a losing team. 1t is
hoped that O'Connor will get bet
ter work out of the men. His APP
pointment becomes effective today,
and the cralks would like to see
him have easy sailing.
The Bronchos lost yesterdays
game to the Senators by errors. 1t
was a long, tiresome game, devoid
OF any brilliant playing, with the
exception of three double plays by
the visitors. Herman played
second base for Austin and put up
good game.
The score by innings is as fol-
lows:
N
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-16

Mrs. John Ruckmah and Miss
Alpha Butler, Helenk, Karnes
county, We're registered at the
Southern yesterday.
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CATHOLIC NEWS

n = .
EHE wEEK's oKst, DER.
|nday+St. Hyacinth, apostle
voland and Russia.
donday-St. Liberatus, Abbott
I'D six Monks, martyrs, 4S3.
4 Tuesday-St Joachim, father of
the Blessed Virgin; st. Helena,
empress, finder OF the true cross
st, Agapetus, martyr.
Wednesday-St. Louis, bishop Of
Toulouse. i
Thursday-St. Bernard, "last Of
the fathers"
Friday-St. Jane Frances Chan
tai. E
Saturday-St. Symphorian, mar
tyr. re-
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-16

sPECIALTIEs-specifc Blood Poisoning, Ner-
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Mail treatment given by sending for Symp-
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SUMMARY.

Batteries-For San Antonio,
Nevin and Stanley; for Austin,
Crowell, Caullitiower and Heydon.
Two-base hits-Keefer, Miller /,
Stanley l, Weikart /, Heydon l,
Bailey l.
sacrific hits-Crowell /, Elsey l.,
O'Connor /.
Stolen bases l, Burns
l, Weikart l, Badger l, Caulli.
flower i.
Struck out-Nevin 2, by Caulli-
flower l.
Bases on balls by Nevin 5, by
Crowell 4, by Caulliflower 2.
Hit by pitcher-Kleeman 2, Stan
ley l.
Left on bases-San Antonio IL,
Austin 10.
Double plays-Burns to Herman
to Weikart 2. Kienan to Weikart.
Passed ball-Heydon. ~
Time 2.12.
Umpire-Clark.
Today's game is called ford 10
o'clock. Psrvin and Stanley Ore to
do the battery work for San knto.
Mo, and Coulliflower and Hsydon
are booked for Austin.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18
GOT UP EARLY.
HOW Mr.. Hill Savei Himself and
Wife From Asphyxiatlon.
Both are SIN Suffering From lh. Effects
OF Coal Gas.

Joseph Hill jeweler of this eitv vbo
resides In johnston had q very disaeree-
ao'e experiences en- Monday morning. On
retiring on Sunday night he left a are IN
the stove In ons OF the rooms adioiuipg
MS sleeping apartment ana hsu nc nor
oeen an early riser it is probable he and
ms wife would have been found dead
rom the effects Of coal gas. As wa. bi,
custom on Monday ,morniog. however. he
sot up at . O'Clock and did not notice
IN ,snaNthlog wrong until he opened tne
..c"en ,h door to go into the entry. lie
sa en snuueniy collapsed and fell In a
nesp on the hoor and for quite a wblla
renamed , unconscious. On reco,eriao
a,a nis sens"s be went TO see il his wife had
ano snesen sn from the effects of tho gas
ai anu iounu her In precarious condition
ne 1 n3tlned his neigh bors OF the trouhIe
~ nna men was just abie to era vi to a chair
10 MS nome. Yesterday bis conditinn
was was much better but sirs. Hillis conSition
i'o u OF seem TO be as much improved
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18
WANAMAKER is WILLING.
10 Accept the Nomination For senator
From Pennsylvania,

Philadelphia, Nov. 1S.-Ex- Postmaster
Eeheral John Wannamaker has sisn,ead
h,s Willingness to be 4 candidate g..
United States senator from Pennsv,-
wanna TO succeed j. ID. Cameron whose
Term expires March 3. 1897. The ex-
tcutlVe committee OF the PhiIadeInbia
oFanch OF the National League of Busi-
hessmen sent letter to Mr.. Wanna
maker, asking him TO allow the use OF his
name as a candidate. The committee
yesterday received the following replv.
have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt OF your favor of yesterday ad-
Vsing me Of the action OF the executive
committee OF the National League of
businessmen. In naming me as candi-
gate Tor the United States senate Most
heartlly do | subscribe to the declaratiop
OF principles upon which your organIza-
uoh is founded. and in compliance with
your request / consent To be n candidate
TOT the nigh office In question. and suh-
nut myself to the favorable considerations
Oh the representatives Of the people In tho
general assembly OF this common
wealth."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18
President Capen's Debt.

boston' Nov B.-Attorney Genera,
NnOwiton' assignee Of President Cane
VI iutts college, made statement YES.
.eruay concerning President capen,s
onalrs' The whole amount OF President
Sapen sca Indebtedness is S62, ,320. of which
sos'oVV Is secured, and SIS, ,52O unsecured
vi thls $4,000 was for endorsements 70,
ms brother. Joel Capen, of stourbton.
sl"ooo was for endorsements for the
s',an 'cmeham nam Gas Light company, leaving
yI'-O private unsecured indebtedness
IN regard to the claim OF the trustees
oi Iufts college, Mr.. Knowlton stated
.hat neither the college nor the trustees
would lose anything by President
Capen's failure. eA'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18
Dr. storrs' Jubilee

view york, Nov. ls.-The golden tub,.
zee ceieoration. commemorating the 20
Sears pastorate OF Rev. DR. Storrs in
prooklyn. took the form OF a banquet
nst night, given in honor Of the vener-
Doie uivine by the Hamilton club. Gov
ers were laid for 100 at the clubhouse
ana many prominent citizens and pubI,c
men were present. The speakers ali
spoke In words Of admiration of DR.
Storrs In reply, the guest oSthe even.
ins reviewed briefly his half centurv's
work IN Brooklyn. and spoke feelinglv
OF the many kind words that had been
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18
IHE FIFTY YEARS CLAUSE
"''es Venezueia Just the Land For which
She Has Been contcndi,y

washington. Nov ls. - Ex-Ministe,
ecruggs, who is acting as counsel for tho
nehezueIan government, called ar tbe
Whlte House yesterday, but owing 70
,he cabinet meeting did not see tbe
president. Mr.. Scruggs says the effect
OF the clause making so years essential
70 constitute settled districts in tha
venezuelan boundary dispute will he tc
give venezuela the entire Barima gold
country, which is the most vaIuabIe
tract In Venezuela, and also the mir
Orihoco river country, including tha
waterway itself. the banks. the mouth
ana the land off the mouth. The Britisb
nave coaling station and rendezvous
On one OF these islands, but Mr.. scr,gq.
says the British occupancy began IN
ieoo' and cannot possibly come within |
.he oo-year term Of the settlement r.
MS opinion. the evidence will narrow the
br,tish 90 years occupancy to the strIn
ol iand' triangular In form, between tbe
Cuyuni and Pomeron rivers. This is 70,
70 the east and South of the vaIuabIs
orInoco and Barima sGuntry.' which con.
stItuteS the great issue at stake
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18
-. -
Figures From tho ,,,.

:. "ashlns'on' Nov. ls.-The records Of
E" ~ 'e"suIy department show that from
80 a. 1850 10 Nov. l. there were coined
o. 'ne nilhts OF the United States l6. 262. 4.
standard silver dollars from tbs
aIa.Ice OF bullion on hand purchased
unuer the act of July IA, 1890. The
O. se'S ,iiorese upon this amount was
s"'oo-'foo which has been turned i.a1a
,nu ni',,' treasury. The balance Of the sjIvo,
ou',ion purchased under the act Of 1Saf
on hano Nov. /. 1896. was l25, ,06lsCs fiae
.unces' .,' which cost the goveTnment
eiI-'oo0,o-o' The coinage value OF This
amount is $16l, $4,000 - 'NiS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18
Fiendi-bsAssnuIt aye,,o,

Evansville. Ind, Nov. 1s-At Carbon
Fred Williams called AZ the bor,a -
Mrs. Palm. who was sick and oftenn,od
aSSdult her. Her entreaties proved
o' 10 aVal. Just as the woman's 12-
s,ar-oiu child entered the room. VIII
inns transferred his lustful attempts 10
,ne cnIiu' ard accomplished his purpope
AZ soon as williams escaped an alarm
was F'Ven' and 20 or more men armed
themselves and began the chase. WIN.
,1hls wss overtaken and shot dead.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18
Attempted Double Tragedy

Southwick. Mass. Nov IsJasor
o'her' 90 years of age. made an unsuc.
Sessiui attempt at murder and suicids
iast night He returned from huntinp
eNpedition in the middle of the after.
noon ana about $50 o'clock had a dis.
pu'e WIN his wife. He drew a revolver
from MS pocket and shot at his wife.
M VINO had stepped into an adjoining room
Inc spot did not take effect and lodged
IA the wall beyond. He fired another
snot INTO the ceiling. and then shot him.
ser IN the back Of the neck. The bail
TOOK an upward course and lodged near
the base Of the skull. The wound is q
serious one, and the physicians give
httie hope Of HIS recovery
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18

SHERIFF'S SALE,

,ray 10y virtue OF an execution, No. 2.9Oa issned
III ,ne District Court Of the Sixth judicial
Dis,rlct on the State of Rhode Island hoidnn
IN in ,he ne county of Providence for said district
ua. um .ne Lo,h day of November, A. ID. lsM and
r usuIhaDIe DC, 10 said court the 10th cav Of FeS.
pnay TpIary ISy1' wherein Murray, SPHINX ~ 90. os
sroNiuence' copartnership composed of Peter
pi y; murray, George A. Sphinx. Horace ~
bIapchard and III. A. Young. are MANI; efs ~
,rnu ,nana "A, ana M seniette Company, s. d. Keane
ara ralsser' now or comorant Of Providence
are the defendants will be sold M p,,hli.
aaEnetion aEp FRIDAY, the 9th day of NoyEM. 1F,1to
Gtal DnaAl "a. ~ lS1, at l2 o'clock norn. af tha
1hnerin sh onice in the county court bouse at
sns .nS corner OF College and Benefit streets in
scrihod r Gdi,y , OF providence, the following de-
the original writ in the suit on wbich ,ba On
CO., 1pveraeScrioed execution was obtained: One
sv;od sv~Tier ei,, SCALES -. with glass case
i.';T aan' az o o'clock and 30 minutes % m. and
Wiz ~ oe sold to satisfy said execution f ~
ANDRE BLANCHARD. Deputy Sheriff
nl6-llt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18

~ ,rigate birds, or alhstrosses. marked
bsvs noppea leather or some other gD.
sno night for whole wsek. E,,hlrr sss
uIood OF the fish which they ustch
.pe ram water wbicn sometimes lies on
~ sIt sea after storms. sufgica.
,or tneir wants; or else, like sntelones T., =,
rss,,. au uesert ana gras, paroquets, they pev.r
really want to drink ct ali. "e'er
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18
After CautaIn naIi.v.

Halifax, Nov. 1S.--Police Inspector Nc.
Gowan of st. Johns. n. F.. arrived q,
North Sydney yesterday. on the revenu,
cutter Fiona. The inspector is on nj,
way to Montreal to arrest Captair
Delisle. of the steamer Tiber. which ra r
Gown, and Hk=iAs=st.At,r,,trr- tav1tu-
mhile coming out of St Johns recently
~ which Ia persons were drowned
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18
The ola way OF delivering m...,s.. h,

pos, ooys compared with the modern t,le.
pnoone, Illustrates the ola tedious met bod.
oi oreaking' colds compared with tbsir
CoOgh Cure. ""e ''"u'e
Joseph S. Johnsop,s phsyu.ev an,
Westminster street; Metzger,s ph., es'
go North Main street: Al f,.a,. psy,
macy, ell EDDY street. "sr
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18
Bear Created n Panic.

Paris, Nov. lS.-During a bull and bea,
nght at Figureas. in Spain. near the
french frontier. yesterday, the bea,
broke his chain and scrambled against
the audience. Many persons were In.
Jured in the stampede before the bear
was shot ~'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18
Wilheimina engaged. -

faris' Nov. 1s.-According to Tn,
Ecno de Paris the regent and the Queer
OF Holland Will spend the winter in italy
where Queen Wilhelmina will be be
trothed to an Italian captain Of royal
blood who has won the queens affeo
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18
Clever Thief Got ssooo

faris' Nov. ls.-By a clever ruse a man
disguised as postman yesterday SO.
cured a bag OF registered letters OF III,
value OF $4,000 francs (ssOOO) from a mai
cart In the Rue de Allemagne, and de.
camped.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18
Business Opportunity!

We know Of an unusually de-
sirable opening for a Young
man with a few thousand dol
lars to invest in a well estab-
iished business in Providence
ADDRESS Box H-I4 News Office.
o3i-u
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18
Italy Draws late n,

Leipsic, Nov. 1S.-The Neueste Mach.
rlchten OF this place. supposed to be in.
spired by Prince Bismarck, hints tina,
taiy also (as well as Germany. In 1891
Russia. "'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18

MADRID Nov. ls.-Advices received her,
from haoana state that Captain General
Neyler continues TO advance into IN.
mountains OF the interior, Pinar del Rio.
sho that Maceo avoids giving battle.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18
Coming Hama

London, Nov. 1s.-Mr. and Mrs. Waite,
s-ettstfe of Sunr Francisco sailed far
sne united states on board the steame,
d. Paul, from Southampton, today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18

~; TEDIManufacturers Agents to renrs-
I'll. fniiadelphia factory goods are raed
sellers. permanent and lucrative arrsnsy ssnay
inents with right party. Bissy Manufac,s,.
,,h M Co., Firth and Locust streets, PhiiaSei.
nlg NJ
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18

10 LET.-Very Desirable, Pleasant Tene-
iasns ias y. Oh seven rooms, modern improvements
W. OhIptnitr streef. MS A.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18

10 LET-Cottage of rooms ON Gladstone
street. Inquire pa Potters avenue. MIA a.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18

10 LET-Low.r Tenement 50 ship street. os
M rn rooms, , 70 family of adults. Apply ia
O.Ato nut ctrcet- nj az
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10 LET-On Smiths Hill; tenement. 10
at riDie, street; rooms, on floor; rent reason.
.niolIe 10 NlOlet 81. nl4-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18

10 LETIli4 Wendell street. good tenement
tenant. 40" W soou %
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~ LEf1At II Penn street, a beautiful fen
~ rmen. OF large rooms on second floor; inn
Provements; convenient TO Broadvav and
good neighborhood; small famiIy. ra, ala sra
per month. Apply TO % Eddy street n1s.at
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18

eo ~ LET1Lower tenement. six rooms ON a
mepts; at 1913 Gallup street: rent Sl7. nis'e,
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foh hENT-Upper part $50 Pine street. sg,
psr month. ID. Russell Brown 62 Exchanss
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TO LET-No. y Burgess stree, ao,-o-
rooms pantry, bath, wafer closet ON second
ppor, ~ besides cellars and attics. Apply 10 ID.
n. Leach d Co., llo Lester street. nis9t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18

.,wniS x,IED-An Idea Who can think OF some
WI NAY bring you wealth. Write John
,mscosrp1rn q Co, patent atsorneys. Wash.
III of sD ~ v. fcr thar $500 prize offer and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18

40 LET-Lower. tenement in house l59
Soreaoh s,ar street, 3d. Apply at so4 westmin-
- 9''' AoA'haho DELL. nlS-l2t
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10 LET First-class upper tenement. AK
M Sirans.on S,, street. Apply w. A. Mathewson'
80 ooPofior suest. nIs-6t
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.,n .,wnANTED-Bicyle or Typewriter i'm ex.
koO Norwich, Conn. ''o,n; nfa. 10 pox
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HOUSES TO LET.


TO LET-small tenement 2.6 Eddy strest
ssa month, In good order. Cali at IS Elm
N~f i'0ooit muir. nl7-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-18

10 LET-Desirable Tenement; 2s6 BROAD
S'ree'' modern conveniencss. Apply janitor
nl4 II
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DoAhp WANTED-By gentleman. wifi
,,t one child m In Anne ricsn family; ten n,inntes
call cn -. III burgess square; price must be low
city. e' A'' 40 burgess street
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JOY AND COMFORT In a Home OF vour
oy own. We have Just what you want Cottage
~ down Isaac l.. Gof Co., Weybosseto cor
Dorrance streets ~ cor