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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19
.Icnre fnr Ncboar-xo. Not II

"a Uttlo vOrd-catchD
Who cares for nobody cares Tor none;
And nobody need suppose
II nobody cares TOT nobody. one
Need caro-if MOI ooy knows
III nobody knows that nobody cares
And nobody cares 10 know
Ihat nobody cares for nObuof-w where's
The good OF minding u 50?
ST. Nich0las.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19

Mr.. John Endcrs. Jr, assisted by Mr.
John o.. Fitzgerald. conducted yesterday
n civil service examination no the Cusom
House There were twelve applicants FOR
pceitions I'm the service.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19
70 ALL GOOD MORNING.
nm TOU 60 10 ScBOOL LAST NED
NFSDAIy

Get out Your Biographies and Hunt Up
some More Cities-Hcad the Letters
IN the Junior Mail Bag.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19

j. Utea. e. Savannah; 3. Jacksonvllle' a.
New York. g. Baltimore. o, Richmond .
d. Philadelphia. S. san Francisco; Q, Chi
cago DO. Detroit
NJ. ELLIE FAUNTLEROY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19
TLc Chaplcr and Srct 90.

Petersburg. Va.
MI Editor. You were kind enough
faw DAYS since 90 reply 90 nay inierroEa-
tory. concerning the fee allowed by law
to magistrates for admitting people 10
bail. Please state what the code or VIZ
einia says about the fec and the chapter
ana section ] stlu regard The Times an
encyclopedia Boo many respects. oD'
readers arc many in this city ana to
,i,,,r ,roft as well as cdiacati0n. B. T.. r..
reo. Of the Justice OF the peace for
other services than those snec.0d. same
MS clcrk Of County or Corporation Court
sec section $500. page $3.50. The fee Of
clerk Tor making out bail bond. section
1905. page s36. is so cents therefore, me
fee OF "a magistrate for making out pan
bond should Doe properly sd cents.
We hope our Petersburg friends snare
b. T.. RS good opinion OF u.s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19

Dr. nrd EIehl Do I'D.

/. ; 2. Savannah; 9. Jacksonville;
4 New york. O.. Baltimore. g. Richmond;
g Philadelphia. s. -, ., Chicago' V'
Detroit ~ 4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19

in Germany az this timer STUDENT.
Professor Nirchow aged i2 years, en-
jOys that distinction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19
CASToHTA.


Take Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II II tails
10 cure. &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19

Richmond. Va. September 10, 1897
To the Editor OF The Times.
Dear Sir.-Here I send you the names
OF the ten cities jumbicd from different
letters.
Catccr. Savanna New York. Balti-
more. Richmond Philadelphia. San Fran
cisco. Chicago, Detroit.
j. s. viii Doe very much obliged 10
you. 81 you win answer through your
query Column How much is the Rus
SIAN Ruble now worth in our money? and
also who wrote Stacks"
] remain respectfully yours,
J. BILLIKOPF.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19

Three branches OF the American Rail-
way League have been formed at cleye-
land.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19

Utica. Savannah. Jacksonville, New
York Baltimore Richmond. Philadel-
ph.a. San Francisco. Chicago Detroit
SUE TODD.
log north Twell.h street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-19
Par Excellence.

Please be kind enough 10 tell me who
Is regarded as the leading medical man
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-17
SICKNESS AND DEATH.
Typhoid Fever's Ravages in Dawson
City and Vicinity.

San Francisco, Sept. 17.-John Silbey
Webb, attorney at Washington, ID. c.,
for the Alaska Commercial Company, has
made a visit to Dawson and Klondike
mining districts for the purpose OF in
forming himself of the conditions OF liy-
ing there and Alaska generally. in order
that he NAV speak and act understand
ingly when matters affecting Alaska are
discussed in Congress.
Il have been all around the coast
route. as it is called and up To Daw-
son, " he said. " / have visited the Min
ing camps of Bonanza creek and some of
those on Eldorado creek. Dawson Is low
and flat ana even in the height of sum-
mer tho ground is frozen nalf foot be-
low the surface and ice is encountered be-
meath the muck. The development of
the creeks was followed 10y the washing
down into tho river klondike and thence
into the Yukon above Dawson, OF large
quantities of filth ana refuse. Swooping
by the very doors of the inhabitants of
Dawson. it is no wonder that there should
be sickness and death. In the littlo GEM
etory there there lay no less than 20 vic
Tins of typhoid fever, and now the num-
ber has no doubt been Increased consider
ablyb
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-17
DRIVER THROWN OUT.
Result of a Collision Between
Trolley Car and Team.

There was a collision at S:l5 o'clock
this morning between Governor street
car No. l29 and team owned by Bland
ing * Blanding. wholesale druggists. Tho
collision occurred near Burrill steet and
in the shock resulting from the car strik-
ing the wagon John O'Neill, the driver OF
the wagon, was thrown out but fortunate
" escaped with few scratches.
Inore was short display of n pyro-
techuic nature caused by the bursting OF
a rumb Der OF soda water bottles. the con-
fonts of which were much agitated 10y the
wagon.
A portion Of the foot toard of the car
was ripped off. Conductor King and
MotormGn Andrews wero in charge OF the
car when tho collision occurred.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-17
ARE STRONG.
CubanSPuttingUp
Good Fight.
Not Counting on Action
by United States.
1t is Self Rule That They Are
Struggling For.
Strength of the Insurgents in Va
riOuS Provinces.
AtLcast Five ThouS nd FIGHTING Men IN
he Havana d str CT.
1t is Self Rule That They Are
Struggling For.
Strength of the Insurgents In Va
riOuS Provinces.
AT Last Five ThOus nd FIGHTING Men N
he Havana d str CT.

New York, Sept. IA special from
Havana via Tampa, Fla, says the Cuban
army is not counting upon any action
that the United states government may
take toward ending this war. lhe
rebels are prepared TO fight ii out on theSr
own account. They would welcome inter
venton IL it tended toward soif-rule, but
they are not taking chances
From correspondence received from all
parts of tho teld, it may be stated inst
what the rebels have been doing during
the last week and TO estimate their present
strength. III ana wounded in hospital $
are not taken into account In Pinar del
Rio the ins lrgents have "a fighting force
Of three thousand men. OF thess the artil.
lery Is on the south end of the coast with
three hundred cavalry. che remainder,
infantry, are in the north, and are well
armed. but in bad way for clothing and
supplies.
During tho last week the Cubans have
attacked and captured the town OF Cam
delarie, on tho Western railroad.
In Havana province there are at least
five thou sand lighting men under Cas-
tillo. They are row we'll supplied with
sinter clothing and prepared for an
aggressive campaign.
During General Weyler's last tour
through the province they followed him
closely and made several vain attempts TO
force him into n fight
In Santa Clara province tho rebels are
very strong. On the sixth instant, 2000
of them passed Cruces bound westward,
conveying large supply OF arms and
ammunition. supposed TO have heen landed
ABOUT eight leagues from Cienfuegos,
General Gomez is In this province and he
has captured the town Of Placetas. In the
Oronte. cast OF tho .Iuo tro- Moron troche.
the country is practically at tie mercy of
the rebels.
Calixto Gnrcia's recent victories nave
already been reoounted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-17
WITH THEIR OUTFIT.
CounterfeiterS Captured by U. S.
Secret Service Men.

Valparaiso, Ind, Sept 17-Major Carter
of Indianapolis, Thomas B. Porter and
A. l.. Gallagher, prominent secret service
men. assisted by Sheriff Green, made one
Of the most important captures of
connterfeiters in years in the arrest
of Henry w Brown, photographers of
this city and Theodore Hansen, a farmers
hov.
The entire outfit for making money was
found together with 81, - ana 50 bills Of
their work. Brown is said 10 bo an
Anarchist and was intimate with Noebe
aud Parsons 1T the time Cf the haymarkot
riut
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-17
BRIDGE WORK.
Reconstruction of Walls
TO Be Commenced.
Foundation of North Section
Almost Completed.
Steel Section Will Then Be Built
and Paving Will Follow.

For several days past men have been at
work laying rails for electric cars on the
east side of South Wdter street and when
the track is completed the rails on the
opposite side Of the street will be removed
in order that work may be commenced on
tho reconstruction of the river wall.
The wall Is to be rebuilt by Contractor
j. 4. Tank whose men are now at work
on the north section OF the Crawford
street bridge.
The work Of building the foundation on
the north section of the Weyboss bridge
is almost completed, BnC in few days
operations will be transferred TO South
Water street. When the foundation and
walls on the north section arc finished
the company in change of the steel and
iron work will commence tha5 portion of
the work.
An engine and derrick have been placed
in position at the north end of south
Water street and as soon as the new track
Is completed, which Will TO in the course
Of a week, the cars will be run on that
side and the old track will be torn up
Contractor Tank will then commence tho
rebuilding of the wall and. as muuh of
the work is in the water, progress will be
necessarily slow.
IL is figured that three months time
will TO necessary for the building of the
wall and this may be somewhat extended
If the weather be too unfavorab.e for
rapid work.
When this new work is commenced the
inconvenience to the travelling public will
be increased. but after period of three
months the improvement 10 Is expected,
will offset all inconvenience that has
been caused.
For several months the public has been
unable 10 see just what work was being
done, but now that the fences have been
removed the foundation walls on the
north section can b. seen.
Much depends OH the stability of the
street work, and for this reason careful
attention is given 10 every detail Of the
construction. The time required for this
work is, therefore, heightened and work on
the paving prevented.
The paving will be done by the city and
when commenced will be pushed as
rapidly as possible.
The limit of time for the completion OF
the wark. according 10 the contract, Is
June 80. 1898, but If the work is carried
on as now planned. everything will be
completed much earlier than that date.
If the plans Of the contractors are not
interfered with the work on both sections
will be completed at about the same time.
Then will follow the work of relaying
the sails in much the same position as
they were before the work was com
mencsd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-17
SLICK SWINDLERS.
Two of Them Place1 Behind the
Bars al Chicago.

Chicago, Sept. IL. John Grove and Il.
II. Stonehouse have toppIed from a
handsomely furnished business office into
a cell in the Central police station.
In their Office mt % Pacific avenue they
wore known AS L. Il. Todd & Sons, mem
bers OF the Board of Trade, with an over
supply of personal notes which they were
prepared TO sell at a discount.
At their homes and among their friends
they were John Grove ana L. Ill. Stone
house, private detectives. The men mas
queraded in this manner, it Is stated, for
three weeks. During that time the
real Edward Todd. who is feed dealer
at 1913 Wabash avenue ana his son, were
quietly conducting their business and con-
graduating themselves that they had no
outstanding notes. The amount involved
about $1,000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-17
WEDDING CAKE STALE.
Boys Stole and Tried TO Eat That
OF Mrs. Potter Palmer.

Rookfod H.. Sent. l7.-Mrs. 5. II.
Chaplin was a guest at the wedding Of Pot
ter Palmer and Miss Bertha Houore In
1870. Mrs. Chaplin has a fad-she treas
ures wedding cake.
On returning from Chicago recently
Mrs. Chaplin found her collection in very
bad shape Boys had forc!bly entered her
house and played havoc With her memen
toos of bridal Joy. The youthful burg
lars tried TO eat Mrs. Palmer's wedding
cake but not finding 10 very toothsome--
even cake twenty seven years after bak-
ing being n trinc stale for boyish palates
they destroyed it
Twelve boys pleaded guilty. yesterday
To the destruction of the cake and 10
lhe other articles. All were fined ans
three may be sent 20 tho state Reforms
tory.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-17
FUSlLEERS HERE.
Boston Veteran Association Enjoy
ing Annual Outing.

The Fusileer Veteran Association of
Boston arrived in Providence last evening
on their annual fall outing. They were
accompanied hy members of the New
buryport Artillery and the Boston Light
infantry Association On arrival. the
visitors were received by the First Light
lnfantry regiment ana the Veteran Asso-
citation. After n short parade a collation.
was onioyod at the armory.
Dinner was served at the Narracansett
local military officials being present The
visitors enjoyed sail down the bay today
and will return Co Boston this evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-17
THEY WERE FINED.
Mulcted Milk Dealers Appealed From
Decision Of Court, HOweve-.

Considerable time was taken mp this morn
ing by lawyers in the Sixth District Court,
who had a dozen milkmen 10 get out Of the
clutches Of the law. as they were charged
with selling milk that was adulterated.
There was lots of eloquence and law, but
none OF sufficient force TO get any of the
accused off. Among those fined $40 and costs
were william T. Smith, Charles A. Brown.
James II. Cushman, Andrew W. Brown,
Charles II. Grant, James +, Jordan. Albert
T. Smith, Sylvester Stoddard, a. 5. Mann,
Stephen n. Clemence and William J. Barry.
They took an appeal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-17
CIRCASSIA SAFE
Steamer Sighted OF Kin
sale Head Today.
In Tow of British Steamer
MemnOn.
Disabled Steamer Sailed From Port
Of New York, August 2S.

Queenstown, Sept 17.-rhe overdue
Anchor line steamer Circassia, which left
New York on Aug. 2s. for Glasgow, and
which should have reached that port on
Sept 8. was sighted this morning OF
Kinsale head, in tow Of the British
steamer Memnon, from Montreal on
Sept 3. for Avonmouth.
On Sept the Circassia was overhauled
by the Thingvalla line steamer Island.
from New York for Copenhagen. and was
taken in tow by the latter. as she was in
"A disabled condition. Owing To the heavy
sea which prevailed. however, the hawser
parted and the Island was unable TO
again take the Circassia in tow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-17
LYNCHED.
Arroyo Dragged
From Jail.
Summarily Executed by
The Angry MeXiCanS.
Made an Assault on Presi-
dentDiaZ Yesterday.
The Quarts Were 0verpOwered and
Then Surrounded.
Crowds Filled Streets AM Cheer>d for
IL
The Quarts Were OverpOwered and
Then Surrounded.
Crowds Filled Streets AMI Cheer>d for
Diaz and the Republic.

New York. Sept. IA special from
the city OF Mexico says Arroyo who yes
tsrday assaulted President Diaz, was
lynched last night by mob of common
people. A bout twenty of the lynchers were
arrested. The mob had apparently TO
organizatio On, yet it was directed in some
mysterious manner. They broke the Jail
by forcing the doors with huge timbers,
handled by hundred men.
lhey overpowered the guards and sur
rounded them. while a detail of men ran
down the corridors and dragged out the
trembling Arroyo
Crowds thronged the streets, cheering
for Diaz and the republic.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-17
OTTERS PECOMING SCARCE.

san Francisco. Sept. 17.-The scaling
schooner Crawford has arrived from tho
Arctic having secured 2,6 sea otter skins
aul lJ3 far s'als CHpt Nelson de-
clar,s tra5 uttcrs are becoming source.
He got onn skin chat is entirely white,
the first one oVcr tDkon. according To the
hunters The conventional color Of tho
sea otter is black Stins. bolng hers and
there unUnlrd with silver have oil com.
iUnndol tho highest price. This pure
white ssin. To is expected, will lring
from sou 20 5000. the highest price on
record
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-17
SHOOTING CONDEMNED.

Brockton. Mass, SEPT. IA special
from Holtrook says that Mt n meeting
of the Peoples party held i'm Union hall
last evening. delegates wcre chosen 90 tnc
several conventions and the following
resolution was unanimously adopted
amidst great enthusiasm: Resolved
That we condemn the wholesale slaughter
OF unarmed and peaceful miners at
Ha1elton. Pa. as AN outrage on ciyiliza-
tion and urge the Immediate prosecution
Of tho murderers
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-17
DESTROYED BY DYNAMITE.

Santa Fo y. NJ. Sopt. II telegram
from Ration states that the company store
at Bios,hurp. owned by the Raton Coal
and Coke COmuany has been blown up uy
guupowder. The building and contents
were destroyed. a lew days ago the idle
miners were notified that they might re-
sumo work at cut OF % per cent. They
refused this auu walked out.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-17
REPORTED LYNCHING.
Sauls Says There Was One But No
One ElSe Heard of II.

Seattle, Wash, Sept. Nv. 4 Sauls
a private detective arrived from Skaguay
yesterday on the steamer farallon. Ho
reports that on sept 3 "A Russian, whose
name no does not know, was lynched by
five enraged miners on the Skaguay trial
for stealing. Sauls declares ho saw tho
body Of the victim dangling from tree.
None of the other passengers on the
Farallon-all Of whom are from Skaguay
-hnd heard anything concerning tho al
legged lynching.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-17
SAW A BALLOON.
Inhabitants of NOrthern Russia Saw
One Pass Over Their Village.

ST. Petersburg, Sept. IA telegram re-
ceived here from Krasnoyarask, in the in
terror of Siberia, says that on September IA.
at II o'clock at night the inhabitants Of the
village of Antzifrowskoje, in the dist let of
Yeniseisk, Arctic Russia, saw balloon. be-
leved 10 be that of Professor Andree, the
Swedish aeronaut, who left the island of
Tromsoe shortly before 2:30 p. m. on July IL.
in an attempt to cross the polar regions The
balloon. IL is added, was in sight for about
Ave minutes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-17
BATTERY D REUNION.
Veterans Spend Enjoyable Day al
Roger Williams Park.

The annual reunion of Battery ID was
held at Roger Williams Park today, and
there was a large attendance OF veterans
There was business meeting held, after
which tie time was pleasantly spent un-
til dinner, which was served at p. M.
The dinner was au excellent one and
the committee of arrangements for the
affair saw that the remainder Of tho day
was well spent. All OF the memb bers TAX
ing part in the days outing thoroughly
enjoyed themselves and many stories
were told of the bnttlo of Antiotam of
which today is the anniversary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-17
TAKEN TO WEXFORD.
From There BOiy of Ogden GOelet
Will Be Taken 10 New York.

The body of the late Ogden Goelet of
New York. who died off Cowos, Isle Of
Wight. recently, arrived Mt Wexford from
Newport this morning on the yacht May
flower
The body was taken ashore in one OF
the Yachts cutters in tow of steam
launch and will be taken TO New York
for interment, in a private car.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-17
DEAD In A BATH TUB.
Servant Supposed to Have Been AS
saulted and Murdered.

Newburg, n. V, Sept l7-Bridget
Hayes. a servant aged about 40 years, was
found dead yesterday in the bath
room of Grand avenue residence, her
throat having been cut. The family had
been absent from the house several weeks
and returned TO find that the domestic
had been murdered.
IL is supposed that the crime was com
mitted Wednesday. She had Leon Grim
inally assaulted and killed in her room,
and the body carried by the murderer
down stairs 10 the bath room.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-17
PUT ON FULL TINE.

Scranton, sept. tl7.-The Delaware, Lacka-
wanna l. Western Railroad has placed its
several hundred shopmon IN this city on ten
hours timc an increase OF two hours dag
over tEc time worried the last eight months.
Tbs is dle 10 the greatly increased freight
hM.Lnne. unnn all the comnany.s IS limos
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-17

The committee on sewers gave public
hearing this afternoon 20 taxpayers IN
tercsted In the laying Of sewers IN certain
streets.
lhe City Council committee on accounts
met Yesterday afternoon and passed upon
tho regular schedule Of bills.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-17
A NEW SHOE FACTORY.

Brockton, Mass, Sent i7.-Myron 4.
Thomas announces that he Will buiid u
new shoe factory and start Will DO made
on 10 next week. The building ~ to bo
completed November LIST and will be 100 by
80 feet in size. When running full time
the new factory will employ l2S handa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-17
THE GRAND JURY.

Tho grand jury will be empanelcd on
Monday next, and thore arc large num-
ber of cases ready for It's consideration.
There are some important criminal cases
90 be tried during the next few weeks IN
clidinp the case of state W. Martin
Bnwry, indicted for tho murder of tho
Reynolds family in Harrisville last
April
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-17
RHODE IsLAND PENSIONS.

Washington. Sont l7.--IAr following
reusion CHANCES, rCsulttdg from the issue
Of -Ni t'n Der %, aye announced.
Rrole lsnIG-Originai tsuCciH', Son
tsuierS) Bnnupir King, North ~CitIate:
Muurne SmlJn, Valley FAILS. Original
wiuuw, Mary G. Egan, Newport.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-17
HAS BEEN EXCOMMUNICATED.

Madrid. sept. 1.-THE Bishop Of
Maiorca, Balearic Islands has ex-cOmmuni-
catol the Spanish minister OF finance,
Senor j. Revertor. for taking possession Of
the treasury of "a church in his diocese.
Ihe minister proposes TO appeal against
the bishop TO the Holy sec.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-17

william Harhcr. who sometime ago was
adiudeod insolvent by tho Appellate
Court to-day filed petition To to dis.
charged from his debts The petition has
been set down for hearing on saturday
Gcf =.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-17
Shoe LkSTERS ON STRIKE,
Nearly All the Shops in BrOcktOn
and Vicinity Affected.

There No Trouble Between the Lase and Their
WagsThe Former Are Fighting Against Lasting
chine Which
Place SlriksSOle Fasteners by Their Unon
Edge Join SrikesMen Get Out Sam
pies by Hand.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-17
MORALES IS CHIEF.
Is Leading the Revolt Against Gov
ernment OF Guatemala.

San Francisco, sept. According to
"a telegram received here, Prospero Morales
has been chosen as chief of the rebel forces
in the Guatemala revolution, which is
taken as indicating that he will be Guato-
mala's next PRESIDENT,
Barrios gained the enmlty Of Morales
by relieving him of the position of minis
ter Of war; merely. IL is claimed. because
the latter was too popular. In view of
BIrrios' having chartered a steamer from
the Pacific Mail Company which has heen
living at san Jose de Guatemala with
steam up il is thought he will follow tine
example Of Ezeta Of Savadsr, anu leave
tic enemy in undisnutod possession toi0Io
escape To the coast is cut of.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-17
pRoyIDESCE GAS CoMr,NY.

PROVIDENCE GAS COMPANY
A divideHd .f 81 ner share has been de-
clarcd, payable on FRIDAY, October /,
toroxiuo, TO stoCkh ldeis Of rtco a as ap.
pears by tho books # tho company 81 Ie
close or busln - Monday, the 2lth instant
A. y. SnAlER T,etsurt
Providence, r. l., Sept Il, 1881
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