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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-03-04
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-03-04
Michiuan Anoles

4 car load of choice Michigan apples
just received. Ringsrud Mercantile Co.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-03-04

Pullman Bnffet Sleeper every Tuesday and
Saturday from Chicago. connecting direct at
New Orleans with the Southern Pacifc's .'Sun-
set Limited" for Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco. Through Reservations Chicago to the
Pacific Coast. In addition, Pullman Tourist
Sleeper every Wednesday through without
change from Chicago to San Francisco, via New
Orleans, by the same route.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-03-04
AUCTION SALE!!!!!
| will sell at public auction at my
place miles south OF Elk Point on
MARCH Is, 1897.

commencing At ! o'clock p. M, the
following property towit: Twenty-Five
head of horses, cattle, 100 head OF hogs,
mowers, good as new, riding lister,
corn stalk cutter, steel rake, 12-foot,
| hay sweep, corn shelter, cultivators,
plows, wagons, buggies. cart, corn
planter with 100 rods Of checkrow
wire, disk with seeder box, iron
harrow, 2 pair Of bob sleds, hay rack,
A lot Of fence wire, large iron kettle,
cross-cut saws, 2 set double work
harness. set single harness, many
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-03-04
TOUROEAll
MEXICO

via the Central Route. under the auspices OF the
American Tourist Association. will leave Chi.
cagO January 10th, 1897, February 9th, 1887
Tickets include all expenses. Railway, sleeping
and dining car fares, hotels. carriages. etc.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-03-04
hoMESEEKER'S
EXCURSIONS

From January to May. 1897. inclusive. viz: at
the low rate Of one fare for the round trip, plus
$500. to certain points
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-08
PAWTUXET VALLEY.
Races at ih: Park-Polanders Arres'ed
For Reveling.

The series Of races brought of at Pawtuxet
Valley Park on Saturday afternoon, consisting
OF two events for 800 bushels Of oats, drew
crowd Of 800 horsernen, and considering the
wind that was blowing good time was made
In the free-for-all race there were three
starters. Gold Wing coming in first. The $50
class was n corKer. There were FIVE entries
and two drawn Lucian Archam hault's horse
winning first in 2:l, with e. !. Lescns Hazel
Dell Of Hope second and Con, Jim Cam.
miskey's speedy flyer, third.
The Riverpoint firemen will open their fair
tomorrow evening, and big parade will be
made through the valley villages. The fair
will continue for several evenings and large
number Of visiting organizations are ex.
pected 20 be present.
Miss Edith Fifleld of Providence is visiting
with MIR. and Mrs Moses Fifeld Mt their
home in Centreyille.
Oficer George II. Lewis arrested three
Polsnders yesterday for reyeing on the pub
lie streets IN Natick. Thoy were conveyed TO
Eart Greenwich and fined S. and costs
Narragsnsett Tribe. No. o L o. r. NJ, will
hold an important meeting IA the wigwnm
fhi. evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-08
CRANSTON.
Stolen Property RecOvered-Mr. Aborn
Signs the Tax ROl.

Officer Patrick Traiuor. one OF the most
has unravelled very complicated series of
robberics from seemingly unimportant ar.
rest that took place few mornings ago An.
tonic Varietta and another son Of Italy wero
caught banging each others faces and flour
ishing razors near Narragansett Park Thurs.
day morning, and Antonio was escorted TO
the Cranston lock up.
In questioning number of Italians who
came 20 see him, Officer Trainor learned that
Antonio had been adding articles of furniture
10 hi, household nppurtenances in suspic
ious manner during the past few months
Upon this testimony Antonio was held on sus
picion, and Saturday Chief OF Police Bigpee
and officer Trainor, accompanied by Chief
Holbrook of Johnston, searched Antonio's
home 81 Miller street, Johnston.
That search was revelation 10 the Grams.
ton officers. Articles innumersble were found
in the house and recognized as having been
stolen from Cranston people at different
times. An ice box stolen from Mr.. Darius
Arnold Of Cranston about two weeks ago was
found. Milk pitchers ana milk cans that were
stolen from Mrs. Abbott Of Dyer avenue sew.
eral months ago, an iron bedstead that was
stolen from Mr.. Alfred Stomberg and clothes
from Mr.. vassar. both Of Cranston, were also
found in the house
Chief Bigboe intends 10 make another search
OF the premises, this time searching every
nook and corner in the expectation of finding
other valuables that have disappeared mirac
ulously fom Cranston homes within the past
few months
The thief did not enter the houses 20 obtain
the goods, but took them from the yards and
drove off with them. He will be tired in
olneyville next Friday.
The little controversy among the asses. rs
OF taxes has been amicably settled by the un-
conditional surrender of Mr.. James Aborn
Mr. Aborn has signed the tax roll, n duty
which he emphatically refused TO do two
weeks ago. The only explanation FOR the
latter step is that Mr.. Anorn found his ro.
sition unt,nabIe and retfoaled IN time to
avoid ignominious defeat in the courts.
Mr. Aborn claimed that tto assessment ~
The property of the city of Providence, loiug
made after August III, the cate fixed for as
se-sing the property was Illegal aud that the
assessment 81 that prorotiy made in lS5
should thereioS hold for 1877. The fact is
that the assessors may make changes I'm the
nssessed values NJ any time previous to the
date when they sign the roll. which is about
November l.
the Cranston lookup al day yesterday Tor
being drunk and disorderlv
Ihs regular monthly meeting OF the sohool
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-08
EAST PROVIDENCE.
Boys Start Fire 10 the Dry Brush Notes
About TOWn.

Yesterday afternoon boys set fire to the
dry brush in the vacant land between Valley
and Summit streets. Officer Taggart was
notified and with the assistance Of the neigh.
bors succeeded in extinguishing the flames
before much damage had been done.
Yesterday morning Rev. G.. S. Weaver, ID.
d.. formerly pastor OF the first Universalist
church in this town, but now residing in Can
ton, N. j., occupied the pulpit OF that church
and was greeted by large congregation.
At the conclusion OF the Sundy school ses
sion of the First Universaist church yester
day noon. the annual election of officers was
held and resulted as follows: superintend.
ent, Clifton Carpenter; assistant superintenG.
ent, Miss Jessie r. Drew; secretary, Miss
Saidee L.. whitford; treasurer, Charles f.
Mowry: librarian, William y. Mowry; custu.
dian, Miss Jennie Burr.
This morning the funer al of James IT. Far
rell was held at $50 o'clock at his late resi-.
dence on Valley street. At o'clock the
body was taken TO the Church OF the Sacred
Heart, where requiem mass Was celebrated
by Rev. Father Hesney. The bearers were
Dennis Donovan, Dennis Cuinmen, Daniel
ftftttftf- ana tttftffff
were inferred at ST. Francis cemetery, Provi-
dence.
Saturday afternoon at o'clock the funeral
of Appleton p. West took place at his late
residence on Gurney street Rev. c. =.
Davis, pastor of Haven NJ r. church oiliciat-
ed. The bearers were William f. Bowen, John
b. Thatcher, William A. Alexander and
Henry W. Salisbury The burial was at Hunts
cemetery, East Providence Centre.
A missionary concert was given in the First
Baptist church last evening, the church be-
ing prettily decorated with cut flowers and
potted plants. The program was an excel.
lent one.
Yesterday Assistant Town Clerk William r.
Smyth made visit 10 Boston on his wheel
and returned today.
Mrs. Fanny G.. Leete of Taunton avenue
visited friends in Boston yesterday.
Conductor j.. Nj. Roderick Of the Taunion
avenue line, who has been suffering severely
with the rheumatism, is now able to lie about
again, and this morning no was called TO
serve on tie jury.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-08

Professor Agramonte is Cuban and a
member of the New York junta. His
son has been in a Spanish prison on the
island of Cuba for two years. The Gu
bans say that Seth Low opposed any
Intervention OF this country in Cuban af-
fairs, and stood against the cause OF
Cuban liberty since the outbreak Of the
last war
Mr.. Dixon said yesterday In his sermon
that he sympathized with Professor
Agramonte and added: II can only say
that did not advocate my congregation
voting for Low with any enthusiasm.
] considered IL my duty 20 do so because
I saw that he was the strongest candi-
date against Tammany. and even he was
preferable 10 Tammany. I cast my own
vote for Low. but | cast It early in the
morning, and took a train and got away
from the city as fast as could. and went
shooting ! didn't care 10 be AZ the fun.
eral had felt for some days a pre-
montion Of the Inevitable.
This shows what n thorny path a
preacher has who insists on saying what
he thinks ] hope that Professor Agra
monte will come back 20 us with his
choir don't say a word against him
for feeling as he did about MIR Low: IN
fact, l rather sympathize with him. hut
II all our supporters leave us. II there are
only three. tNo or one of oL, friends left.
we will s,,ll be found doing business u
the best way We know how in the old
stand"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-08
BRISTOL.
An Incsndary Fire Quickly Put Out.
Other Ma terS.


| A communication was received from Rev.
W. l.. Todd Of Newton, Mass, in which he
declines TO accept The call rendered him ia
become the pastor of the Congregational
church here.
Another case of diphtheria in the family
Of Christian Herman was reported on Satur-
| day by DIR. q. j. Hasbrouck
Mr.. Edward Anthony, who resides on Met
acom avenue, has purchased n mortar from a
man named Minkler at Riverside, which was
found by him while excavatipg. II was
placed in MIR. Anthonys cabinet OF curios'
ties
brutal fight occurred Saturday evening
on the sidewalk near Oliver street corner, on
Hope street. Three sons Of Italy who had
over INDUCED in liquor had free ball for
half an hour before any one mnde complaint.
Knives were used very freely and they were
all more or less cut.
Some one tried 60 burn a small building on
Hope street, near the gas house, Saturday
night. The building Is used 10y Mr.. Henry
Goff for storage purposes Paper and lot OF
other inflammable material.had been placed
there and then ignited. The fire was discoy-
cred by Mr.. Goff, who was on the street at
the time watching the break Of the water
main near by. He at once extinguished the
fire and then placeda watch on the premises.
Mr.. and Mrs Joshua Wilbour, who have
been spending few days in New York, have
returned home.
Mr.. George A. Lee, who has been in New
York on business, returned Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. William Russell Bogert, wife OF
Treasurer Bogert OF the Bristol County Gas
q Electric Company, is visiting relatives and
friends in New York
A serious break occurred Saturday evening
about 30 o'clock in the water main ON Hope
street. flooding the yards near by. The water
was soon shut off and the NECESSARY repairs
made.
A meeting OF the members Of the board Of
directors OF the Mount Hope Park Company
was held Saturday afternoon nj Providence.
The plans of the wharf were discussed aud
changed. The pier will be 2l5 feet instead OF
200, as first proposed. 1t will be 90 feet in
width, instead OF ~, without the ell at
tached. rev set OF bids will bo asked for
and are expected TO be in by Wednesday, and
the awards will be made on Thursday fol-
lowing.
Work on the artesian well at the Hopeworrh
Sanitsrium Company has again been resumed.
The we'll has now reached depth OF l50
feet, hut as yet no water has been found.
The Bristol football team won its first vic
tory Of the season Saturday afternoon on The
gridron on Bristol common, defeating the
College hill team by score OF % to 0.
Ex Senator Edward i. Uyer of Portsmouth
who IL well known throughout the state,
having been in the Senate for long term of
years. and also n member OF the shell fish
! cry commission, is at the residence of his
| brother.in-law, Mr.. Leonard G.. Sirnmons on
| Church street. Mr.. Dyer and wife came TO
| Bristol few days ago, when large and
! painful abscess formed ON one Of his eyes.
| He is being attended by Or. Merriman Of
| Bristol and DIR. Capron OF Providence. II is
feAi ed he will lose the sight OF his eve.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-08
WARREN.
High School 10 Observe Holm's Day.
Personal and Other Notes.

Mr.. Daniel A. Wightman has completed an
addition 10 his dwelling house on the banks
Of the kickemuit river.
The Warren high school will soon celebrate
Holmes day by readings and recitations'
Every fortnight portion Of the day is de-
voted 20 readings from some author.
Arthur Covill. son of A. T.. Covill of Hamp'
den Meadows. Is iil nt his fathers residence.
The schooner Carrie s. Hart arrived the
last of the weelENwith COO tons OF coal for the
Warren Manufacturing Company.
The tie between the Warren and Bristol
high school football teams will not be played
off, as tho Warren team insists on playing the
third game Of the series on neutral ground
and the Bristol team refuses 10 play except
OH its home grounds.
Preparations are being made by number
of residents OF North Main street FOR the
laying of a sewer 10 empty into the river
near Kelly's bridge.
The funeral OF Mr.. Frank l.. Hall was
so,emnizeG from his fathers residence on
South Main street Saturday afternoon at 2:jJ
D. m, Rev. A. f. Carpenter officiating.
An evening school will be opened in Durand
building on Water street this evening, with
Mr.. Lawrence W. Cady princi al and Miss
Annie Smith assistant.
Mr.. George Mason of Franklin, Mass, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Hubbard on
Baker street.
Mr.. ard Mrs, d. r.. Dana intend TO start
for Florida, where. they VIII spend the winter,
at an early date.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-08

adjourned to meet again at the call Of
the president
AT tho rooms of the Home Dramatic
club on Branch avenue Yesterday John
McGaun, prominent member was pre-.
sented with complete set of Shake
speare's works, the presentation speech
reipg mAdc by Manager Mccoy. Nearly
two weeks ago Mr.. McSann was married
and tho club at that time hEdn't mscc up
their mind what thay would give him as
a suitable present on this particular o.
c1sCD. But when Mr.. McUann wgr
away on his weddii e tour the member,
decided that the appropriate present
would ue on account OF his being an as
pirant for historic honors, the plays
OF the bonrd OF Ayol Of which he
wrs great admiror Mr.. MoGa IN ac-
cepted the gift i'm a neat srcech. which
showed his appreciation Of the prosent,
and thcn followed a turkey sniper ana
liquid refreshme nts furnished by Mr.
McGapn.
Mr.. Patrick Moran of Willimnnti',
Conn. is visiting friends in town.
Luko Henloy. CHIEF for to past tl zee
seasons on ths yacht Fedelma, owned
by Mai Osgocd of Norwich, Oo1n., is
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Hanley OF Douglas avenue.
The Wanskuok foot tnall club would Ill Q
TO hear from any team in the state. All
cha lenges shou'd ha addressed 10 MAJ
ger, 962 Bro Oh av nue..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-08
WANSKUCK.
NJ etins OF Njbl. Roman -NO,:s About
The V,llag S.

There was a meeting of the Ancient
Order OF Noble nomans in their rooms on
Branch avenue yesterday afternoon. In
the absence of Noble Chief President
John DuIricar, Vice President Keyran
~ Bowe presided, and in All eloquent
speech on the Irish Question, 4" told of
the miSeries that the poor peopls on the
other side endure. Other speeches Of a
Francis Fortune, Joseph Gumeau AMI
Lucius Hanley. Seven row mombe r
were initiated. and after songs by Chiefs
Nor ol, BOwo and Mccoy the meeting
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-08

were made by the police of the Second
station for drunkenness and one party
was arrested as IA suspicious character
yesterday.
What promised TO he "A lively runaway
was prevented by the PROMPT action If n
citizen on Charles street this morning.
The mildness OF the weather has been
good for work on the many sewers being
built in this section. 1he proposed new
sewer i'm Zone street which has been
delayed on account of the opposition Of
property owners on the street will prob
ably he ordered by the Common Council
at its meeting tonight.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-08
OLNEYVILLE
HAPPENINGS.
Rowley Stopped by Shot From a
Pistol.
Death OF Mrs. Raquettc- Notes From the
Square and Vicinity.

The residents on Manton avenue near
DeIaine street, were awakened from their
slumbers at 1915 Sunday morning by tho
report of revolver. and thinking tnat u
murder had been committed several got
up to investigate, but they soon learned
that Patrolman John Z. Smith of the
-haffee street station had discharged his
revolver in the air for the purpose OF
bringing John Rowley of stecre avenue
TO standstill and had succeeded.
Rowley who has been in the hands OF
the police for a serious charge. was In q
saloon on Stokes street. and met Nanness
Bowers and his two sons John and VIII
liam ii. The senior Bowers and Rowley
got into heated argument In which
hard names were called.
When the saloon was closed at mid
night the Bowers, Edward Ward and
Thomas McCurdy started for home and
when OH Manton avenue near Dclaine
street. Rowley and his chum "Bunty"
Mckenzie, tackled the Bowers, and in
the mix up Vanness Bowers and Mr.. Me-
Curdy were quite badly used up. just
then Patrolman Smith came upon the
Gene when Bunty and Rowley ran,
ut the patrolman called upon the fleeing
lien to halt or he would shoot and as
neither stopped, the patrolman fired.
Bunty jumped a fence and escaped, but
Rowley thought he had better wait and
explain matters, and the result was he
was arrested for making an assault on
Mr. Bowers.
DEATH OF MRS. RAQUETTE.
Mrs. Caroline Raquette. 76 years old,
widow OF the late Augustus Raquette
died at her home on Waterman street last
evening. She had been suffering with n
cancer on her head for long time, so
that her death was not unexpected Mrs.
Raluette had been resident Of John
ston for nearly 30 years aud many Of her
relatives are at the present time doing
business in the town. The funeral ser.
vices will be held tomorrow afternoon.
A BICYCLIST HURT.
Edward McDermott is con fined to his
home at the corner of Dyer and Webster
avenues with sundry bruises about his
body. Mr.. McDermott was returning TO
his home last evening on his wheel and
while on p lainfield street two boys ran
from the side walk in front OF him. One
of them struck the wheel of the bicycle
which caused mir. NIcDermott to fall for-
ward to the ground. He was assisted to
his home and DIR. Perrin was called and
dressed Mr.. McDermott's many wounds.
GENERAL MENTION.
Among those TO be caught in the drag
net Of the Chaffee street station Saturday
evening was notorious Michael Scanlan.
Mike was fighting drunk and was max
ing lots of "bother" for folks on the
"avenus.
A gang of young jewellers amused
themselves last night by breaking win
dows in the barber shop of +. II O'Neil
! Plsinfeld street and Ernest Williams,
30 Plainfield street
Taxes for 1897 are not being paid in ms
fast as the officials of Johnston would
like and the employees are also interested
as they would dearly love TO see the
"ghost walk" once more
Nearly every cell in the Chaffee street
station was occupied Saturday night,
most Of the prisoners being arrested for
drunkenness.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-08
THE new ENGLAND R. R. co
Passenger Train Service. Week Days,
Corrected TO Oct. II, 1897.


Corrected TO Oct. II. 1897.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows;
For BosToN-6:25, 80 a. M; RETURN.
wALroLRE1saS, IiS; r %' I'll i s. 3; i1' =. IN.
FRANKLIN II 30 a. IN. 5:25 p. m.
MILFORD-6:25, IL :55 a. m. 5:25 u. m.
ARLlNGToN--Fl20 0l F5 35, $3.50 p. m.
WEST ARLINGTON - 05, F5:3j FG:3o
GHTsvILLE-F:2:O5, F5;a5 oso s'Flilo
NEsa%NTcUr r-2:O5, 5:5, e:9o, VI 10 p. m.
NATTcK RXEsPolST 10. CEETEkylLLS SI 9,
81 35, 80, 7:l5, all 10 D. N.
CRANsToN, oAKLAWN-6:lo 9;05 a m.
2;g5, : 20 b;a5, 6:0O, 7;lS. 81 10 ,: m; %
F1I5 s*FlI:l0
ARcT { AND oG!pNICK-s;4o a. m. 1905
ANTR6SYSiS HU ~ S p6s is' a. m. isc5 4ao 535.
$3.50, F7 :l5, all 10. y. IN,
STERLING 40, 9:US 2. m. 40 7:l5n. m;
INFfELD-6:4O, e:O5 a. m. i:2l, 5:l5
Flainield for New York,
SEwETt SE CITY GANTRRsJRY M S scoTLaND o
VERSAILLES, BALTIC, SOUTH WIND
HAM-e:i0, ao5 a. "a. l;O' I:l5 p, IN.
WTbLIMANTlC-6j 800 a. IN. 4;2J, ':l5
HARTFoRD-s4 Dos a. M 42o. 7:i5 p m.
F1SdKILL X NEWBURG-Q0 05 u. m.
NORWICH &c 40, g:u5 n. NJ. 4:20, 1:l5 p. IN.
CHICAGO AND THE WEST VIA NEWBUR9
AND ERIE R'i-9 :05 n. ~.
PASCOACi AND INTERMEDIATES STATIONS
EXCEPT FIELDS STATIoN-G:45, $50
q. ~ G:lS and 'i0:i5 p. m.
FIELDS STATloN-f1:I5. FV:3C a. m. F4:lo,
~ :3j y. m.
b:25 and 80 o. n. m.
Trains leave amt arrive Boston, Old Colony
Station. Tlgmouth Div, n. Y, y. Il. 81 H.
II. r., Knccland street.
saturdays only. r, Stops on notice.
". II. BABCOCK, q. p. A.
IN KING. sr5t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-08

ROYAL lluc Line pcrSunnllv conducted nine.
day tour i,aNc- Tuesday, Novumbei ~ Thtso
ami enc half dnys iu Washington ut The kigg-
House Including triu io Mount Vernon. one
INV -tftt Point tumfurt. four hours al
Philadelphia and dav at New York at the
Broadway Central. with privilege ~ langer
stay VI desired. SD covers oVcrv EXPENSE.
Christmas holiday tour December 18th, to
Washington, Mount Vernon. Philadelphia sud
New York. nine DAYS 81. Tours 90 Nashing
ton, Florida and california ~ January. Fch
rusrv, March. April ard MAY Send Tor Illus
tratpd itinerary 90 \. !. simmons. y. 4, A.
2ll Washington street, Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-08
From Neig hboring Towns.

committee win be held in the council cham
Der tonight.
Tonight the great Pocasset fair will open IN
Pocasset hall, Knightsvile. The dedication
of the new fire engine house will be first In
the order OF proceedings.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-08
CHOIR PEOPLE STRIKE.
Rev. Thos. Dixon's Political Preach
ing Arouses Antipathy of Leader.

New York, Nov. S.-Sunday about 10
singers. constituting the chorus choir Of
the church OF which the Rev Thomas
Dixon. Jr, is pastor, refused to sing out
Of sympathy with Professor Agramonte,
their leader because the pastor advo-
Gated the election OF Seth Low for mayor
fast Sunday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-08
AT THE NORTH END.
Bicyc lists In Collision Notes From Cap
ito Hill.

There was bad collision between two
bicyclists ON Randall square yesterday
noon and both wheelmen were thrown
from their wheels They tegan loud
discussion over who was to blame for the
accident and big crowd soon gathered,
and for a time il looked rs If there would
be IA good fight. Neither party seemed
disposed. however, 60 satisfy the crowd,
and after the talk had gone on for several
moments ths two men went up Randall
street to settle their difference in a
quieter spot. 1t was fortunate that both
men were not worse Injured than they
were, for they were thrown hard.
NORTH END NOTES.
The Franklin Social CLUBS rooms on
Charles street have been fitted up in hand
some style and are as attractive as those
cf any dub in this part of tie city.
The Owl Club will hold its annual
banquet on Wednesday evening. AT the
last meeting OF the cluo the reports Of
the secretary and treasurer showed the
year just closing to have been prosper
Gus one for the organization. he election
Of officers will precede the banquet.
One store was found open ny the pol ce
on Camp street last night Two arres 5