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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-21
no NOT WASTE TIME.

Go TO Hosmer, the Jeweler. He has just
what you want at about ~ the price others
ask. It's so they all say SO. Open evenings.
dict
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-21
YOUR CLOCK IL OUT OF ORDER.

Drop us a line: we will call for and dolive
" i'm perfect order cheaper and better thar
any ono else. HOSMER. Westminster an,
Franklin SITS and a. n. Main - aull-tf {
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-Shingling to do lest Of work
prices reasonable; satisfaction guaranteed.
Providence Shingling Co., g. Point street.
nlQ limo
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-21
MONEN GINEN AMAY.

Hosmer, the Jeweler. corner Westminster
and Franklin and - North Main street, gives
sl5 away every week The cheapest place OF
earth. dl16t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-21
DON'T DO 1T.

Do not buy anything in the jowelry line till
you see Hosmer. he Is making prices that
sell goods Westminster and Franklin and
~ North Main street. ODen evenings. dl1 TT
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-21
SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED-situstion as coachman or driver
for doctor 10y experienced cOlored man: ref
erence. Call or address J. ;. Glover, az John
street. dl1H6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-21
WAKE LIP.

Cut this out, take IL to Hosmer. the leweler,
corner Westminster and Franklin, who will
allow you 10 per cent of all your purchases.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-21
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE-Tsn.room house I05 burnett
street Apply 10 ID. Russell Brown. u
For hALE-Buttonwoods Cottage partr
ally furnished. Apply TO H. Russell Brown.
tt
FOX sALl-Nine-room cottage az Oak.
land beach. Apply to j. IL Randall. % oak.
land Beach avenue rov2-tf
FOX sALb-Two suIendid cottage IOts on
Warwick Neck Apply 20 d. Russell Brown.
Ut
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-21
pRoFESsIONAE C<RDs.
ONE OF 1nE rIVrsT.


Prof. i. u. Emerson. the Optician, will H.
the most dificult eyes 20 your perfect stt sfac
tion at one-half the price others charge; eX
animation free. At HOSMER'S auli-tf
TIE ELEPHANT LIVES 400 YEARS,
But the remembrance OF the bargains to be
had at Hosmer's lives forever. Westminster
and Franklin and - North Main Open even.
lngs. ul1 OF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-21
no YOU READ ADVERTISEMENTS ?

Gut this out, take il 90 Hosmer, the Ieweler
He will allow you 10 per cent discount on the
amount you purchase. Westminster and
Franklin streets dict
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-21

SPECIAL SALE or CLOCKS Alarm
clocks, warranted one year, SOC. S-day oak
or walnut clocks, strike hours and half.
hours, Sl.75. At Hosmer's corner Mestmin.
ster and Franklin streets is2 II
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-21
mrs. HOUSEWIFE!

Many have written us that their grocers do
not keep our IDEAL NOTASEED RAISTNS--
which l.. ot course. not right Now there are
about l.Ua>.OD OF YOU IN New England. (By
the way, it is . great pleasure % b. able 10
speak TO You MI az once like thisl II has oc.
Cured 10 us that " the million of you shoull
all combine 70 ask your grocers for tht q
goods this holiday month. they would give up
trying 90 sell you those mushy. seeded rnisins
they are oil overstocked with. and let you
have the IDEAL when vou cali for them. IL
might cost Us : 90 TO talk them over by trav-
cling salesmen or saleswomen, and we would
rather divide ornDnr YOIr
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-21
ACCOUNTANT.

BOOKS designed, opened closed, audited and
systematized. Don't trust to luck. have
your books audited. j. Il. BRAWNER, Pub
lie Consulting Expert, Corporation Account
ant and Auditor, r. o. box S21s Boston,
Mass. nl6-lmo
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-21

TO LET-Tenement. rooms, Sll per
month: also one for - per month. 2i0 Eddy
street. Robert Muir, 50 Elm street. d2l-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-21
MIR DANIED-FEmALEs.

GIRLS WANTED-To charge enamel W.
O. Randall, 1856 Pine street d2O 80
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-21

FOR RENT-Cpper part house 529 Pine
street; modern and in uerfect order; rooms
Apply TO ID. Russell Brown, g. Exchange nlace
aupl-tf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-21
~ RSONAL.
SI.5O FOR 75c.

Watch cleaned 55c. mann spring s5c price
on other work in proportion done by the
most skilled wOrkmen on earth AT HOS
MER'S, corner Westminster and Franklin
and Y North Main.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-21

TO I-ET-Lower fiat. II Plenty street: cleo
trio lights: all modern improvements. George
A. Iittlcheld. % Westminster street. dls-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-21
ROOMS TO LET.

ROOM To LET-Nicely furnished room,
with or without board modern convenionces,
price reasonable 100 Smith street. left hell.
dis-Ot %
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-21

TO LET-turnished front and side rooms
with or without board, i'm private family al
modern convoniences l39 Point street. dls6l
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-21
SIX OF THE FINEST
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MOTOR FOR SALE-Msnufactured by the
Waddel- -Entz Company OF Bridgeport, Conn.
IL Is horsepower, 10 volts, IL smpiers and
Is in first class condition. Apply or address
The Evening News, ,62 South Water street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-21

FOR RENT-Cottage house, Burnett street,
ten rooms; S25 per month Apply 10 ID. Rus
sell Brown, 02 Exchange place.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-21
A THOUSAND DOLLARS IN PREMIUMS

nyou will accomplish the same result. 80 N
YOU who read his viii kindly drop "a "a postal
with your address. we will give yuu the points
and snow 30u q chnnrc Co earn something.
BOsrON EAISIS co. igo state 81. boston
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-21

SAWDUSI FOR SALF-Flour barrel, Is
cents a. ii. thnt Mig. Co., end Of Troy
street mrll ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-21
HOUSES TO LIT.

TO LET-Desirable lower tenement. 40
Hendrick street, rooms on floor and at
ties; trst-clas- order; Sonvenlonces, good
yard, with fruit trees; rent $40. Inquire on
premises, or az SD Atwells avenue. dl7-u
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-21

10 LET-Store In building corner ship and
Eddy street; suitable for small shop. Apply
q. III. Howland, weybosset street. o2l-tf
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
DIED.

RI-SSEII,E-Very suddenly Fifth day. Eighth month.
10Th at residence NJ. il6 East io'h St. sarah r.
Busselle
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
UsON-Eniered into Centre Moriches, Long
Island August IS 1897. James n Ferguson IN tns
18th year of his . .
Funeral services D. M Saturday. 81. Paus Church.
corner Clinton and Carroll SITS, BROOKLYN
Internlent private in Greenwood
GAGER-On "Wednesday August rs. 1897. Mary VI eager
widow Of Oliver A. Gager aged 30 years -.
Funeral services late residence. NJ i2o Hcksst
Brooklyn y. Y, on Friday morning. 10Th inst AZ ~
Norwich Comm and Fall River Mass) papers please
copy.
GHEGORY-At Edgewater Park y J.. sunday. Au-
gust i5 1897 Harriet Louisa wife ~ Clark B Gregory.
only daughter Of the late Friend Humphrey y Al
bany. "
GRIFFIN-On Wednesday. August Is. at kinnebunkpo1,
Me- Charles H. Griffin of this city late OF 'he Hr'n OF
Tilnshast & Griftin. - a.. -.
Funeral from the Episcopal church ""p"fn' 'fsS' y"
Friday Aug. 20. at noon
TEDGER-George Ledger age ~ years
Funeral services NJ 1888 Lexington ave- az a. fn'
Friday.
lnternlent Greenwood.
REYNOIDS-On Wednesday, August j. smith Heyho'dA
Funeral from his late residence No. 9s Gates-avs.
brooklyn Friday August ~. at p m
SMITII-At Rdgehcld Park. y. j.. on August H. Ella
4 smith. wife 81 Mortimer Smith.
Service at her home at 2;to y. m. saturday.
Train leaves Cor,landt and Deshrosses SITS. III"
WIDO-At Iohnsyc y. Y. August Is. 1897 Jane Ann
Waldo widow Of William y. Walio aged 80 years -.
! 30 O'Clock. from the residence OF her son. Jonn u
Carriages Will meet train AT louisville
Wooilawn Cemetery.
Office EO. 20 r. I'D ST.
wnodlawn Station cath WarD. Harlem Railroad
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
OBITUARY..
JOSEPH r. KERR. JR.

Joseph r. Kerr. jr, prominent young lawyer
and the son OF the Rev. Joseph K Kerr pastor
OF the Fourth Presbyterian Church, at West End
ave and Ninety-frst-st. died at his home, No. 63
West End-ave. yesterday lie was twenty-nine
years old. and born in Allegheny city. lie
entered Princeton College and was graduated In
the class OF 20 with honors. In the fall OF the
same year he began TO study law and was graz.
uated with hOnors from the New-York Law Schooi
in 1888 Mr. Kerr connected with the law hrm
partnership with Alexander Il. Gulick. then sec
retary OF the New-York Law School. In 1895 the
firm Of Guck. Kerr & Marsh was formed, with
offices at No 12O Broadway. In the early part Of
the present year the firms OF Gulick. Kerr &
Marsh and G. r. & r. s. Woodruff were conso-
dated under the firm name OF Guck. Woodruff.
Kerr Marsh. and offices were established In the
Syndicate Building at No. 2s Nassau-st. Mr.. Kerr
WAS member of the Princeton Club The funeral
VIII be held In the manse Of the Fourth Presby-
terian Church at I o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The interment will be In the family plot In Pitts
burg.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
POPULATION or AMERICAN CITIES.

THE CENSIS FIGURES or 1870 COMPARED WITH
Careful. ESTIMATES MADE LAST YEAR.
Washington Aug l9-LI response 10 a circular
sent 10 the health officials OF every place In the
United States OF one thousand inhabitants or up
ward according the census Of 1890. DR.. Wyman.
of the Marine Hospital Service. has received l332
replies giving Information bearing the mortality
and morbdity statistics Of az many places together
with the estimated population for the year 1896.
These revised population statistics were parcu-
lary desired by the bureau In order that the per-
centage OF mortality might be computed thereon.
computation made on the census figures of 1890
making the percentage of mortality appear larger
than II really Is.
The following table shows the cities having a
pODula ton of hundred thousand or over at the
census of 1890 with the estimated population Of 1896
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
ROYALTY ~ IRELAND.
ENTHUSIASM OVER THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF
YORK CONTINUES UNABATEp.

ENTHUSIASM OVER THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF
YORK CONTINUES UNABATEp.
Dublin Aug 19-The popular enthusiasm over .ne
visit of the Duke and Duchess of YORK TO lreahd Is
unabatcd Their Royal H!ghnesses were again met
with warm receptions to-day ut the opening OF the
Exhibition of Irish Textile Industries ana durihs
their visit TO the Horticultural Show 1he process
sion through the main streets of Dublin was
heartily cheered.
Tomorrow there will be an investture OF inc m
order Of ST. Patrick. in st. Patricks han II VIII
take place in full state and will he attended WIN WIN
ali the pomp and circumstance appropriate 10 me
occasion The Duke of York and Lord hoper's oi
('anda har will be invested with the order II,
A meeting Of the Privy Council o lr1iand WI, WI,
also he held at Dublin Castle at which his ioNdI
Highness will take his place as member OF the
Council c.. ,.;,s ., tho
Next week in addition to the state visits TO tne
Horse Show the Duke and Duchess VIII De pitSe.i. ~.
at Leopardstown races day will he occupiGd in IN
an excursion 10 PowersCourt there Will ne ulhne
narties every night at the Vice Regal Lodge. and
,he,r ROYAL Hghnesses have accepted the INVITA-.
tion of Lord and Lady Roberts &c attend pan AZ
the Roval Hospital. A garden party Will ne gwen
AZ the Vice Regal Lodge, TO which upward OF threo
thousand invitations have been issued.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
An ESCORTING WlRSHIP DfSABLLD.

IT PREC1PrTATEs \ sT9RMY SESSION OF THE
FRENCH CABINET.
Dunkirk Aug 1.-THE French cruiser bruiS'
which with the cruiser Surcouf. was escortns the
cruiser Pothuau with President Faure and his sul'e
on board on the way to Cronstadt. mas rei eiurieu
here with her machinery disabled. The Dat'e-snIp
Dupuy de LONE has started to replace the bruN.
London. August 2o-The Paris correspondent oi
"The Daily Mall says that the accident TO the
French cruiser Bruix. which had been delegated as
one of the vessels to escort NJ Faure TO Cronstadt
but was obliged to turn back through the failure
of her mahinery. caused a stormy CaDinet .,oCnc
today Admiral Bosnard. Minister OF Marine
wished to resign: but he was persuaded 10 VIII MIN,
hold his reslgnaton until the return OF fi4Sld"iit
Faurc from 81. Petersburg 1t l. propaDe lhal tlc
fasco will result in fierce campaign lof over
hauling the French Navy . - ill.,. o..,or do
The official accounts Of the CABINET session 9 & oo
NOT mention the incident. but IL Is UNDERSTOOD th,'
some of the Ministers referred to the BrulX nreak
down in such distasteful teims tnat NJ; Mr1 d a.
mjraj Besnard 10 continue in office II is believed
that he is fully resolved 10 resign on the I''"'"
Of President from RuSSla
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
IDENTITY or 4 PARK SUICIDE.
THE MAN WHO SHOT HIMSELF ON TUES
DAY SAID TO BE "CALIFORNIA GEORGE
ONCE A WEII-KNOWN CHARACTER


ONCE A WEIL-KNOWN CHARACTER
The hodv q, tho man who committed suicide By
shooting in Central Park on Tuesday was yes'er-
dav Identified at the Morguc that OF George
Weyman a bookbinder from Saratoga, y. J. ~
Lockwood. Of No 1,i67 Third-ave identihed the
body. which was taken to No. 3l East Fo''
eighth-st., where the widow lives.
IT Is said that the dead man was "Chliiorn'a
George" once a wcknown character, who hao
twice been tried for murder, once for the kii'ihs
OF "Bi' Gould a brother Of the former dive
keeper Tom" Gould The other trial was for the
killing. in 1860 OF Dan Cunningham sporting
man In New-Orleans with whom he had dispute
about the Keenan-Saycrs fight lie was acquitted
of murder In this case. According 10 story that
was told yesterday Weyman was born in Germany
about sixty years and cane 10 this country
when young man, making his home In California
1t IL alleged that he had not been there many
years before he became a gambler. and that he
lived life OF such rccklessncss daring and wild
adventure that he got the name Of california
George" by which he well-known in the West.
In the course OF the civil War "calIfornia
George VINO had drfted to New-Orleans. enlisted
in the Confederate Army and became the chief
calker of the ram Louisiana. then under construc.
ton for the purpose OF raising the Mississippi
blockade. Before the completion OF the ram news
come that Farraguts feet WAS approacnnG, IL
was then decided to destroy the Louisiana can.
forna George" who was the last man to leave s ne
ship fired her before she WAS cut loose 10 noat
down the river.
In 1864 Weyman came to this city. and six years
slater K is said became the proprietor OF big faro
bank In the Bowcry, at Grand-st. Tho killing u
''Bill" Could took place on New Years morning.
Weyman had married a cousin OF the GoulG broth
@ he was nnx Sed e' B BIZ Could AZ" OTIS @
to ask Weyman TO forget past Differences. Wey-
man was not willing 10 forget and forgive. ana a
wordy battle ensued TIE quarrel was ended by
Gould being fatally stabbed by Weyman Gould
died four days later. Weyman served seven years
In the pontentary for the crime. The last time
he seen IN this city was on Tuesday last, when
he ntimatcd to a frord that he was going 70 COM
nit suicide.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20

DR.. BLANC WANTS 100000 FOR IMPRISONMENT
AND BAD TREATMENT
Washington, Aug. 19-Lews Jerome Edward
Blanc an American citizen. through Dudley &
Michencr attorneys OF this city. mas filed with tn a.,
State Department claim against the Government
of Ecuador for 10000 FOR false Imprisonment and
III treatment twenty years ago. Between 1913
and 1851 Dr. Blanc lived I'm Ecuador. where he had
a farm. and also engaged in the practice OF medi-
cine. He was. 1t Is alleged on trivial pretence
arrested and thrown into Jail where he says he
was badly treated and kept for q long time. Al
last. through the efforts OF this Government he
was releas sed. He filed claims against the Ecua-
dorian Government several years ago, but they
never pushed to final action.
Dr. Blanc born In w-Orleans but In re-
cent years has been living In Savannah, Ga. He
has now moved to this city. where he VIII remain
until sonnet thing definite Is done.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
ASSESSORS HEAR FIGURES.
n1sCI-ssIoN OF THE VALUES OF ROOKIE
FFlLER PROPERTY.

--sr,voxy REFoRr TIE MOUNT PLEASANT
,o.pn GIVES 4 GRE.r REJECTION FROM
THE FIGURES or r... OFFICIALS OK
rocKwooD HALL. AND OTHER
PORTIONS OF THE ESTATE.
The Board Of Assessors of the town Of Mount
pleasant held a special meeting yesterday after
noon for the purpose of giving ample opportuni-
~ 10 counsel for William and John d. Rookie
teuer TO r~esent their objections against the as
easements on their property in the township.
when the meeting began at > o'clock. at the
osce of Judge Daniel Armstrong. in Cortandt-
8, North Tarry;own. the room was filled with
,oonle. many Of whom were real estate dealers.
who are watching the case. The hearing was in
no sense private. and the assessors say that all
their future meetings will be open to the public
Howard H. Morse, counsel for the Rockefellers
called Abram Hyatt. real estate dealer of Sing
Sing. as n witness Mr.. Hyatt testified that
william Rockefeers property. consisting of
lockwood Hall and GAG acres OF land, was
worth only S333. 500. about one-eighh of 81.
561 Oi, the amount for which Ii is assessed.
According TO Mr.. Hyatt's testimony. the value
~ all of John D. Rockcfeller's property in the
town. consisting Of about one thousand acres is
only S313O55 although it is assessed for $GS1,-
SO
The witness gave some interesting testimony
IN which he detailed the valuations Of each par
eel Of property and the buildings owned by the
Rockefellers.
The following comparative tabe gives the dis
,ineushing names of parcels of land owned by
William Rockefeller. with the number of acres
IN each and shows the assessed valuations and
tho annraieed values of Mr.. HYATT:
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20

BEFORE HIS DEPARTURE HE REVIEWED
THE .lST REGIMENT AGAIN

Hotel Champlain. y. Y. Aug. 10 1SpeciaD-
President Mckinley was busy to-day on matters
which he wished to dispose Of before his de-
parture for Troy. and he little seen by the
guests at the Hotel Champan this morning
He witnessed however, review Of the list
Regular Infantry from the veranda OF his room
Mrs Mckinley was with him. The review was
a fine one all the companies OF the regiment
being present. The color bearer carried the
beautiful American flag presented to the regi-
ment yesterday by Mrs. Mckinley. Mrs Hobart
and Mrs. Alger.
The reviewing party on the veranda OF the
hotel this morning consisted OF Nice-Presdent
Hobart. Postmaster General Gary, Mrs 'ar!'
Miss Gary. Secretary Alger and Mrs. Agef
President Mckinley and the Secretary or war
departed tonight at 9:i2 o'clock for Troy on
train Of the Delaware and Hudson Kailroan'
They will arrive in Troy tomorrow morhins'
and will attend in that city during the DAY the
annual meeting Of the Army of the Potomac
The President and Secretary intend to return
here from Troy tomorrow night
Colonel and Mrs :. V. X. Cruger, OF New
York arrived here t'-night.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
uEANY INCREASES IN JAMAICA.

The assessors OF Jamaica. Long Island. have
largely increased values in the town for this year
The Long Island Railroad. which last year was
taxed on sG4l9O is down for 1850 this year; the
Ielance 4 Grosiean Manufacturing Company was
assessed at $72JD last year, and in 1891 they are
charged with S254oo; the city OF Brooklyn Is down
ON the rolls this year for $3S557j. while last year
1, was ,ayed on solO So Cross x Beeuelns assess
ment has been increased from 5000 to slZ2,vn'
mat Of the Jamaica Electric Light company, from
81 ,s0 10 30 OAD the New York and ROckaway Bea n
Railroad from S72.7l5 TO Slo321, and the Jamaica
Water Company from $2.00 TO $sj"N me Long
Island Electric Company the rolls last year
j. down for $4,000 this year. ana r.: "doSJeah >
assessment Is Increased from $V''"- 10 s''o0'.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
srnANGERs At TIE RUSSIAN CAPITMo

London. Aug 2o-A dispatch TO 1.-The Times
from s., Petersburg describes the unusual anima-
,ion Of the city and the suburbs resulting from the
recent visit Of the German Emperor ana Empress
tho expec,ed visit Of NJ Faure and the Medical'
statistical and Geological congresses invitations 10
which have been largely accepted out OF curiosity
20 eee Russia and 20 experience her splendid nos
pitality. u ,,o oorsressos include
Goo railuav travelling free lodging presentation
at court banques and other forms OF elaDorao os
high rank is attending TO the comfort or de'esa'es
and their wives. -, ., ,r,nr,co, e.earn
rs and Yachts bringing tourists. VINO expect TO De
rere during the visit of NJ. Faure.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-20
FRESH AIR FUND EXHAUSTED.
UNLESS MONEY is FORTHCOMING "
ONCE. TIE WORK MUST STOP.

ONCE, TIE WORK MUST Sio''
The work of The Tribune Fresh Air Fund yes.
tarday consisted OF the sending OF par,. y.
twenty-five children to Cazenovia. ~ Y Ihe.
yyero all little girls who were much In need oil
fresh air and who will appreciate the knd deeu
OF sending them away from the city Tor TWO "eeh'
IT, however the little people had known no" hea'
they came TO losing the outing they had Deen Iooh
ing forward TO for SO long. twenty-five niue iac',
would have been very sober and anxious, ihstea"
OF laughngly eypectant. and there wouo nav
been much wavering between hope and fear IN 'he
troubled thoughts OF twenty-five little daughters
OF the tencmcnts." As II was. trey trooped OH
mcrrily. happily unconscious OF the Diack c'o""
which had been lowering over their expectations
TIE cause of the uncertainty n fact wh'ch
viii bear repetition The Tribune Fresh AIT rum
is absolutely without a cent to pay for parties Oh
children which have already been arranged TOT 10
so to the country. or course. the numerous invti-
tions continually coming In from the country LOT
more children have been reSretfuily dcciiheo io'
weeks. That is melancholy. but another mat'''
The problem before Fresh Air workers Is no" w
pay for parties which have already been arranged
for the next few days The children have all beeh
told TO be ready and counting the days I'LL the
appointed time comes. The hosts ana hostesses ~,
nd h% aT srG Ur ns of Of one of
these parties means sorrow ana nis stay
at home If there is no money to send them.
the Cazenovia party owed It's exs 10
Which nai large share Of hr carfarcs Of the
little people The people of Warwick. y. y. paiaa
for the transportation OF party OF boys wnc, aicn
for them possible. At Walden y. y, part, o.,
children will begin weeks of health ahn iun
TO morrow They could not have done so II the
people of that place had not paid for ih"ir ~ ,Fahf MS
portation The st. Vincent de Paul Society OF tns
city paid for the transportation Of four partss
ThGh went & to cnSiha% nh TS X MaFff TSa last
parties which have gone TO 81. Helen's Home. ~ -.
Curtisville Mass. and the next one to go hahe th
h,en cd IN
generosity Of a friend Of the Industrial Schoo A.
socia ton Of this city. who has paid for the ch'
drons railroad tickets. -
The children who went to the above places W. y
lucky indeed in the generosity OF good trienns.
The parties which are booked for the next rev
days have at present no such friends. There IL ho
money on hand to pay their expresses