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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26

BY virtue OF two certain deeds Of trust
duly recorded in the office Of the clerk of
Richmond Chancery Court I'm Deadlock
100 A, page 50. and I'm Deadlock 100 y,
page 143. default having been made In the
payment Of debts therein secured. and be-
ing so required by the benenciaries, we
viii sell by public auction, on the prem
Uses, on
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 3, 1897,
at =. NJ. the real estate described as
follows: "All that certain VACANT LOT
in the city Of Richmond, Va. and de-
scrihed as follows: Lot A. on a map Of the
Morriss property. fronting thirty feet on
Grove avenue. and running back perpcn-
dicularly on the west line one hundred and
ten feet to a sixteen foot alley. and on its
eastern limo running back TO said alley,
one hundred and eleven feet. with q front
age on said alley of twenty feet" This
is one Of the most rapidly improving sec
lions Of the city, and the lot is surround
cd 10y beautiful residences. There are only
"a few such lots vacant. and parties wish
ing 10 build viii find 70 to their interest
TO attend this sale, as the lot must be
sold
TERMS: Cash. though more liberal
terms may be announced at the hour OF
sale.
WILLIAM V. WILSON, JR.,
r. b. CHAFFIN
Trustees.
r. p. Chafhn & CO. Gncor), Auctoneers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26
WANTS.

- ROCERIES WAY DOWN Al >. ULL-
~ MANS SONS.
Pest GRADUATED Sugar, Ia lbs...... -
White a Sugar pounds ............. -
Light Brown Sugar s 1-2 pounds. -
Country Breast BACON .......... 6h
Quart Bottles Imported Pickles 10
Corn Bran, cwt. ...................:.''. 70
Best California Hams. per pound...' D.
Large Lemons, per dozen...........''- 10
Pure Lard per pound .............
Best Leaf Lard OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .
lO-pound can Pure Lard for...,...... %
Guy Mills ShipstuN or Brownstur
N"N sss.ss ..s.s.sss. ..s.s.s..s.ss..sssss W
Snow Flake Patent Family Flour
per barrel, Sj2J; per pag....... SO
Carolina Rice ncr pound ....-.....
Tip Top Roasted Coffee, Java and
IaEuyra ........................... -. III
New North Carolina Rice .........
Pure Ground Coffee per pound 800.
8. ULLMAN'S SON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.

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BY J. y. Elan & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
11i3 Main street.
IN RUSTEE'S SALE
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
OF THAT
DEsIRABLY LOCATED AND ATTRAC-
TIVE TWO-sIokn = Ek ts,,
SIDE or THE MECHAN-
ICSVILLE TURN
JUST NORTH OF CARRINGTON STR.
In execution Of n certain deed OF trust
from George T.. Anderson, Jr., to the un-
dorgigned trustee. dated February IL, 1877.
and recorded in Deadlock 1j3 b, page y,
Of the Hcnrico County Court, default nav
ing been made In the debt secured IN salu
deed. and being required so 10 DO by the
bonefciaries. the undersigned trustee VIII
SELL by public auction, on the premises on
MONDAY. AUGUST 90. 1897.
AZ q o'clock =. NJ. the real estate describ-
ed in said deed. as fronting fs feet, more
or less. on the east side Of the Mechanics
Vile Turnpike. between Carrington ana -
streets. and running back eastWardly DC
tween irregular lines, I'D rect, more or
less. and having thereon a most substan-
tial and desirable detached fkAM IL
DWELLING Of about six rooms IL IS
a rare chance for persons or small means
to so safely invest their SAVINGS Witlhti
IL be for home or investment, ana an per
sons Interested should be sure TO attend
this sale.
TERMS: For cash. as TO so much or the
purchase money as Will be sufficient 70 pay
tbe expenses OF executing this trust. any
delinouent taxes and the ratable snare or
taxes for the present year and the sum OF
S2l2.44. with interest thereon from August
IL 1897 upon credits as 10 S21s63 10 Feb
rt,orv, IL 1898 Sg24.s2 10 August u, 1898,
and S23l to February II, 1899, and rs 10
the residue Of the purchase money. II any,
on a credit Of six and twelve months from
day Of sale. the purchaser 20 give therefor
HE neeofiable notes I'm two equal Install
ments. with interest added. and 10 pe
secured by a deed Of trust on the property
these terms as to the residue having peen
fixed by the undersigned after applying 10
the grantOr in said deed OF trust 70 pre-
scribe the terms and his failure 10 do so.
O. IT, FUNSTEN. Trustee.
]. Il. Elan d CO.. Auctioneers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26
RAILROADS

o>S>Nr-e~~~~~~y~~>~>-~~-
GssSsS!I)' olI' aliir ,1.
DEFECTIVE JULY 5. 1891.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
90 BROAD STREET STATION.
500 A. III. Daily, with psrlor car foi
principal stations, Newport
News Old Point Norfolk auc
s''S P. NJ. Daily. with Pullman fss
local stations. Newport News
ola Point, Norfolk and Ports
mouth. Connects daily Win
va Dominion steamships Tor
n.n =, New York
4"'" - NJ. Local train. except sunday.
Win psrlor car, for Ronceyerig
connects AZ Gord0nsvllie for
,tanse. Culpcper. Calverion
nanassas. Alexandria ana
1ahnlnstoni at Union station
bu .rSr!.o',esybil l, for lynch
I'D T. NJ Daily. with Pullman 10 Gin
lnnaus Louisville and ST.
i.ouls. Connects 40 C0WnrtOn
galy FOR Virginia Hot SPRING.
Ssops only az important
stations. Meals served On DIM
ing cars. No. e. Local Train.
ANtpA SUNDAY follows above
5taln from Gordonsyino 20
o'So +. NJ. Accommodation. except SUM
,n.,o n =, day, Tor Charlottesville
"''V = a. Dally FOR Cincinnati, with
Pullman 20 Hinton. WA, and
NordonsviIle Co Cincinnlu
and Louisville Meals served
on dining car Connects $40
stanton Except sunday tor
winchester. Va. and AZ Cow
i9ston. va, daily Tor Virginia
TRAINS LEAVE EiGHTH STREET
OK, STATION
wv ~ NJ Daily, FOR Lynchburg and
Sutton Forge. connects at
iremo. except Sunday for
hosneyi az LynChhurg daily
WIN n. 81 w R. d., ana the
southern Railway for South
West aud South. except Sun-
cay az Balcony for Lexington.
ana at bessemer for New Cas-
We and at W. clifton Forge
5.ao p NJ With no. Z for Cincinnati
WV "i' I.Alert Sunday. Local accom-
notation for Gladstone.
Trans ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
ca bkDAD STREET STATION
49, a vi. Daily from Cincinnati.
'''' ~ "'' 9londay5 only from Wlyrcs-
ioA' A. NJ nally from Norfolk and Ola
Point
$3.50 p. NJ Daily from Cincinnati ana
$50 p. NJ p9aiIy from Norfolk ana ola
1880 P. N. Except Sunday. from Romeo.
Ncrfe
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION
$40 A. NJ ENcept sunday from Glade
stone.
Gao p. NJ. Daily. from Cunon Forge and
l'}nch0ure and aNco.f sun
diN from Now castle. fnN'UF
ton and N0enoy
JOHN ID POTTS.
Assistant General Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26

THE FANOkIIE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND
4:8O J.. 81. $50. lb Gilmore United.
~ daily except sunday for West
on Mondays. hedneslI}s and tri-
DAVIS with steamer Tor IafImtre;
also. n If. stage az T. ..r Manor f0f
WaItarf0u ana Ii .tN"..k IN
tuesdays Thursdays no furflya
Q IN y ~ $50. l| .lU.. .IIIu 81 q,
-''' wednesdays and FriaIgf. for west
Point and informed tf' fatious.
Connects with STAGE at Lester Manor
Tor Wa'ker.1n ani lh1nnog k,
~ Eating e.. S No. a. ' .,3i''' mrea
O'VV caves daily .spt Sunday from
Virginla-streot station for West
p.frt and informed. fo fffInue. cone
r,cfIrr with efI.. .f INefer Manor
for Walfor % 1ul |,tL.,n.lr.- 3.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT kN'ifMOND.
air A. NJ Daily except Mon0ay
,o:4O 4 NJ. Monday. wednesday, ana
"a, y N Daily exceot sunday from
' West rolnt ana intermediate sta
s,ssrrer- leave West Point ~ 500 r. NJ
Mondave Wednesday,. ann fridays, ana
3sitjmore ~ 500 r. NJ. Tuesdays. Thurs
davs. and Saturdays. ,.,..
Ticket offico az station ,oot OF virginia
street omen from 800 A. 81 tg 500 p.
- and from a's0 p. NJ 20 A. ". city
tlcket ofice ol3 east Main strcet,
1 NJ CULP. W. a. TURK,
. franc Manager Cen Pass Agent
W 81 GREEN General Superintendent
washington. u 2
= W WTcTpTRY Tr9v P0fs AGENT
e7O eaef Main street Richmond Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26

w ANTED. BY A GENTLEMAN AND
W wife. good boarding place with pri-
vate family. Prefer between fou.tn anu
BOARD, care Times. auzl-ll-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26
Losr AND POUND.

L OsT-LAST EVENING ON THE
4 electric car between Adams and Clay
and Seventh and Broad a GOLD MEDAL
Inscribed ETHEL Il. RAMSEY. The
nnder will be rewarded II left at this
Office or Or. II. Il. Ramseys, 1O2 west
Leigh street. au26-lt'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
" pANf.

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
DAILY SERVICE.
b. Steamers leave Norfolk
~ Va. DAILY. az 7.3O y NJ
(NEN for New York direct. pas
h&ssNVAA sengcrs leave RichmonI
AAisIsS% via e.. and o. railwav, a ~
<ltA, J.. ~, or II. and r. rait
road tN. and ". rOutal d
a. NJ. 10 connect vim
- steamer at Norfolk
DIRECT SIEAMEkS leave Richmond
for New York, via James river. eyort,
Monday passengers and freight. ana
Friday Qreight and Storage passon-
gers only) at y. NJ. Additional steamer
1freighU. leaves Richmond for Norfolk
every Wednesday p; NJ connecting
with main line steamer for New York.
FROM NEW YORK. passengers can
leave DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY. for
Richmond via Ola Point or Norfolk.
DIRECT STEAMERS via James river
route, leave every Saturday passengers
river. 3 Z. NJ Saturdays. 4 +. NJ.
For full information apply 10
JOHN +. MAYER. Agent.
1912 east Main street
Richmond. Va.
W l.. Guillaudeu Vice-PresIdent and
Traffic Manager New York.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
PANY.
Commencing next week, the old sche-
dule will be resumed. Steamers leave
Richmond every Monday. Wednesday and
Friday ~ L. NJ Leave New York for
Richmond Monday. Wednesday and sat
urday at 3 L. NJ.
mo. f. MAYER.
au2l-st Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26
RANDOLPH MACON SYSTEM
RICHMOND COLLEGE

Courses in Literature, Philosophy Sci
cnce. and Law. leading TO degrees Of
Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science
and Bachelor of Law.
Courses entirely elective. City students
may study I'm any one Of The twelve de-
partmcnts of Latin, Greek. English,
French. German. Mathematics. Physics,
Chemistry Philosophy. History Expires
sion or Law. and pay only for the classes
they take.
No charge for library gymnasium. or
baths. -Four instructors I'm gymnasium.
Session begins September 2}d. Address
Prest j. w. BOATWRIGUT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26

BY H. NJ Workman & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1913 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26

BY n. h. Chafdn e 90. Incorporated.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 1 north Tenth street

II RUsTEEs' SALE
or
ONE OF THE IIANDsOMEST LOTS ~
TIE WEST END OF RICHMOND,
FRONTING on GROVE AVE-
NUE.. JUST WEST OF
BEECH STREET
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26

w ANTED-TO RENT OUT TWO I'M
w furnished Rooms and one FURNISH
ed room. Apply at IA east Grace street.
aug25-1ts
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26

wy NTED-GENTLEAIEN TO OCCU-
w by Pleasant Room with Boaru.
Terms Reasonable. Apply az lo, Nese
Cary street. aub-'-o1'
w ANTED-NTrRsERY GOVERN tss ;
w Northern cirl preferred: must come
we'll recommended. call At Murthy III
tol parlors from 9 10 i o'clock to-uay'
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r. p. chafhn & Co. uncor), AuctIoneer
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-20
WESTERLY WINS.
u. S. Circuit Court Decides the
Water Works Case.
The Town Has Complete Right to Con-
struct Plant.

Judge Colt and Judge Brown of the
United States Circuit Court rendered their
opinion today in the case Of equity be-
tween the Westerly Water Works and the
town of Westerly ct al, and the Seamen's
Friend Society VS.. the Town of Westerly.
The opinion summarized Is as follows:
Our conclusion is fortified by the de-
cision of the supreme Court OF Rhode
Island as to the vital questions existing
in the present cases
Giving full weight to the arguments
presented by the complainants concerning
the status of that case rs controversy
prearranged to secure n decision FOR
ulterior purposes, we are yet of the
opinion that the views of the learned
court upon the main questions are free
from any influence resulting from that
aspect of the case and are sound interpre-
tations Of statute law.
Though we reach our conclusion by
somewhat different path, and upon cur
independent Judgment assisted though not
controlled by that learned court. yet we
fully concur in the findings Of law which
have led them as ourselves to find that the
defendant has a complete right To proceed
TO the construction of water works, and
we find that in SO doing il Will impair no
right nor obligation of contract To the
benefit whereof the complainants are en-
titled.
The preliminary injunctions therefore
will be dissolved.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-20

street; Frank Albany, GA Charles street ;
estate OF Emma A. Baines 343 Rugby
street; John Garvcy, Baxter street.
Tho second annual report Of the fire
commissioners was received
Tho petition of Jacob Massell To build
n barn Nn stamford street was taken from
the table at the request of Alderman
Freeman. and the petitioner was given
leave 10 withdraw.
The following persons were given per-
mission 60 sell fireworks: George "A.
Stone. 1913 Prairie avenue; W. B. Ste
Vcns, 7l6 Potters avenue; samuel IL.
prcst 1921 Westminster street; j. III. Hy-
land, 10 Prairie avenue.
In concurrence with the Common Coun-
Gil, the Board Iasscd the bill for mn ordi-
nance providing for che hiring OF s320. 600
for tho rebuilding Of Weybossot bridge
and the river walls and the resolution
directing the commissioner of public
works TO begin the work; also resolu-
tion authorizing the city treasurer 10
apply the uneXpcndcd balance of money
hired for construction of new Rod bridge
toward payment of notes issued for that
pdrpose; and also resolution accepting
certain gifts for the North Burial Ground.
The Board then adjourned until May ..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-20
EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING.
Held by Providence Evangelical Young
WOm:n's Christian Association.

The Providence Evangelical Young
Womcn's Christian Association held its
eighth annual meeting i'm the chapel of
the Benoiioent Congregational Church last
evening. The president, Mrs W. III.
Bowen, made her annual report and ad-
dress. She made especial reference to
the work and objects of the society The
treasurer reported an expenditure during
the year of 50, 595 - with receipts
amounting to s3SOO. IL, leaving balance
Of SIS7 Miss Ellen Hinds general
secretary presented Ter annual report.
Miss II. j. Cooke of Boston delivered an
interesting address. The following officers
were elected; President Mrs William
IL. Bowen; vice presidents, Mrs Clarence
III. Guild, Mrs. Eliza j. Pierce Miss
Grace IL. Lawton; recording secretary,
Miss Laura Moulton treasurer, Miss Grace
II. Lawton auditor, MIR Albert G.. Day
board of managers, term expires 1900
Miss Emily j. Anthony, Miss Mamie T.
Duryca. Mrs Phobc c. Gamwell, Miss
Harriette Tourtcott, NJ IS Elizabeth r..
Turner Mrs. &. A Woolock term ex-
pires 1898, Miss Adelaide browne Miss
\. Il. Dexter; term expires 1899, Mrs
William AL Cooke.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-20
Board of Aldermen.

Alderman Burbank presented the petit
tion Of John Is. Hogan 10 move q barn,
and wanted the same To pass without he
ing referred. Alderman Freeman objected
to this and moved that th" same take the
usual course Alderman Burbank called
upon Commissioner OF Public Works
smith to help him out, but the petition
was referred nevertheless
The petition of Bernard McGuinncss for
lamp on job street referred TO lamp COM
mttce.
The petition of John McHale for snwer
in DanfOrth street referred to committee
on sewers
Petition of John Kelly to define gradc
of Geneva street was referred 10 Joint
committee on highways
The petition of j.. ID. Williams for re
mission of tax was referred to joint com.
mittee on claims
The petition OF r. H. Richards for re-.
mission of money paid for water was re-
fcrrcd TO joint committee ON claims.
Tho report Of the wcigher at Haymmket
was received.
Alderman Ninsor presented resolution
from Mary A. Bahcock who represented
the Nomon's Council, that organization
representing 20 womcu's organization of
this city, praying the Board e prevent the
Corbett fitIsimmons kinetuScopc people
from giving performance IN this city.
The same was referred to the comnittcc
on shows.
An ordinance 90 add S35. Oo0 to the np.
prOpriation for highways referred to Joint
committee on finance.
The committee on city property were
given permission to sell certain lots with
approval of the mayor
The following named persons were given
permission 90 keep ylctualrg houses.
Charles IA Chaco, iG7 North Main. Clarl,s
NJ. Daboll, ll2 Eddy Henry a. GrifTrn.
o1l Westminster; Mrs Mary A. pcnrce.
30 Westminster. Charles r. Wilbur. "a
Fulton: Charles ~ Wells ~ Point
a Junk license was issued 90 Alfred 4.
swain ~ south, Main street.
Approval Of damages to hens ~ Irving
i. lrUns referred 60 committee ON dam.
ages under dog law.
The petitions ~ the following o. build
barns was laid on the table lrr two
weeks Prank A. Hunt l5S California
iSenuc; : W. Ahrwoillcr pcnn.yl,ania
avenue, John Y sharp Congress ave
nue. Antonio liaroni rear s5l Charlie,
street; danes Dean and wife, 40 Alton
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-20
HIS SILVER ANNIVERSARY.
Archbishop Ryan Begins its Observ-
ance at Philadeiphis.

Philadelphia, Pa, April 20 The jubilee
in celebration Of the silver anniversary
ot Archbishop Patrick j. Ryan began
this morning and will continue with
varied exercises until Friday evening
next Archbishop Ryan became Titular
Bishop of the See Of Trictomia, % years
ago last Wednesday. His Episcopal con
Secratiou took place I'm 81 Louis in the
Church of ~ John, the Evangelist Of
which hc was then the rector The ami
Ncrsary uf thc holy week celebration was
y postponed until this week. A number Of
distinguished prclatcs have arrived TO
take part IN the celebration. Archbishop
turrigan arrived from New York last
night and Cardinal Gibbons and Arch
bishop Martiuolli, the papal delegate
came from Baltimore this morning
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-20
L0throp's Opera House.

Charles +. Cooks players began
weeks engagement in Lothrop's Opera
House yesterday, appearing in n sensa-
tional play entitled 1.-The Phoenix" "
written by Milton Mobiles. Ii was the
story of an unscrupulous pcrs on TO gain
possession of the fortune belonging to
another. The villain resorted to various
schemes TO accomplish his purpose, but
the hero was generally on hand To check
mate all his efforts Murder was sup
posed to be committed, but the murdered
man turned up in time to balk the further
progress of the schemer, and To bring
about his downfall. During the progress
Of the play "a gambling house scene was
presented wherein an effort was made to
fleece the disguised hero. but the villain
was stopped at the point of revolver
There was n scene on the lcveo at New
Orleans where virtue achieved triumph.
The various actors performed their
allotted parts with "a fair degree of ability
and the specialties introduced by Emma
Francis, an acrobatic dancer, Josie
Richards in catchy songs, James NJ.
Barry in popular parodics and the cake
walkers were all excellent. The play
seemed TO please the large audience at
both performances and Cook's company
received cordial greeting. Tomorrow
afternoon and evening Edward +. Roses
American comedy drama entitled THE
American Girl, will be seen for the
first time in this city. There will be
another change of bill Wednesday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-20
Columbia Theaier.

Little Buttorcap 49,. Kate La Fetra- Bosworth
Josephine .....,....... Mime. Baratta- Morgan
Pinaforc has long been one of the most
popular Of the light operas and the re-
ception that IL receives at the columbia
Theater this week will undoubtedly prove
that its popularity is not ON the wane.
The opera is given under the direction OF
Mime. Baratta- Morgan and II Is altogether
ono of tho most delightful performances
that has heen seen III this city ia some
time.
Tho story of the opera is too we'll
known To need any description but the
piece has been put on so artistiCally V that
one forgets that the story Is an old one
ana shows as much interest in the adj
ventures of Captain Corcoran. Sir Joseph
Porter, Ralph Rackstraw. Little Butter
cup and the charming daughter of the
bold captain as they could If the piece was
witnessed for the first time
Mime. Baratta- Morgan is already well
known as Josephine. 1t was years ago
tnat she practically created the part at
the old Park Garden, and since that time
her voice has lost none Of its sweetness
aud power and her stage presence none of
that delightful naturaiism that made her
work so popular in those days.
While Nine Morgan has selected very
large number of both male and female
voices from the best amateur yocalists of
the state her star parts are taken by pro-
fesslonal singers who have already OBJ
tanned reputation on the stage, so that
the piece Is robbed of the crudcness that
SO often mars strictly amateur perform
ances.
Herbert Dood appears as Sir Joseph
Porter, Is. Z. b., and he is not only "a
good singer but finished actor. w.
Archibald Willis makes an ideal Captain
CorcoraD, and his solos are particularly
well rendered. Robert Hall appeared as
Ralph last evening and his voice har-
monized delightfully."- with Mime. Nor
gan's in their duets. Later i'm the week
Mr.. d. II. Coan of Woonsocket will as
sumo this part.
James f. Pierce makes very funny
Deadeye, and sings well, while Mitchell
Boyer, as boatswain, William ID. Eddy,
as boatswain's mate, and Henry +.
Beaudry as carpenters mate had fine
voices and carried out their work nicely.
Little Helen Dodge was charming
little midshipmite and danced the horn
pipe cleverly. while Mrs. Kate La Feta-
Bosworth made "a very pleasing Buttercup
and Miss Alice Morgan fascinating
Hebe.
Between the two acts little Bernce
Carey Of Providence introduced some
specialties in singing and dancing that
won the audience and brought her several
encores and "a curtain call.
The opera is excellently staged, the
scenery having been painted expressly
for this performance by Mr.. John Moore,
the scenic artist at the Taunton Theater
and 10 say that the orchestra is under the
direction of Mr.. ID. w. Reeves is to assure
its excellence
The piece will be given during the
remainder of the week and smoking will
not be permitted at any performance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-20
Found Dead Near Railroad.

Lewiston. Me, April - Last even.
ing, Rev. w. G. stevens retired Meth
udist Clergyman, residing nc Lisbon at.
tcndcd a meeting at Lisbon Falls Miss
lug The train. hc strrtod to walk home
Tuesday morning his body was found
beside the Maine Central track. Doctors
found death due To- an opilcptic attack
and CxnnsuIn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-20

Unconditional surrender Is the only terms
Those 'nmo-- little pills known as DeWitt's
Little tnriv Risurs will make with cunzii.
l"usn SICK ho onrne n1d stomach troubles.
Ju.ouh b Jub. o n's Pharmacy. s1 West.
minister STR ri' Metyger's pnurmacy, 30
norih NAN street. Alfrcd's Pharmacy. 50
Eddy street.