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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23

,oe,t o, the Interior. Office OF lndan ATaTs wash
,,on men" ID e sept is. 1897. SEALED PHoPo7A,Ls,
ngtoh, ais Tor Dried Fruit and a1ressed 70
h om..ionrr Of indian Affairs Wsshns'0n C
VIII Ne 10 Tor furnishing FOR The Indian service
sS, ~ 800 pounds dried apple: 5000 p9un9 mas, a w
t" b a "r5n Of 1897 and bids must he submitted Tor
De q, W. 'sstSer In New York. Chicago. ST. Louis
- d"I\sN - nuaba Deliver must be made IN double
ra9s ~ about on hundred pogn' r2sn ana ss %n m
ddNS l''h hlarks ave not required u
ashrn'itny BIDS CERTIFIED CliECKS-AH olds .lss
suDfi,ta.s a. certified check or draft upon some
80, sr,Iss i.to-ltorv solvent National bank 'u al
h."i n.p CENT " 'hc amount Of the proposal
least FtN l. IL" a. A JONES. Commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23

To'ai So I'D VI
Stale Cf New York County ~ N-w YORK s.:
WM. \. Nash President. AID WN -. WILLIAMS.
Assisttn Cashier II he CON l.xc Bank a bank
..cd'ed All ing business az Nc ~ William street in
The city r New York IN sId county. being duly
e1cf tyc hsef says that the foregoing with
tie s-heiu" accompanying the respects.
statement of The condt. Of The said
c0sr ~ bI"r-ss TIE 18Th ,hy of September 1897
an .y i-t'r Say that IL business ~ said bank has
been ttrHs4 81 ~ lie lycetn required b5 the banking
go "hfp. 81. if"s y lss. :nd not elsewhere and
thu tN' a"fr report is made 81 compliance with
Official notice received from th :Gp-i .h,ondent Banks
.nat1g H. l3h dav - september 1891 as the day
on which such .-pnrt suGI hf made.
WILLIAM A. NASH President.
WILLIAM t.. WILLIAMS NS.'t Cashier
S.t"raly subsc:l lied and ~ Doth opponents.
tie I'D day e.; september. 1897. hefor" tlo.
TIlOS. NASH
(SealD Soary PI5lc King COUNTY
Certificate fed New York County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23

NATIONAL bank notes Tor redemption to-ud!'
S151 SG3
The Sub-Ireasury was a debtor at the Clear-
Lg House $3.50 IJs. Its ret gain OF balance was
Si2I ,.IS2 made up by gain in currency or H5'
100 aud gain in coin Of $t6. - To-Day =
operations included: Receipts S2,9sS,5Gi; pay
Elents =. najJ $50 resulting H. a general balance
~ S209.5Oo.41G. consisting Of $!is.Jo',l9o CON
and 500 Jy3 $50 currency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23

ADVERTISEMENTS sne suIsep'sIns f9s ahs rrSuse
"a door north OF 3ist until o'clock m; advsrtiss
30 @ e., cd nj following branch offices at regular
msnss ss nnt,l O'clock D. M viz: 24 sth-ave. s.
Once on, o: 9Th ave i2th-st Mays 6th-svs
v w., is st. near shave % E.s, ith: .s7 IVES.
.v, between 10th and 77th o?s a-avs ne.r el.t.
st. Ios stsys near setn: eo9 SaSvs near t HS T.:
sos 20 D.st 7eh-sS; Is2i Sd-svS.; aee2 Sd-ava
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
The Union Pacific, Denver & Gulf
Railway Company,

IT, undersigned. representing majority ~ the con-
soidsNd mortgage t-onds OF the Union Pacific Denver
and Guf Railway COMPANY issued under ~ mortgage
dated April l. 1880 have been constituted committee tor
protection 81 interests Of the consolidated mort
gage b)ndhod.rs under agreement dated September
IS 49, copies II which D." obtained az ~" once 0f
ito pcrosrary central Trust Company of New foik No
81 Wall street - Y. the agency - the D72o-.tary
American Loan and Trust Company. 30. % State
street. Boston Mass
Holders consolidated bonds deposit the
Depositsry city OF New York, or In
Boston said agency. before the first day OF
Noy,ber 1891 Certificates Of the Drposiiary VIII be Is
consolidated bonds deposie ana
49, application will be maGe. practicable. to
have certificates listed upon the New York STOCK FIX
change.
Dated YORK.. september IS 1897.
GRE\NILIE VI. DODGE. Chairman.
GEORGE VI. PULLMAN.
j. kE.NNI:DN TOD.
OLIVER AME.S.
HARRY WALTERS.
HENRY BtDGE.
HENRY LEWIS
IRIAH HERMANN.
Committee.
J. T. GRANGER. secretary.
JOHN =. WISE.
L. c. HENDERSON. Counsel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
CEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES, with tn

title OF the WORK and the meme Of q. bidder. In:
thereon, Will b@ received the Department Of
Fable PARKS, IT. offices. Arsenal Building. SIXTY.
fourth street ana Fift avenue central Park. until
FOR .FURNIsHING All. THE LABOR, AND ruE-
NECESSARY TO ERECT AND COMPLETE. SO xA9
AS HEREIN SPECIFIED THE NEW soITuwEeT
ANp ENHANCEMENT or THE AMERrcAN MrsEUY
sol ARE including all the Necessary Bsstins and Ex-
cavating Blind and other Drairs Foundations concert
o. Trenches Grading MesorwcrS Granite and other
Stonework Pastering and stu"co-Work. Ftteproofnoa
cast Iron Wrought Iron and steel Galvanized Iron ane
Wlrework. Copper and other MetaworE skyieh's GU.
plumbing Gas ard other Pipes. Carpenter WORK pooe
and Window Frames Doors Sashes, Glass PalnelnqA
steps Platforms Cleaning. Pipes Valves Electric W04
and Alterations and Connections with Present BuSdng
and other Works.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23

at the NcW-l DIX real f-lJAi s''il'E''''' ''
Adrian II. Muller q Son:
20 shares Texas aud Pacific Railway COMPANY -
share Texas Pacific Land Trust .'''t' -
80 shares Southern Railway preferred trust ' ~
o. shores Southern Railway common F1st 'ri
worth and Denver 'ity Railway 81,
Company, ''stamprd' ...-....'.. ~
81, Fort Worth and Denver city Railway stock ~,
shares Ptsburg. Pa.n"svi- and Fbirpoit q,
RAILWAY pref red. lDt.............. -
81 coo Texas and Pacific Railway second mortgage m
, per cent income bonds. due roo .......t-, W
81 900 Southern RAILWAY company first coDsohdh'"i ,
per cen uiOrifag. ro.i bond. DE 1924 Va
osF Fort worth and Denver t'ltN nrst nlpitsas~
bond per in''l December !. 1900. -
and 4 p.r c.n' thereafter. due 1872 ........... AZ
81 90 Pittsbiry Paiacsyllie and Fairp,r Railway ~
IN { mortgage PEI cent bonds. due 1916 -. 81 .
81 600 galveston Harrisburg and san Antonio R.U-
way company first iiortgaEe sinking fund Il
cont bonds, due 1910. l"p
lu ,h,r.s Twenty sixth ward Bank. - brook -
co.. 49, hanover %af.,t.al RtnG............. 800
So 90, c1iesro Rock lsaud and Fa,inc kar u! INST
norfgsge per cert registered hpais IL. z
IL shares Merriam Cor.itr! ....................
6. ul S-racise Gas Company h's mortgage per 49,
bonds ~ .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
Dnblic Notices.

cEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES, WITH THE
- tile OF the Of the bidder ndorse1
thereon will received by the Department OF Public
parks Offices Arsenal Building Siyyfourth street
and Fifth Central Park. urt O'clock J.. NJ. Of
Monday September -. 1891, for the foliown names
works:
No l FOR REGUL. ATING AND PAVING WITH
TEIFORD PAVEMENT CERTAIN ROADWAYS IN
MoslIoLu PARKWAY between Van Cortland, avenue
snd Ne9s't r6R e" Rr;GI ' AN PaViyc w,rs
ASPHALT PAVEMENT: on THE PRESENT PAVE:
MENT. WHERE NOT ALREADY PAVED WITH
ASPHALT. STRIPS FOR BICYCLES ON ETHER siDp
or THE CARRIAGEWAY AND CROSS ING THE IN
TERsECTING AVENUES CATHEDRAL PARKWAY,
from easieriy crosswalk OF The Plaza Eighth
avenue the westerly crosswalk Of Amsterdam avenue.
tie city Of New York.
No 3. FOR MAKING A GEOGRAPHICAL SURVEY
AND MAP OF ALL THAT PORTION OF THE BRONX
PARK LOCATED ON THE souTHERiY SIDE or
PELHAM AVENUE. -.
FOR particulars City Recort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23

LESS 1-lb.
Domestic exchange was as follows at the
places named: Savannah-Buyng. I-lG of; sell
ing par New -Orlcans-Co Commercial 81 - dis-
count bank. par, chaTleston-BnyinG, par par
selling, sc premium. Chicago-2'p"c. DIS
count San F'rancisco-Sight. nc; telegraph,
1Oc Boston-15c discount. Cincinnati-BetWeen
banks. 40c. discount; over counter par
Bank cIearings in this city were: Exchanees'
changes. S1SG64 93i: balances. $1S16Gi.t Bait :
more-Exchanges, $298l Go: balances. H"'"'So'
Chicago--Exchanges S151041oS; balances ~ =
$40. 49,. pha-Exchanges Sl""o'h''
The commercial price Of bar silver was ls,=c.
Mexican silver dollars 43lac. In London bar
silver declined "a to 261sd. Exports OF SILVER 10
morrow, 1900 ounces.
Money on call In London was A0i. per cent
and open market discounts ZIG per cent ior
short and 2is per cent for long biils. Brllisn
consos closed at l11A for money ana % ~ ,i 40
for the account. French rentes We're lH' francs
ooib confines. Paris discount rate l = per cent
Paris exchange on London. =, francs II" ~ cen
times Berlin discount rate. 3iz per cent
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-Gay's Washingtons Treasury statement.
covering actual results Of two DAYS ago com
nsyed With the last preceding statement. gives
The following balances:
cold ssgl IS .s?' r. F'9 sess
s. ss. ; ss5s. s5 &c e, .s:
Act rash over
olis,,o''' >ca5 300 100 49, osaJ47 $40 l73
DEPOSITS IN Ma 49, - go az ~, o,oo-,
tional banks.... lt'3'-'"' i''''''-' w. --''''
,.,, .a., xosc es,2l s2i2 24sa.t De-. says -
49,, ,'Di,utcs 20 2ijssS 2J4Sl0i; lac. 2i,.'0s
ActI cash bal $2iG sSS4 >.'"''o'' p''' F'"'"'i
Customs receipts reported froir " ashlnsioh
,o-day were $J3l 1876. internal revenue receipts
X,32 424 and the miscellaneous receipts Slu3ao;
total Government receipts FOR the dag, Hoif'"'''
expendtures S11190O0: excess OF expenditures,
S243 iGi Receipts for month to date SlooJ2
455; expenditures. SIS .5S3OOO: excess OF expend-
lures 81 S9O545 Receipts for fiscal year TO
date. S13 sol ia: expenditures. Sl02,2I1,3y6 ex-
cess OF expenditures. $2S.470.7S2 Receipts OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

CLEVELAND. Canton AND sol lhEhN.
$50, 1896
S,uh-r ~ ~ s...-.. =" -. :o a., :. ="
s.,anl week Sept. fit.:.; sIo'.@e .n 800
lar | To Sept. li...-. Sr'f'i ''''f"' $3.50
CLEVELAND CiNCI%.itTi CtIcAGp AND IT Lo' -
- $50 ISIS 1895
second week sept s:s5,l f."::lls - o. ~ ~:
,.roEGlA ATr ALABAMA
.>rmier q. Min. ~ a., ~ s.o &c
second week 30 sept. ss% '-''''' @
leu / =" Sept. ill.,. "-i'%'' .
KANSAS cry FORT S,'I.'r AND MEMPHIS.
X.@i-r o: mGe' ,..; So. .is Ss "a. ,Sss;
Jan - SPIT. IL. a"lA".r -."':'H. '-''-'
K.NsAs CITY. MEMPHIS A;p hHMINGiiAM'
Number col miles ...... 2iG -" a., a."
sept. si9.t.3 s-5.sw r,,
jan /, sept. !@.... d'lle1 's"Hs ''"'''
NORFOLK AND wESfEhN.
Scc,ri wec'' N sep. s:la.as 49," $500 ~ All
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN.
Menus o, Ansu,,.. .ao.o52s s17O7i2 8 i2sd:s
jan | 10 August 81. Is 1872; 2i.Wrs.iil -"$oo'"''
BUFrAIO AND sUsQCEHANNA
Month Of August ~ a.. ..o
earnings. &36.ll s-sn,t se.,
Operating expeEfes... 2f,.3' -<W' >''o-D
~, earning, siI-sN s27.ss7 tsi.2ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
Cipi0eno Nollees


>r,r%@IrE,H FRACTION AND ELECTRIC 'oMPA%i.
Jersey CITY. y. j.. September D. 1897.
dividend OF ONE-HALF OF ONE
~ DER CENT on the Capital stock OF this COMPANY
, B., a,1 ., the registered holders On the LIST day OF
october. 1885,. 90, ,..., from, the oIs, inst 10 the
Transfer books WI! Ue 'Ioseu ''o' Wv -'' w -
II prosin"' '"''"'" r p OICOTr. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
IN. ..ni.,< CENTRAL. & HUDSON RIVER H. x. -
NJ" Orice OF the Treasurer . .
~ " New Work. sept. 10. 1897.
,,,ur POAyD OF DIRECTORS OF this COM

i ,. at n ,r.r,inx held this day declared 4 diy-
=, ~ n>E. pEU CENT. on capital stock payable
~ h,s orce on the 18th day OF October next TO stock
- O'Clock on the 30th inst.
,ine The transfer books VIII be closed TO be r.
~ WI ,',.o-1 the 18th day Of October
mex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
'NREASURY DEPARTMENT. Washington

1 -. g.. September :. 1897
SEALED PROPOS AIS hereby lrNlt@l and WI, lie
r~ceil eel Al this Department until clock D. Thurs
dtv Oe,1b-r Il 1897 which and Place they "ll
b.. opened the presence II attending bdJls. l9r tAe
Of stre! steam propeller ~
the Tinted states Revenue Gutter S~rte. for dity on
the Atlantic bs known while II lOHfse 81 con-
sfruct.on. until launched. ~. q. T. =. :. Sail
he constructed accordance Win lAns ANA
provided bv the secretary u the Treasury
wh.h together with The forms - proposal CONTRACT
e.. ma, L.. coaln.d upon any,. alton - inns Depart
Proposals V!ll b.. eons.G .ei "' ft- sueh mp
,ie ASA t!n - the N-'iethlF
~ - Treasury they llssessrI y te Necessary
hi, facilities tie ~ FINANCE ~ 'Ar WIN,
r,iI-l,e this auty must accompany l' pfop.9a'
include the construction OF lhe N"Ns7
srl h.r machinery complete IN all resprc's as itaIH
by IA. plans ard specifications. SAN N-s.e must pe
delivered the port OF Ne" lo'1 al t-
-a.,t practicable and bidders a,e lHf.ied t"'
-suss ~ The urgrn, need u speedy delivery 100 re-
ZEN, al, tim. VIII be given due cors at!on uetr
mining the award Of the contract Each I't3's! mus
l.. areompanied with a certified check la!Ane 70 us
60 ~ the Secretary II the Treasury - me sum ~
- tbousurd dollars $4,000 The check ~ mo s.t-
r.@s,i fdl,r will be retained until the execution OF
S,- ,nd and contract. and the approval OF we SAM
~ Treasury, ana me ~ OI ~
bidders Will be returned !nin-dN,y at'-'
- .,,os,i ~ the successful bidder sha nav" Uern nc
-" ',di r,Js must ADDRESSED 10 the secr-ts'y or we
Sren' ~ nYl le rlOrsed the envelope PHOPQsAi.
-r.n,. s,.ero-r fYr Atlantic coast ine rtat -
n ~. - ,.isct any GU bids and 70 waive d,iects
Of the Government - 70 Co
" uee"S' 'N " b HOWELL. Assistant secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23

Total sales of all stocks were 6lo"li shares'
against S93.9ll yesterday.
THE BOND MARKET
Sales Of Government bonds we're SnoN cou,
Don Is Of 1929 al l2Ji4 and s".oo al - f'"a'
quotations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23

The following securities Were sold ~ auction
at the Ncw-York Real Est1tt SaleSr"om py
Adrian H. Muller Il Son:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
Proposals.
Proposals.
U~NNN~~~<~N/rNN~<N~NN~~
Sl,O40,710.76
THREE AND ONE HALF PERCENT STOCK. BONDS
CITY OF BROOKLYN.

FREE AND EXEMPT TROM AID TAXATION EN-
CEPT FOR STATE PIT RPOSES.
PRINCIPAL. And INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-07
Tho FIrst 20 Wear Trousers.

Tetricus, tho barbarian, was the first
gentleman 20 wear trousers. Ho had no
heart in the Inauguration of the new fash
ion. He simply had to do IT, Aurclian
the Roman had captured Tetrious on one
of his raids and determined To carry hil3
in triumph 20 Rome as one OF the spoils a
conquest. To make tho captive appear as
ridiculous as possible he was arraycd in u
two part garment, which in Boston might
have beon called pants" Instead of ap-
pcaring ridiculous, Tetricus seems TO have
made "a hit, " for tho garment he wore
slowly but surely grew I'm favor with the
people Of Rome.
We might flnd the origin Of many Gus.
toms I'm the came way. IL H. known that
Charles VII "a Franco wore long coat to-
conceal his crooked legs. Not all the
French We're crooked. but coats bccame
fashionable nevertheless The process by
(which Peer The Great put civilized clothes
OH his unciyilizcd subjects had more meth
od In u. The gates of the towns were hung
with garments Of tho new fashion. and the
people were obliged 20 adopt thcD or he
publicly punished. -Pittsburg Dispatch.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-07

Such a newspaper with such q circulation, cannot fail
the attention Of business inteigenty
select their and expend their advertising
propaons where the profit the
secured
The advertising charges Of THE PROVIDENCE NEWS
exceedingly low and quality Of circulation considered
They already acceptable here home
and houses abroad take advantage Of the
which popuous and ahy community affords. The ad
vesng patronage of the NEWS shows daily growth. Making
boasts setting claims, farng in the
face Of business preposerous figures claiming
cireuaon the NEWS the confidence Of
vesers by policy marked by sincerity and
good faith susceptible to proof its claims and with the
continued patronage advertisers who its columns
the planest that such advertising the ad
vertisers.
The NEWS invites such test Copy for copy and in
portion circulation is the best advertsng medium town.
That Its small size the attractive display
that is afforded single advertseme contribute to make
Its advertising particularly effective and profitable to the adve
There is question about this Scores Of business
tried and have been convinced. Once the NEWS
loses him Of dssa
saction with the results Such results, in nearly
satisfactory Of all proportion to the Of crcuIa
ton. u is the QUALITY that counts Evidently
in the home where perhaps, four five give
reading worth far than that number Of copies sold
he read only by the individual purchaser
quality Of the circulation Of the NEWS beyond question
9uadrupIed over the actual count Of copies.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-07

Both as to quality and amount is the test of the
importance of a newspaper in the community.
What becomes of them !?
Are they sold on the street. in the homes at
the places of business
Or they only printed to be loaded
the newsdeaIers to be returned unsold
Or Just to give people something to cut cou-
pOns dress patterns from, votes for Gift en-
terprise scheme?
Or What
As men are judged by the company they
keep. newspapers are judsed by the number and
Kind Of a Rfepep pRoyfDHNcE sa 1f5d sas NEWS has the
smallest circulation of any daily newspaper pub
Iished in the City of Providence-with perhaps the
s,mse % ,n eneegtiGn % OF the % ornns JG1rna But
oulatiOn that emphasizes the high character of
this newspaper.
THE PROVIDENCE NEW Sis within the bor-
ders of the city and its near by suburbs. Compar-
atve few copies go into the far country districts.
Most of its every evening issue outside of Provi
dence, goes to OIneyviHe, Cranston, East Propi-
dence, Bristol harrington, Warren, the Pawtuxet
Valley Villages and between points. easily access
Within this territory, and especially within
s s % aepoaehes that OF of s
contemporaries much more closely than its total
output does.
growing with big strides None of its cOnfen-
porar;es can pretend to claim the increased sSsl
patronage of readers that have to THE
NEWS under its management.
Moreover the character of the circulation
is of kind that any newspaper may well be
proud of The NEWS is proud of it, 1t is
welcomed every evening in thousands of city
homes-the homes of the humble of the rich and
of the great middle class. There ii finds a vel
every evening and exercises its influence
purveyor of the local news, the every day
happenings that mostly concern the life of the
people, and q representative of the best inter-
ests of the municipality which it aims to pro-
mote.
BY thousands of readers, THE PROVI-
DENCE NEWS is REGARDED thoroughly rep
resenfative local newspaper-a newspaper for the
family circle, for the business man. tor the in
formation and edfcation of intelligent citizen
ship and q conservative people
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-07
BANNER SALE
OF THE SEASON.

Grand Auction Sale Of l2 head Of Horses at
ID. Ahearn a. Co : Sale stable, lf6 TO ls0 Dor.
r nee street, THURSDAY. Dec O. commenc-
ing at 1850 a. m, rain or shine. Ne have
just received, direct from the Most, n car load
OF nice choice horses ranging in weight from
l01J 10 1900 pounds and suitable for all
branches oi business. Amongst this lot are
pair of Bay Coach Horses, pair Jet Black
Horses suitable for hearse teams; ! pair Bav
Horses weighing 2SJ0 rounds; | pair Gray
Horses weighing 1900 pounds: also extra fne
TrotterS described as follows: No. l-Emma
r.. il n bay mare stands II hauos high, sired
ny Pilot, dam Molly o. she by Ham bletonian
~. this mare will show for herself on dav
of sale. No. z-Hot stun, j. n fine hay
hors,. stands l4ig hands higD, can show 30
gait on pavements ON day OF sale. Come,
everybody, and s,p him 90; he IL n warm
baby. No. B--Chcr Cher l. "A chestnltt horse
stands li2 hands high Is safo for n lady TO
drive; il not afraid Of electric cars and wiIl
stand vi thout hitching. No. 4-Cara NJ. i..n
black mare, stanrs 10 hands high; u fine knee
actor; full OF life and spirit; this is IA extra
good mare.
Don't forget 20 SEQ the Largest Horse in
Rhode Island. This horse wei CHS 1 ton and
stands 20 hands high. These horses are at our
stable nov ready for insDection.
T. S.We viii sell at this sqlo several Ac.
climated Horses, also Harness, Wagons Rob,s.
Blankets, etc.
c. T. TEEHAN.
dc 63t&ch ID. AHEARN, JR.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-07

SPECIAL SALE or CLOCKS - Alarm
clocks warranted one year. SOC. Sday oak
or walnut clocks, strike hours and halt
hours, 81. 1a At Hosmers corner Mestmin
sfer and Franklin streets jazz t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-07
MISCELLANEOUS. \.

To LET-The store corner OF Pine and Page
streets: was formerly saloon. Inquire -
Westminster street, James Campbell. d3-tf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-07
ACCoUNTANT.

Books designed, opened, closed, audited and
~ systematized. Don't trust to luck: have
your books audited. !. p. BRAWNER. Pub
lie Consulting Expert, Corporation Account
ant and Auditor i. o. box 391s, Boston,
Mass. nl6-lmo
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-07

TO LFASE-A lovely little place, with
acres OF land, nice shade trees, cottage houss
with blinds. Z finished rooms. good, stable,
wooished and hen house, all newly painted
on line OF b. A. p. X. r., y miles out. plenty
city n good reliable party can lease for sl2
Per month. Call or address NJ, 5 No. Main
street. Mansfield. Mass. d36t
MISUNDERSTANDING to- DO; lest Of work
prices reasonable satisfaction guaranteed.
Providence Shingling Co, 62 Point street.
nlq-lmo
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-07

TO LET-Three small teneInents. 81. IS and
s.. 50 per month small families only. Call Rob
| ert Muir, So Elm street. d46t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-07
FERSONAL.
sl.5O FOR T5n.
SIX OF THE FINEST.
FOR sALE-MTsCELLANEoUs.

MOTOR FOR SALk-Manufacrured by the
Waddel- -Entz Company Of Bridgeport Conn
IL is horsepower, 10 volts, ~ smpiers and
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The Evening News. G2 South Water street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-07

SAWDUSI FOR SALF-Flour barrel, Is
street. inrll n
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-07
FOX SALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR sAl,E-Ten- rouse. Jos Burnett
street Apply 20 u. Russell Brown. u
For sALE-button woods Cottage, narsr
ally furnished. Apply 20 u Russell Brown.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-07

| TO LET-Cottage, 30 Superior street: seven
rooms and bath room; rent tl7 Inquire ~
| Whitmarsh street. d2-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-07

FOX SALl.-Nine-rUom cottage az Oak
land Beach. Apply to j. Il Randall, 70 Oak
land Bench avenue nov2-u
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-07
ROOMS TO LET.

TO LET-Very nicely furnished rooms, and
table board, with Gas, bath, heat; also apicc
bl5 Washington street, corner knight, two
minutes from Westmir ster street. d2.Gt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-07
PROFh ssIONAh CARDe.
ONE OF 1IiE FINEST.

Prof. ]. D. Emerson, the Optcian viii a
the most difficult eyes 70 your perfect ,,- sfa
iion ut one-half the price others charge eS.
animation free. AT HOSMER'S. auli-u
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YOUR GLOON Is Or NF oRDER.

Drop us line: we will call for and deliver
II in perfect order cheaper and better than
any one else. HOSMER. Westminster and
Franklin sts. and 72 NJ Main st aull-tf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-07

TO LET-l20 Hendrick street. lower teno.
insnt OF rooms and two attics: SO per
month. Inquire at &1 Atwells avenue, os-t