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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-09

. DyERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
received az their Uptown once No. l2i2 Broadway.
"a dor north u 3st-st. untl o'clock p m advertise
l-u- received flowing branch Offices al regular
g@e rates until o. clock T. m viz - shave. ..
cor 23I-st lJ2 6h-aye. cor. i2h-st Macy g. bh-a.s
art lIh-st l42 Cuiumhus-aSe, near West whist 100
Nest 4aI-s near G'h-ave 92 East lith-st. z9i Mest
s2i-st eth and sh ayes 100 East a,th-s' Loo
rd-sve betwern 18th and 18th io2o 9d-aNe near
Gist-st EOS lsi-aye near svIh-st go Sa,av. n
Iis,s, Aa Shave: 2l0 Bescker-st 32o Blesck.rs 81
eog IA ave 24O East 1eth-s l92l ID W. So-s'~
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81 II State hogs 1s3 n at "a 4o lzS CO. w w. "
81 g: roughs. $40 n. AZ 81 g. -, 900 ~ =,
II r. Hollis date yesterday: LAG state hogs i@' 'o A
81 35 - 9. 40. ~ Az
Gesrgs Dnlenback: hogs i2s 10 at - 80 o. '0'
HUM & Mullen date yesterday: 40 State hogs is'
10 at s. IS: 10 roughs. 355 10. at SO 80
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hempr market ruled nrm, Butte eul: and nominal
For'iYn markets nm. We quote Manila hemp. r2oL
*. 10 Shipment 4 sai.c: DO shipment United King
com a. aIEse; sisa spot: 4sc d. shipment !hqtne:
t,te spot x u 30 2 sac. do shipment NJ. double
triangle ane equal a1ei DO shiPmen, No 2 nom
inal iutc butts spot paper quality. %gic DO shipment
paper quality. nominal, DO mixing nominal do bsTgng
nominal.
HIDEs-There was a good steady call and hrm market
AZ nm prices Offering stlI hight stocks comparatively
small. We quote: California, i7is0nne astamoIHs IN
American ls,sc. Gslye',on $50 r"sr'o cs6sIlo iSaG
10 saeaniila 10. Texas lie Maamoras, l2'ie
We-saliea Havana "a they run, n bono sas &c shy
sde brands 0aD.c pulls. s1etej cows l03!one
country slaughter. native steers. iosuoaci COW loc
'1IEATHER-Ths market continues to show very
.eadv .ons with fair demand and ght ofsrinsa Ernost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-09

COTTON--Trs cotton market made substantial net
gain to-day although The situation has SIN been per
Nad,d by mlsgvines 10 the real fignrcance ~ the
Spanish Caution Therefore governed
opera all classes of traders The market after
opening steady. Win prices point lower a. ] point
quiet and steady al gain 81 24+ points,
~ futures limited 10 $500 bales The spot
cotton market ruled quiet and closed steady al
changed prices: mddnG upands. Oi.c, n.lil.ag Gulf
C,c SPOT 1882 bales. including % bales spinning
1900 bales contract Io-days English cotton market
advces better average than expected o. fuiura
but decidedly disappointing As 20 spot sales. which
dropped to bales I'm the Liverpool market this being
,he smallest there for several weeks Saturdays
Mas very much disturbed possibility out
treak h.tween the United States and Spain. with
actual hostiti-s lAttery however.
rpt'rr better f-eng prevailed abroad, following the
,tesdirr underione the London stock market. The
has been recently somewhat clarified Nv the
liquidation Of the smaller investment accounts
and the IL in the hands q stronger parties
nositl0n 10 replace sold the scare. and
he market generally better undertone II is
believed here from the political question the
foreign situation points large demand FOR American
cotGu the based on satisfactory
r.urs T. the Board u Trade for February These
,rdica,e the month as follows. yarns
~ O0 NJ against rs 900 last year; cloths +lio"p
VsTds against aGa $1,000 last Ioal exports ~
srns f,r HE current date were " GJ 400 %
against 81 227 600 and cloths @pW1oU yhruh
against sii 37i for the period las year . -
follows.
week. week year i5so
psc.,nt, .......... .4i.02s 1Tv2 .spso e''"'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-09

RIO conee market Arm; No RIO $500. exchange 6+d
receipts days % 900 bags; cleared fer The United
states 10 600 bags cleared for Europe 1000 bags. stock
.56O 900 bags.
The statistical position Brazil coffee Is follows:
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Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
easier. sales 5000 bales: speculation and export ooo
bales: American 1000 bales; receipts. ~ 900 bales
American $1,000 bales; mlddling upands 1884 Fnt-
opened quiet; buyers lS5d Gecine; closed STEADY
lGig2-64d net decline. pecemler-Ja2uaIy oglis'
March. 3z2s Maroh-April a22s: Aprii May Spy msy-
June. 322b June-July 3227s; JulyAugust 322i3b Az
September 322 rs SeptemberOcober 322b. october
November 32l d322. November December. 81 as Man
chester-Yarns. quiet and Arm. cloths. dull.
OF conrac, In the local market to-day
q
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Shipments ............. o3 los S1W 66Hz A<o
Southern SPOT cotton markets middlins quoted were as
follows; New-0reans Quiet. b%c: sales 1000 bales
Mobile l3-lGc Lice decline: sales 900 bales sa-
vannah quiet md steady li-iGc; tales, ls4 bales
Charleston steady. bic Wilmington steady. &C. norfolk
quiet. &c. sR.es ~ bales baltimore nominal, CSC Au-
gusta steady. 1lGc sales lG0 bales. ST. Louis steady
1916. sales - bales.
Receipts at New-oreaps ofscally estimated ior
tomorrow 1000 1900 bales. asainst u 236 oaies
last week. 54S5 bales last year and l.2I9 bsles N
lss49j Houston receipts Estimated fog tomorrow ny
900 LOO bales against 1881 bales last week I4so
bncs last year G,9 bales IN lso+'a0 To-day eN
port clearances If 71I4 bales compared with toal po
OF movement eince sep
SINH Hae hesp
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ERENCH LINE.
TOTIAND-AMERICA LINE

IL FOR ROTTERDAM AND AMSTERDAM.
VIA BOULOGNE- suR-MER.
: : ohA,m...'......... saturday March H. 10 A. n
= 9 Sasa-rtam ......... Saturday. March 10 10 A. Nj
SN5srate prices great comfort superior accommoda-
80 Apply FOR handbook and terms 10 Gen Pasa
.'.'r, al PRO dWay New YORK.
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CLYDE LINE.
\ ALI, FLORIDA POINTS. THE SOUTH AND
~ SOUTHWEST.
The ony steamer Line 20 cHA AI,I 8 G. and
'AOh'o' ssnsrb passenger Acc0mmoiations
couANcHF Wed. Mar. . SEMINOLE. Tues. Mar IS
SGGG66T0f'fN sat Mar - fRppDOlS. Wed, Mar, IL
Csu. Mch Is 70 J s. y VILE. diree) :,
From Pier 20 East Kiy,r -io9t k9oseyei - p NJ
> Bowling Green. ~. Y.
9,reat Freight Passenger Line. Charleston.
Z; EGER General Agent. $40 Broadway. y. Y
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Receipts the port, and interior points to-day. as com
pared with the day last week last year and IL
l69t-'e5. follows:
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old DOMINION LINE.

~ DAILY TO NORFOLK
For Old Point Comfort, Norfolk Newport News Peters
h,-g portsmouth Primers Point. Richmond Virginis
49, Va ara Washington. r. O. Freight ana nas.sn
- san from Pier 90 North River every we.s
tsv except saturday. p NJ. and Saturday AZ p NJ
e"W r GT-TII.ATDTT, Nlce-Prest and Traffic Mgr
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11AITORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

VI TEXAS. so CAROLINA, GA AND FLA.
GRIP ,1GuT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued 70 all
- ~ Tsxas Colorado Utah. Arizona. California MeY-
po C Georgia Florida &c. Excellent accommodations
ieO ,a ror our page Pocket Guide led .rreel
r " MALLORY &sCO. Gen. Agts.. Pier 20. F r. Z
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WHITE STAR LINE.

a. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LIVERPOOL
-sr.onic March 8, Teutonc. April g. noon
rrtannic March H. noon Britalnlc April 10,
Estss,ic March noon Maiestic....,. April 20
Germsnc. March 30, noon jermsnlc. April 81 noon
in screw steamer "CYARIc l2 $40 tons. having very
s"neror accommodations FOR limited number OF Saloon
nssseneers will sail from New Yyl Tuesday. May IL.
Jane n and July &c according 70 tide No Second Cabin
~ ste.rage Rates $50 and upwards
!" n.sssge freigh, general Information apply to
FO' P"~"' WHITE STAR LINE,
p,.r No az North River. once. Broadway ". 7.
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BANANA RAILROAD.

THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO
-o,n.rtIng az the sthrus tor all West C)ss Port. -
Mexico. Central and South America.
s,e.ms-s sal pier fo'f West 2Tth-sf n
ADVANCE March Is noon FINANCE. March % noo,
For rate, apply Company of1re. - Broadway
w r /. WALKER. rrsffr Manarsr
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Aorses ano Carriages.
Ocean Steamers

nONIE,s LOO head on hand. All varieties Also co"'
dogs W J. SAMSON. Youngstown ono
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NF7gR1GNM 00NIgo
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PTON-N.o ndon-Paris
Sailing every Wednesday az 10 A. NJ. =.
CT PATTI March ~. PArL........ March 30
ST rOI-IS . March 10 ST LOUIS. April 9
NEW YORK. 49,. March % PARIS ....,.......Aprl IS
RED STAR llN$ TO ANTWERP.
Sailing every Wednesday az noon ..
FRIESLAND. March . " t-s:Ei:Ni,AND aarcn -
KENSINGTON. March IL SOUIHNARk March "
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION CQMPANf,
Piers IA and Is North River. once Bowling 'roen
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LUNAEU LIN Z.
a. TO LIVERPOOL VIA az EE'N S::
r,.or,, Nch ~ a NJ, Aursnia. .Mch. % 10 A. n.
Etruria =. -. March 10. noon umbria Apr 10 A. n
ItIHas,@aia ~ ~ A " i.ucania April A NJ
VERNON II. BROWN co. Gen. AgentA
BOWLING GREEN. NEW YORK.
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NO MODIFICATION
ASKED BY SPAIN.


(continued from Page one)
man embassy i'm the absence of Arnba4r
sador Won Holteben, was at the STATE
department today conferfing with the
ofYiciala. The German authorities, ana
indeed ali the foreign REPRESENTATIVES,
are greatly interested In The progress
OF the peace negotiations, ana tney are
keepin9 their governments fullf ads
vised az the ovarious stages. But.whiie
there Is natural and material INTEREST,
there has been no move 10 take any
part in the negotiations or to exercise
any influence in the results. Neither
IA there any apparent anxiety on the
mart OF other European powers IN the
choice OF the French ambassador 10
conduct the negotiations on behalf OF
Spain. u.,,,
absent from the city, and so far as can
be learned they have shown no activity
whatever in connection with peace ne
gotiations.
The Italian ambassador. Baron Fava,
Is here, and has kept himself posted
on the recent developments. The Aus
trian minister and Russian ambassador
are out of the city.
Mgr. Martinelli, the papal delegate,
has also kept himself informed on the
status OF the peace negotiations. on
all hands IL seems to be conceded that
M. Cambon is best qualified to act as
spokesman for Spain, as the interests
OF Spain were intrusted to his care al
the time diplomatic relations were
severed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-03
THOMAS LrProNs CHALLENGE

London, Aug. 4--The papers are act
lively discussing Sir Thomas Lipton's
challenge for the Americas cup. The
Chronicle says: '"rhe approval OF the
Royal yacht squadron Is doubtful. Tne
souardon authorities desire the condl'
tious attached to the challenge. which
will Inevitably appear ungracious 70 the
American people. Apparently the Earl
of Dunraven Is not without voice In
the matter, although IL is dihicult to see
where his claim comes in. Some people
think the claim lies with the American
people on Lord Dunraven for an apology
which has never been given"
The Telegraph says: "Bygones should
be byrones. Let US start with a clean
sheet. 1t is in this spirit that every one
win consider and applaud the challenge.
Sir Thomas Lipton's popularity In the
United States with doubtless de much to
smooth away difficulties; and there car
be but little doubt that the Royal yacht
squadron will approve the challenge
When the challenge has been accepted
Che building Of the yacht will be COM
menced."
The Cowes correspondent Of the Dali,
Telegraph says: "Yachtsmen here fee
hat an alteration should be made II
the conditions under which the race IL
sailed; and. IL that is possible. The,
Mould all be glad should q contest oc
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SORRY THEY REDUCED.

Fall River. Aug. 4.--Some OF the local
mill men wish they had adopted cur
taiment rather than a reduction Of wages
early in the year. 1fwages were up they
think prices would recover more quickly.
The curtailing scheme does not meet
with favor. There are apathy on the
part Of the esuccessful managers and dis
trust among the others. While II f. still
contended that the plan 20 shut down
will be put In operation sooner or later
many believe the movement is dying out.
The successful manufacturers are In a
trying position. To attempt further
reduction Of wages would doubtless be
futile. and " IL were successful a perma-
nent beneft would not be gained.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-03
Cad the Regiment Has
Received Orders
roPRocEHD ToPoRToRIco
Some R. I. Naval Reserves May Be
Sent 70 the Philippines.
ILLNESS ON THB MANHATTAN.

GOV. Dyer is delighted. as. OF course
Is every other military official In the
state to learn that the First Rhode
Is1and Regiment has finally been order
ed to Porto Rico, and that IL will form
= part OF Gen. Wade's expedition. the
First Rhode Island is at the head OF the
1ist. and Adjt. Gen. Corbin says there
- NO doubt about the regiment going
this time. How soon the regiment VIII
reach Porto Rico IL another matter, Tor
there q q great demand for transports,
OF which the government has only
about q now in its service. The small
expedition under Gen. Brooke, from
Newport News, has been three weeks
In getting away. and is not all on yet.
OF course, the men at Manassas are
more than pleased at the chance OF see-
fng some sort Of active service, and
from Col. Abbot down every man Is
ready Tor the call. and there Is no doubt
That the Rhode Island boys viii give
C;,od account OF themselves, II they are
AFFORDED q fair opportunity to DO so.
II is possible tnat some OF .he snanS ainoae )
trim 10 the Philippines. that Is the three
men recently detached from the Con-
sfellation to the fast cruiser Minneap-
r,Iia. An officer OF the cruiser mas
stated that on the strength OK trust
worthy Intelligence received from
WashinGton there are strong nopes
that the Minneapolis will beaorderea 70
the Philippines TO relieve the cruiser ~
II fiffeen days the Minneapolis VIII De
a. perfect trim, fully provisioned.
ILLNESS ON THE MANHATTAN. +
rshe other details from the Rhode
Yaland Naval Reserves do not seem
~ ne very fortunate just now, as news
<ron the monitor Manhattan, at Lea
~nH island Navy Yard, indicates con-
siderable illness in various forms, ale
@hc,,gh few cases are Of serious ma
f,lre. one man, Boatswain's Mate M
s. Briggs Of Newport, Is seriously III,
and Is al a Philadelphia hospital Late
renorts state his condition as critical
- ~ .aid that nine of the men who
xvert "a the League Island Navy Yard
now On the Manhattan. are TO De re.
turned 10 the Constellation. NO reason
for this move Is known here.
srhere n nothing new at Camp Dyer
hcvond the fact that Capts. Barker
ana Wolcott are waiting Tor more
horses and other things needed ior sn'
Rs9ttnr ym9 ~ fer the paymaster. as they ar,
vHrv short OF money. The health o.
fhe camp is good. sergt. Otto Gross o
rrrnon a. sixth United states cavalry
(. har Arrived at his home on fearc'
Avenue In this city, on furlougn. az
was wounded In the charge OF saI
Smsn MIN. ana was brought back from
ssnfiaro in the hospital ship Olivette
9r6 arrived In Brooklyn July IL. ~
a retting along very well.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-03
JUDGMENT FOR So.
Leach sued j. II. Preston n Co. For
$50 For Making Plans

Judgment was given for the plaintin
for SO I'm the cose of George IL. Leach
vs. ]. III. Preston & Co. The suit was
brought by the plaintiff. who was su-
perIntendent OF construction OF the
Merchants cold storage building ana
other big buildings, to recover $50. al
legged to be due by the defendants for
the drawings and specifications for
storehouse that the Prestons intended
erecting. Mr. Leach testified that. In
addition To drawing plans on a board,
he negotiated the purchase OF some
land from the city. and had. I'm order TO
prepare the specifications for the build
ines. figured the weight OF different
articles that the fruit dealers would
store. The work was done In 1894.
Julius Preston said that there was no
agreement To pay Leach for any plan;
that he volunteered TO make the plans
when asked a question as to whether IL
would be necessary TO do ony piling for
an ordinary storehousc. The building
about which the talk was has not been
built vet. Walter Preston corroborated
the testimony OF his brother. Both
witnesses testified they had received
bills from the plaintiff and had an
swered that they owed nothing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-03

Manuel Anguin failed to put In any
1efence in the trial OF the slander suit
against him brought by Adelaide Au-
.,,~tus Ramos in the Sixth district
court 30 judgment was given for Mrs.
1,.ros Tor SIS and costs. Manuel made
~~rious reflections on the moral char
ecfer 81 the plaintif. J. G. Quinn was
attorney for Mrs. Ramos.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-03
FOUND DEAD.


At about $50 o'clock this morning an
old man named Rudd Deans. who has
acted as janitor at 80 Power street for
several years past. was found dead In
his rooms at that place,
The deceased had for long time
been afflicted with consumption, and IL
A. eupposed that some time during the
night Just passed he had sustained a
hemorrage. which had resulted In his
demise.
The medical examiner viewed the re-
mains. and. deciding that the mans
death was due to natural causes. gave
orders for it's burial. He was SO years
of age.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-03
DEATH NOTICES.

BROWN-In this city, 81 INST, Asanei
p. Brown, aged 81 years.
COLEMAN--In this city, Sd inst.,a the
residence of her daughter, Mrs. Fo-
sanna McGuy. l26 Julian street,
Ann, widow of Patrick Coleman.
GARDNER-In this city, Sd inst. Har-
riet A, wife Of Capt. Thomas Card
ner
PECKHAM--In Edgewood, Cranston,
2d inst, Clinton Carpenter, SON OF
Emily Frost snd the late John G.
Peckr am. aged "a years.
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Memorial Service.

A memorial celebration OF the Holy
1ruchrist for the Rev. Walter Gardner
webster viii be held in st. stephens
church next Saturday at 1890 a. m.
yeast of the TRANSPORTATION. The SER
mon win be preached by the Rev. @.
Nee. Fiske. ID. ID.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-03

"A Broadway electric and a grip car
collided on the curve at the foot of Col
1ere street this forenoon. Both cars
were damaged. but Of the two the grip
car suffered the most, and 1t had to be
taken 10 the repair shop. A badly bent
darher was the only damage to the
Broadway car. ss
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-03
Pound Dead iu HIS Cell.

Daniel Tatton. a colored man. who
was awaiting the action OF the grand
Jury al the county Jail upon q charge
of maintaining n liquor fluieance In
'Chcikenfoot alley. died Mt THAT NJ
sfItution last night from heart failure,
He was found dead In his cell this
morning by the keeper.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-03

AGENTs-To sell tia sglsesest. of .nll Ric
turos; sales over 10000 d6ily; 'neW omoer
photographs OF each and MI OF tho scs heroes
who wore lost on the Maine by spanish ex.
piosion, Havana Harbor. on, heavy mat
santiago Battle, showing accHrately ne
Of tho heroes, on mat board Aan y pr HnS. iTo.
son on lixii heavy card, IN coiors, $500 per
hundred. Groups Of Hobson ana his crew,
heroes OF tho Merrimac, In colors, and OF
Schiey. Evans. iIobson, s.gsbee, ON llxl1
card. in coiors, ts.L0 per hundred. Battle Of
Manila and Baftleship Maine ON MSiS mat
iogue for stamps. Horny Myers, i4oa Broad
way, n. Y. WI
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-03

she--Yes: my grandfather was q
member of the United states Senate.
He--Thets too bad.
she-Too bad? What makes you
think so7
He-Think how rich he might have
made you " he hadn't spent 80 much
money getting there.-Chicago Record.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Edmund S. Hopkins
COUNsELLOR AT LAW,
Room 81, Wilcox Bldg, Prov. K. ].
Elevator As Custom House street.
nlyf-lv


To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag
netic, fun OF life, nerve and v.sor, take No.Ic
Bac, ~ wonder worker. that makes vssk men
strong. All druggists. boc or u. Cure susran
teed Booklet and sample free. address
otsgiing lsnsdy O.. Ch!caeo os New tore
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-03

At the meeting OF the board OF alder
men this afternoon the election OF an
inspec .or Of milk was postponed until
August 81.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-03
HeIp Wanted.

WANTED--A smart boyto carry evcnin9
route. Apply at % south Water 81. vn "
: WANTED-Ai Aif Uncle same ms!shing regt
menss to try horizontal Drying Toilet Pow
ders" for sweating AMI biisteiinS Icet' Pncse
Were, Hanville. X. ]. yWoe
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

CRYSTAL ICE COMPANY.
ID. Z. SHERWOOD, Msnaaer. Telephone el6
.oficc. l2l Washington St, Providence, r.. /.
ICE FROM PURE SPRING WATER.
Depots--Dexter avenue and Broad street,
Early and Prairie streets. Storehouses =
CRYSTAL Lake, North Smthheid; Tarklin
Pond, Burriilvile;s Spring Green Pond,
Warwick; Randall Pond, Cranstpn. mysl ly
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-03
MARRIED..

EARLE-MACKENZ this city.
Sd inst, by Rev. M. s. McCord, ID.
D., Mr.. William Albert Earle or
Gardner. Mass, and Miss Jennie
Frazer Mackenzie of Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-03

A Few Reasons why You should Use
BINGHAMPTON CYLINDER OIL.
IL is the best cylinder lubrfcator mndc. II
saves Your fuel. II saves your onpines It
saves repnirs. II saves steps for break
downs. The best Is the cheapest. Try the
Binghampton. full line of lubricating and
Eliminating oils.
OLNEY BROTHERS, Eastern Agents,
10 south Water St., Providcnce, TX. !.
DYNAMO and motors bought, sold aud re-
paired. Abbott Elec. CO., 100 High street,
and tel. i0l4. Boston, Mass. tycs0t
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

MISREPRESENTATION as superintendent OF
cotton mill, by man having twcnty years
experiences. Address Box "a Providence
News Office. nuzHe
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-03

GROCERIES. GRAIN, ETC.
A. II. wHITTAKER,
Choice Family Groceries, Pure Teas. Cohces,
Flour, Grain, Hay ana straw. zoos westmin-
ster street. Telephone.
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BUsINEss CHANCES.

S14O.
FOR SALE-A general variety store, 70
bacco cigars confectionery; very centrhl'
low rent; reason for selling, other business.
Apply 3I7 Public street. aui-ot
FOR sALE-Pool room, with cigars and
fne lunch counter Connected; doing goou
business; ON Main street. Charlestown'
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-03

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with small capital; a5
v,er cent on same every days; business os-
tablished years. 2ss south Main street:
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-03
EARL CARPENTER & SONS,

No. 2 Westminster St. cor. Dyer.
This old.e established house wholesale and
retail ICE Mt fnir prices, and by prompt at
tention 10 business and the employment OF
good men I'm their several departments,
merit q continuance OF the patronage so
long enjoyed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-03
Rent Pays for Home.

VIII buy or build anywhere for you both house
and lot; comparatively nothing esuircd dcwn
Call or write. AMERICAN INVESTORS Co..
CSC Banigan Building. Providence, r. J.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-03

DREssMAKINd AND CUTTING.
Plain Suits, 81; fancy trimmed s., perfect az
guaranteed Msss L. Bsavss. 100 Lockwood
street.
MUSIC TEACHERS.
Nine. n. Barrata Morgan. 4A5 Westminster 81