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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-27
Died Of Heart Disease.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind. Nov. 26.-Mrs. Susan Tai
bolt Jack born in Wythe county, Virginia.
in 1914, dropped dead this morning from
heart disease. She had resided here since
1887. and previous to his death, forty years
ago. her husband was leading merchant
in Muncie. Five daughters, all prominent
ladies' survive the mother They are
Mesdames John NJ Kirby, Ned Howe, w.
l.. Little, James Rodgers of Detroit and NJ
H. Valentine of Chicago.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-Word has been re-
ceived here of the death from sunstroke at
San Juan, Porto Rico, CT George Willis, a
well-known Chicago financier. Mr. Willis
went to Porto Rico last July to invest, in
the interest of Chicago capitalists, in the
railroads and other enterprises of that
country. He was prominentsin politics and
was forty-one years old.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 26.-AIiss Ger
trude Franklin UhIhorn, the mother of Mrs.
Gertrude Atherton, the authoress, is dead.
Mrs. Uhlhorn has been an invalid for ten
wears
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Caught an Illinois Horsethief.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
DECATUR, Ind, Nov. 26.-John Leisure
who has resided here a short time, was ar
rested to-day for horse stealing at Coffeen,
Ill. The sheriff of Montgomery county Illi-
nois, with officers here made the arrest.
After his arrest Leisure made a confession
and told where the team could be found ana
the horses were recovered. He will be
taken to Illinois for trial
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
HARTFORD CITY, Ind, Nov. 26-Albert
Jackson, Mrs William Marie and Marie
Lainaux, against whom the State Board Of
Medical Registration and Examination has
furnished evidence on which affidavits were
filed against them for practicing medicine
without license, are not alarmed. Many at
torneys express the opinion that the law
recurring q license win not stand. They
aver that the same kind of a law has been
found unconstitutional in New York State.
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sntnrdnv,s Rank CIenrings.

Al Chicago-CIearings, s1771s n9: balances.
81 $50 567 New York exchange, 15c discount.
Posted rates S4S3 and Sassy.
Il misunderstanding. sls,775,4o7; balances.
At Cincinnati Money, 2le@6 per cent. New York
exchange 15G25c premium. Clearings. S.60l, 500
At New misunderstanding, 81. 046.I III. New
Work hank par Commercial 81 discount.
At St Louis-Clearings, $s 21,95S; balances.
Al Observation-Disclosures. s1z. 455 ss4; balances
81 6s i0i For the week: Clearings, $685. .sS bal
ances, So. 654, 923.
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Freddie GLAND indicted for Murder.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE, Ind, Nov. 26.-The grand jury
has been investigating the evidence against
Freddie GLAND aged eleven, charged with
shooting five-year-old Andy Bodemiller,
two weeks ago. After finding the child
body cramped in a small box in a gravel
pit, GLAND was suspected and made con-
fession, afterwards denying the story. There
were sixty-siX witnesses examined, and an
indictment charging the boy with the crime
was returned.
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Txnhoid .Patient round.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
NEW CASTLE, Ind, Nov. 26.-After
hunting all day yesterday, last night and
until noon to-day the neighbors of Thomas
Hackett found him wandering aimlessly in
the woods two miles from home. He had
lain in the woods all night and was nearly
frozen to death, his hands, face and feet
being frozen. Haskell arose from a bed of
typhoid fever while his attendants were out
and made his escape attired IN scanty ap-
parel. He will hardly recover.
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CINCINNATI, Nov 26.-Dr Charles A. l..
Reed, of this city, secretary Of the Pan
American Medical Congress. the next meet
ing of which was set for Dec. Is, 1899, at
Venezuela, mailed circulars tonight post
poning the meeting of the congress till Dec.
e. 1900 This he cid at the request Of the
government of Venezuela on account Of
prevalence Of smallpox and the existence Of
political troubles ia that country.
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Nun1her Nine.

Cincinnati Enquirer.
II See" said the farmer, 'that you have
me wrote up as the proud father of a, new
girl"
Yes" said the editor of the country pa
per- visions of fat chickens and apples by
the bushel floating before his mental vision.
Seems to me-" continued the farmer.
that resigned would have been a better
word than proud She's the NINTH
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wiIIiam BoIing Drought Here.

William Boiling, who was arrested yes
terday at Jacksonville on information from
officers at Indianapolis. was returned here
yesterday evening. Boiling was wanted on
the charge of stealing several suits of cloth
ing from John Ashcroft and Fl. G. Kelly.
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Life


Il can stand being guyed about my golden
collar and my tin whistle and all that" OBJ
served General Aguinaldo. but when Il
comes to the papers calling me the Sryan
of the Philippines l feel like going back into
the woods and living with the gorillas
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Yonkers Statesman.
did the minister say anything comfort
ing?" asked the neighbor of the widow re-
Gently bereaved.
Indeed, he didn't" was the quick reply.
He said my husband was better off,"
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Rnnk CasI,ier FntnlIy stricken.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Nov. 26.-Michael
Schaeffer, cashier of the Peoples Bank, was
stricken with paralysis this morning and
died this evening. He was young man Of
family.
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New Glass Factory.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
UPLAND. Ind, Nov. 26.-Upland IS to
have q new glass company. The articles of
incorporation have been fled The capital
stock of the concern, which viii be known
as the Safe Glass Company, viii be $4,000.
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YAupEvILLE COMBINE.

New Circuit Covering the Middle and
Western States.
ST LOUIS. Nov. 26-It was announced
here tonight by the management of the Co
lumbia Theater Company. of st. Louis, that
an alliance had been formed in Chicago to-
day that would practically monopolize all
the high-class vaudeville attractions that
come West. The following statement. in
effect, was made by the Columbia manage
nlent:
The contracting members Of the combine
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Hanged for Criminal Assault.

WILMINGTON, n c.. Nov. 26.-John
Brooks a negro convicted OF assault
ing a white woman. was hanged in the
jail yard to-day He denied the crime UP 70
last Thursday, when he made a confession.
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QUINCY, H., Nov. 26.-Fire to-day de-
stroyed the. wholesale bakery and confec-
tionery of Clarke 4 Morgan. on Main street.
r. c. Gunthers hardware store was badly
damaged. Loss, $6000os insurance, SEA000.
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The directors for the first year are ]. s.
Giles. G. c. Giles, Frank O'Neill and Z.
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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Scarce and Quiet-Hogs Weak
and LOwer-Sheep Quiet.

s11IH HIO7' %t"HOt'
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 26.-Cattle-Receipts
light; shipments none. The receipts were light
and there was no material change in the market
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-21
CRANSTON.

The following real estate transfers
have been recorded in the town clerks
office:
Wilfred a. Gouger to Louis Berway
lots on Meshanticut Park, plat 4.
Alice u. Greene TO Jennie Durham
lot on Henry w Potter plat of land.
BENZ NJ. Cornell to Caroline Hall lot
129 St. Georges Heights.
II. II. Richardson ct uX. TO Anthony
McKenna 2 lots, plat section +, Plain
farm plat.
VIM T.. Harmon ct uX. TO Benjamin
and Susannah Waterhouse lots, West
Arlington.
Patrick Mcmahon. by Col. TO Joseph
l.. Saunders lots, Charles Miller plat.
WEIR. Hardy 10 Joseph l.. Sanders
3 lots on Eden Park plat.
James j. Donahue. by Gdn, TO Wal
ter N Adams lots on Ezra Read plat
Samuel w. Grant TO Frederick w.
Handy lot IL Roger Williams Park plat
Arthur w. Griggs ct ux. To Thomas
s. Tape 2 tracts Of land with improve
ments in Cranston.
Thomas Fuller to Talma Fuller lot
All Bay View.
Mary Townsend TO Ann Mahan lots
25i, 255, and half of lot 253. West Ar
lington.
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At The NORTH END.
Undertaken whsatys. nlsageeaOle Experience.
Notes From CapIto Mn.

Joseph Whearty. the Wanskuck un.
dertaker, while out driving on Douglas
avenue yesterday afternoon had dis
agreeable experience. The king bolt
came out of the front shaft and tho
horse, with the detached shaft, ran
down Branch avenue from the junction
Of Douglas avenue and turned into the
barn OF its owner. Mr.. Whearty was
thrown from the wagon, but escaped
with a few cuts on his hand. There
was lots OF excitement, and the friends
of the owner congratulated him on his
narrow escape from more serious in
jury.
Officer McGroaty found j. +. Stanley,
little lad, astray on Vandewater
street and took him to his brothers S
home on VeaZie street.
There was no excitement i'm police
circles last night, and only one arrest
was made.
There was a large gang Of men az
work on the laying OF tracks for the
Onion Railroad company on Mill street
today and the completion of work there
will cause more satisfactory car serv-
Ice north OF Smith street than has here
tofore been possible. Mill street is "A
strong proof of the difficulty of straight
ening out of "A crooked article.
More dances are scheduled for
Thanksgiving eve and afternoon than
ever before i'm this section.
The Young Mems Athletic Club of
Wanskuck will hold a dance in Wan
skuk on Friday evening, Dec. 9th, in
Wanskuck hall.
The opening OF the evening schools
tonight will attract a large attendance.
for in no section Of the city have such
schools been as faithfully attended i'm
the past as they have here. The Can
dace street school has been OF great ad-
vantage TO many young persons.
Already property owners on Capitol
Hill are feeling the advantage To their
property by the money expended i'm that
section by the state and the removal
of certain obstacles i'm the way Of
reaching their homes from down town.
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AUBURN.

Mr.. Valentine Almy, superintendent
Of schools is spending few days at his
old home i'm Little Compton.
The reception and sale held by the
Kings Daughters at the residence of
Mrs. II. w. II. knight was very sue
cessful. "A large number OF persons be-
ing present. This society which IS con-
nected with the Church OF the Ascen \
sion some time ago assumed the debt
Of $1,000. the cost of the organ, and had
paid all but 1926 of the amount This
sale which was under the direction OF
Mrs. William Il. Cross and Mrs. j. j..
Estes has further reduced the amount
$40 leaving a debt OF SIS. The society
has a series of entertainments and 9TH
er things I'm view which IL Is expected
will wipe out the debt in a very short
time.
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NEWS IN AND ABOUT
THESE PLANTATIONS

J. A. Budlong & Sons Co. per LWick-
land 2 lots, Wayland Park
Samuel Waddington 10 julius 4. n.
Anthony lots, Wayland Park.
VIM. Il. Harmon TO Herbert Fielding
2 lots, West Arlington.
Russell Matteson TO Archille Valley
ct uX. lot near FiskeVille.
VIM. II. Harmon et ux. to Marc Gau-
thier lot S33, West Arlington.
j. A. Budlong & Sons Co. 10 Peter j.
and Ellen Taft lot 13, Eden Park.
Several young ladies, who happened
along cranston street Saturday eVe-
ming, We're much annoyed by the ac-
tions OF a drunken man, who insisted
on making their acquaintance. Seeing
that he failed i'm this, he started 10 FOL
low them home, as he said, but luck
favored the ladies inasmuch as they
met with a couple of male friends near
the drug store, who volunteered TO es-
cort them TO their homes. The unwel-
come one on seeing this, quickly turned
and walked in the direction OF Arllng-
ton.
Prof. Joseph A. Monplaisir, recently
returned from Montreal, was the guest
OF Mr.. James w. Simpson yesterday.
Mrs. Aloysius Hale OF Dyer avenue Is
confined To her home with an attack or
Inflammation OF the bowels.
Misses Sarah McCabe and Rose Ban
igan of the East Side, providence, VS.
tied Cranston friends yesterday.
One of the bicyclists who has been do
ing the town, came TO grief at the. cor
ner OF Narragansett avenue and Cram
ston street, Sunday afternoon. This
particular one seemed a little weaker
in the head than his fellows and conse-
quently couldn't stand the same size OF
jag. He collapsed at the above men,
toned place and got several bad falls.
while his comrades were trying 10 start
him off again.
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A SENSIBLE MAN

Would use kemp's Balshm for the Throat
and Lungs tits curing more cases OF Cough, >
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group and all
Throat and Lung Troubles, than any other
medicine. The proprietor has authorized
any druggist 10 give you sample Bottle
FREE To convince you OF the merit OF this
great remedy. Price 25c. and soc.
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II doesn't always happen that the
light to be renewed is very near 10 the
ceiling hole and often the man perch
ed away up there in the chair has 10
make a very long reach to get at IL. for
naturally these ceiling holes are no
more in number than is absolutely nee
essary, ana this acds no little 10 the
apparent hazard Of his work.
The ceiling is cleaned, every inch OF
It, including all the elaborate relief
decorative work, which catches the
dust very quickly in its many little re-
cesses, in a similar manner, by men
who are raised to the ceiling. each hav-
ing "a large feather duster fixed 10 the
end of a long bamboo rod. made in
four sections, each ten feet In length,
and resembling a fish-rod With these
they can reach every portion OF the
ceiling proper and clean il as thor
oughly as would the most careful
housewife her parlor furniture though
at a somewhat greater cost OF nerve
exhaustion, IL is fair TO assume.
The beautiful large panel picture by
Tojetti over the proscenium arch Is
reached with the same long-handled
busters. from positions behind the
large concshell pieces above the boxes
on either side; and the rest of the re-
lief decorative work OF the auditorium
IS accessible easily from positions i'm
the balconies.
Few people realize what an army Of
cleaners the work of keeping Keith s
handsome UUw theatre rs TTrtCN tttftt
span" as II always appears requires;
and to be permitted 10 follow this lit
tie army through days work, includ-
ing the dusting of the ceiling, would
doubtless be treat to many a good
housewife who now thinks that she
understands this general subject very
thoroughly but would surely have her
eyes opered TO things she never before
dreamed of in all her household phil
osophy.
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II Is s8id that Mr. Mckinley will
name Senator Mcmillan Ambassador Go
England 40 succeed Col Hay The sem
ator is en- exceptionally able man. and
one of the richer commercial magnates
of the world. his fortune being .conser- -
vatiVeiy estimated az $50. 600 00O. He
was horn In Canada. and will be- the
first diplomat ~ foreign birth 60 repre-
sent US In London.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Certificate No. 437 for 80
shares Central Transportation Com
pany, trustees certificate. in name of
Maskell +. CARL. All persons are eau
toned against negotiating same, as ap-
plication has been made for new Ger
tifcate. MASKELL +. CARLL, 13i
oxford St, Providence, Il. l. nl4-m-6t.
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Rent Paws for Home

VIII buy or build anywhere for you
both house and lot: comparatively MOTH
ing required down. call or write.
AMERICAN INVESTORS co, 5S6
Banigan Building. Providence. r. j.
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DANClNG!

MRS. SAMUEL u. SPHINX, lsJ Weybosset
street, corner OF Union. Glasses and private
lessons season commences SATURDAY,
October Sth, ls9s. For further Information
plcese call or write for circular Business
hours from IL n. IN. 10 3 y. NJ. TOLL
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED RESIDENT AGENT. TO
sell on good commission wcll-fnown
electroplating preparations and plat
ing outfits. Party with knowledge OF
plating business preferred. ELECTRO
CHEMICAL CO., 2lS Centre street, New
York nl9-6t
WANTED--A boy who lives in Paw
tuXet or EdgeWOOd 10 carry a News
route. Address Box %, News Office.
WANTED-TINMEN at once; expe-
rienced in roofing aud furnace work.
MORTALITY s. RAFFERTY,, Whitman
tic, Conn. nl6-6t
WANTED-E EXPERIENCED GIRLS
only 10 make curb ana rope chain.
CHAPLIN q IIOLLISTER CO, 1Ol Sa-
bin street nl6-6t
COMPETENT and RELIABLE HELP
furnished also first class help wanted
at the parlors OF Mrs. EDWIN a.
CALDER, 420 Westminster street
rooms Z, s and IL private office, room
y; telephone 27l0; Swedish attendant.
WANTED-A few hoys 10 carry
routes for the Providence Daily News
Only those who can furnish arst class
references and go To school need apply,
by letter only, to Box rs News office.
oil IL
WANTED-A gentleman about Il
years as representative of a weekly pa
per- first class references required.
Address Box sc News Office. II oil
WANTED--A young lady of neat ap-
pearance 10 solicit one with previous
experience preferred. Address Box
News office. II OIL
WANTFD-Experlen newspaper
canYasser 10 canvass Tor "A daily paper.
Address. with references. to Box IL
News office II s2g
AGENTS-To sell the greatest of all
pictures; sales over 10000 daii5. Re
member the Maine" in 20 colors. snow
ing accurate photographs OF edch ana
all of the 2G6 heroes who were lost on
the Maine bv Spanish explosion, Ha-
vana Harbor. on heavy mat board,
14xl9. S. per hundred. The Great SAN
tiago Battle. showing accurately the
sinking Of the Spanish fleet. with per-
traits of the heroes, on mat board,
l4xl9. s. per 500. Dewey. sampson.
Schley, Evans. Zee. Hobson, on llAl4
heavy card. in colors, s2.G0 per hundred.
Groups of Hobson and his crew, heroes
OF the Merrimac. in colors, anc OF Nc
Kinley. Miles. Shafter. Dewey. Sanp-
son, Schley, Evans. Hobson. Sigsbee, on
llx14 card. in colors, $3.50 per hundred.
Battle OF Manila and Battlesnip Maine
on 1ix19 mat. $3.50 per hundred. sam
Piles, 10c. each. Catalogue for stamps.
Henry Myers ,14O2 Broadway, ". z.
IS If
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When IL is desired 10 renew one OF
the electric lights that shine out here
and there from their places of semi
concealment among the graceful con-
volutions of the immense rocco CEN
trepiece. a rope is let down from the
ceiling through the hole nearest to
the light, to the end of this Is fasten-
ed the pulley block and then the cleo
trician takes his seat in the chair
and is slowly pulled up TO the ceiling
by two strong men standing -nn-the
orchestra floor. II sounds easy enough,
but the sensation of the man in the
chair" is not altogether one of ease
or security. no matter how great his
confidence in the strength OF the care
fully tested ropes that support him or
in the steadiness and caution Of those
who hold them.
The first time L went up. / was
scared TO DEATH" said Electrician Ber-
nadl: 'but | have become accustomed
10 il now so that though l always feel
'skittish.' / keep my mind entirely on
my work aud think much less of the
possible risk ,f the operation. | don't
look much though, l assure you."
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DIVORCES quietly and legally OBJ
tanned for eight causes. DOLMAN &
BUETTNER. Attorneys-at-Law Es-
tablished rs years. Highest references
given. 1928 Arch street, Philadelphia.
400 IL
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Few Reasons Why You should Use
RISCHaNfPToS CYLINDER OIL.

uisthe best cylinder lubrtcator made. II
save. vour fuel. N saves your engines. 10
saves repairs. II saves steps for break
downs The best a. the cheapest Try TIE
BinghamptOn a iull line OF luDfiestlns ant
Eliminating oils
10 sOuth Water st., Providence, IL, L
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GROCERIES. GRAIN. ETc.

A. N wuirrAKFE.
r1ourc Family troceric~. rurt Teas 'oTseS
thoic. t.rain. Eay aud straw. loS Neslnu
stCr street Telephone.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-21

Probably very few of the delighted
thousands who have visited the mag
nificent new playhouse have noticed
these holes in the ceiling. for they ap-
pear SO very small at that immense
height, and so cleverly have they been
placed, that they are scarcely per-
ceptible at a casual glance.
The busting of the great ceiling, with
it's beautiful centre piece ana great cleo
troler and all the elaborate relief deco
rative work about the auditorium is
an immense undertaking, and one that
apparently offers a problem difficult
of solution; but il was all so carefully
considered when the plans Of the house
were made that in reality il is COM
paratively simple, though involving no
little hazard for some Of the men en-
ployed to do IL.
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HOUSES TO LET.

TO LET-Lower tenement In house
$50 Pine street. consisting OF parlcr.
sitting room, dining room. two bed
rooms. on floor; two bed rooms on third
floor, modern conveniences; rent $50 per
month. Apply 10 GEO. w. Il. BoURN.
43i Pine street. n2l-tf.
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FOR sALE-MisceIlaneous.

LODGING HOUSE-For Sale. 81
rooms: furnished up-to-date; all mod
ern conveniences: location finest in the
city: rent low: price reasonable. $50
Westminster street, room AZ. :. ;.
Howes. nl9-bt
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Drop ms a line; we will call for and deliver
H in perfect order. cheaper and better than
any one else. HOSMER. Westminster and
Franklin streets and - No.Main ST. aull u
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-21

A LADY WITH HIGHEST TESTi-
monials from Nassar colleSe, ana
principal. formerly, OF successful school
in New York city, would like to give
private instruction 20 pupils. In classes
or individually. i'm the common and tho
higher English branches: music or
French; pupils fitted for college. Ad.
dress VASSARIANA. News office.
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TO LET-On Stanwood street, T.
room tenement: rooms on first floor:
bath room; hot water, etc. Inquire OF
nl9-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-21

TO LET-A beautiful cottage house,
corner OF Courtland and Tell streets;
all improvements; good cellar Kitchen
and Z fine rooms; large yard; green
lawn; rent SIS per month. Apply at -
Eddy street. nlS-6t.
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FOR SALE-on East Side. an old es-
tate containing $4,000 So. II. OF land,
with old trees and shrubbery. beautiful
place for a person with good income.
c. l.. & II. J. GROSS. Room 2, Banigan
Building.
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TO LET-Well-plann nearly new
lower tenement. 40 Burnett street.
modern improvements; stone tubs In
cellar; rent Slt. Inquire OF T. T.. Briggs.
129 Waverly street tnf ni1-6t
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TO LET-One family house; rooms;
modern improvements; barn; carriage
house q. l.. q IL. j. Gross, room 2.
Banigan building. nl9-tf