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Mems
Department.

Some seasonable items represent
ing better values than usual at the
prices.
Mems Paiamas or Sleeping Suits, made Of mad
ras, in neat plads and stripes. Per garment 81 90
French Balbriggan Underwear-we believe we of.
fer better Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers than are
usually sold at this price. Per garment. .5Uc
Cotton-a wool Shirts and Drawers. In natural
wool color-fne 2thread underwear; light weight ;
suitable for all-sunmer wear Per garment. S .OO
Half Hose-150 dozen Cotton Half Hose in black
and assorted tans. double heels soles and toes
Fancy Half Hosea splendid line of Fancy Half
Hose, including plaids. Roman stripes embroidered
vertical stripes, embroidered insteps, polka spot
ideas and plain colors, in navy, Russian blues,
grays and red. Per pair. ..................25 pc.
First floor
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MI uslin
Undergo rments.

Neatness, strength and unusual
worthfulness characterize the follow
ing undergarments to be offered to-
morrow. The materials alone would
cost more than we ask for the COM
pleted garments.
Muslin Cambria Drawers. deep hem with
cluster OF line tucks above, yoke band. All sizes.
Extra size Muslin Drawers, for stout women
deep hem. with cluster Of tucks or rufie of EN-
bIoidefy. ycke band. Per pair. ............. Soc
Lawn Dressing Sacques, tight back. loose front
round laydo collar trimmed with ruiiie. Ia Zoe
Muslin Gowns. empire, high neck, good
length and width. trimmed with embroidery and
.
COlored Lawn Gowns, IL variety of shades.
tight back, loose front trimmed with coored EN-
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ARMY NOMINATIONS.


Many Selections by the President
- Confirmed by the Senate.
The Senate in its second executive session
yesterday confirmed the following:
Army nominations: To be assistant adju-
tants general with the rank of lieutenant
colonel-Captains John A. Johnston, Fran
els Michler, Joseph H. Dorst. WILDER Z.
Wilder, Cyrus S. Roberts. George r. Cecil,
Edward ]. McClernand.
To be inspectors general with the rank
of lieutenant colonel-Major Joseph p. San
ger, Captain Edmund Rice. Captain Marion
p Maus, Messrs. John Jacob Aston Of New
York. Charles A. Whittier ofSNew York
and Curtis Guild. jr., Of Massachusetts.
To be chief quartermasters with the rank
of lieutenant colonel-Majors Daniel ID.
Wheeler. Charles Bird, George <. Pond.
James w. Pope, Francis B. Jones, Crosby
p Miller and Mr.. Avery d. Andrews of
New York.
To be judge advocates with the rank of
lieutenant colonel-Captains Fayette w.
Roe. Edgar 1. Dudley, Messrs. Andrew c.
Gray of Delaware. John A Hull of Iowa,
Frederick A. Hill of Connecticut, Charles
L. Jewett of Indiana and Charles H. Rib
Bile Of New York.
To be chief surgeons with the rank of
lieutenant colonel-Ma5ors BENJAMIN F..
Pope. Robert n O'Reilly. Alfred c. Gil
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Girls Clothing Department.

We showing exceedingly stylish dresses for girls the
heavier nlatersPiques Linens,
aateas and other especially values Handsome
Pampa Cloth Dresses blue, dull
trimmed with combination bad producing large
sailor collar Ali Sizes.
Very Special Value, SIS. 90 EACH
$500, S675 up to $3.50. Cloth Ducks G"Aeas and Linens
c,r,.,. and vI 7.5-- $780, S5Z5 up to $500
$500, S675 up to $1,000 Girls a"uss
,rn,-. n-o o.- . -. $I.5o, $500 up $500
shirt
q', @2L2 up ~ SOC, 75c to SI5o
Woo Dresses .arhusp pretty effect
$500, S675 up SI2.5o. 0'N ' Jump a. ~ 49, /. g.
min wah Dresses. Pcaes Lawns
SI.30, SI.5o up SI25o. SI5o SIo5 up O $500
L
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Children's
Trimmed Hats

Are here for Saturdays selling in
splendid assortment and unusual at
tractiveness. They are all new and
fresh, and are priced for quick sell
ing.
CAiiireH's White Straw Hats tastefuy trimmed
in red whine. pink and blue null: various pretty
. . = Q o % . e e -
Sa!4D.s in rough - hraids-brown, red and
e e . = q
stylish l<eSh0rns. trimmed in soft chifons and
Pretty Rough Straws. trimmed in field flowers.
O. p .
Ftke RauLets Trimmed in ribbons and flowers
In many pretty ways Each. 81. 90
NJ II Hats in white, pink, blue and red.
l-i'h- Lao 10 81. 10
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n MARRIED..

bAhhEh-TOISEN. On "Wednesday Mry 4 1sas
az Rose Cottage, WoodIurn D. & by Rev NJ
T II; ,SlhsPman, W. II. BARKER 10 KATE RAY
beth Ray of District Of Columbia
NAhDER-ST0SNELL. At Chicayo iii No,d,r
May -. 1885, mo. Il. Warbler OF oaE PAL
III; and Miss MINTA SToNNELL of Prince
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Young Peoples
Cg~1>cc
- = 'S>Oo

Laird, Schober & Co.'S spring
STYLES. comprising the hanIsomest,
the best and the most all-round salts
factory Shoes manufactured for the
respective prices They cost no more
than many inferior makes.
Misses Wei Kid OSfor,ls with patent tip and
broad round toe made superior stock Pair. -
Misses Tan Goat Oxfords made On the common
is broad round TIE. Of rp.ricr stock. Pair. - 60
same Shoes. FER children
&C. ~ = ''-4 = l -
Misses Tar, Vici Kid Button and Lace Boots
-"uE nseise toe. extension sole. spring heel extra
4uatity Iair- 81 80
1--WE are demonstrating the
merits OF Nici Leather Dressing the
best shoe dressing made Bring in
pair OF shoes that have become
scratched or discolored-we'll dress
them for you without charge.
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Douhle-breasted Suits serviceahle colors well
made. double in seat and knecs-6 different pat
terms. nearly ali wool. Sizes to 10.
Special price, SI.95. Value $500.
Fine Douhlcbreasted AL wool Cashmere Suits
nicely made sewed throughout with silk. neutral
shades These suits dIummers samples and
worth 81. 80.
Special price. 1898.
Fine Atwood Cheviot Duuble-breasted Suits for
spring and summer wear; light and dunn shades;
ais" plain Blue and Black Cheviots and Serces;
beautiful goods: elegantly n'ade: perfect fitting
about ~ different lots. Worth 81 10 to IS. IS
Special price, S375.
Combination Suits. good color for hard rough
wear-2 PAIRS Of rants with each suit-double
seats and knees. Sizes . 10 16.
Special price. $3.50. Value $500.
C"mhination Suits; strictly all wool. Scotch
eheets; nicely nadc. nicely lined and sewed
throughout with silk pairs of rants with each
suit. and each pair double in and knees Sizes
To 16.
Special price, $500, Value SOS.
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Lamps.

10 only - Hanging
Lamps complete, with IA
in. decorated globes. Spe-
cial for tomorrow S .z0
Lamp Sale-Your cLoice Of an as
sortment of Beautiful Hand-painted
Lamps, with central draft burner and
: Gin; globe complete for s.. go
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Infants
Department

Is splendidly equipped with choice
stock oi Outfttings and Toilet Re
quisiteS for spring and summer, and
calls attention to the following prac-
teal articles at specially low prices:
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Carpet Sweepers.
The Crown Jewel. Spe- en- 2M
cfal tomorrow ..... ~ ~
Fine Decorated Tea or COT
fee Canisters, regular 25c. n M
size. Special tomorrow. -. W.
ns China a.os Salt ,,on Boxes. blue Csc
Excelsior Folding Curtain
Stretcher, nickel-plated pins. 76N~
Special ............... 1>Se
Ready-mixed Paints. .4c. and DC.
4-qt. Granite Iron Sauce
Dams. with long or bale han . M
POT. Granite Iron Sauce n SC
pans. with cover. Special. w.
2-Qt. Granite Iron Sauce 4 fO~
pans. Special .............-u w.
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Saturdays Pure Food List.
Prices below the usual quoted for the best brands only:

nulp..e strand fichies assorted, for. Csc
MAeu MusIaIu pint Jars ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. loo.
Lures ii ROOF Beer bottle 1Oc
hHes phRef N!e, bottle Observation-Disclosures. Toe.
chntreii Cochrun's Imported Ginger Ale dog 81 80
]sh''eisnh soups can -:.-......--....-.....l Toe.
&riuolr : soups. assorted can ............. .2ic.
nhIasahse,t BAKED eaIs can Toe. and 15c
S DAhai ~ pineapple. I'D can. Zoe.
S :, soup l" cakes. .25c.
nos c"ke sap cake .......... Be.
n p1"i'' =. bee anu bofaA soap, cake. 4c.
S Wne S1u1 s"aP' cake Observation-Disclosures. &c.
SDapine I'D pks DC.
u, J n la"es, Ph8. ....... 10c.
u Lure Eoou Soiorihg. bottle Zoe.
Hansens Pure Extracts, bottle. Doc ana osc
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INTERESTING READING,
Summer COrsefs

ihese corsets are II ade by the weIkpo,rp w,r
ner Bros. Corset Co.. made of fine pet,in, ,t
pea WIN coutil, have two side steels waist ,us
'aiiied by narrow strips Of coutn and are trr,.
hied with lace at the upper edge On sale OR
"h"rfo" ut the unpaa lleled ;:r.ce AONo
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The "Woodward s Lotf1rop' Sewing Machines
Are to date particular guarantee complete
set OF attachments with machine $500 $500
Necessary instructions given the
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Woodward ana LOthrOp,
10th, nth and Sts N. w.
Saturday is CG1ildren's Day.
Special Offerings This Week.
Boys Clothing Department.

Our boys styles pleasant change from TIE humdum kind
day There's thought
Them They're original and there's shown the fit and the work
mansip Refer Suits Suits
Suits, BOYS Youths knckerbocke
Waists Boys and Chrens Furnishing Special
for Saturday selling consist of the following
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Donble-breastcI Combination Bicycle Suits Of
English cheviot-2 pairs Of pants. 1 pair bicycle
pants and regular style. Sizes to 16. Worth
$3.50.
Special price, 5000. Value $3.50.
Very fine and very pretty Brow ME and Stanley
Suits-coat pants and little vestiea dozen differ
ent patterns. navy blues among the lot. Sizes 3
to s.
Special price, $3.75. Value $500.
Light weight Navy Blue Serge Sailor Suits: new
goods, latest cut well made, prettily and styishly
trimmed with black red and white silk braid
Sizes TO 10.
Special price, &25. Value $5.75.
We wish to call attention to a very special value
in Boys Fine Covert Cloth Top Coats and Refers
everything that be desired a spring fall
for boys Sizes 8 to IL.
Special price, $500. Value $5.75.
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TIE EyEYINe STAR, fRIpA7, MAX 18, 1898 10 PAGES.
compel
HOusefurnishimg Dept
Tomorrow's list brimfu of sterling values

Gas and Oil Stoves.
Our line of Oil and Gas
Stoves comprises all the
latest and best makes of
stoves on the market.
Prices from 1oc. to $4,000.
2-burner Fire Premium Gas Stoves.
Full nickel-plated. Spe- en- mn
Large Tin Oil Stoves, with
double burner Special to- AM~
Covered Gas Stove Tubing, with
patent ends. Special 3C a.
for tomorrow ONs H.
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mems Extra Size Balbriggan Shifts and Drawers.
Just the thing for stout men Sizes 40. 40
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MEMS men Fancy Colored Egyptian Cotton Shirts and
tpamers, rfencn neck, satin front, pearl y =
buttons, In colors blue and pink. .aTsOC.
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:, Mems Woven Madras and Percale Neglige Shirts
arate pair Of link cuffs. In all new effects. AtCSe
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The House yesterday passed the joint
resolution blouse 250 providing for the
organization and enrolment of the United
States auxiliary naval force for coast de-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-17
TALKED ABOUT.

Two suspicious men were driven from the
Rhode Island Hospital grounds last evening
Two men made an effort to film fam Viii.
liam Straight in his saloon. SO South Main
street, last evening. 1t was the sarue old
change" racket.
Daniel Lenehnn, stranger in the city, was
taken sick on Cnaal street yesterday after
noon and was removed to the Rhode Island
Hospital.
superintendent Of health Chspin reports
one new case OF diphtheria on Clarks court,
one case Of scarlet fever on Eaton street and
one case Of membraneous Group on vesta
street.
The joint special committee on underground
wires Of the City Council will meet in Council
Clerk Hayden's Office at o'clock this after
noon, to discuss the report to be made by the
committee. The Aldermanic committee on
streets helda meeting in committee room A at
o'clock this afternoon.
Mayors Secretary George. having been re-
lieved from military duty, is once moro at
his desk in the executive department.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-17
Col. Abbot's Order.

Col. Abbot has issued the following list
Of calls for the government OF the camp
which went into effect this morning
Reveille-First call. 5:4b o. M, reveille,
9 o'clock: assembly roll call Immediately
after; mess call. 5:i5; sick call, 6:45s
fatigue oall, :.
Drill-Drill call, 7:s5; assembly, 1880;
recall, $3.50.
Guard mountinR-Guard mounting,
$3.50: guard mounting assembly, o; adju-
tsnt's call Immediately after.
Drill-Drill, CALL 9;55; assembly,
10; recall, IL.
Ofiosrs' call, IL; First ssrgesnts' call,
1l:30; recall from fatigue, ll:i5; mess
call. ~: fatigue call, /.
Drill-Drill CALI 12:b5 p. IN. assembly,
1; recall. 2.
Drill-Drill coll, 2:25; assembly, 3; re-
call.4; school call non-com ID issioned Of
ficers, 4:30; school call. commissioned
officers to bo immediately followed By
officers call, 8; recall from fatigue. O.;
mess calt 5:30.
=, Betreat--First call, 10 minutes before
su nset ;assembly( (rull call }, sunset; retrent
e. Star spangled Bannsr") Immediately
after.
Tsttoo-9 y. IN.
Tnps-9:l5 p. IN.
Call Co quarters-10:45 y. IN.
TAMIL n m
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-17
GLADSTONE DYING.
Illness OF the Grand Old Man Takes
a Serious Turn.
Onlcial Bulletin Says His Death Is Ex'
pected Within "a Hours

Eawarden. May T.-Mr. Gladstones physi-
clans said this afternoon: ''The end Is now
near MIR. GLADSTONE has taken little nour-
ishment. He breathes very heavily for few
minutes and then this breating is hardly per
oepfible. Mrs. Gladstone is with her dying
husband. She and other members OF the
family do not leave the roo m for more than a
few minutes at time.
An official bulletin just issued says: "Mr.
Gladstone mas taken a serious turn for the
wors. His death may be expected in "a
hours"
When offered medicine at 80 p. m. today
Nh. Gladstone exclaimed: mo. No." Apart
from this he has seldom spoken except 20
commence prayer. He is practically uncon-
ecious.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-17
FINANCIAL NEWS

rho New York stock market opened
strong, ASchison. IL Is; Sugar. 1874 "a
to 1-2; Tobacco. 108 "a: Peoples Gas 81; /;
Burlington. % "a; st. Paul. o5; kock
Island, 90 Ia; Louisville. SO 1-s: Leather
preferred, SO; Southern preferred, 2s l-2;
Manhattan. l0s 3-4 Missouri Pacific, S3.
There was q general advances In prices,
which. however, did not exceed q fraction.
The RranRers and iDternationals led In
the railway list, the latter under the i'm.
petus OF higher quotations from London.
Sugar also advanced quite vigorously, sl-
most point. There were n few exceptions
on the side OF losses.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-17

DECISION FOR THE TOWN.
Judge Rogers Finds That Lincoln Was
Not Guilty Of Negligence.

Judge Rogers today announced his
decision in the jury trial waived case OF
Nicholas McCloskey vs.. G. p. Moies, town
treasurer of Lincoln. His honor finds
that the defendant was guilty OF no neg
ligsnce and gives judgment In favor of
the town for costs.
McCloskey was badly injured on the
Cumborlaud end of the Broad street
bridge. In Valley Falls, in Dscem Der, 1891.
The bridge was so constructed that the
water flowed after . rain into hollow on
the planking. Ths accident occurred on
Thunday evening, and IL rained on both
Tuesday and Wed sdnssday nights, and the
puddle had frozen before the water had
drisd or soaked away. The court says
that to hold the town liable under the
oircums tauces of the case would be to
make the lawItoo severe upon towns In
whose highwsys there are likely to DO
nyriads Of holes similar to the one In
-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-17
WENT TO THE BOTTOM.
One Half of u. s. Revenue Gutter Grcs-
ham Sunk In the st Lawrence.

ogdensburg N. Y, May l7.-One half Of the
United States revenue cntter Gresham went
to the bottom of the st. Lawrence river this
morning and now rests on her side in 25 feet
of water. The steamer had been cut in two
and pontooned for passage. through the
Canadian canals to Montreal While waiting
for tugs this morning 10 start down the
river, the bow section. 4s feet in length. aud
denly careened to one side. forcing the pom
toon under water. The upper pontoon then
shifteI position drawing the other pontoon
entirely away from the bow section, almost
turning it upside down.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-17
Mortgages Sale Of a bakery, Etc.

Will be sold at Public Auction. in store
numb ia and lI6 Delsipe street. In the
city OF Providence, Rhode Island on MON
DAY, May 9Th. 1885, ut eleven o'clock IN the
forenoon. by virtue of the powers OF sale con.
tained in per s2nal property mortgage deed
dated March 18th, 1877. and recorded In the
town clerks office In the town OF cranston.
I'm said state. in Personal Property Mortgage
Book No. Z, at page 46, the conditions OF
said mortgage decd having been broken:
The bake shop numbered ia and llG De-
iane street, I'm the city OF Provtdence.
Rhode Island, and also all and singular the
fxtures and sppurtennpces Of said shop. con-
sisting In part Of two ovens, ono safe. show
cases. shelving, counters, etc, and also one
horse, two wagons and the good will Of tho
trpds. being oil the property mentioned In
snid mortgage decd.
By order of the assignee and holder OF said
mortgage deed, who hereby gives notice OF
hss Intention 20 bid upon the same NJ said
auction SALE. and at any postponemcnt or sd-
COOKE a ANGEL,
ATTORNEYS for the said Assignee
Providence May 1soS
The above sale was this day at IL o'clock
n. M, adjourned until MONDAY, May ~.
1870. at the sawe hour sno plncc-
Providence. May =. 1875. myvot
The above s.ie wns This day at II o'clock
a m. adjourned until TUESDAY, May VI,
lnsc, nj the satnc bour and place.
Proyidence, May 10 lsts. mynI-t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-17
A REPLEvIN SUIT.


The FIRST Jury trial waived case tried In
Judge Rogers court today was that Of Frank
N. Doughty VS.. Arthur Doughty. The suit
was repievin one TO recover tho possession
Of soda fountain and many other articles
that were formerly in the store run by the
plaintiff Mt the corner OF Broad and Earle
streets. There was no contention on the
part of the defendant at the trial that he
wss entitled to any Of the property but the
soda fountain The plaintiff maintains he
bought she fountain and paid all but $50 on
u TO the manufacturer. and the defendant
claims the fountain is his.
n. p. Oven is counsel for the plaintiff and
samuel Ames counsel for the defendant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-17

10 will be ordered out next week for an
extended tour of duty at Quonsst Point
or soma place on the coast has not yet
been decided.
Quite a mum ber OF the depleted militia
companies havs bean recruited, ana this
Is particularly true OF the Second regi'
ment, the orders being 20 enlist men
enough to bring the total OF those act'
ually here and AvaiIable tor service up 20
AZ men and three officers The First Reg
iment has also recruited, although not TO
such an extent as the Second, and the cav
airy and batteries are also getting men.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-17
Lucien Newhall Dead.

Lynn, Mass. Msy 17.--Luoian Newhall.
one Of the Lynn park commission, 70
years old. died this morning. He was a
first white child born In Lynn. He was
for years one Of the leading shoe manu-
faotprers and was one of the first to locate
in what Is now the shoe factory section.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-17
Played With Matches.

An alarm of fire was sent in from box 16s
st ii 80 o'clock this forenoon for a blaze in
six-tencment house at 10 and 81 Ashburton
street. The damage will not exceed $50. and
was caused by Martha Goldberg, years old,
who bad been left alone: playing with
matches
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-17
VIM Be Admitted TO the Bar.

James r. Brennan. William A. Heathman.
Walter p Pierce, Asa B. susman. Walter p.
susnsn. Frank A. Williamson and Alfred
Wilson. who recently took examinations FOR
the bar, will be sworn in ss counseiiors a,
Law On Friday, and Chester W. Barrows
Henry ". 0reenoueh and Arthur e. Tenn
pleton ~ soon as they have completed IN,
tern of study prescribed By the rules Of tn,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-17

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
County OF Providence. S.:
]. Geo. W. Lanphear. Cashier Of tho sbove-
named Bank. do solemnly swear that the above
statement 10 true to the best OF nv knowledge and
belief. GEO. w. LANPhEAR, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this ioth day
Of May, 1895.
JOHN HENsHAw. Notary Public.
Correct-Attest.
GILBERT A. PHILLIPA
J. EDWARD STUDLEY. iDiractors
GEORGE w. CONGDON,l
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-17
The Fighting Kind.

We don't half like this news that
Admiral Villamil Of the Spanish navy
is quiet little man. You can't tell
about quiet little men. II he were a
strapping big hidalgo, now, tall and of
q ferocious aspect, with avoioe Of thun-
der and side whiskers to match, we'd
be easier in our minds. Hartford Con-
rant
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-17
Died Of Heart Failure.

Gardner. Msss-. May r.-Henry Haywood
this morning received news OF the death n.
Rsnselsy Lake of George II. Haywood Of the
nrm Of Hsywood Bros. and Wakefield Rattan
Company. furniture Manufacturers George
q. Haywood was one OF the most prominent
citisens o. Gardner. Death was caused by
heavt failure. He leaves widow and three
cbi10ron.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-17
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND
County of Providence, ss.:
A. w. Vernon. Cashier OF the above named
bank DO soiemnly swear that the above statement
10 true TO the best OF my knowledge and belief.
J. W. VERNON. Cashier.
Subscribed ano sworn 10 before me this totn day
of May. 1881 GILMAN Il. J0PP,
Correct-Attes:. Notary Public.
ROYAL o. TAFT.
\. Il. RICHMOND.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-17
HOLMES DID NOT GO FRHH.
Discharged on One Complaint and RI
arrested at Once on Another.

y
arrested at 0nce on Another.
CharIss H Holmes, who was arrested =
few days age in Boston by Detective
Parker, on the charge of embeEsling
e1oo from John III. Rawley was given q
hearing ID the Sixth District Court this
morning. Mr.. Rowlsy charges that
Holmes cold one Of his horses TO. 9100,
but failed to make any return, but 1t was
proven that the horse in question was
owned BY Mr.. Rowley's wife. Holmes
IVES discharged.
He made . rush for the court room
door, bat was met by Detective Parker
who had . warrant charging him with
embeEzling 500 from Amanda NJ. Row.
ley, and on this charge he waived exami-
nation, aud was held to await the action
Of the grand jury in the sum OF $500,
which wos fuxnhhed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-17
BICYCLES STOLEN.
Three Taken From a Shed at the Brown q
Sharpe Works.

There was big oommotion I'm the bi-
cyole shed ~ the Brown d 6harpe's Man
ufaoturing Company at closing time yes
terdAy for three bicycles had been stolen
ana Just how the trick was done is a
mystery, unless they were taken by some
one in the employ Of the company. for 1t
IL almost an impossibility for stranger
TO GET inside Of the yard.
II IL possible that two or moro thieves
accomplished the job by helping one OF
the gang over the htRh fence. Once on
the inside he could have passed the wheels
oy6r into the street. Two Of tho wheels
Were new, having been purchased Satur-
ay.