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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

George W. Kline to Helene Bauer lot on n
line of Sutter street. 30 w Of Webster. w "a
by N 70; SO.
David Porter Harriet and Edward Gulliver
Cby M Nunan, Sheriff. to J. NJ Wood lot
on E line of Fillmore street S46 of Vallejo.
S 1876 by E G; s102.
Same by same to same. lot on E line Of
Fillmore street 1o1 of Vallejo S 1876 by e
same and George w Qulat Cby same) TO
same LOT on f line of Fillmore street 27.s s
of Vallejo. S 81 by E s: s270.
Robert Mckinley to Mary Payran lot on w
line of Spear street, 22:11 by 1875, being the &
half of original water lot 757 (quitclaim deed)
81.
Estate Rebecca Dow Cby E. s. Sheffield and
F. D. Palmateer. executors) to G. w Kline
lot on E line of Howard street, 207:6 S of Six
teenth, S 62:6, thence s2:6, ~ 1926. w to be-
ginning; $500.
Samuel L and Frances Leszynsky to Emma
Roberts lot on line of Twenty-second
street, rs W of Sanchez, w 25 by 1915; $3.50.
Eliza Wideman (by Murray F. Vandali.
commissioner to German Sc wings and Loan
Society lot on Z line of Bryant street. 1s2
S of Twenty-third. S 26 by 3 l00 s2444
Mary Rodgers TO James S. Rodgers, lot on
S line of Twenty-third street. 141:6 Of How
ard 31:6 by S 100; gift
Conrad V. and Amanda NJ NJ Riess to VIII
liam Curtin, lot on n line of Jersey street,
Estate Andrew Henebery (by John E. Cottle
executor) to Frederick +. Loffn, lot on w
line Of Dale place. n7:6 of Golden Gate
avenue, S 20 by w 60; $3.50
Real Estate and Development Company to
Robert Donaldson, lot on line OF Wisconsin
street, $50 of Twenty-second (Sierra), 20
by 100; grant.
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MARRIED.

BATCHELDER-FIS HER-In this city, Octo-
Der / 1893, at the residence of the bride. by
the Rev. William RAIDER, John Perry Batchel-
der and Lorena Lydia Fisher. both of San
Francisco.
BOUK-sCHILLBR this city. October IS
1893, b. the Rev William RAIDER. Charles L.
Bouk Of Auburn, Cal, and Mary Schiller of
San Francisco
IELSON-ALDRICH-In this city, Oo-
tober Il. 1899. at the residence Of the bride,
by the Rev. William RAIDER, Arthur r. Ca
brielson and Edna Aldrich. both of San Fran
cisco.
RAY-CHAMBERs-I this city, October 1s.
1899, by the Rev. William RAIDER, Robert G.
Ray and Fife B. Chambers. both OF San
Francisco.
MITH-WHITFORD-In this city October Is.
1899. by the Rev. E. 4. Woods, d D.. Fred
NJ. Smith and Fannie Whitford. both of Dutch
TRINGER-KNIGHT-In Salem. Or, October
IS. 1888, by the Rev. P. S. Knight, William
Arthur Stringer OF San Francisco and Wilena
Knight. daughter OF the Rev. P. s. Knight of
Salem. Or.
TUPMAN-BURKE-In this city. October 10,
1883, by the Rev. William RAIDER. Thomas P.
TuDman and Bessie w. Burke, both of San
Francisco.
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LEGAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FRUIT AND VEGETABLE FARM IN SAC
RA@ENTO COUNTY FOR SALE.
REFEREE'S S SALE IN PARTITION.
On Wednesday, November / 1899. at II 80
a. m. under decree Of sale of the Superior
Court of Sacramento County. made October 6,
CHRiisT0P5HfESR sTRoTHMANN' in w which
CAROLINE STODIEK is plaintiff and
CATHERINE NIEDERQUELLE ct al. are
Defendants the following described property
VIII be sold in one parcel at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash. subject to
confirmation by the court:
''All Of Swamp Land Survey No. 267 and the
northerly 81 80 acres of Swamp Land Survey
overfawed lands of Sacramento County con-
taininE 1852 acres being the farm Of the
said STROTHMANN. Sale Will be made on
Immediately after the sale of said land. the
livestock, farming utensils. etc, of said farm
This farm is situate on the Sacramento
River, about miles from Sacramento. miles
below Freeport. 1t has upon it a house and
a good barn about so acres upland. the re-
mainder lowland; appraised in the Superior
Court Of Sacramento in the matter of the
estate of said StTothmann, deceased, at $40
$40. Assessed for 1898: Land SO 00o: improve
ments. $1,000. There are 2777 bearing fruit trees
on the farm and 27S non-bearing
Further information will be given at the
office of McNJNE & GEORGE, attorneys for
6aR4 a54 & The Gf4 2fs # the
Attorneys for heirs. 5oS California St. San
Francisco.
October II, 1899
IN the Superior Court of the city and county
OF San Francisco. State of California. In the
matter OF WESTERN BEET SUGAR COM
PANY, q corporation, upon its application for
judgment of dissolution. Notce-Notice is
hereby given that WESTERN BEET SUGAR
COMPANY. corporation organized and ex-
isting under and by virtue of the laws OF the
State Of California, and having its office and
place Of business in the city and county Of
San Francisco State of California, has filed
a verified application addressed to the Supe-
rior Court Of the city and county of San
Francisco. State OF California. praying for
Judgment of dissolution Of said CORPORATION
and that MONDAY, November 13. 1899, at 10
O clock q. m, at the courtroom of said court
Department No. 2, in the City Hall OF the
city and county of San Francisco, have been
appointed as the day. time and place for the
hearing Of said application
IN witness whereof I have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the official seal Of said Su-
perior Court this 10th day of October 1899.
WM. A DEANE. Clerk.
BY E. NJ THOMPSON. Deputy Clerk.
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ntNRY d. GALLAGHER CO.,

Successors to Flanagan e Gallagher).
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS
20 Fifth ST., opposite Lincoln School
Telephone South so.
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the early morning tides given in the left
hand column and the successive tides of the
day in the order of occurrence as to time The
second time column gives the second tide of
the day, the third time column the third tide
and the last or right hand column gives the
last tide of the day. except when there are but
three tides. sometimes occurs. The heights
given IN addition TO the sount-ngs on the
United States Coast Survey charts except
when a minus sign (-) precedes the height
and then the number given Is subtracted from
the depth given by the charts The plane of
reference is the mean Of the lower low waters
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BORN.

BRAUNWARTH-In this city October 10, 1sse
to the wife Of Samuel William Braunwarth,
q
HERTZ-In this city. October IS, 1899, TO the
wife Of Sam Hertz, a SON
MANNING-In Chicago, October IS. 1899. to the
wife Of D. ]. Manning nee GalIagher), a
daughter.
MEYER-Tn Alameda, October Is 1893, to the
wife Of louis c. Newer. a son.
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BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS

BERKELEY HOUSES TO LET.
FOR rent in desirable location house Of nine
rooms bath, laundry and storeroom, with
stable, chicken house and large yard; con-
veniert 10 trains and university grounds. Ap-
ply to J. r. LITTLE, Berkeley static7
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either OF the publication Offices and be
indorsed with the name and residence of per
sons authorized TO have the same published.
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BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.


ONLY Sl575-Cottage house of rooms; large
lot; on the sunny side of street. only min
MASON, Real Estate, adjoining postoftice.
Berkeley.
NEW map of beautiful Berkeley. showing
the proposed extension of the university
grounds. be had by sending &c stamp to
JOSEPH J. MASON, Real Estate, adjoining
p. O., Berkeley.
WE offer fine, large modern S-room house.
entirely new paved street, handy to street
cars and local station, for $500; the best bar
gain in Berkeley o. G.. MAY G CO.. 2125
Center St, Berkeley.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS
Continued From Page Ten.

Onomea S Co.. 3S1G 80
lPaauhau S Co. - SO
Miscellaneous
AL Pao Assn. .117A115A
iMer Elk Assn. - 100
IOceanic S Co.. S51z 81
Pac 4 T A.. 1A
Pac c Bor Co. .145
Par Paint Co. S1z -
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DIED.

Arnold. Herman J.F. Hoops, John C.
Alexander, Simon kenney, Loretta
Ball John A Korb. Ethel NJ
Borden Catherine Lee Hannah
Campbell. Vernon Lubbock. William NJ
Cereghino, Mary ]. McGaffagen, Michael
Constantine, John Meier. Christ
Engels, Bernard Payne, Herman 7.
Field Mazzie Peterson, Rose
Garretty, John REILLY, Francis j.
Hannigan, John S. Robertson, DR.. H. D.
Hart. John Won Hadeln Peter J
Hemenway, Sylvester Woodbury. George n
HinseI' Eenore WOOL. John
ALBXANDER-In this city. October 20, 1sss
Simon Alexander, beloved father of Harry,
James, Hattie and Rae Alexander a native
Of Germany, aged 65 years
CyFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral tomorrow
Sunday. at 10 O'clock. from his late resi-
dence 1862 Webster street. corner of Post
thence by train leaving Third and Townsend
streets at 1880 o'clock to Hills of Eternity
Cemetery for interment.
ARNOLD-1n this city. October is, 1899, Her
man Johan Friedrich Arnold beloved husband
OF Louise Arnold a native Of Bueten an der
Oder. Germany aged 50 years months and
" Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral thfs day
ors Of II F. Mass si7 MISSION ie tanlf street bear pl
Fifth. Cremation I. o. O. F. Cemetery.
BALL-In This city, October 10. 1899. John A.
Ball. husband OF Cynthia Ball native of
New Jersey. aged 67 years.
BORDEN-In this city. October 20, 1892 Cath
crime Borden, dearly beloved wife of P NJ
Borden and mother OF Nellie and Edna MAY
Borden a native Of San Francisco, aged 81
years months and 20 days
EyNotice of funeral hereafter Remains
at the undertaking parlors of McGinn Bros
CAMPBELL--At his residence s1S Sixteenth
street Oakland, Vernon Campbell a native
of New Brunswick, aged A years 2 months
and days.
CyFrends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
Sunday, at 1880 o'clock. from the Masonic
Temple corner Post and Montgomery streets
under the auspices of California Lodge No l.
F and A. NJ. Interment Masonic Cemetery
CEREGHINO-In this city, October 19, 1899
Mary J. Cereghino, beloved wife OF Joseph
Cereghino, beloved daughter of Ben and Jer-
ME Lundy, sister Of Grace, Ben and George
Lundy and daughter-in-law of Mary Cere-
Chino a native of San Francisco. aged %
years and / month.
ETFnends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
Sunday, at / o'clock. from her late resi-
dence 329i2 Green street, near Kearny In
terment Italian Cemetery. San Mateo County.
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'Daiiy. Except Sunday. sExcept Monday.
San Francisco Ticket Office. 62s Market st. /;
Tel. Main 1881.
Oakland Office, LIS Broadway.
Sacramento Office 2o1 ST.
San Jose Office. West Santa Clara st.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

DIVIDEND Notice-Dividend No 9S (60c per
share) of the OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COM
cofnnanv 827 Martet ST on and aftaT
WEDNESDAY, November l. 1899. Transfer
books viii close on THURSDAY, October g.
1899. at o o'clock D. m.
r Il SEEI. DON Secratarv
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

sl5c0-IOT 5Ox150, with large cottage of 6
rooms and bath; stable, windmill. tank, etc.
S25Gl-Lot 40x115: fine 2-story house rooms
euG bath; near station; must be sold at once;
worth $4,000
$2s00-Lot 40x15O, on Morton St. bet the rail-
roads with fine new modern cottage rooms;
$500 cash balace S25 per month.
$3351-Lot 4oxl50: Morton ST.. Santa
Clara ave; elegant house OF 8 rooms: i:
$500 cash, balance $50 per month Houses to
let IN all parts of Alameda
Il. p. MOREAL & CO. 1892 Park st.
GRAND real estate auction sale OF several
choice houses and lots; also l chicken ranch;
Alameda, Oakland and EImhurst; sale Sat
urday Oct p, at ,. m. Do not fail to at
tend this sale most OF the places are to be
sold by order Of the court Particulars IN
next week g papers. Send for illustrated cata-
logue See advertisement In Chronicle Sale
at J. 4. MUNRO & co. S Auction House. 1917
and 1919 Park St, Alameda
$i200-HOUSE Of rooms and basement: all
street work and sidewalk; lot 271kx1C0. J. H
YOUNG, Builder, l243 Park st
sNAP-New House. 8 rooms and bath; lot 5ox
$50: good location; ) minutes walk from sta
lion. Apply 10 w. F. SCHULTZ. 1912 Chaplin
CHEAPEST and best in America-The Weekly
Call 16 pages, sent to any address in the
United States or Canada one year for 81,
postage paid
ALAMEDA ROOMS AND BOARD.
grounds; private. MRS. DR.. FUNKE 1916 Sth
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICE-oOS BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.


BARGAINS-Lots SIPS; in Fruitvale and San
Leandro Road Tract, near Fruitvale station;
electric cars, schools. nothing like them; title
perfect. II. B. PINNEY, agent, room 8, 905
Broadway, Oakland.
FOR sale-New house of rooms Fruitvale
ave; 10 minutes walk from station; lot 9Sx
l30; horse surrey and cart and. carpets; must
sell Box S1l. Call.
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
~
AN introduction to you from H. Schellhaas. the
furniture dealer. 11th and Franklin, Oakland
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Stktn Gas 6s.. -
Water Stocks
Contra Costa. - 6S3s
Marin County. 30 -
Spring Valley .101 -
Gas and Electric
Cent Gas Co..
Cent l. & P. E1a =
EquIt G L Co.. Az 514
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MOUNT TAMALPAIS SCENIC RAILWAY
Leave San Francisco via Sausalito Ferry
Commencing SUNDAY. October /, 1893.
WEEK DAYS-s;3o a. m. and Las p M
Fare 8. b. to Summit and Return, 81 40
THOS. COOK & SON. Agts, 62i Market st
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Sun, Moon and Tide.

United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Times and Heights of High and Low
Waters at Fort Point, entrance to San
Francisco Bay. Published by official au-
thority of the superintendent
NOTE-The high and low waters occur at
the city front OMISSION street wharO about
twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point:
the height of tide is the same at both places
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81
Sun rises..... s. 25
sun 8 "a
Moon rises. ...................7.15 n m
, Time Time Time TimeI
- tt. = Ft. = FIT = Ft.
o H W L w W IL w
21 -. l:24l Al 6;l0l 20 1924 81 7:21 % 6
% -. 2:21l 4-5l 6:56 3.0l 1:09 5S S:14l-0 1
% =. 3:24l 4.4I 7:46 3.1I 1856 54 9:0gi-0 /
"a -. 4:34i "A $500 3.2l 2:50 SO 1O:O4i O 2
25 -. 5:s0l 40 1922 3.2 3:52 AS 10:5sI o5
&c 80. 6:25l 4.Sl 1f:39 3.1I 5:0S AZ I.4oi 00
81 -. I:10l 4.9I 1850 2.Sl 6:20 4.O. -
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lIgAI. LISTER. 5l5-Nice sunny newly fur
EtsE-t rooms; gas, bath, running water;
transient
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C'FAERELL 723-Large front alcove room
reasonable.
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ROOMS FoR HOUSEKEEPING.


SCOTT, l2l0-Two nicely furnished rooms; bath;
kitchen; gas range.
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STOCKTON, 6o3-Nice sunny rooms, single or
keeping.
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HOME for ladies' in delicate health; large
grounds; private. MRS. DIR. FUNKE. 1916 sth.
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GOLDEN GATE ave. 1928 unfurnished rms.
with oar--L. ualtr.. bath and water free. So
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THIRD. Housekeeping rooms. 81 10 and 81
a week
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GOLDEN Gate ave. 1+O4-Sunny front room
running water; private family; IS 80.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-05
DISAPPOINTED IN LOVE.
Frank Emerson Killed Himself at His
Home in Quidnlck.
Had Made Previous Attempts 10 End Life,
Once Taking Paris Green

Frank Emerson. rs years of age. who
lived with his parents at Quidnick.
committed suicide by shooting at his
home late Monday night. Emefsons
father. with whom he lived, was awak-
ened by pistol shot, the sound appar-
emily coming from his sons bed room.
Mr.. Emerson quickly arose and went
to the young mans room. He found
his son dead.
Emerson had made several previous
attempts upon his life. and had taken
paris green within few weeks. 1t Is
said that for long time Emerson had
been respondent because Of the refusal
of a certain young woman TO receive
his attentions, and II is supposed that
this led TO the suicide.
Medical Examiner Winsor viewed the
remains and said that while he consid-
cred an inquest unnecessary he could
not say whether one would be ordered
until after the attorney general had
considered his report.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-05
WARREN

The celebration of the Fourth Of July
in this town was as follows: At a. m,
the Narragansett Drum corps made
street parade; at 6 a. m, salute was
fired by the Warren artillery, and at
6 a. M. noon ahi p. m. the bells on
the churches were rung for one-half
hour. The street parade formed at 10
O'Clock on Main street. in the following
order: Norton brass band. Tobin post,
G.. A. r., carriages containing invited
guests; second division, carriages con-
tanning officers of the fire department,
Massasoit Hook and Ladder company
The procession moved through Main,
Child, Adams, Market, Work, Miller
North Water, Church. State, Broad,
Washington and Main streets to Vernon
where It -cnuntermarched TO the town
building and was dismissed. Later a
band concert was given on the Common
by the Norton band. At 3 y. m,
game of base ball was played by the
Warrens and the team from st. Mich
aers Institute. of Pawtucket, resulting
a score of IL to in favor of the war
rens. Another band concert was given
on the Common at O'Clock. Ihere
were also bicycle races in the AFTER
noon at o'clock.
DR. c. l.. Church and Arnold Shd"
and wife have returned from trip 70
Europe. .oa
Kickemuit Grange. p. OF H., initiated
five new members at the last meet
ing. ,,,,.ord
Clevis. infant daughter OF Edward
Campbell. died at the family residence
on Water street, this week.
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AT THE NORTH END.

Mrs. Celia Kotick. wife Of David Ko-
tick. died suddenly yesterday at her
home, 16 Shawmut street She had
very recently returned from a visit to
friends in New York and for a few
days had not been as strong as usual,
but it was supposed her lack of
strength was simply due to fatigue re-
sulting from her trip. After a brief
fainting spell she died before a doctor
could be summoned. She was 80 years
of age and besides a husband six chill
dren survive her.
James RONALD, while trying to ex.
plode a fire cracker at the corner of
Branch avenue and Hawkins street.
had his hand cut. badly burned and
bruised DR.. Black dressed his wounds.
Clifford Doughty had his face badly
burnt by the explosion OF cannon on
Monday night. He was taken TO the
Rhode Island hospital.
The bonfire of the boys Of Capitol
Hill which was given on the old field
lot early yesterday morning, was the
finest thing of its kind ever in the city.
Hundreds OF men and women OF all
ages went TO see and applaud the ener-
getic work of the boys.
There were five slight disturbances
suppressed and three drunks taken care
of by the police of the Second station
last night. There were no fires in the
district yesterday and but one accident
reported.
The ball fthe Young Mems Literary
club OF Wanskuck Monday evening was
a very pleasant affair. James O'Neill
was chairman of the committee of ar.
rangements and Frank Ward foor di-
rector.
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0LkEYVILLE

the street. friend ~ hers started to
killed Monday evening at the Dixie
street crossing by the Oakland Beach
train, was well known in this vicinity.
she having been employed in the mills
hereabouts for many years. Patrolman
White was the means OF saving a life.
for as Miss McKearney started TO cross
the street. a friend cf hers started 20
follow and Patrolnan White grabbed
her just as the train w'hizzed by and MT
without considerable danger to himself
The work Of putting n the new sewer
from WcstualuStcr- street-tn Maptop-
avenue was begun this morning.
Postmaster Walter u. Harris and
family spent the Fourth at his old home
at SmIthheld.
Patrolman Dyer OF the Chaffee street
station Is of on his vacation this morn
ing and his beat Is being covered by
Patrolman Feeney.
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A Woman In the Case.

tPense and Francisco Paoli had had a
little difficulty and one which is quite
common in the colony-such a little af-
fair as Paolis wife leaving him 10 live
with Pense. After rupture OF the
Paoh domestic relations extending over
a period OF two years. Mrs. Paoli re-
turned to her husband.
Pense resented this act of contrition
and had threatened TO do up the hus-
band, and when they met on Spruce
street near Dean Monday night IL was
a case of the quickest with his gun or
knife, being the best man. After a
brief exchange of epithets Paoh drew
his knife and stabbed Pense in the
neck
The wounded man realizing that his
neglect TO arm himself had placed him
at a disadvantage, ran down the street
TO Calderonis bar room. into which he
fed.
AS he entered the place. covered with
blood and followed hotly by the irate
husband. Venazio Crispofolo, Paolfs
half-brother, probably recalling hur-
riedly that Pense had often threatened
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EAST PROVIDENCE

The slaughter house OF 1anie'
THOMPSON on South Broadway. near
Ingrahams corners, was Destroyer uS
fire at $3.50 this morning. Walter o'ou-
dard. a milkman bound Tor FrvFfefe'''e
discovered the fire and as soon as pos
sible sent i'm an alarm from poN w
and then awoke the people III 'ne
cinity. so that they might ASSIST ~
getting out the contents of the puiiu
ing. but the fire had gained 700 niue" ,
OF "a headway to save even tne Mae
ons that were in a smaller p,S 3
Two horses, two COWS and Sa, a'iu ~,
n number of pigs were burneu, anu =,
fact everything I'm the buliu,hs n"a
total loss. The cause of the hre - VI
known and Mr. Thompson was u'i"oiS
to say just what his loss woulu pe.
Abe Ash, one of the Dest Nv, y -
characters about town, celeorateu III,
Fourth by working a half uay anu M
then getting drunk and wounu UP oy
getting arrested. In court TINS HoIh,ns
he was arraigned on the charge oi DC,
ing a common drunkard. lie P.ehueu
not guilty and will have triai r.iuay.
The members OF the VI. r. S,aNen
church and Sunday school VIII ca,I up-
on Manager Harrington at ROCKY f9int
tomorrow. where they VIII Bee uln-
ner. and then sail on 10 NeWport,Where
they will get a hook at the Narships'