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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17

AUCTION sALEs-This Dsy. .~o>>
..urn Real Estate IS SOLD TN Az
rsxrs FOR THE CURRENT CA ppn
Id WEAR ARB 10 BIZ PAD r rng
pn 1Y THE VENDOR AND IA"
vENDEE ---@..---~-->--,
- ! p. Robinson & Co.. Auctioneers'
Nos ~ and "a north Ninth street.
IRON SAFE, HOUSEHOLD FUN
NITURx, WAGON AND HARNESS.
AT AUCTION.

We TO-DAY,
at our warerooms, at 1890 A. NJ, FINE,
largo Iron Safe, with double doors ana
combination lock. nicely fitted up on IN
s,de with drawers. suitable for pawn
hroker,s use or office; several suits OF OAK
"a walnut Chamber Furniture, Parlor
Sa,s single and Double Oak Wardropes'
Buffets. Bedsteads. Extension Tables,
Chairs. &C., being consignments Oh sS 49,,
raj families disseminating HOUSEKEEPING ing,
and must be sold. Also. Delivery w.
and Harness, 1000 Domestic cigars, Noou
and Coal stoves. and other miscellaneous
articles. Ladies especially Invited 10 at
tend this sale. x,,H,NtS
~ Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
,osT5 sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

SUITABLE REWARD WILL, BIZ BIZ
maid for return of CERTIFICATES Of
DEPOSIT Of City Bank of RichmohG, 70
/ NJ. HARVEY, Carysorook, va LV'
1912 and 13iS ia II-eo>.'e
LOST. IN MONROE PARK sUND5AY
neon. BLACK SHAWL wiIesr1 DSr 81 ,iest
urn 10 Mrs. T.. II. ID. MY ERS, Do W.
Franklin. Reward. ia -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17

CHICAGO, January ls.-Rev. II. G. Perry
Perry Grand Chaplain Benevolent order
OF Elks, and well-knOwn In Masonic cir
Giles, died In this city to-day. Deceased
had been in with arterial schlerosis for
more than n week. and sudden attack
OF grip led 10 complications which result
ed In death
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
TT WILL BE THREE WEEKS
before There is n Public Herring Oh
the Dreyfus Case.

PARIS, January l6.-M. LoeW' presiuent
Of the criminal branch of the Court OIL
cessation. n an interview published IN
the Journal. to-day estimates that three
weeks will elapse before the Court ol
Cessation will hold a public hearing OF
the Dreyfus case. The Judge also declares
that the statement that the court is In
possession of documents furhisheu ~
Major Count EsterhaZy is lneNact'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED.

THE CAROLINA. 1896 EAST MAIN,
gives board and single room for $40
5sreelS or double room for So: furnished
rccms d cents night; 81 and upward
week. open all night. ia LIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
WANTEh

standing a Second Floor Of six rooms
ON west Grace street. suitable for house
Keeping. Hot and cold water, with use OF
bath. Terms. 800 per month. Address
''KOOMS" care of Dispatch. ia li-lW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
NAccINE VIRUS.

FRESH AND REiiABLE -, yar
VIRUS direct from the Lance ..iggI
cine Farm. daily received. We '"'
any quantity needed. o,,pANl.
THE L. WAGNER DRUG CON ,.ssrseD
IA i5-3t corner Sixth and bioso
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
No small Potatoes Then.
Denver Post.)

When Pingree is elected President we
may EXPECT 10 see Department OF Tu-
berculture added 10 our government or
uaments at Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
FOR RENT,

LARGE CONVENIENT, STANDAlttD
M Mn With Boilers. Shafting Pulleysi eIc,
Suitable for large manufacturing ou,,
ness or will be arranged for t dn, ,d nsn az
facture of tobacco; track co df Febrnary
the door Vacant the ISL u
ieN' T. NJ. WORKMAN & CO.
Real Estate Agents,
,,,so+ 1913 east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17

A GOOD, SETTLED WOMAN FOX "A
colored Also. settled woman for Nurse
for Two Children, Youngest years old.
Annly at once No. 1919 Park avenue Gee
I npp,S, ~ ia H-2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
WANTED,

BOARDERs FOR NICELY FURNISHED
Front Room. second floor; also Room on
first floor. Heat. light and bath; use OF
parlors Home comforts: private family.
Address &c. c." Dispatch office.
IA l5-2t'
vADIEsl Chichester's English Peanyoyl Pills
- TAKE cth.r. seni H. atahrs Tor Psrruiar Relief
FOR LADIES'" LsrEzE BY Return Mall. A. Drnszs'-
Chichester Chemical Co.. PhiiadA., Ia.
IAN e-Tu Tn SulyJ
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
-.~----~~rsI-H--as|T.s..'. - -
WANTED,

POSITION BY COMPETENT AND RE-
iiehIe Druggist. registered in Virginia;
single. Address NJ. G., Lock-Box Is Ia.e-
VOL Courthouse, Va. ia lit
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Personal.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Richmond. Va. January IS; 1888 20
MY son, JOHN r.. ROSE, 6 10
longer in my employ. JOtiN H.
The Stock. Fixtures, and Une3 Spl',i
Use az No. 223 east Broad street-kose
stove and China Company-is t9r sa itIo
Terms Very reasonable. Apply NO; loiV
east Main street JOIN II; nO;2t-,
in list OWner anu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
WANTED,

4 WOMAN WITHOUT ENCUMBRANCE
20 cook and Clean Up for a Small Family.
. u.s. ia Its
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
WANTED,
WANTED,

A GOOD COOK AND WASHER. APPLY
with testimonials 10 2lO4 east Grace street.
ia f7-ItF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17

-. Caring Dress Prints. 6ix64 Clo'h'
49, Fren wR' Percales for SIC, instead OF
1Oc. $500 tru nieces
branded. for SC. a yard. -. ,a,o
scotch Dimities. new 1898 designs SAc'
,o' "a brow Brown sheeting for S1-Sc., instead
OF 15c. ,r,h 1eo-2c
poi LOT scotch Dimities fine as a hair sell
I'm season at &c. Tor 9hc Ia
q cbirting Prints for Csc yard
THE CARPET-sTORE IS DOM"
GREAT WORK.
THE ]. II. BUSBY & co. sToCN 10
DEALT OUT TO YOU AT JUST
HALF PRICE.
vutons Administers. Velvets, Tapestry
and ingram Carpets, all of the newest
designs for half you're usually asked.
sY,T THE uOUsEK EEPERs WILD
YESTERDAY WITH HOUSE
WARE PRICES.
THEY HAVEN'T CHANGED. IH -
TO-DAY-NOT A PIECE MARkFD
DIFFERENT.
,.,,s AND DECORATIVE FURNi-
TURE.
chollac-Finished Rattan pnaii'
Si ,,.dro 20 "a during this sale 81 100,
1riro AT Rockets piano polisheu' equ"'
to anv 80 chair, for N.Z5.o ,.,,.ooa ~
Nabog9ny Hall Chairs $780, lnsteau VI
s. 60. .o,,,,lorIv sold al
$3.50. for $40. corn
D9uboo Corner Chairs. 2.5O. =, IN.
chinese Ran1boo India Stools for Sl''o'
were $3.50 and g. c..e,. ooo
white and Mahogany indla Stools' S'C
Tiehlv-Polished Quarter-sawed Golu ,,l
Oak Tables. handsoIlnne ~. III. 20 anv.
mt together for SD equal W any
Thing we have seen AT %
Oak Commodes for I.9S. ,.,, oorro,
OeL RIacking-Box STANDS. WIN carPe
ton for CSC. instead Of H.75.
u.rF-PRrCE SALE OF ORNAMENTS
xTosos that were $50. SO $50, and so
foy eco $40. sl5. and $3.50.
vases that were So. Sl2, $40. and 81 10
v s.es that were IS. 81 SO. and g. 10
90 80 50. $50. and 81 choice.
SPECIAL.
I'm Fine China Plates. that were 20 an
25c. for 10c. choice.
CANDY DEPARTMENT.
,x,,ro of Taffv and Butter Scotc
Creams. regular loo. quah'S' ioi w.
EsuItless Chip Chewing-Gum, o.
Mnshroom Crackers, 1219c. pound.
cream Bonbons and Cocoanut Squaio
1Sc. a pound; regular Doc quaii'y'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
FOR RENT,

THAT DESIRABLE OFFICE; ,l los MoR6 6pl
Ninth street. "Ford's Law buiip gums in
poSte building. suitable for offices ana
i SSie Rent very ress9 9!1
JOHN T. GODDIN * -;
:, ,z-9t Bank and Eleventh streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT,

EXCELLENT RESIDENCE, $50 w 70
Grace street; modern improvements.
Stores east Broad and 2 west Broao'
nos east Cary street, Floors for Man Manu- sor
turing. No reasonable 0ue 20. reSt Grace
early tenan'' ia 17-lt-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
Try us to-day on
WHITE GOODS.

woS there ever such prices
made before? If so, 1t was De-
fore our forty-eight years Vi
mercantile existence. we We
never seen such.
,so rssces Fine. Sher White - t" Sic'
lS - long and book fold, ~ anu ~
GRADES for 121zc. yaru' fold and
white india binons lohs i0'
asorth i2ibc.. are 7Ac yaIu n. ,,ord
go Grade India Linons are sc' y yndia
10 20 &C., Long and Book-rolu Ia
% 49, ioc Grades. for 5%c. Sail"'
l1ho that retail at and &c. are IA
yard ard sheer White Victoria Lawns
ic. yard. arc
.,n,o,nrRIEs FROM THE AUC-
u,oxrER.s HAMMER TO coHEN's.
price THEM ELSEWHERE AMI
COMPARE THEM TO VALUES
HERE.
Tmbroideries, that cost UP u '-'-~'
,S Be; yase that cost up to &c. for &C.
rmabyr sTs; that cost isAc. always
are &c. yard. ,eo2 20 DC. are
Ir,ohrOfdpries, tndl 'o9N ~
ana l2ikc. yard. go, ona zoe a
ssc Embroiderles for le-- an"
yard.
THE MUSLIN UNDER"EN"
-, or, THE SURPRISES OF
THE DAY.
~, A,dn.t expect such values. Every
,rrcbaser lift with come-oack-io' INV, NV, y
,noo q, assurance that Cohen's Is "O''
n wonderful store. 49,, ore
plenty again to-day. as the 'o's W.
,orge-too large for any ordinary S'o' 9
10 pick up. ~ 20 and
copsrT COVERS START AT DC ana
up "a SOS. AN ,vikc and up
cHEMIsE START AT i-12' ''''N
cows % sSis' START AT 2sc' and up 10
sKlRTs START AT 1oc. and up 10
nHA "S; START AT Sc. and up 10
S225 n pair o,,
w.Ny WASH GOODS As ANY JOB
,rp IN RICHMOND COULD BUY.
,1ae TIVE KIND OF LOTS WE PlCh
TIP WHEN THE PRICES ARE
RIGHT.
cit, co,orea Batstes. that cost Sl-Sc'
r,a LOT pr Printed French welts for SAC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
nE

A NICE HOUSE AT THE NORTH.
WEST CORNER OF BURNS STREET
AND FIRST AVENUE.
IN THE PLAN OF HIGHLAND PARK
BENRICO COUNTY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17


WHEN REAL E5TI-Tk IL oJlD 49,,
TAXES TOR THE CURRENT cAIEx
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE TAID Pho
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THs
vENDEE-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
BY J. b. Elan & Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COURT sale OF KINGS MILL,
u SOMETIMES CALLED

~ SOMETIMES CALLED
ROCKETS MILL AND klChAOND
CITY MILLS" .,.r,r,
THE ENTIRE PLANT, LAND ~ LID
INGS, MACHINERY, AND FIN
TURES. -.
AND OTHER CONTIGUOUS PROPER
TIES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17

Tn execution OF a certain decd OF trls,
dated December fG 1896. recorded in DaeL
Book I5e Il, page 200. Richmond Chancery
Court. will sell by public auction on lie
premises, on
THURSDAY. JANUARY 70. l&a
at 4:30 o'clock y. NJ. the above NAMED
DWELLING with the lot on which /,
stands. fronting ~ feet on the west sds
OF south Second street, between Byrd ari
Arch streets.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses OF sale
taxes 10 day OF sale. and the sum o,
1868, with interest thereon from Docera.
Der 10 lS3S. and as 10 any residue uo0n
terms to be announced AZ time OF sale.
ja14 j. B. ELAN. Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17

in the service were DR.. J.. 5: p Fucker,
William e. Hatcher. Rev. =. touthan.
MIR s. A. Allen, and Rev. MI. Lo ,na
WI w..ort.I window Unveiled
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17

| hereby certify that the bond I,lAl.-.
h,, " M Pitcher, trustee and special CON-
missioner. by the above decree, ana ~,
decree of November 4, 1898, has been a-F
given. CHARLES ~ pa icitrk
in i2-td
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17

BY Sutton y Co,
Real Estate AuctiOneers.
corner Tenth and Bank streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17

Rev. III. II. Louthan was Sunday after
noon installed as pastor OF the Howard y
ercises The church was filled with in
terested persons. Those who took part
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17

are going to do The business Oh
Richmond this spring, and thiS
is a foretaste only of what's
going to happen at tins VOL
derful store. Con
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-14
She Met Him at a Church Festival and He
Declared He Was Clergyman
He IS NOW WANTED IN MANY PLACES.
Several Cases Of forgsp Hanging Over Him.
Claims 10 Be The Son Of Sir Charles Houds.
worth Of Manchester, England.

New York Aug. 1i.-Harold T.
Houldsworth, thirty-nine wears old ,yb1
says he is son of Sir Charles Houlds-
worth, OF Manchester, Eng. was held
in $1,000 bail by Magistrate Flammer IN
the Harlem Police Court. Yesterday
morning on a charge OF forgery. The
complainant was Mrs. Annie r. Finzi
handsome widow, who alleged that
Houldsworth had forged her name 10
checks for s75.
houldsworth prior 90 June boarded
with Mrs. Finzi, who kept a boarding
house at Is West l24th street He had
oeen introduced to her at a church
FESTIVAL in February. At that time he
wore the garb of an Episcopal clergy
man and said he was OF the cloth.
Upon discovering that her name had
been forged To checks in Houdsworth's
ravor Mrs. Finzi reported the matter 10
the police. That was two weeks ago.
-DseLecLlye Reel ON Friday night saw a
man with light green checked suit. a
nigh collar and red nectie in l25th 81.
intoxicated He recognized him as
Fast lZoth street station Houldsworth
said he was John Smith. thirty-two
years old, but refused his address.
The police learned that Houldsworth
came To this country several years ago
ana that he has been known also as
John smith and John McAllister. 1t is
alleged that he has a wife and three
children in Ellington, Conn. where he
is wanted TO answer a charge of for
gerry. lie Is also wanted in Fredonia, n
Y, and i'm Philadelphia on similar
charges. The wife i'm Ellington. II is al
legged, declares that Houlds had a
wife in Philadelphia when he married
her.
During the examination I'm court II
was alleged that Houldsworth had
swindled Vice President Campbell. of
the stephen j. Merritt Undertaking
out OF $50. The prisoner
waived examination and was held an
$1,000 bonds for trial
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-14
LIKELY TO BE A FROST"
ThsairicaIs Projected by Earl Of Yarmouth oil New
port Not NhoIIy kpproyed b. Social lsadsrs.

| From appearances at present. TIL,
private thelauicals projected by tn,
Earl of Yarmouth for the benefit of the
Newport hospital, TO be presented on
Sept. and s. are likely to fall igno-
miniousy.
With a list of patronesses comprising
the most prominent women in New
port, the project was inaugurated with
blare OF trumpets and the outlook for
success was luminous.
But the withdrawal of Thomas Cush-
ing and Mrs. Peter Cooper Hewitt from
the cast OF the musical comedy, "Crea-
lures of Impu Sc which was TO have
been the feature of une performances,
has started the detection.
The reason for the withdrawal OF
these two prominent factors i'm the cast.
as given out by them, was their in
abiiity To attend rehearsals because of
previously laid plans for the summer.
Rumors OF either withdrawals are rife.
and IL is seven said that the names OF
some OF those who have been adver-
tised TO appear i'm the performance
nave been used without their full con-
sent.
As matter Of fzte-t.- the opinion has
gained ground among ele conservatives
or the fashionable colony that the en-
tertainments were designed largely as
an advertisement for the Earl Cf Var
mouth, Who came over mere avOwedly.
according 10 the press dispatches at the
time, 10 go upon the stage as pro-
fcssional. He has not been widely re-
ceived herr. save by the friends of Mrs.
George w Scott whose guest he IS al
her villa Bellmead
Another thing that helps along the
theatrical frost is the disapproval of
the patgOnesses of the affair n the ad-
vertised skirt dance 10 be given by tn
young earl. He made "A reputation IN
London as a skirt dansXr i'm female
earb. and IL was said that he was prac
tically driven ont OF the country ON ac-
count OF IL.
That re should utilize an ente n
mfnt 1or charitable purposes in New
port In furtherence OF a desire TO ad-
veriise himself. is repugnant TO the
women. who have begun TO debate the
sincerity OF h pr'' cstaticns OF disin-
terested adm gatlcn for his American
friends.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-14
COLO FROM CAPE NOME.
$1,000, The frcc.eis Of a Few Days Work
Brought Town BY Captain harksns.

Port Townsend. Aug. 1f-One thou
sand dollars worth of gold dust from
the Cape Nome mining district was
brought down by Capt. Harkens of the
schooner Una, q days from the mouth
of Snake river. The gold represents a
few days work on one OF ihe claims
owned by Capt. Harkens and partners.
He does not predict anything very
great Tor the country. owing to the
shortness OF the mining season. which
VIII not exceed four months. A scare
ity of wood prevents winter mining and
will make wintering there very expen-
sive. He says II is a good place for a
poor man TO remain away from. as the
country has been nearly all staked.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-14
Visitors Were First 10 Score but Providence
Got -Four Runs In First.
TORONTOS SECURED LEAD IN FOURTH.
Held Lead In Ninth but In Their Half fhs Grays
Went In and msds Two Runs : Sanding Of
Eastern League Clubs.

A big crowd witnessed the game be-
tween Providence and Toronto at Cres-
cent Park yesterday. 1t was a contest
well worth seeing, for IT was well con-
tested from start to finish and gave the
local fanclers OF the game more than
their moneys worth. Bannon opened
for the visitors with a two-bagger.
Braun struck out the next man, but
Bannon stole third, and he scored on a
hit by Gray. Smith followed with an
other hit. Cassidy got fly from Han
nivan i'm short center. but held the two
runners where they were. Then on a
base stealing play Leahy and Evans
worked a trick throw, and the ball was
sent to Nvce. and Gray was put out AT
third. The Grays scored four runs In
the first inning. Hernon opened with
a double, Walters singled, Cassidy was
hit by a pitched ball, and with bases
filled Davis banged The ball out for a
hit and two runs. Nyce filled on called
balls. and Whiting hit the ball Tor an
other safe drive, and two more runs.
Nyce was thrown out at third on TINS
play, and Whiting was doubled at the
plate when he tried TO score on ny by
Leahy to right field
Toronto. on single by Gray and two
baggers by Smith and Roat scored two
runs i'm the third. In the fourth they
got another pair. and took the lead on
three singles by R6thfuss. Bannon and
Wagner. and a long fly to left field by
Gray The Grays tied the score once
more in the fifth, when they scored
run after two had been put out. Cas-
sidy got a base on balls and scored all
the way from first base when Wagner
failed to grip Davis long fly To the
right field edge of the bicycle track.
F~qh team scored a run i'm the seventh.
Hannvan drove grounder through
Cassidy. There was one out and when
Whiting got under a low fly from Roat
he saw a chance for a double play by
the ball and dining IL to- sec
ond before Hannivan could get back.
He tried u throw before he got the
ball and lost It, Hannivan scored.
With two out in the last half Provi-
dence wiped out the lead once more
with a three-bagger by Cassidy and a |
single by Davis.
In the eighth the visitors again took |
the lead on wild throw by Nyce. |
which allowed Suthoff TO go all the way |
10 third base, and he scored on a long |
fly 10 right field. Providence was shut |
oft, but Toronto was held down in the |
ninth. Braun opened the last half Of |
the ninth inning with a drive To left |
field. Hernon hunted for a sacrifice and |
the pitcher made mess of the play.
Walters bunted and with Jud Smith |
trying to get back TO third to head off |
Braun the ball went free and the bases !
were filed. Then Cassidy came up and
banged the ball far out to an open
place. and when Braun and Hernon ran
Dver the plate the game was ended. The |
score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-14
LONG SERVICE.
Frank Wall Enters on His 18th Year
as Prison Officer.
He Began as Night Watchman in The Old
Prison on Gaspes Street.

Deputy Sheriff Frank c. Wall YES.
terday began his 29th year az an Off.
| ciaI of the state prison. having com
pleted IS years OF continuous servlc :.
lie became connected with the prison
on Sunday. August l3 1871. having
been appointed at that time by the
present warden, Con. Nelson Wall. as
night watchman in the old prison ON
Gaspee street He continued inn that
position about a year when he was
made hall keeper. which position he
held for two years.
He then acted as an oyerseer of the
shop during the vacation OF the regular
man and on January 1. 1877. was pro-
NOTED TO the oftice OF cierk Of the iail
succeeding Thomas w. Hayward who
had filled this position for over thirty
years. These two men together cover
half a century in the history of tbe
state penitentiary. In 1875 High Sheriff
Christopher Holden made Mr.. Wall a
deputy sheriff to BE- on duty az the iail.
In order that there might be srT7560,51-
I'm that place with authority to TAX.
the prisoners into court and back This
position Mr.. Wall held through oacb
administration with the execution ~
one. that of High 6h riff Pond I'm i2,,
when he failed of appointment ON ac.
counlp OF political differences
In 1883. by ordei of The suptauna
court Mr.. Wall assumed the duties az
bail commissioner al the state insti.
tutions. which position b. stul 6Ils
Since his appointment as clerk of the
prison some 10000 prisoners have hea,
committed. AS deputy sheriff Mr. Vinu
has conveyed over 10000 men 20 oourt
for trial and sentence, and I'm nor a
single instance has he lost a man Mr.
Wall has a wonderful memory for r,cc.,
as any who have any acouaIntance
with him can testify lie has also i'm
his possession "A rogues' gallery of over
600 photogra phs. representing persons |
who have come under his Immediate |
supervision i'm his official capacitv |
During all OF his 2S years of service NI |
Wall has never been absent from tha !
prison for a week al a time
Deputy Wall is vice president NJ tho |
Free Mason's club. known as Alerta =. |
member of Doric lodge. No 3S = |
and A. NJ. and Of Wes.minster Iodqe
/. O. O. r., andhs secretary and sre9s,
urer of the Free Mason Building asso.
ciation OF Auburn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-14
TORONTO.

Runs-Hernon ., Walters, Cassidy 3.
Davis, Braun-S: Bannon 3 Grey
Smith. Hannivan, Rothfuss, Suthoff-7
Two-base hits-Hernon. Braun. Ban
non, Smith. Roat Three-base hits
Cassidy. Leahy. Sacrifice hlts-Hernon,
Greene. Stolen bases-B Bannon. Han
nivan. Double plays-Whiting TO
Green; kagner To Rothfuss. First base
on balls-on Braun. Suthoff: off SUIT
hoff, Cassidy. Nyce, Whiting. Struck
out-By Braun, Wagner. Roa't by SUIT
hon, Hcrnon. Passed ball-Rothfuss.
Hit by pitched ball--Cassldy. Leahy.
Umpire-Boyd. Time-2:1O.
None out when winning run was
scored.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-14

There Is more Catarrh in this section
OF the country than all other disease
put together. and until the last fa,v
years was supposed 10 be incurabla 80.
great many years doctors pronoun,si
~ local disease. and prescribed locai
remedies, and by constantly f1iff,p ~
cure with local treatment. pronounced
IL incurable. Science has proven "a
tarrh to be a constitutional disease ana
therefore requires constitutional tre,t-
ment.. Halls Catarrh Cure. manuf To-
tured by +. j. Cheney e Co. Toledo
Ohio. is the only constitutional cure on
the market. IL is taken internally i'm
doses from 10 drops To- a teaspoonful IL
acts directly on the blood and muc *
surfaces of the system. They offer on,
hundred dollars for any case IL fails to
cure. Send for circulars and tes.,in,-
mails: Address f. J. CHENEY & co.
Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-14
Owed From Gig -Four Bridge.

Louisville. Aug. l4-Because girl
dared him yesterday William Crow
borrowed Gertrude Moores bathing
suit and dived into the river from the
Big -Four bridge. a similar leap from
which killed Thomas Heavy just n
week ago. Grow. who is an athl,tc of
local repute madethe descent Of sO feet
successfully and expresses "a wiling
ness 10 repeat the perfJTlNnDe.