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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-19
the PRESIDENT SPEAKS.
Addresses the Blue end the Gray a
Evansville.


Evansville, Ind. Speciai.-President
Mckinley and his cabinet came from |
Chicago Wednesday morning to attend |
the national reunion Of the blue and
eray. A heavy rain was falling. but
despite this 10000 veterans and ylsl-
tors throngei about the railroad sta
tion and the veterans In gray We'd with
the veterans in blue in rendering tre-
mendous ovation when the pres Dental
party arrived. They swarmed about
the President and cabinet ofheers,
cheering and extending their hands for
| a grasp of welcome. At the same time
a presidential salute Of 21 guns boom-
ed from camp Farragut. at the tri-
| Stat fair grounds. This was thF sig
| nal for whistles and bells throughout
| the city to join in. Owing to the short
| stay of the President, the party was
at once escorted by the Cleveland
Grays and reception committee to the
fair grounds, where President Mchin-
ley delivered an address.
Mayer Wr. Aiken presideds and in
treduced C. A. DeBruler, OF Evans
| Vile. who welcomed the distinguished
| guests and veterans to the city. Gov
ernor Mount followed with an address
of welcome On behalf of the State, and
introduced President Mckinley. who
delivered a short speech. The Presi-
dent said:
, II me
very great pleasure to participate VITA
YOU. men of the North and OF the
South. in this glad reunion OF hearts
We are already united; the peace
which Grant and Lee made at App:'
mattox has been kept, not by law 81
restraint, but by love and fraternal re
gard The Union today rests not OF
force v hicn may fail, but rests IN th'
hearts of the people, union that new
er can be severed.
"If have been permitted IN TN
: slightest segree to help in the work .
u reconciliation and unification, l VIII
h esteem it the greatest honor OF my HE
II | When | made the call for troops
+ prosecute the Spanish war, men 1ror
the North and South, without regar
, to political belief or religious greco
II rallied to the standard of the UMol
= The best men of the South came; tn
D. sons of old Confederate soldiers. In
,s best men Of the North came; the sof
+, ! of the uId members Of the Grand Arm
= of the Republic. All came together
s. heart and hand to follow the flag
IL their country wherever it might lea
h. We have been reconciled; more tina
e. reconciled for our reconciliation n;
been baptised in the best blood OF po'
sections of our beloved country. IL
ps Northern soldier put the flag up
all Santiago, a Southern soldier, the ga
tn liant Brumby, CT Georgia, put 1t up
Manila. 1t rests with us to lock to Il
be future, putting the past behind !
- And this government relies upon t
patriotism of the country, North al
South, to stand by the purposes OF
an government and follow in the pathw
to of destiny.
re- Il am glad to meet and greet yo
70 we come together not as we came
third of century ago, with arms
eu our hands, but with love for each OF
lah er in our hearts
At the conclusion of his spec
the President Mckinley announced tt
.o+ the members of his cabinet were pr
ent and several would make short
dresses.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-19

The auditor aEs made preliminary
estimates with reference Go the state
pension rcils % 1899. Those ~s,inisi"s
show the following facts; The total
incressc In the number 81 pensioners
a. as. The total DECREASE b. q. lea'-
ing a 20, increase OF pensioners for IN"
wear ise. Of ts1. of this increase siS
names were placed cn the pension rDh
by acts Of the last general asssneiF.
The amount realized from various
sources for the pension found durins
the year IL in round numi,er siz..eea.
| OF which $4,000 will be available 'o'
| dIstr.bu,ion. The amount VIII be dis-
| tributed among classes an follows; izi
first class pensioners: ssi Second
class: yis third ciass: 2.,3& fourth
class: ..s5s widsws Th. amount sp-
por,Ioned 20 each cians VIII he: Fiisi
class. 5000: second class. sis. third
class. $1,000: widows. sis."e. Th'
total number Of pensioners 10 s!sss. \
few pension applicants are s'in una"'
consideration. and when diHp'&cd %
may make some minor changes Is
I The above estimates. hut not tn a sun
cient degree TO materially effect then
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-19
AN ULTIMATUM
From the TransvaaI Government 10
Great Britain.
80ERS ARE ON THE AGGRESSIVE,
And Give the British Lions Tail q
Vigorous Twist-Four PROPOSE
tons Laid Down.

London, by Cable-The Transvaal
ultimatum, which is signed by E. W.
heltZ, secretary of state, contains the
following: Her Majesty's unlawful
Intervention in the internal affairs Of
this Republic III conflict with the Lon
don convention of 1884, by the extra
ordinary strengthening of her troops
in the neighborhood of the borders CT
this Republic, has caused an intoler-
able condition of things to arise, to
which this government feels obliged
| in the interest not only of this Repub
| lie but also of South Africa, to make
| an end as soon as possible; and this
government feels itself called upon
and Obliged to press earnestly, and
| with emphasis for an immediate ter
mination of this state Of things and -
request Her majesty's government 10
give assurances upon the following
four demands:
J First.-That all mutual points of
difference be regulated by friendly re-
course to arbitration or by whatever
amicable way may be agreed upon by
this government and Her Majesty :
government.
"Seccnd.-That all troops on the
borders of this Republic shall be in
stantly withdrawn
"Third.-That all reinforcement c.
troops which have arrived in Soutl
Africa since June ], 1899, shall be re
moved from South Africa within
reasonable time as agreed upon will
this government and with the mutna
, assurance and guarantee on the par
of this government that no attack up
on or hostilities against any portion
- of the possessions of the British gov
= ernment shall be made by this Reput
lie during the further negotiation
within a period of time subsequent
agreed upon between the government
and this government will, on compl
ance Herewith be prepared to will
draw the armed burghers of this r.
~ public from the borders.
"Fourth.-That Her Majesty's trool
which are now on the high seas, sha
not be landed in any part Of Sou1
Africa
To these demands is appended Il
- definition of the time limit for I
:. ply:
This government presses for
immediate and affirmative answer
these four questions and earnestly l
w quests Her Majesty's government
return an answer before or upon We
VS. nesday, October II, 1899, not later tn
VI" o'clock p. m.
iu 1T desires further to add that in
ie' unexpected event of an answer net s
~ isfactory being received by it witt
wv the interval it will with great regret
,n' compelled to regard the action OF
Wy Majesey's government as formal
Ao claration of war and will net hold it
responsible for the consequences the
m of, and in the event of any furt
Mt movement of troops occurring wit
leis the above mentioned time in a nea
ars direction to our borders, this COVE
md ment will be compelled to regard
,od. also as formal declaration Of war
Il have the honor to be,
Respectfully yours.
HE (Signed) ''F. w. RElT
ap- State Secret
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-19
Spirits of Turpentine Advances.

Savannah, Ga, Special-For the
first time in more than ten years spir-
its of turpentine was quoted at 50
cents gallon on the floor of the board
of trade. The increase did not cause
a furry. The price reached Is the
highest attained in a little more than
ten years. When the high price was
reached before it was later in tne sea
son. In March. 1899, the price was
run up to 81 cents where it stayed Tor
a day or SO. The naval stores people
do not expect any decrease for a long
time. More than half the present CROP
is in port.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-19

srsn declared tnPelsk- Ths 70
u,rss re of ny cid Eaxish seithhsr.
JoAn Allan. who sss~-tcd thss his
fatser ~ss reses conssns ~ ote Heat
lad With isss tAsa s'sfs eara~is ~
xAeat % the Arrr. ss1 srzrftass ne
1aAes s~ycnty. 50 ~srai - a1zi sai
rye In raa-tar." wss aaa rnofto Saat
old ichn Aliaz. . shuS htt ss~ ~ ray
cornnsid. soE o. wAs her ,hiFd cSsn-~,
ard thr old tAsn as grtrr-f f~
ne,sr sot nszi. Bot caly saia .n2H
me CO.'S ~orri.a se. hEi-bn, rsAsos'
L I ~ouldcnt ass. shot yoar oo- ! isss
son tco ~~ii Tor thai
Hou true II ia taf kiui SD
AXE s~Ay ~rsiA I'LL Arp ~ -
/ lsn,r Constitutes.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-19
England's Reply.

London, BY Cable.-The Daily Mail
Cape Town correspondent, telegraph
ing Tuesday, says short and very
dignified reply has been communicated
to Conyngham Green, the British dip
lomatic agent at Pretoria, by Sir Al
fred Milner, British high commissioner
in South Africa, which was handed t.
the Boer government on Wednesday
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-19
q San Francisco Captured.

San Francisco, de Malabon. BY Ca
ble.-General Schwan's column az
preaching this town, marched through
a country so muddy that the muies ."
collapsed. He occupied the town WIN
out fighting. the insurgents retrea'ine
under cover of the creek beds. La'e'
reeounoitering in force southwark
General schwan came upon trenches
where hidden insurgents poured Sc.
erai volleys upon the general and En-
staff The rebels resisted stuDoorhiy'
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-19
Big Cotton Fire.

New York, Special.-Fire Friday de.
stroyed large four-story warehouse
at the foot Of FOrty-second street,
Brooklyn, owned by the BUSH Com
pany, limited, and 5000 bales of cot
ton which we're stored in it. The loss
will be 100000, principally on the
cotton, which was well insured.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-19
GOT ANOTHER SWORD
hi, Orc Presented u Admiral
Dewey in Boston.
GAID WATCH ALSO GIVEN HIM.
nc Admiral Giycn a Greet Time as
,he Guest Of the City Of Boston and
state OF Massachusetts,.

E..-u. Spcc,al.--The city of Boston
anal rnc State OF Massachusetts pa
.u extraordinary tribute to Admiral
ncocg slturday. The admiral came
brra from Vermont, and was met by
tremendous crowd and escorted by
,c,cran soldiers TO his apartments at
,,r Tgraire. He became the city's
.r,.f and later tae guest cf the State
In Mo former capacity, he heard the
.o7rYI children sirg America" and
,bo star Spangled Banner and re-
,rnrd a magnificent sword as the gift
~ trp people of Boston. Later he
t,at to The city hall to receive the
freedom Of the city, and a gold watch.
rlrn the admiral went into the care
r, thc state. aud rode in a carriage at
thc head of the longest military pa
radr Sow England ever saw. The
orcscrtatcn was made III a speech by
Mayor Quincy in which he char
arcr,god the battle Of Manila as the
r.catr,t s,nce Trafalgar" AMI in which
ne s.id. The people CT America would
gladly bcstow upon you any honor.
even tie highost in their gift
Admiral Dewey appeared greatly
moved at the mayors remarks. The
crowd renewed IT. cheering as TIC ad
mirr arose to receive the gift cf thC
city, 10 said:
"Mr Mayor, | wish to thank you fol
your knd and complimentary remarks
iv.-h also TO thank you, and through
ilo t2cns of this city, for this pres
nt for is freedom, and for thi
grand ovation. the like Of which NJ
Ewing man has ever seen, think. T'h
ovation whica was given me las
nght. believe has never been equal
led within the lifetime of any of US
gf all events. | never saw the equa
u H. thank YOU very much, In
decd"
Tho ceremonies throughout the da
wero attended with much pomp. A
commander-in-chief of the Stat
forces, Governor Wolcott rode at tn
head Of his military staff, with II
I,mral in the position OF homo
There were with him as personal e
cort. Governor Rollins, Of New Ham,
sarc. and Governor Dyer, or Rhot
ly.aud, each with his military famii
There were Captain Lambcrton, or Il
Olympia, and Captain Dyer, of &
Baltimore. and a score Of other or
GERS. heroes of the late war. AS {
parade reached it's finish, Admir-
Dewey and his personal escort we
conducted to q reviewing stand at I
state House. After Governor Wolc'
Lad ioined them, the marching m
were reviewed. AS an incident CT {
day. the admiral's flag replaced
State flag on the State House, wh'
1t remained until the official ce
monies were over. The militia
sembled on Boston Common after
review. Here the colors carried
those regiments which were IN
Spanish war were formally surr
derod TO the State with impress
ceremonies. Once before. a SIM
ceremony had been witnessed Z
when, on December 22nd. 1865. In
presence of thousands, seventy-th
Massachusetts, organizations WI
had served in the civil war. tur
over their flags to the war Govern
John A. Andrew. The days eve
for the admiral ended with rec
tion and banquet at the AlgonQ
Club. at which Governor Wolcott
posed the toast, Admiral Gee
Dewey and the United States Ma
The admiral acknowledged the u
in a few words.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-19
Another Failure.

New York, Specialized luck still
pursues the big single stickers. On the
three days last week when the yachts
made attempts to sail, light fukey
winds left them stranded on the course
when the time limit expired. Tuesday
a fog bank prevented them from even
leaving their mooring buoys inside
the spit of land which forms Sandy
Hook at the entrance to the lowel
bay. This by far the most dismal has
m of all
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-19

Wheeling, w. Va, Special.-Short
Creek. 80 miles above the city, nortn-
bound passenger train collided with a
special from Pittsburg, the latter be-
ing loaded with delegations to the til
State encampment OF the Uniform
Rank Knights of Pythias. Eight pas
sengers were seriously injured. two ia,
tally. The special had orders to take
the siding at Short Creek. but the sE'
Kinesy of tha special, It !s SAID, foreo'
IA q minuto later tho two trains clB'
so1stheF tad xess eaa|y wreekn'
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-19
General Otis, Official Report.

Washington, D. c., Specialize Ad-
iutant generals office has received the
following dispatch from General Jtis,
dated Manila, October 10th: General
Schwan's column moved early this
morning from Santa Cruz de San
FRANCISCO de Malabon. Not meeting
with determined resistance, matters
are uudet In linus section. General
Young. with column. starts northwarj
tomorrow (morning San Franc: ro
COLONEL Bell cleared the country yes-
fsrday. west Of auaGa % and incl a.
M IloridS D!aHso. mak!ne capture.
e eHioStt md &oA Ind oeeeerty"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-19
Bank Robbers Outdone.

Sevierville, Tenn, Special.-Three
masked robbers entered the bank here
Friday morning, and attempted to rob
the vault containing considerable
money. President William Mcmahon
threw his loose money into the safe
and seized a gun. His first shot killed
the leader of the robbers, Pearl Thur
man. The assistant cashier. John
Marshal, rushed out Of the side door
and shot two Of the robbers horses.
Cal. Derrick, one ef the robbers. was
arrested after being wounded.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-19
A Steamer Comes In on FIRE.

New York, Specialize Bridge
port Line steamer Nutmeg state wa,
burned in Long Island Sound OH
Sands Point, Long Island at sunrise
saturday morning, and ten persons
were burned to death, or drowned
Most of the passengers who escape,
suffered nothing more than an, 1atcr saVor
rom immersion in the chilly ssnt ws'V, !,
and only four persons were sens @ :, !,
VI. ho.n,t.i. The steamer was run y
,Ss I SsaeS At tho outhtsak O "a !.
saa purasd 70 the VA's'
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-19
WMCertain.

London, BY Cable.-It cannot be
a fat rejection of President Kruger S
demands, and that at a quarter after
3 o'clock. English time, an actual state
of war will exist.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-19

II a. time that North Csroilnisns
knew that we had town In ouF stat.
which manufactures more furn.iarc of
every variety and grade than any
other South Of the Ohio. A. High
Point. the dealer may bus from the
manufacturer goods OF the fines. nnisa
and ouality. IL is situated In fhs
heart OF the Gne timber region, tho
material is cut. hau.ed and seasoned.
and supplies Of poplar are readily oh
| tzined from the western part oi our
| State and from Tennessee. An sbun-
| dant supply OF home labor ts A hsne.
aud the manufacturers can defy the
world In competition. They send out
a train Of cars daily. they pay wages
reaching into many score Of Thousands
annually. and they decline all tse
boneyed offers os trusts. secure "
their markets.
TIE Lawndale Railroad wall be COM
pIeted. In something over two weeks.
and trains will be running through
from Shelby TO ISawndale regularly
every day. Tae grading is nearly
anished and the crcss-ties and rails
are laid for several miles. The force
Of hands are putting down the rails AZ
a speed of thfee-fourths of q mile a
!, | day. The ''ieveiing" or surfestins
|, process requires considerable time.
ii The new locomotive engine VIII
e orobably arrive this week. ana the
/ cars will be completed. ready for TIE
road in q few days-sheiby Star.
Durins September forty eonv,ef'
: | arrived at the perifentiary. tns ue.ns
a larger number than during ans
!. month In over year.
n A correspondent OF websters Week
" " states that valuable gold mine hs
D hen discovered on the property I"
= n. Mckinney. near Ru.in. In Roes
tnsham county II is said thsf ID
- ore assays from so 10 80 per ton
re- Rev. J. W. Frank has resigned a
~ o.ssor Of the Methodist Protestan
] church in Winston and sccepted "a
IN snoodn,ment as missionary ~ fok,
homa
. Can't. John c. Niche. of DWaau
~ has Invented and had pstenssd .
of army bayonet-shoveI to be used a
en- ,ptrenching implement WIN css
n N,ch,e's isventson each soldier - ss
ne p,,ed with q shovel that vih vo'
=. vooders In thrqUtng up intrenchnes
he .ad .t the same time 10 light and CO
~. veaient 20 carry.
on The twin girls Of Mr.. and An-
Ieo Isa BRYANT. Of Randieman. died sana
AZ vftaiu a few hours of eseh 0ehef. IN
ar we're eleven weeks Old
ldy The wes.er Gold Nsning Conps'
~ a Bryscn City. Swain county. n
~ ana Detroit. Mich. was inposDo1a
.Ls Tuesday with . eavitAi seock o. .
ma million dollars
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-19

The best way to fastes the thread q
the end os . sswing machine sean =
70 turn back o. the seao just sese
ana stitch fcr hsn A ineh O oeee:
thsn ron can cut ths thread ana ~
step 70 IL. Wild tsto 2 81 -. N
~ ana q abooagtsay oeeoeoeSy = ~
Vousa not hsvs ygas t1seee ~
sus " tAs Ss0A
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-19
The North.

The international Commercial Con-
gress met in Philadelphia Tuesday.
A statue Of Father Gallitzin. the
prince and priest. will be unveiled In
Loretto, Pa.
President Mckinley spent busy
Sunday in Chicago.
In the presence Of a large crowd Of
spectators and surrounded by the dip
lomatic representatives Of three gov
ernments. President McKinley IN
Monday laid the cornerstone OF the
magnificent new postoffice building in
Chicago.
The funeral at Pine Ridge. S. d.. of
ConqueTing Bear, the Indian chief wno
after winning hundred battles
against unfriendly tribes, died from
getting off a trolley car the wrong
| way, was attended by six Of his wives
with faces painted black for mourning
and 1913 of his children and grand
children.
Senator Beveridge. of Indiana. VIII,
returned recently from the Philippines
is represented to be strongH in fayc
of the imperialistic policy Of the ad
ministration.
Archbishop Ireland. OF st. Pau
made an address Saturday night at tn
Marquette Club banquet. in Chicago
where Mr.. Mckinley was the guest {
honor.
Admiral Dewey and a party
friends left Washington Monday Il
Vermont. They occupied a speci'
| train. The party included. in adcitis
to the admiral his aides. Lieutenan
Caldwell and Brumby, DR.. Webb. Go
ernor Smith, Of Vermont, and the q
miral's son and his Chinese servant.
Four thousand dollars In gold we
stolen from United States paymast
wagon in San Francisco.
Dean Wayland, Of the Yale La
School, who has returned from EuroT
z expects war between England and Z
Transvaal.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-19

with the President and
Secretary Root in regard to the appli-
cation OF the citizens Of Atlanta 10
have the order abolishing the Depart
ment of the Gulf vacated, with the re-
suit that the original order will be
carried out.
News has been received that ex-Con-
xressman and ex-Posctmaster General
william L. Wilson n dangerously Ill
A conditional agreement has been
made by which, beginning next Thurs
day. daily races vill be sailed between
the Yachts Columbia and Shamrock.
The natives Of Korea have developed
a strong prejudice against the opera
tion of electric cars in their country.
owing to the fact that the company al
lcws women to ride In the vehicles
This is regarded by the Koreans as
dangerous step toward women's rights
| while some sentiment has been de.
veioned in favor of establishing Dem
| ocr.fic headuuarters In Washington
the west win strongly oppose such ;
move.
General Ludlow says that he ap
rrored the order Of the mayor Of Hav
ana urohibiting the flying OF the span
ish nag In that city except over tn
Spanish consulate.
Army omceu are said to Be oppose
to self-goyernment tog Puerto Ric
for the present. oeaeyN DAVIS. g
military eoYeSaes. 01e0 ne unise
sss.es sheuM uaye sleWly u otvia
saaeee sens rule
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-19
Foreign

A Berlin dispatch says that Count
Egloffstein, a prominent member OF
the Club Der Barmlosen. the trial OF
certain members of which on charges
of gambling at the club was begun on
October 3, was sentenced for nine
months Imprisonment for cheating at
cards.
There were several alarms in the
British camp at Mafeking, on the
Transyaal border, but il was found
that the Beers had not crossed the
border.
The foudation stone Of the Parneil
statue in Dublin was laid Monday.
D'jarid Bey; SON Of the Turkish
Grand Vizier, was sassinated in Con-
stantinople.
Emperor william, Of Germany, Will
receive ex-President Harrison this
week.
bullfixht which was begun before
a large crowd in Paris ended in pan.
ic. caused by one of the bulls leapins
among the spectators.
Two columns OF American troops be
gan Sunday an advance southwark
from Manila and defeated the FfE
pinos in several sharp engagements.
Aguinaldo, in a proclamation, say
the Filipinos should pray that tn
Democratic party may win the mex
Presidential election in the Unite
States.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-10-19

| nnve;ling of the monument in Hoi'
tne Cemetery. Richmond, to Miss
1y"v; y,sn;e navis. Yon. B. 3. Munford
nicSmond. has been chosen orator
for the occasion. which is move"
ber Q.
A dispatch from Troy. Pa, says
"a I Nathan Wetheres1, OF Aloa, VIII
rscently mss. expelled parts- II fros
rn,ch She had svallowcd IN embry
sra,c while l5.nE.ng ircsi a spring y
ilv I.rs aied saturday. The frog ia
I - cIanTed Aey d!sest'so osgaua tsa
- oou!d lass - uoSrlsRmsas %
rtssyo1 = deAN
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-20

FOR SALEM EDGL WOOD, COR
ner Of Broad street and Wentworth
avenue. one famil.- house. IL rooms,
gas. electricity. furnace, 975o square
feet Of land; price s6so0, G. l.. e. n. J.
GROSS Managers of Estates, Banigan
Building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-20

fok sALE-ON LAWN AVENUE.
near the water front. Pawtuxet r.
one tamily house, . rooms, all modern
improvements lot S0xs3. G.. 4. & Il. j.
GRoSS, Managers of Estates, Banigan
Building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-20

FOR SALE-ON ELMwOOD AVE,
near Roger Williams Park. two family
house built two years, Is rooms. rent
S4s per month. G.. l.. q III. J. GROSS,
Managers of Estates, Banigan Building
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-20

FOR SALE-40s PINE STREET.
one family house. nine rooms. with
modern improvements. lot 42x95: n bar
gain for quick purchaser. G.. y. & II.
]. GROSS. Managers of Estates, Banl-
gan Building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-20

FOR SALE-46s PINE STREET.
corner OF Somerset street, two family
mouse, Is rooms, rent $500 per year.
modern improvements, desirable for
residence or business. G.. l. .& III. j.
GkOSS, Managers of Estates, BaLigan
Building.