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PUBLIC NOTICES.


SUPREME COURT Appellate Division, First De.
New YORK and Jersey Railroad Company for the
appointment OF three commissioners TO determine
and report whether railroad ought TO be con
PGBLIc SoTlcE IS HEREBY GIVES the. n.
Appellate Division OF the supreme Court for the
enii,lsd mater on the pain day OF April 1905 bear
ing date the same day. been appointed commits.
TONED In the petition OF the said New York and
late division on OF about the i7th day OF March
1905 and Med in the once OF the CLERK Of the said
70 Sc constructed and operated do hereby appoint
Monday, the sth day o. May 1909 a. 2 O'CLOCK IN
William street. in the Borough OF Manhattan, City
OF New York. as the time and place Of their INST
sissinss as may be thsrsSfter held they viii hear
all persons interested IN the said matter.
Dated. April 18th 1905
WILLIAM &. DAVIES,
GEORGE r. READ,
sTETSoN. JENNINGS a RUSSELL
Attorneys for New York and
Jersey Railroad Company
IS Broad street, New York City
Pursuant 70 statutory requirement. notice is
hereby given that an act. senate BIZ, Printed No.
1854. lot No 49, has been passed By both branches
Of the Legislature, entitled
TER RELATIVE TO EMPLOYEES or FERRIES "
Further notice II hereby given that Public
Hearing upon. such bill will be held az Mayor .
once IN the City Hall. IN The city OF New York,
on Wednesday, May B. 1905 az O'Clock r. N.
DA''d ''' "'' G GEORGE Sis' b NS &ocIkEI&N.
Mayor
p s-This bill will be the hrst one heard al
that time.
Pursuant 10 statutory requirement, notice 10
hereby giVen that an ACT Senate Bill Printed No,
1895 INT No 69O has been passed BY both branches
OF the Legislature. entitled
TO EXTEND THE GRANb BOULEVARD AND
CONCOURSE ESTABLISHED By CHAPTER ONE
HUNDRED AND THIRTY OF THE LAWS OF
k EGBTrTahRN APPP HNDefP aERo FIVE
Further notice 4 hereby given that Public
Hearing upon such bill will be- held az Mayors
OfncV.in the city Hall. In The city OF New York
on Wednesday, May >. 1905, at O'Clock y. N.
Dated CITY Hall New york, April ~ 1905.
GEORGE b. MCCLELLAN.
Ps.-Thls bill will be the second one heard at
that ttme,
Pursuant 70 statutory requirement, notice Is
hereby given that an act senate Bill Printed No.
I?Ss Int No Si0, has been passed By both branches
Of the Legislature, entitled
IAN ACT
TO AMEND THE GREATER NEW YORK CHAR
TER so THAT THE MAYOR MAY ~ REl,lEyED
or CERTIFICATES or CORPORATE STOCK
AND or BONDS OF THE CITY or NEW YORK. 20
Further notice IL hereby given that Public
once 10 the city Halt IN The CITY OF New York.
on Wednesday, May >. 1905. az o'clock =. NJ.
Dated city Hall. New York. April ~. 1905
GEORGE n. MCCLELLAN
p s.-Ths bill VIII be the third one heard Al,
thai time.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY, Hc.-Goy.
eminent Printing Once Washington, ID G.. April
l. gQ6.-Sealcd proposals will be received al THIS
once until oclock p, n. MAY 4 1905, for furnish
Ing Stationery fuel. ice, hardware. plumbing AMI
electric supplies. lumber, ETC. for The use OF the
Government Printing once during the nscal year
ending June 30, 1900. The right 20 reject am hnd
all bids and 70 waive defects 10 reserved. DETAINED
schedules Of the stationery fuel Ice. etc required
accompanied By blank proposals.. and llNlng me
regulations with which Bidders must comply
may be obtained By addressing this once. y.
". PALMER. Public Printer.
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NOTICE.-Flve cents per half ounce IN addnon e
me regular postage, must BE- pTSPaid, on, on az az
letters forwarded by the SUPPLEhENIAhl
MAILS and letters deposited In me drops
n1cTkcd "Lffers for Foreign CounfnSs, amer
the CLOSING or THE REGULAR MAIL.
for despatch by a particular vessel, VIII noi
be 80 forwarded unless such dddGiOHal Poag0s
is yuuV prepaid thereon by stamps. supple
mentary Transatlantic Malls arr also ogenSa
on the piers Of the AMERICAN, ENGLISH
and FRENCH steamers whenever the Sahhks
occur at 300 4. NJ. or later: and late mall may
he deposited IN the mail boxes on the pieIs OF
the German Lines sailing from hoboken. Ihe
mails on the piers Open one hour Ano BAH
before sailing time and close ten mlnues
before sailing time, Only regular poshge
Oetters cents a half ounce) Is required on
articles mailed on the pers Of the AnlsTteaH.
White Sfar and German tSeA Postl eteameH'
double postage ustteTs 10 cents . hall ouneel
on other lines.
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10000 70 $4,000 the returns are steady ana
large. There IA no lottery In II.

10000 70 10000 the returns are steady anu
large. There ia no lottery In IT,
COLORADO.
COLORADO SPHiNOs. April 27Ilht9 Go on
Rosenberg says that the option on Tue nolIIsts
Cycle Gold mlne, held by George CrawI01iITu ~ ~
Now York and associates VIII De lhhen W "a "a
MAY l. Tho deal Involves the entire sloC1 ~
he Golden Cycle company aud the control OF
he Teresa. aud the confederation ~ u"S ~,
stood 10 be- Si,5sO0oQ MT hosenDTi,s;s an
and he deal Mi be closed at his reoommen-
TRS FL paso mine is outpgtting four car
londs Of $40 ore daily. the total value HgaIthht.
ing 81. 900, or t22SOJO per NOUN. i 49,
CTipple Creek mine, hence the profits are
large. Ia a short time en- unleIfiSu.tRu
RAILWAY will connect the main shatt WIN ne
NornI1R Star chute, As soon as this facility
Il secured an immense amount OF ore Nlil De
removed. Three shifts are e woTk snFih to
900 feet, and ultimately 800. AZ 900 and
i'OOO feet depths lateTals VIII be run TO ore
chutes The mine IL In excellent physioAl
An ore chute averaging Ave feet In. width has
been opened Ia the Ftndley mine. Inc ore Wlas
Shurtloh and enters the FiDdley at 100 feet
greater DEPTH thus proving up 500 ieet ine
values range from $50 70 $40 ton Tor coarse
rock, with $500 q ton for FcrefntnRs.
The North Star tunnel has been driven into
Sultan mountain 1000 feet. II Is the longest
depth has been attained. Several fine veins
have been encountered but. other veins
still further on will be- reached before work
stops A modern mill at the mouth OF the
tunnel will treat the product. 10 Will start
early this summer when regular shipments
Of concentrates Will begin.
The Hercules tunnel has penetrated the
same mountain 5000 feet. Upraises TO the
upper levels have been run. Enough ore u
in sight to Justify shipments to the com,
pany's mill. located nearby. The mill VIII
be thoroughly overhAuled
April diyidends were e as IolI9Ts; ~ d16
Elkton tl2. 500; Gold Sovereign. 81. 500; Dillon.
t625O Total, t4lO2SO Work Gold Mining
Company will disburse one-half cent dtVl-
dend May IS-S7.5OO, May promises TO be a
good dividend month also.
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FORT HANCOCK. ". J., Nay l. isO5-Sehed pro
poEAls for Installing electric lighting nIiures In
buildings herr win be received until u -. MAS
90 1905 Information furnished on application
u. \ reserves night 70 reject any OF al proposals
Envelopes should be marked "ProposAls for install
ing Electric Fixtures Addressed ABE. ). blCh o.
MN ~
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NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
WEST INDIES. &C.

MAILS FOR SoyTlI AND CbNIRAL AAEH'CA'
MONDAY m.-AtI p. NJ. for ARG ENTlNE, uRu-
Quay and PARAGUAY. per sieansh!g ,EGyR.
per per- steamship carlhsEinisn, from PhllSd'l.
"h ioso 4. NJ for NICARAGUA except FAST
S0ssg mo h9NRCIhSAMS I fSSsKPi z6 6Ss c&tcE
DEPARTNENr OF COLOMBIA. ECUADOR.
PERU, BOLIVIA and Chill per STEAM .S.,
specially addressed for this steamer; a. 80
i. ". Complementary 1879 A.hD tot lNAGIA,
HAITI JAMAloA ana ~, rs.eis d1cGdInS
CAPE Haiti. Port dc PalG, PAnama and canal
S zG6S Tht az i 2SS''A NJ ao" idi FsAz per
steamship Byron, wa Pen'ams,h uco, i,ssIr
Rio Janero and santos anclldiag t N01hsTn
when specially addressed for ihis ., s,'esSmeTl
a. e " TOR ARGENTiSIE, .TT, RrGL,5Af sna 3
n >N for VGHuiABFioGPF IARTiNiorE and
GUAM PER s,SamseiP5 N faT ,b Mss S,sSmsT
THURSDAY D.-At = a. NJ. for BERMUDA. Per
T 9c9Ts4RRg2 B snd ueeSP q per 'S Steamship
Hsprranza also other parts OF NeHico WEEP ,S
6S MFxc6 Dsel All SddTessed Ony per
s,ss%ymshp AyH%9 XA 10, 52F PEbSS2TrNE ISLAND
and JAMAICA, per steamship Altoi lelso Puerto
CorteE, Cabo GIacias lPort Dietnco Bellie.
LIVINGSTON and Port Llmcn ITaenS sp 9nSisy,
msntSry 1850 p NJ for BAHAMAS per steam
shin Niagara also GuantSn,omo ana S ,ssr1sEs
at u NJ for BARBADOS and NORTHERN
BRAZII. per steamship CAmetense. VIA hsI .
bados Paia Maranham and Ceara; az ~
p ". for ARGENTINE, URUGUAY ana fAhA-
quay. per steamship RosSAlL ,
SATURDAY. 90 At SO A. n !sy2PllssmTSn AK az
$50 A. NJ COR CURACAO, VENEZUELA ana
COLOMBIA except Cauca and AagdAlenA
Departmrnts) per steamship zuliS; a. c y a ~
for PORTO RICO. per steamship COAMO
Via san Juan: at 10 4. N. for CUBA. per steam .
ship Mexico VIA HsysnS; a. 10 a "a 10 t1f
CitjnND BOLIVAR and GUIANA, per steam .
ship Maraval al u N. for BRAZIL, PCT stei m.
shin Moorish Prince via PeTnAmbuoo, no
Janeiro and santos Cncludlng Northern Brazil,
Argentine Uruguay and Paraguay When
specl ally addressed for this steamerJ
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DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND FERRIES
THE DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND fEfltlES
viii onef for sale AZ public auction. May elh iee
al t0.p O'Clock A. NJ. % the premises, buildlnga
on the hlOcm between West itth and ION ett.,
North River. Hor particulars see CITY hecofdl
DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND fERRlES.
SEALED Bids OR E5iIMATES for mlecel-
missioner 81 pocst q Per A. n1ttcry piecc, Until
! o'clock 2 ~. Nay ., ipoA uof pariiculuft eee
CIiy hecQraa $50 ~--ss~--s.s y -
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Dated April 10. 1908.

PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES
Sandy Hook Proving Ground, p. o., For Hancock.
H. q May l. 1906 Sealed proposals, In tribllcate,
viii be received until 10 A. NJ, JUNE 4, dos, for
furnishing hardware. lumber foraFsS f ,nl oms.
formation furnished on application. Col. CHAS.
s. SMITH, Comdg.
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Pursuant 70 statutory requlreInSni; nouS9e "
hereby Flven that an act. Senate hill, Printed NO
u8t Int No. iO5. has been passed by Dom bfnhthes
of the Legislature, entitled.
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T. s. ENGINEER OFFICE. Galyestoo, TeI.. May
1, ipos-Se1led proposals, In trploAte, for suction
drrdge, VIII be received here until u NJ, NAY 81,
1905 and then publicly opened Information tuf
nished on application. EDGAR JADWlN' Capt,
Engrs.
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Pursuant TO statutory requirement. notice is
hereby given that an act, Assembly Bill. Printed
No. 2ls4. Int. No. 90. has been passed by both
branches Of the Legislature. entitled
IAN ACT
TO EMPOWER THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK TO ESTIMATE
AND ALLOW DAMAGES SUSTAINED BY
OWNERS or REAL PROPERTY FRONTING
TPON STREETS AND AVENUES APPROACHING
THE BRIDGE OVER PROSPECT AVENUE AT
SFEIEY STREET. BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN,
IN THE CITY or NEW YORK"
Further notice Is hereby given that a Public
Hearing upon such bill will be held AZ Mayors
once IN he City Hall. IN The City Of New YORK,
on "wednesday. May g. 1895, al ? O'Clock p NJ.
Dated CITY Han, New York, April %, 1905.
GEORGE Il. MCCLELLAN,
Mayor.
P.s.-Thls bill will be the tenth one heard at that
time
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SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES will be received
BY the F1re Commissioner a. the heAdquATteu Of
the Fire Department Of the City Of New YORK, Nos
1877 and ibe East sixty seventh street. Borough Of
Manhattan. the CITY OF New York. until loSo A. NJ
FRIDAY. MAI T. 1905.
RorouHhs Of Brooklyn and Queens.
No. l.. FoR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING
HOSE SHOP SUPPLIES. - - -
No. ?. FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING
PAINTS. OILS, BRUSHES, ETC.
borough Of Queens,
No. 4. FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING
ONE COMBINATION HOOK AND LADDER
TRUCK AND CHEMICAL ENGINE FOR VoLCN-
no J. FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING
HARNESS, LEATHER, ETC, FOR VOLUNTEER
COMPANIES.
FOR full particulars see City Record.
NICHOLAS J. HAYES.
Fire Commissioner.
Dated April ~, 1905.
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Pursuant 20 statutory requirement notice Is
hereby given that act, Assembly BIZ. Prnted
No i58a. Int. No. 1870, has been passed by both
branches OF the Legislature enuued
IAN ACT
TO AMEND THE GREATER NEW YORK CHAR.
TER so AS TO CONFER POWER UPON THE
BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND APPoRTloNn3bbNN.lI,
TO APPROPRIATE MONEY FOR THE PROPER
OBSERVANCE OF MEMORIAL DAY IN THE
CITY OF NEW YORK"
Further notice is hereby given that Public
Hearing upon such bill will be held at Mayors
once in the City Hall, in The city OF New York
on Wednesday. May 3. 1905 al ? o'clock y NJ
GEORGE b. MCCLELLAN.
Mayor.
p. s-This bill will be the seventh one heard az
that time.
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billiard and Pool tables. Soldly
made high grade goods. Light.
Ming. accurate, durable cushions
Decker, est 1850. los Past 9th n
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PROPOAALa.

SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES MIL ~ ~ ~
rsssived bv Inc President Of the borough gI ,Aeh
haitian AZ ths CITY Hall, Room No TO- unll oeOcA
u ~ "a
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New ana second hand OF all
Kinds and makes. safes bought
exchanged and repaired.
YORK SAFE a LOCK CO.
formerly ! ~ MossmAn.
y Maiden Lane. Tel. it23 John.
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PAWTUCKET.

At the mems meeting under tho auspices
or the Young Mems Christian association
A. J. Jennings a Fall River lawyer was
the speaker.
1t is reported that Mayor Higgins will
nominate Patrol Driver Daniels as a
member OF the police force and will with
draw the nomination OF Thomas p sherry
James Connolly was yesterday elected
president OF st. Mary's T. A. and r. So
ciety
"The Time Element i'm Religion. or Root
and Trust" was the topic OF Rev. Frank
Rector'S sermon at the First Baptist
church last evening
Edward Duffy was fined g. and costs I'm
the district court last night for drunken
ness and revelling. Duffy made himself
obnoxious while Patrolmau Quinn was ar
resting two drunken mcn.i
Al the annual meeting OF Division No
IS. A. O. H. County President John Dill
Ion was i'm attendance yesterday Officers
were chosen for the ensuing term
AT Trinity Episcopal church last even
ing Rov. Frank Appleton gave another
address ON famous hymns and their top
los "One Swoely solemn Thought" by
Phoebe Casey was the hymn discussed.
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CHURCH FORMALLY OPENED
Baptist State Ccne'tlcn Takes Possession
ofkeSnntcut Park Chapel

The Meshanticut Park chapel was FORM
ally opened yesterday rs Baptist church
A number Of Providence clergymen were
present Walter l.. Clarke presided az the
meeting. lie introduced Rev. Leo Boone
Thomas OF the Stewart Street Baptist
church, who conducted the opening SER
vice
Rev John stewart field secretary ot
tSland- Baptist conXenLinn-rn
a historical address on How and Why
the Baptist Are Here"
He gave a very complete account OF
how the church had passed from the
hands OF the original owners 90 the con-
troll OF the Baptists. other speakers were
Rcv. T., T.. Henson. Rev. r. T. Bartlett
ana Rev B. r. Livingston.
Rcv. r. Y. Bartlett ~ Pawtuckct will
preach n christmas sermon IN tho church
next SUNDAY and the following Sunday =
sunday school will be organized
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CENTRAL FALLS.

Miss Ethel Kingman Eddy. daughter ot
Irving ~ and Amy F. Eddy, died yester-
day after short illness. She was 10 years
old md had many friends among young
and old
OF Branch Daniel O'Connell. I. n. r, at a
meeting held yesterday.
Mrs. Julia Allen widow OF John Allen.
died yesterday at the home OF her sister
in-law, Mary Rowan Mrs. Allen was "A
years old
The NATURALIST society Is making snita-
bile preparations for Observing Christmas
Next Sunday evening the West side
Republican club will celebrate its ami
versary A good committee hgs the de-
tails OF the celebration In charge
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0LNEYvlLLE.
Funeral Of Crossing Tender,
Who Was Found Dead.
Young Woman Still Missing,
Sunset Club In New Rooms.
Advertisements for The News may be
left at Heffernans News Stand. 10 Hart
tord avenue.

There will be a large gathering OF bill
Hard and pool experts at the rooms OF Mr.
Thomas Mitchell at 40 Olneyville square
this evening TO see Professor j. Gerstel,
the champion fancy shot of England The
professor Is more than 20 years old.
but In spite OF his age performs the most
wonderful tricks with the cue and balls.
lie has recently been discharged from
the Massachusetts General hospital.
whero he underwent a surgical operation.
LEFT MUCH WEALTH
The funeral OF John Martin, the old
crossing tender at Grove street. who was
found dead az his home 20 Elswald street.
Friday evening. was at St Mary's church
et o'clock this morning. Medical EX-
amined DR. Jay Perkins, who took
charge OF tho old gentleman's effects,
found money and papers that represent
a value OF over 5000
The deceased leaves a sister who resides
in South Providence, and is said 20 have
q brother in ireland.
is STILL MISSING.
Tho officials of the Chafree Street Po-
lice station have done all that was posi-
BILE to locate Miss May Neary who left
the home OF her sister on Wood street
last Wednesday and IL is intimattd that
the young woman was taken 10 task for
losing her position I'm one OF he mills
here.
She IS OF a very retiring disposition,
and those who know her best say that
she Is at the home OF another relative
and will be heard from later
IN NEW QUARTERS.
The Sunset club vacated che room In
Odd Fellows building on Plainficld street
Saturday evening and took possession OF
It's own building on Pocasset avenue. The
new builing is not yet quite ready only
81
use.
II will be some time yot before tho date
OF the formal opening Of tho handsome
club house will be announced.
GENERAL MENTION
The Regent Literary and Social club
held well-attended meeting in it's rooms
or Valley street yesterday afternoon.
when the committee on the compliment
tary ball and banquet and the fair held
last fall made their final reports both
of which were OF "A satisfactory nature
The officers for 1906 WIFI be nominated
at the next meeting.
Al the L. o'clock service Of ST Anthony's
church Yesterday morning the pastor, Rev
Fr George w Brown, announced that
$500 had been paid on the debt OF the
church during the year. leaving a balance
OF a little more than 1900.
The Young Peoples society Of the
broadway Baptist church listened to a
very interesting address by Theron Clark
Of Brown university last evening his
subject being THE Bible as Literature
A water pipe burst In the store az 1898
Westminster street las evening and was
discovered by the police, who notified the
owners. Considerable damage was done.
There were no arrests at thu Chaffee
street station during the past "a hours.
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WARREN.
Advertisements for The News may be
left with J.. A. Bliss Goss block

left with +. A. Bliss. Goss block.
Rev. Hopkins B. Cady preached at the
services In tho Methodist church yester-
day and delivered excellent sermons to
large congregations. Special music was
rendered by the chorus choir Of the
church under tho direction Of the organ
ist, Mrs T. NJ Mckenzie. The special
services which have been held at tho
church each morning during the past two
weeks have proved a great success Promi-
nent clcrgImcn of the diocese have been
present and their addresses have been In
teresting and large numbers OF local and
out town people have availed them
selves Of the opportunity TO hear the diff
ferent speakers. Rev. Herman w Wat
Jen occupied the pulpit at the First Rap-
tist church during the day Special sing
Ing was rendered by the quartet choir
under the direction OF Choir Director
Frederick III. Martin. Rev. Joseph l..
Hutcheson preached eloquent sermons to
large congregations in 81. Marks Epis-
copal church during the day Ma asses were
celebrated at St Mary's and st John the
Baptist church yesterday. The public
OF the churches were occupied respective
ly by Rev. j. w. Colgan and Rev. J. A.
nected with the Methodist church held
devotional meeting i'm the church parlors
last evening at which "a good attendance
was present The junior and senior
branches Of the Christian Endeavor asso.
citation met I'm the parlors of the Baptist
church during the afternoon and e,en-
ing and held devotional exercises
Kickemuit grange +. OF H.. closed y
successful Christmas sale last Saturday
night at Grange hall East Warren Cake
candy. fancy articles eJc.. were for sale
and the society added a good sum TO the
treasury as n result Of the sale.
Tho following list OF advertised letters
await claimants a the Warren postofiicc:
Mrs. Ruth s. Cleveland, Mrs NJ Il. Cone
Ravine r. Frardstin. Grace +. Cook. Mrs
Dennis Moriarity co, Mrs. Stafford, Laura
May Silvia. II. r. Johnson. Roger Spense
and Walter Chadwick
All OF the local churches arc preparing
90 hold Christmas festivals The choirs
of the various churches are engaged I'm
rehearsing Christmas music and at some
OF tho churches olaborate musical pro-
grams arc being prepared The ma jority
Of the special exercises Will be held next
Monday but several of the church. : will
hold their exercises next Sunday even
ing.
The recent carnival held by st. Marks
church at the town hall was n great sue
cess and the money realized from the
affair viii be used toward maintaining
n free kindergarten school in Warren.
oyster shipments are unusually heavy
o. present and the local express com
pany of Earle & Prev are handling more
of The bivalves than az my previous time
so far The barrel shipments by freight
arc also heavy and ~ late carload con-
slcnnCufs have been -urwa rded 10 tho
western states.
Postmaster u. y. Martin s recovering
from o recent attack ~ IL grippe. which
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EAST PROVIDENCE
Sunday Was an Unusually Dull
Day for tho Police.
Will ExsmpIify the "PGtticOat"
Degree -.Other Local Notes.

Advertisements for The News may be
left at Alexander Munroe's Boston Store,
Wafchemoket square.
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Business was quiet at the police station
last night The only item on the blotter
was that reporting the straying away OF
Robert Woodwards team from I'm front
of a house ON Walnut street. The team
was found three hours later by Patrol
man Hall and put up at Kenyon's stable
on First street, where it was called for
by Mr.. Woodward.
TO EXEMPLIFY DEGREE.
AT 1880 this evening Benjamin T.. Pierce
and his team OF well trained young men
Will. with all OF their paraphernalia. leave
odd Fellows hall on Warren avenue and
land I'm the lodge room OF Hope lodge of
odd Fellows on Snow street. Providence.
about O'Clock when they will cXemplify
the must talked OF "petticoat degree"
MINOR MENTION.
rhe Business Mems association will
hold its monthly meeting i'm their parlors
In TObins block this evening. when DIR.
@. w. Allison will read n paper on "PTi-
Vate and Public Sanitation This will be
followed by A light luncheon and "A short
season OF whist.
ST. Mary's Episcopal and the Second
their Christmas exercises on Tuesday
evening. Dec. D.
Mr. Frederick Richards arrived home
from PhenlX, Ariz.. Saturday evening He
spent Yesterday here and this morning
went TO Boston, but will return Friday
and attend the meeting Of the Ivy club,
OF which he is a member.
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The News OF the State

has confined him to his home for the
past two weeks
CASHIER Charles w Greene OF the In
dustrial Trust Co Is convalesclng from a
recent attack OF nnammatory rheunsf-
tisn which has confined him to his home
ON South Main street Tor the past two
weeks
The w G. II. L. meets at the residence
OF Mrs. Lois G. Bosworth on Tuesday
evening. when routine business will he
transacted and social exercises enjoyed