Newport Daily News from Newport, Rhode Island • Page 5

THE NEWS--NEWPORT'; WEDNESDAY, MAY 26,1897. IN ANCIENT FORM, square was a busy plate, iviib. last preparations for the day's business at Ihe stalls there. military I'anlcs met early auJ murciifd to The AtiUitiiHvfc to escort ihe governor and members Ihe legislature to iLe State (vj cl Jlousi to transact the business nary to lUe inausuiation of ilie new state cnicials. The route for this parade Blfou, extending only from Hotel to the Stale Ilcuse by way of Thames i at Mils hour were only a i with siwctitors.

As the governor's carriage passed lie greeted with an- plause aii'l smiles from Ihe women md children, and was keut busy acknowledging the salutations to the uewly-eletteJ clilef. The route was of the usual length, nn.l at The AqulJneck. wliere. a i ihe customary honors lo the governor aui a second salute from the Artillery gun qua-), the i i a organizations were ilisnilssc-1 and iho formalities of ihu day DEATH OF Mil." GKORGB LAWTON'. on i 1" I lie Kvi-nhiw.

Tla weather had now become very pleasant and Ihe crowds remained about Ihe stnvls-tliLit Is. those who were not al A I tin- Slnli- was callf.l or.le:' by Uov- am! the oalli cf oflVe was administered by i( State Ben- uetl lo liie uiembul's-t'letl. Rev. Kinory II. 1'orler of Emmanuel CLurth, chaplain of ihe day of the teiiato.

offered prayer. Uugcnc Warner of Coventry was reaJIng clerk. Senator Drown of Bristol presented the resignation of Judge Bosworlli ss justice ol Ihe 1'iftu judicial district of Warren. The following were elected: Doorkeeper. John H.

Cozzens; pages, Robert Curry Bcusou, Harry R. Landers, Keiuieth C. Grant and Benjamin Reynolds. The house met at 10:20, Mr. Rogers of Newport calling the members-elect to order.

The roll was called and the oath administered by Secretary of State Bennett. Mr. Kimball presented the name of J. Edward Studley of Providence for Speaker, ilr. Holden seconding the nomination.

Mr. Sludley was unanimously elected, and was escorted to the chair by Messrs. Kim; ball and Allen. Mr. Buffum then nominated Judge Thomas Z.

Leo for reading clerk Raymond O. Jlowry for recording clerk, both belns elected unanimously. Prayer was offered by Rev. Edgar S. Kilpairick, after which the senate was notified that Ihe bouse had organized.

Mr. Higbee nominated Rev. Jlahlou Van Home for doorkeeper and William S. Jlofntt, Raymond S. Titus, Arnasa M.

Chase, Archie C. Sherman, John J. JPcckham. John R. Sanborn, Lawrence OoBe.

Clarke Brown. Chester Gladding. L. Northrop and Abner Slocnui for pages. A the adoption of the rules, a resolution was adopted inviting the senale to meet the house in grand committee lo count the voles cast at the April election ami induct the new officers into their respective positions.

Xcw a OlliciT.s liulm-teil. In grand committee a committee was appointed lo conn I the votes and a recess was taken 2 o'clock, when Ihe committee re-assembled. Senator Chilson reported tliet the committee had that Elisha. Dytr of bad received a plurality of 10.M3 of the voles cast for governor, that Aram J. Pothicr or Eockcl had received a plurality cf of the votes for lieutenant governor, diaries I'.

Bennett'cf Providence had received a a i of 12.032 the votes for secretary of slate, that B. Tar.uer bail received .1 plurality of of the votes for attorney sc-ueral. anil a Samuel Clark of Lincoln had received a plurality of of tbe votes cast for general ireasurcr. Tticpe persons were severally declared -elected to the respective offices, and Senators Freeman Droivne and Representatives Kimball. Allen cr.d Ames were ap- pointed a committee lo notify them cf i eleclion.

There no delay ill finding tbe newly elected oflicers, and the conimitloe soon returned i Governor- elect Dyer and the other officials. The catb of olTice lo Governor Dyer was administered by the retiring governor, made a brief address, sr-eakins of the I ball name-- and gavo the cily more of a holiday appearance a II had had during Ihe day. This was maintained veil lino Ihe evening, and Washington square and Thames slreet wero a lively. The fakirs on Ihe square had a chance to Iheir losses Incident lo Ihe stormy wcalher ot Ihe previous night and ihc early morning, and 11 was late when the city settled down to Its a quiet. It was not a successful Kleciion day from a business polni of view, but Ihe old-lime features ot occasion were preserved, and every one seemed dlsiwsed to a as much as nossiMe of Ihe un- lilcasinl ami Judging from appearances, a large number of persons were successful.

The Business Men's Association, l.aw- rence Club, County Club, 1'owhatian Cycle Club. Golden Red Club and clhor organizations kept open house, and enterlalued during the day largo numbers of guests. Many former Xewporters returned to enjoy the celebration, and many family reunions added to the pleasures ot Ihe day. The Robert Emmet Association gave a well-attended ball iu Odd Fellows' hall Monday evening. The duties ot floor director and asslslanl were well filled by James Sullivan and M.

P. a Tuesday evening Golden Rod Club gave a reception to their women friends in the elubroom in Ihe gas building. The same evening Minneola Council, Daughters ot Pocahonlas, gave a basket social in their hail in the Southwlck building, which was well attended. After the social the baskets were sold at auction. Tuesday niaht Ihe Newport Social Club gave a promenade concert in Odd hall, i a good attendance.

Mr. fiecrse l.awton, the well known i i.ess maker, died suddenly at the resilience of his brother, Mr. Lewis l.awton, on llrldgp street, yesterday uiornlus- He had i In ioor health for several years, bis tleaih eamo very uriexiJccU'illy. had rot boeu apparently worse of 3.iie. He h-4d gone lo his brother's early in I morning, ami was urcnarlug to roturn home lo spend Ihe day wilh his son anil his a i when he died very suddenly.

Mr. l.an-loii had beta engaged Iu the sliK'e early manhood, l-e- In Ihe sho; al the of llroadwr.y atnl Marlboro slivel i i his Ji'iUh. his son, Mr. Henry H. l.awlcn, bi 1 aisiH-iaU'd i blm for a numU 1 of Ills a iho resorl of imiuy friends who were a a by bis Kood tialure and pleasant coiur-aiilon- ship.

Mr. Lawlon leav only a son, his i a i died about 1'u'e years ago. and his daughter, Aren.li about three years laler. AH to. In Itiissla I longevity of the in- a is in llie provinces ntsd In the southern The average of Kuroin'an iu tin- conn temperate zones.

a lieniMny and Hollaud--77 to 71 in Austria and In In where the i a Is generally miHor llian In rortugal. of ovi-r sixty yours cf age in a lliuus-and 1-j 6S only, and In tiuvve It is M. In Kasl indies, as far us there ale any Ihenllc figures, tile ts only -i'j in a InluMtiuns. In America the average Id atom C- 1 there are. of course, many e.sceplional can-s.

The I'lilled States uo not a very hlsti In respect lo TJie a i o( i Is usually in old. and least In lieu, York I I I IN 1 1NST1UY- TlllX. Y.TL, Mjy il, koni Hull. U.n, Sljy S.isji.i'ir. 1 Live liny 31, 121.

ii, ituy Koeni (rum V.irt. lu-inu, SUy 21, from NViv Vork. 31jy -I, from NYw tiibullir, lljy SI, from XfW York. Off l.i/aril, lljy -Jl, (rain lios- ton. Xcw Votk, ljy L'J, frim Anl- wori.

Now VutX, Mjy from Ch-ijow. Now VoiV, Mjy fliiv, (ii-iwa. Nciv YoiV, Muy i'j, Adirvr.djcb, from, Kinj- ston. IJoalon, iUr A fciim l.ivcr|i*l. I.or.ilon.

Sby iJ, from lloston. Mjy Cj, Kc-uloiiU, from York. Jlovillo, 5ljy 53, of Scbuslii. from York. llovilte.

Sljy rurr.r»ia. liom Sew YoiV. New York, Mjy 2G. Sljji'alii-, recent two hundred and fiftieth anniversary the establishment of the male govern-item, ami recalllne briefly the services ot tbe Dyers Lippilts in the history ot the stale. present occasion being especially notable in that the son of a former governor transfers.

Ills power of chief executive officer of the slate lo Ihe son of another former governor. Governor Over replied in an appreciative manner, complimenting the retiring governor upon the success of his administration, referring especially to its financial featured. The oath cf office was then administered by the governor to.the other officials, usual proclamation made and the formalities were ended. The booming of the cannon ontsidc reechoed the proclamations from the Stale House balcony, ar.d in a short time the i was formed to escort Governor Dyer to hia as follows: Tlte I a i i I'nriulc. Colonel A.

A. Barker, in command of line, with Liculenant A. J. DeBlois as adjutant. Platoon of police, in command of Sergeant Scott.

Second U. S. Artillery Band. Batteries and D. 2,1 U.

S. Artillery, Captain John C. Scantling commanding. Company B. 2d Regiment, R.

I. Captain H. Underwood commanding. Newport Naval Reserve Torpedo L'entenant H. G.

Wilks commanding. I 1 S. Light Artillery, Captain William P. Vose comraarldlas. Newport Band.

Newport Artillery. LieutcnanlCotonelHer- bert in command, special escort and body guard to commander-In-chief. Carrisge containing His Excellency Ellsha Dyer. Brigadier General Frederic Sackelt adjutant general; James Anthonv. high stsrlK otXewportcounty; Lieutenant J.

H. Stacy of the Newport Artillery Company. Personal sllff mounted. Orderlies with Hag. General staff in carriages.

conlainlng His Honor, lie Lieu' tenant Governor, Aram J. Fothler; Lieutenant C. Abbot. U. S.

lion. Charles P. Bennett, secretary ot slate- Hon. Samuel Clark, general treasurer; Hon. Willard B.

Tanner, attorney seneral; members of the General Assembly. The parade was started earlier than usual, but the crowds on tlie streets assumed the usual Election day rropor- tions, the sidewalk's along the route were and houses and clubrooms afforded a good view of tte parade were "JIM THE PEX1IAX." There was only a small audience at Ihc Opera House last evening to sec the performance of tho well-known play, "Jim the Penman," which in former years was one of the most remarkable successes of the stage. Both play and performance deserved a larger attendance. The drama is as strong and effective as ever, and the presenting company was soed throughout. Mr.

H. M. Till has had many years of experience on lite stage, and this was of to him Iu his portrayal of the difficult role of James flalston, which presented many admirable qualities. Miss Marie Edith Rice, as Mrs. Ralston, a character made famous by Agnes Booth, was also excellent, and her rendition recalled Iu many particulars the line work which made Mrs.

Booth so successful In the role. Mr. Charles Marriott had many opportunities as Captain licdwood, the detective, to show tils dramatic ability, and succeeded well In making Ihe part one of the leading features of the play. Mr. J.

Ashley was rather Inclined to be monotonous as Louis Pcreival, but his acting was at times very creditable. Mr. Clement St. Martin, as Baron Hartfeld. had a difficult part, one in which (he younger Salvini n-ade a striking hit in the original American company.

succeeded in giving it a portrayal of much character. Mr. Uasil West, as Lord Drelingcourl. Mr. J.

C. Watson, as Jack Ralslon, and MUs Florence Milfbrd, as Agnes Ralston, had subordinate parts, winch were well acted. AOK AND. CLIMATE. During 1S3G the death of one hundred and eighty-eight persons over ninety years of age.

fourteen ot. over 100, was recorded in Great Britain and Ireland. it is a somewhat i circumstance that Ihe longevity Is greater In Scotland than it is in England. and greater in Ireland a ill Scotland, the birlh rale being largest in England and least in Ireland. Of a thousand persons, men, women and children, resident in England, the average number over sixty years of age is or somewhat "morolhau 'percent.

Iu Scotland tho pro- liortlon over sixty years ot age is 7.7 iwr cent, aud in Ireland it Is 10.5 per cent. Ireland stands next to France as regards tbe longevity ot Its inhabitants, the proportion of men and women. In France over sixly years old being by- Iho lasl census 1I.T per cent, or 127 of each population. The official ligurea of the census report show lhat longevity Is, to aconsiderublecxtent, regulated by climate. that is, in countries i i temperate zone the duration ot lite, greater than iu warmer or semi-lropical connlries.

The average number ot persons over sixty years old in 1,000 inhabitants in the i kingdom is 77, and In Ihe German empire, Hie climate of which, is. similar, it Js the same. In Holland It is also 77; iu 'Denmark, SI; in Swollen, N'orwny, Tlie promotion a i a i hiivliis been ab.iuUiUu'd. tho a i of ability lo do work liis i As I estimate ib show: 1 on the ici'i'it. llic pupil and his parents wilh him he Is Inwards advanced work.

In Ihe primary grades the teacher's iletcri.ilnes ihe record, aiul in ihe higher grades ihe teacher's judgment Is corrected by wrllten recitations and lesls. This tm-tlioU pnls a premium on the dally work, and gives a moderate Inn continuous stimulus rather than an excessive and spasmodic one. Tests given by the principal and su- show Ihe proper of work, aud arc useful to dlrecl and broaden the Instruction, but have nolli- Ing to do wilh promotion. Pupils pri- molc.l prematurely tire relurned whence they tame, and icachers become more earful thereafter. may be.

said that the teaching tret is but another name for Ihe promotion examination, Uia a momeul's Ihought i ahoiv ihit there a great difference Iw- tween Ihe two. One Is a careful diagnosis at frequent Intervals for (he purirase of discovering the dlscasa In Its Inciplcncy. in order lo apply the proper remedies and to save the patient. The other is a blundering nosl-morlem to learn Ihe causa of death. Common sense and experience unite In declaring that every efficient leacher knows i pupils are ready tor advanced work belter than a super- intemlcnl can know.

All who have had experience i i plau of promotion agree that never before wero promotions madu so satisfactorily, and never before did the teacher slncly individuals so J. Shearer, in June Atlantic. EYES EXAMINED FREE I.I..I i i i il ii HKI.IMII.K W'liim Krtisis i t.r I IHIX'I' I'Oll n.l nhr.t II i jjla.v. I in of iiiviiiiii of MUELLER, Scientific Ouliciau, Bellovuo'Avenue. Time is Very Precious "TTiB Miller" ani 1 Cl-lNTlW DRAUGHT LAMPS, a lites: limmuut Thumps.

ng I. am pi. Ur.ii ket i i r.uutrrnr, llmul and Globes, in all sizes. "Mugnel" Oil, 1' nil I'd jUtrnl Oil, Importi'il Culi a Oil, lucceorilTtf Lamps of All Kinds Repaired. A.

C. A lot THAMES STREET. COVKI.1,'3 BLOCK. trovc tuore you imaglue. Viwi CAO MiTfl ymir e.rMox«iul[wJ lure wiiLou: roit to you.

It yo'j lo 1101 ixvd we will tell you sc. i Optician, SS BROADWAY. Rhode Island SPRING LAMB, 25 cents a Pound, SPRING CHICKEN, Aud all tie delicacies of the season to le fouud at RODNEY'S MARKET. Music Hall, 248 250 THAMES STREE1 English Decorated TOILET SETS Tlse York Sunday Sim says: Americans arc a i i Iti London In large bers, ami localiiiR Iu ibo Lest positions to sec anil be FCCII without the slightest roganl to prices. ilr.

Ogden Goelet has lakcn Whnbonie House tor liyo months at a rciital of ThU cnti hardly bo called extravagant, a Its ovprlook the line of tho parade and it is one of llic finest resiliences In London. Fabulous slorles have heen lobl about Ihe price by Mrs, Bradley a i for a sitiglfi wlndosv Iti St. Paul's churchyard. Is therefore somewhat amusing to Know that she his no! taken a. window anywhevo.

hut i view the parade from Bachelors' Club. DRUGGISTS. AMUSEMENTS, LKCTUUE9, EOT. OPERA HOUSE. Wednesday, May 26.

Tbd StacdarJ Or a the Country, Iu OLD HOMESTEAD. --Tilt ORIGINAL SUPPORTING COMPAHY A -Tits Original Double Quartet. ot E. A. preienu-l.

ttlth complete-weulc I'rleei-SI. 73o, CiOc. mud of Dancing and Banquet Halls. Ample Ante-Rooms with all modern conveniences. For terms and partioulirs apply to Shoehab, Wholesale Wines, 18 to 20 Kinsley's whirf.

USlii 'LECTION POP. A PECKHAM, H3 THAXU STREET. TUG TtlADES. jar, 1 For S3.7O. AT -W A 222 Thames Street.

POLICE NOTES. On Monday Jeremiah Morrisscy, the al- lesccl "Jack Shepherd" of Newport, anil boys, Charles Burns aad John Dunbar, broke into ar.a enlercd a buildins on TeWs NOW IS THE TIME up yfiursysteni wlthajfocd Iron DR. HURLEY'S IS THE BEST, 'HE HUB S. BLDHENKRAXZ, paaimacau Telephone. court owncil hy Mr.

T. T. I'itman. This morning Morrissey was bound over to await the action ot tbe grand Jury and (he boys were bent to She Sockanossett School tor Boys during their minority. William J.

Kane and Andrew McLeod have each been fined J10 and cnjls, tbe former tor assaulting Isaiali Gilliken and the latter for assaulting Officer Watson. Kane was laVen "up Ihe by Officer Walson Ihls morning, but soon after bis (leparlurc tbe officer was Ecnl worJ by telephone to relcas: him, as his fine had been paid soon after the boat left Commercial wharf. JAMESTOWN. Shake Into Yoor Shoes MlB1 ralafa1. swollen, tmirtlrg fett ccrrcsiwndcticc of tr.c Xc'Ail The regular monthly meeting of tte council was held Monday afternoon in the council the session lasting four and a half hours--the longest on record.

The chief business of interest was an animated discussion regarding the condition of the Shore raid between Narragansett avenue and the Dryer plat, it being considered a the town had not (ulfiilled its contract with the owners of Ehoreby Hill to provide a good road It tbe company would build a bulkhead on -the shore side. It was finally voted to expend on the road end on the sidewalk: The other business transacted was entirely routine in nalure, the town treasurer being authorized to hire Jl.OOO for three months to meet current expenses. In the court ot probate too account ot John R. Caswell, administrator on the es tate of Philip was referred to the fourth Monday In June: an inventory of the estate ot Ferdinand Armbrust was ordered recorded; Fetiti.oj. of A.

O'D. Taylor, administrator on tbo estate of Sarah J. Clarke, requesting per mission to sell personal property, was granted. The annual burglary of the stores 01 Jobn K. Watson and A.

Bailey occurrec Monday night. This yea( Sir. Watson los $5 ID cash. Nothing else Is missed. Wood's 'Malt Extract UAKES MOnE BLOOD.

(ilVES STRENCTII. Cu-nts Hotti GEO. fl. WOOD, Druggist, 105 TRY DOWKKG'a Compound Ext. of Sarsapariiia, A Bite ir.d reUable LI cod puritler, prepared the llor.iliiras Sursiparikli otnbir.cd trEth DjrulelEon Hoot, Vcllow Dock and tl E'otasiluin, it mates an invaluable snrintf tnedl- tine and highly for cure of disordtn imnuritiea ol tbe blood.

Sold in full lized bottlej at 75c. each. PEEPARED BY i Pharmacists, -U Uroftd-vvny. EUTERPE Cl.UB. 70 Mil.

11IV1NU I'. IRONS, Uircctor. Tth Fi-json. llih concert: Gaul's Holy City, Prttliyloriin CUurcli. Broatlivar.

I.VV 3.SI7. C'JTfji! Dolv-SiHXHicr, SOIHUHO; Oc-nni-lo KJnutitU, Contralto; Mr. Walter I. Towne, Tenor; Mr. Ilcnry Ii.

Tickets r.oiv at Slii'ic Sic to, Kojtra'a Sioro, ami nitiiiKTi of tlic KiitcriH! rhil). Jtrscn-eJ fcaia olitjfmlilc at Tl.ji:^.-? slrt-ct. MI after A 8 I ETC. HAVING rUHCHASKD the slioi) auj gwd will of Kr. Ixvrli Skir.i:tr, on Kirr)- whjrf, 1 hcrtbr r.olKj- Ihc pabllc tint I carry on the J- r.Ki cotineclioa with iirdtnt 01 Caiiir.iercial All and litotr-iitly at ctlher 1 J.

II. 1IACIIF.LLER. ELECTION. H. Druggist and Apothecary, OLD No.

US, NEW No. 2M THAMES STREET. SamrdayEvening May 29, 1897. The Richmond Hot Water and Steam Speak la uie Iii Newport AQEST3, lasurontlway GENERAL HOUSE FITTING, Plumbing, Electric Lightlm and Gas Piping. HEATIXG--Steani and Hot Water, JNCOLN CO.

11 SIlll Strscl. NEWPORT. R. I. FARMERS, ih.it It-ivjii- ar.il i-rcarrt i-i al-oni in you run iloiin vviUi kin-Is lo U-ll lo Imy.

au. then nuy ciur Ho will haiv latts lo uu. tclU un t-jrry Why tliEi is is Kiau-o if can, Cii-l in tfu lint to Ml llrflr gf-f-Jj. tjkr tlicni in ar.tl -t tlk- Ih? Wihuli i -w li ll.e Ti-, ILiy liaki-, ihc CTtuai ntor, etc. Tlion ll.t? othor I lo f.n-1 ft.

Ginci-t. A Farcical Comedy in Three Acts Uuder the Direction of Mr. Howard Hoppin. Tor the llencflt or the Newport Hospital and St. Mary's Orphanage.

Prices-Si. 7r.c., 50c. and S-ileat box ofllct WrtlDMJay. at Irto'cloclt. A new line received tins week, which we are offering at the following prices: "dozen CA11URIO teaily Lrimaied.al^oc, each.

2-5 tfozen T.AWN AND I I I I DUKSSKS, vciy at 3c, eacb. I A DKE3SK3 "ell niadP, rttierrs, and neatly ail sizej, it 4 3 each. 25 dozen I. A TOT and DIMITY DRE3SES.Il« Tokelronis, BTI MctptMLally nice lice al price, GOc. each.

I A PERCALE, all 4l2M, made to at 11.00 cadi. 15c. MAKY OTHER STVI.ES, atrailouj prkMiqi CilL AXB LOOK THEM OVEB. LEVY, 76 Broadway. For Nice Lean At the Tj C.

1 TBEPOlMABffi, Oomer Bridge anil yasiington Streeta T. OLADDISq ft SPX. r.i-ii at all. TLcicf-Tc I IIP- faniivr lus i- li of (jilurc at Tl.at tlicy UK- ir.i-ii-. Ihe nur.nF.it lurvr's a i i conns tfll wi tlrx.iin:itant-03 of Lri.ili tliat lc t-' ite rcdit of hn o-h: to mention lo farnhTJ iKat kn-jw work rtc.

But c-nc tiling ii tjnitc (o fallow, liis arc low; tlii-: it They fi-ni tho a iri'-n. arc gnrt Jre ri- aro i i l-'--(xl: cTlrrnal tvirs arc while ours a to in tr roil, i B-i-vrr, HroShcr I'jrmcr, we will with Wr will hnvo Vf nr-n-fri like your the ir.or.cy; you tO the JLidCr. Now rlorTt l-c ynur onicrs. will give a surprise Tc i not tr i inower r.nv.; we will in lirre ro-jj Ijy tlip you want liirm, Tor (ri-jm lvi jv.ir*, an-1 lf.4herc is any Itoxcnhcr the Tn io clcin; tl.p i ft? may aa as wpawtor PAIH. Our cylinder i liyt lo once a diy wily.

we stxMit Von ran saco on, onip kind) at HIP a that allrac-lhn. It ii to s.ivc an'l crot an far flraSr. Rul slop nn'l thinV. will (v-ir IKT trr.t more irear.i fr-im milk Makis six of rrvsm a :at.45c. per iJ72; tint ty.ifcrs a v-f prr ninntli; or.o tvjr it tlut rxlc ue nuVo a MVP vo'i froni i nf tho (our i tr (ho f.T Paris ftr tTiit vill kill 1h.

to an acre. We ov.r in the Tf am" wie il cotr.o they ce' fcunw thtTi aio f.ir thf-r nnrf. first nfw in the field f-r 'il siartcil Kith A. T. Anthony, May 21.

THEGEO.A.WEftVERCt). EEADQXJAUXER3 ill tint. Fira 19, 21 83 llroailirnj. BASE BALL, Freebody Park. KevrEnglar.dLea:rue Championship Games.

Thursday, May 27, PAWTUCKET. 'lmisi lie stand l-)c. t- all. tic men i cxlrj. 4 I Inys.

15c. yen- ACHILLES STEVEXS, 4S DO Spring Slreet. In gcw, I Holies Whips for 25c. ggies Tarnished for $6 A Registered Pharmacist. HAZARD.

A A 4 CO'S THE ORIGINAL NO. 6 ALL SiZM. Oo'i Peirumes and Toilet Soap Prescription pot ap wia cire ud dbpitch. Telephone. KWlt ck rt Avesne, coroer Leria Stieet GODDARD BARLOW.

PRACTICAL Tinsmiths and Metal Workers KEAtl OF 102 TtUaE3 STRtt-L 1 Tort done at reasonable raici. Tin roo3njr anl Reneral jobbing. W. H. I Carponter and Buildei, Lnngley'a AVliai-r, Oppo.

P. HESIDE.S'CE 24 BnOADYrir. Jobbing promnUr In. SMITH BOS WORTH UO, MiNUriCTURIElS IND DULER3 IS Doors, Sash, i Window Frames, etc. WEST imruDWAY.

F. A. A A Carpenter and Builder, JOBBING A. ResMtoce, IS rareweil IreeL SHOP, 7 CALIB EARLi: STREET. MONUMENTS B.

COTTRELL, Street, Opp. Iilnn.l Cemetery. FOR A Tt- Cirri Woaglcg to ooapnila.j One Victoria, one Itrotigliam, ODD Vis-H-Vis, one I Cart nnd one Top Krprcsi Applv lo Ff.tmUKR BTin.S.. 15 ihtfi ot public Lidiei wU find it to their to call and eiinnDe OH of ffMds, tucti is Etches; tirU birji ted puff), all of tbe beat imported Hair gixxla to order. Iidits 1 artiflrt in freit ririety.

Special attention piX t-s shimpooing and cutting 1 cMMreVi hiEr and btngv. MISS F. E. PATERWUATEHP Kcllpte Dlcyclf ov Exhibition. Rl MTIMP AT DAILY NEW; i OFFICE..