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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-23
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings Of Congress-
WAsHINaToN, March 70.
SENATE

SENATE
The Vice President presented peiit on
from Bsnjami G.. Harris, OF Md, on behalf
of himself and other citizsns OF that State,
asking Congress to secure compensation for
the slaves taken by the general government
or emaucipated BY State convention at
the Instance and desire OF the general gov
ernmsnt.
An executive message from tie President
was delivered to the Vios President.
The army appropriation bill Was present.
ed.
Mr.. Hiaeock presented memorial from
the chamber OF Commerce of the State OF
New York In favor of the maintenance OF
the standard os value Cd now established by
law.
Mr.. Walcott offered resolution calling
on the beads of departments for lists, pay
g., OF subordinates.
The Senate then. on motion OF Mr. Sher'
man, went into executive session on the
Behrlng Sea matter, in reference to which
the President had just cent message to the
Senate.
When the doors we're opened the 1nd!sn
appropriation bill was taken up for action.
HOUSE.
After the reading and approval OF the
journal and the reference OF various Senate
bills Mr.. Bland. of Mlsaous:, gave notice thst
be wonld at 2 o'clock tomorrow demand
the previous question on the silver bill.
The bill to pension the survivors OF the
Black Hawk and Creek Indian wars was
favorably reported.
Mr. Andrew, OF Massachusetts, from the
committee on civil service reform, reported
bill to exclude political influence in the
employment Of laborers by the United
States. House calendar.
A bill for the construction of two revenue
cutters for use on the Pacific coast and fol
two revenue cutters for use on tie great
lakes. was reported favorably.
The consideration OF the silver bill WaE
then resumed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-23
TELEGRAPHIC pREVITIEs.

Judge Van Brun. decided 10 New York
this morning to send Edward NJ. Field to
the Bnffalo State hospital.
The British House Of Commons to-day re-
j acted the miners eight hour bill By vote
OF 272 to 100
Warren Watson, clerk of the U 6. Crcuis
Cou,t. ct Kanaas City, was run over By p
t;tia and fl .lly irjared last night.
A grad parade OF Grand Army men 1as
held at Ell Pasc, Texas, yesterday, in which
con iedera.e veterans participated.
All the lower coast country In Texas is
! stirred up ever The finding OF the bodies OF
three men horribly mu!iated, and each Of
tn m bearing marks Of foul play.
Men at work Oh an old mine near Du-
buqus yesterday came across three skeletons
| II feet below she surface. The remains were
identifies as lhoge OF miners missing 30
years ago.
1t was reported In Berlin to-day that the
Count Of Dalenburg, grand marshal OF the
imperial court, hss been appointed to the
| Presidency of the PSussisn ministerial
council.
Mr.. az d Mrs. Naleon Stewart, of Millers
! burg, Ohio, stopped at hotel In Lima,
Ohio, on their bridal thur. They blew the
pas cut, and when tae door to their room
was forced open yesterday they were found
aaphy xIated.
Ohas. Mitchell and Frank P. Slavln, who
were 10 have sailed from New York today
for Liverpool, concluded to remain in this
country for another week at least. 1t ls
said that Mitchell will endes7or to get even
with Corbett before he leaves.
For the frtt time in Tho history cfKaneas
oolored men have been appointed judges Of
election. Mayor Brewster, Of Hawatha.
Kas, has ss,elted four colorsd men, enc
from each ward, 10 serve on the election
boards.
A meeting was held last night in Mem
phis, Tenn, by abou. 1000 negroes, who
passed resolutions cordemning the Iyncbirg
of Moss, Stewart. and Mcdowell. Negroes
are leaving that locality In large numbers for
Oklahoma.
The new dispatch boat. Dolpbip, which
has Just been put In commission at Norfolk.
will arrive In Washington 10 few days ttr
the purpose Of conveying party of naval
and other officials to Norfolk, Virginia, 10
witness the launching Of the protect
cruiser Raleigh, which WILL take place { n
the 31ss met
moss.grown and tightly oorked bottle
was found on Dogs Island, on the jersey
COAST, yesterday containing SIS 10 paper
money with the following words scrawled
on pieos of wrapping paper: "The finder,
whosoeyer 1t mey be, will use this money as
his own. We are sinking, death stares us
in" There is no eignat1re, nslther Ia the
name OF the vessel given.
PARIS March 23.-Mr. Whitelsw Reid, the
American minister, dined last night with Count
Dasaailly, great grandton Of the Marquis de La
fayette. The guests included all the defendants
of Lafayette now in Paris. subsequently Mr..
Reid attended farewell receipt on given in his
honor By Baron de Mohrenheim. the Russian
ambassador to Fiancs. Mr. Reid wi sail for
America on Saturday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-23
A NeR TRANSATLANTIC Line.

PHILADELPHIA, March % "A prtj sce 10
on foot to establish line Of steamers BE-
tween this port and Brean Down, q harbor
In Bristol channel, England, passengers TO
bs transported thence by short railroad to
London. English capitalists. 1t is said, will
build the terminal piera, railroad, and pre-
vide other facilities, II American capitalists
will build four vessels to cot about $500. GOO
ZACH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-23

CAPT. EVANS, OF the U. 8. ship York
town, says il his crew, instead of that OF the
Baltimore, had been engaged ia the Vslpa-
raiso ehair, he would have fred upon the
town. And he ssys this now, att.s the affair
referred to has been settled and hls country
and Chilli are 81 peace With each other.
CAPTAIN Evans should reoslve reminder
from Secretary Tracy thst naval offcsrs are
not educated end paid to tslk. bat to act,
and only to DO the lettsr when 80 ordered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-23
vJRcIETA EEWs.

Mr.. silas Brown, of Stafford county, who
was rscertiy mistaken for coon, and shci
by bis son, ls improving.
Mr.. 81. M. Mcdonald, Of New York city
was In Fredericksburg yesterday for the
purpose OF looking into the facilities there
for building pulp mill. There ts no bett,l
place for such mill than Alexandria.
Ray. Luther Weslsy Dogeett, rector OF ST.
PhlIias' church, Phiadslphis, son Of Mr.. L.
B. Dtggett, OF Fredericksburg, will be uaited
IL marriage t. Miss Fannie Q. Hinton;
daughter OF Judge D,ury Hinton, April q,
ct Grace Episcopal church, Petersburg.
Robert Fralirg. who is In jail at Lynch.
burg charged with committing crinisal
assault on four year-old girl 10 Roanoke
Saturday, positively denies the charge. Fra
ling wss epiritsd away by the Roanoke au
thorities Saturday night to prevent lynch
Ing.
A glove contest will come of at Mill
Creek, Norfolk, next Friday night, between
Bobby Frankford, Of Philadelphia, light
weight who Ia bsing trained by jack Sava-
naugh, "Wangoe," aud Jack Block, OF Gin
cinnati, ws!ter.Weight, In training under
Patsy Morgan.
MIR. W. L RoyalI delivered lecture 10
Richmond last night for The benefit OF the
fund being raised for monument TO conc
nemorste the valor of southern soldiers.
His subject was Life, Times and Rsminis
censes of The Private Soldiers of the Confed.
crate Army" The feature of the occasion
was q CONF d ,rate campfire and number
OF we'll known ex.Ocnfederstes sttired 10
the gray uniforms of a southern private sol.
der. These surg come Of the songs that
stirred the hearts Of the southern people
duripg the var.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-23


Mr.. M1LLs's defeat whsn candidate f''
the speakership CT the Q. 8. House Of Rep
resertstiyes var, aad OILY naturally,
sricgous disappointment TO him. but it mas
proved veritab!s bsss:ing liz disguise, tol
had he been successful, it is doubtful "heth'
er he would have been elected to the ssh
ate, certsloly not without difficulty, where
as. Ia consequence OF his defsat Tor Speaker
he was elected Senator unanimously and
without any practical opposition. And SO II
is with many other men. Oblscts they hsn'
for turn out to be evils, Vhiie those they
fight against rebound t. their benefit. Men
are but leaves, which the winds blow aS tha5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-23

Neuralgia pain Ia usually Of 80 intensely
sharp, cutting or burning character. 70 et-
feet speedy and permanent cure rub tho.
roughly With Salvation OH. the greatest palm
cure on earth. Is cents.
When e man 10 III he should send for 8
doctor at onos but when he has cough OK
core throat be needa only Dr., BalPs Cough
syrup. Is cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-23

While the o. & NJ. train vas crossing the
1 inois Central tracks at Odln, Ills, this
morning. freight train or that road tore
through II, carrying away the dag coach
and the front end of the sleeper. There
we're II passengers In the day coach, oil Of
whom were injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-23
Foreign NeWs.

PERTH, Australia, Mar. % The counsel
of Deemipg, the vile murderer. Ia tvyiug to
prevent his extrsdtlon t, England for trial
for numbering bis irst wife and four child.
rem there.
AMSTERDAM, Mar. 23- a FIRE destroy.
ed four houses on tae Keiz.rgraoht canal
yet t,rday. Five persons were killed and
twenty were injured. Seven OF thoss who
were Injured are 10 critical condition.
LONDON, Mar. ga large crowd OF
MIXERS lest night gathered about the engine
house of the Hebburn coliery, in Durham,
and threw stones st the men who refused to
strike, severely ipjuring them. The police
we're sent to escort the enginemen to their
homes. When tbs police had gone awey
the mob amused themselves by throwing
stones and breaking the windows OF the en-.
eineei's residence. One Of the enginemen
fred upon the strikers, whereupon they
fed.
BERLIN, March PA FIRE ia raging at
Immenhsuaen, @ town of sbou. 300 inhab-
itarts In Hesse, Nassau. Already 80 houses
aud number OF stables have been burned.
HYEREs, Frapce, Mar. 25.-A stringent
guard is kept about tae Hotel Costebelle,
where tae @ 1een of England is soiourning.
Yesterday the Dake OF Connaught, the
Queens third son, was approaching the no.
tai when be was halted and refused admit.
lance by tae guards. The latter did not
RECOGNIZES the Duke and when be pereittsd
in bis intention to vIsit the Qaesn they
threatened to arress him. Matters were be-
coming decidedly interesting, when the
Duke bethought himself OF informing the
guards who he was, when amid profound
apologies hs was allowed to pass.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-23
he Louisiana Primary Election.

NEW ORLEANS. La, Mar. % 10 the
election yesterday New Orleans gives Nc
Every, f,r governor. 1882 The country
will increase that vote and there is prac-
lioal certainty that the McEaery ticket has
been elected By q majority likely to be TO-
ono or 10 600
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-23
TIVE WAR DspARrMENr, pnder charge c

TIE WAR DEPARTMENT, under charge Ct
M,. Proctor OF Vermont. stationed COM
psny OF negro troops at Fort Mysr, in this
county, for year, SIS reward for good ssE-
vice. but, under charge Of Mr.. Eikils Oh
West Virginia. 1t has refused to grant aim.
liar favor tor similar service to g company
o,Indian soldiers. But Indisns don't vote
ST Presidential elections. while negroes do.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-23
Mrs. Margaret Shepherd, a young married

Mrs. Margaret Shepherd, young married
woman lising With her husband at Peters.
boro, O. t., committed suicide last night by
swallowing quantity OF carbolic acid. Che
attempted to poison her little boy with tbs
acid, but was prevented by her husband.
Daring the struggle between the husband
and vile the childs faos was terribly burn.
ed by some OF the carbolic acid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-23
A Human Wheat Field.

goshen, Ind, March 23.-Iohn sousley.
farmer, q7It t,rsshing last Ssp :ember with
o badly irAamed eye. Yesterday an oculist
found that q grain of whest had lodged in
his eye, sproptsd, and in its growth had
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-23

forced passage up between the scalp ENC
skull and had found an outlet near the apex
of the right eye. The stalk was removed
and transplanted in hot bad. where 1t is
expected to grow. sousley is doing hne!y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-23
. A Card.
10 Tie EDITOR O,,he alexandria Gazette.

To tho Editor of.he Alexandria Gazette:
In the GAZETTE of The 18th inst, appeared
statement that I was elected delegate to the
co,ored district convention which meets here on
the 28Ih inst. beg to state that had NO cen.
necsien whatever with that afait and that my
name was Used without ny consent or approval
and that respectful y decline. Respectfully,
J. 8. GREEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-23

TIE United States House Of Representa-
kiyes remained in session until halfpast ten
O'CLOCK last night, debating bill giving ell
yer mine owners and silver importers one
dollar for every sixsy.riae and half cents
worth Of silver bullion they may eend to the
miDts. Strange, but true.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-23
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK, Mar. 23.-The opening OF The stoc,
market this morring was marked by q cessation
OF the animation In the general list and the .sps
insignificant changes in quotations Duup..,
marked the late dealings snd at II m the MAJ.
ket was dull and heavy generally at the loves.
prices reached.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-23

Court of Appeals in Richmond Yesterday.
Edmunds, executor, against Bruce and
Others Argued and submitted.
Hurs against Blocks. Argued and con.
,ipued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-23

Buy Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup. IL cures es
without fail. To be had ct oil dealers Tor 20
cents.
"Heaven's last best git-my ever new de.
light" Ia not my brown-stone house. nor my
carriage and pair, DOR my fine neg yacht,
nor my prettiast girl, nor my hopes of seat
in congress. nor thasa. but my wonderful
eure ior pain, Salvation Oil,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-23

Tie markets continue stsgrant With rothirg
new CT encouraging to report, receipts are eI.
ceedingy email and trsnsscii;l. consequently
light, shading lower. We quote Flour e,.y.
Wheat weak at rsrge of from 20 to 90. Rye
dul. at 10 20 so. Corn As to As. Ca.s 81 to 40
Eggs 10 to IA. Butter il scarce ard sells quickly
at is 10 %, as to class, Potatoes ste adrug at
So TO 40. Dressed Pork az Poultry are wanted.
Apples, Onions az other produce are without
Oh nge Mill Feed. Esy snd Straw are flmer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-23

sonebrsker's Linimsut Ia thu standard
inimer used 10 the hcspltals end schools
throughout the world. Price % cents q
bittle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-23
Tle Southern Building & Loan Associate.
nFKNOYVILYE TENNFssEE

OF KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE.
Local Office s.-President, J. e. B. Thompson.
DiIectors, II. smoot, N. Perry, G.. Il. Rinkeu,
J. F. Tsckelt and l.. Stabler.
Attorney, J. z. H. Norton.
Cne of the largest BUILNING ASSOCIATIONS
In the United States; has 100000 shares in
force coat 81 per share fr.t month so cte,
per share thereafter, natures in z years,
II snts paid up stock S5l per share, drawing
6 per cent. interest semisnuually. worth
$500 In seven years.
E~F For fail particulars call on
3. F. Knox, Sec. and Treas,
mar23 216 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-23

At Montreal L. o. alo.he Co., cigar manu-
facturera, have made an assignment. Liabilities
$500, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-23

GOOD COOKING RAIsNs, Sc per, lb at
VI dec1A ]. G. MILBURNH
(YHOICE TABLE BUrTER, in rolls, for sale BY
~ dac18 J. c. MILBURN
uOMINY FLAKES lust received by
IL deco &c. MILBURN
DBILLIPs' DIGEsTIBLE COCOA for sale by
l feb26 10. MILBURN.
DEEFsTEAK TOMATOES, in glass jars and in
ID cans for Gale by
feb9 &c. MILBURN.
EREsH HOMINY FLAKES and BOILED
Il OATS just received by
ian27 10. MILBBRN.
O6 BOXES DUAYEAB SUPERIOR COIN
20 STARCH received today by
teb26 g. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-23
BALTIMORE Mar. 23.-VirEinia oor.ols =;
do So 7211ss72aa.

BALTIhOG1, MAI. ~o.-sllEials corsoi3 -;
do So 721ss72S..
eA17rno7E, Mar. %. Flour dull and IN.
changed. Wheat femer: No . re5, spot a1d Mar
97Is93; April 81 bid /; NAV 95ssa953s Jure
944. bid steamer No red 92lh' 90 southein
dull; Fultz 93a9S; Lopgberry 954101. Corn
| strong mixed, suot and Mar IS 46A; April 46
bid May 46a46A; June 45lha46; steamer mix
| ed 44H.s44b; Southern cora doll; white 45a46;
y,llew 46.47. oats quiet but steady No
white Western 36a361s No 2 mixed lido 34l
asked. Bye quiet and steady; No 90s91 asked.
Hay easier; good to choice timothy S14 Goals CO.
Provisions stoady.
NEW YORK, Mar 23.-Cotton -; uplsnds =;
Orleans -; futures steady. Flour quiet and easy
Wheat active ard firm. Corn active snd strong
or. Pork quiet snd steady at 50 50a$11 co.
Lard inactive at ST. 52ka
CHICAGO, Mar. 23.-11O0 a m-Wheat-Msy
S3A July 927s Corn-Msy3e7s; July 371s
Osts-May s77s; July nominal Pork-May
SO 10; July $40 s6; Lard-Msy S. %; July
s. s. 49, 81 Short 'i''-A'y 50 S0's' Ss''' July
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Mar. % Cattle
market steady good to cboics steers 80 S0a4 40,
prime ASS, other $3.2Oa3 60, ssockers 1913 40,
cows 81 sosS 40 per 100 lb.; HogsoomsIket
and packers Sd 40s4 75 prime heavy al butch
ers' weights $4.76s4 49, light 81. 70a4s5 per 100
lbs. Sheep-msrket strong natives So 90.640
Wcaterns S., sos %, Lambs s6a7 per 100 lbs.
NEW YoRK CATTLE MARKET Mar 90 -Rceves
No trade; feeling firm. Cslves-msrket steady;
Veals $5aS per 100 bs. Sheep and Iambs-msr.
ket firm ; shosp 5.7, lsmbs $6a7 81 per 100 Its
Hoss-market n. minslly steady st $4 90s5 so
per 100 lba
QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET, Mar. 22.-At
Union stock yards this week 153 Cattle were on
the market and sold as follows Best 44Rs4e.c
good 4a4tac medium 3las3a .c common 2a2a.c
per Id. $50 Sheep and Lambs were offered Old
Sheep 4a61ac, and Lamts 6s714c per Id. Cows ard
Calves sold at S25a50. The market for cattle
was dull Sheep and amb5 good.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,. MARCH o.
Sun rises .............6 So San sets........ 6 10
ARRIVED.
sehrJ ] Hansen, Boothb,y, ice, to f A Retd &
Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-23

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET Mar 22-Rcevea
No trade; feeling firm. Cslves-msrkets steady :;
Veals $5aS per 100 lbs. Sheep and ambi-m.r.
ket firm shosp $5.7, lsmbs $6a7 81 per 100 It's
Hoss-market n. minslly steady at $4 90s5 so
per 100 lba.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-19

THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
once g the license oom%IssUpe5s Q .s 2, Ysa

ONCE OF the license commissioners,
City Hall, Providence September W. lov1
Application for license TO llpure spirituors IN.
toxicating and malt liquors have been made py the
Coton.wm. H.. Sol High street. TO Oswald wursch'
De ssnsibatiere. r.. i-os EDDY street, to oIIal-
Fitzgerald, Chas A.. 66l Nuth Main street. 10
Thomas Mulcnhy. same location.
O'Driscoll. Jere. r.. 800 South Main street., 10
opitz. Henry. IS Pond street 10 Frederick Marx.
.Mcsoley. James E.. ESQ Atwells avenue to sos
MuIrain. William. oSe High street. to Thos Camp
Platter. Max sis Branch avenue. to Hugh Brady.
Rooney. Patrick. ess South Main street. TO 1917
Roon.y. Thomas. 1873 Prairie avenue, to John 4.
Murphy same location. 49,. ,,,.
Ruswortfs Fred NJ. p-11 Delane street, 10 WIN.
Kinnan. James, 35i Atwells avenue. to sos North
,McElroy. Edward. "a Spruce street. to Peter aib-
Nc Kenna. Frank. 80 Bergen street, to COL Eddy
street. -
Boris, Louis w. OF Fountain street. 20 Oscar
Johnson. same location. M, =, a.
ret. EOS Gladstone avenue. corner Franklin av-
enue
New Application.
American Brewing Co. (nrst-class Harris av-
The board OF License Commissioners will be In
tober o, 1892. at $3.50 clock =. NJ. at which time
ana place all versions so desiring may be hearu on
the matter Of granting such 4 aRpl,SsaMt.oMNs' ~ SM.M
JOHN II. sfuDLEY,-
DENNIS J. MCCARTHY.
sIo-l5t License Commissioner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-19
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Concrete Sidewalks on Canal and
North Main Streets.
Joint Resolutions Of the City Council
September Z, 1872.


RESOLVED And IL Is hereby ordered and direct
ed that the sidewalks on the east side OF Canal
street and on the west side OF North Main street.
from SteeIle street 20 Elizabeth street In the CITY
OF Providence, shall be altered and improved by
reng the same from said Sesplc street To SAID
Elizabeth street. so that said sidewalks, for ther
whole length. as aforesaid shall be the width rs oc
cuplci three-eiehths OF inch rise per foot from
the Inside OF the curb To the street lnc except mod
ifcation necessary meet the occupation ifne and
shall be otherwise constructed In manner aud OF
materials as follows. viz:
All materi i above said grade shall be excavatcd
and removed. Cool sand gravel shall be used
for filling whenever u may be required:
The 70 ndaton shall be mposed OF clean, coarse
less than two inches in depth. after being rolled
and thoI oughly compacted.
1he top oI the founuation shnll be brt uyht 10 n
smooth surface by the addition OF fine pebble COM
peteiy coaie with tar ana thoroughly rol ed
The top dre sing shall consist of cea. sharp sand,
layer OF such thickness that after being rolel and
c1mpacted IL Will not be less than inch Ia depth.
The total depth OF walk when finished shall not be
less than three inches,
The quality Of the tar used shall be equal In all
respects to that made by the Providence Gas Com
dry before coating or saturatine the same with tar
said alteration and IMPROVEMENT OF said side
walks shall be completed within six weeks from the
time OF the passage thereof.
And IL Is hereby further resolved, ordered and
directed that the notices OF the aforegoIny resou-
tion, order and direction, required TO be gwen and
the publication OF the aforegoing required to be
made, shall be given or made, as the case may be,
IN manner and as required by law.
true copy.-wiiness:
WILLIAM Z. CLARKE,
sl9-3tm CITY Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-19
Tho Technical School. English Classical
and University Grammar.

The Technical School. English Classical
and University Grammar.
The RHODE ISLAND Technical School
was open this morning under favorable
circumstances, and the indications are
that successful years studies will be
pursued.
The English and Classical School on
Snow street was opened by Principal
Charles b. Gof Phi. ID. and all of last
years teachers were present except Mr.
Towne who is qnafantined on the steamer
Bretagne In New York Bay. In some Of
the rooms every seat was filed. These
new teachers will have the delightful task
OF teaching the young idea how to shoot.
Arthur b. Bryant, B. s., teacher of sci
ence; Charles E. Reed of English branches;
James A Pirce, A. B., classical studies
The University Grammar School was
well filled shortly after the doors were
opened.
With the exception Of Herbert A. Rice,
A. B.. ailsof the old teachers were present,
Mr. Rice resigned eome time ago to pur-
sue the study of law John B. :Dimar, A.
NJ, will be general assistant instiu:ior
this year and Prof. Louis Claveri will
give lessons In French.
Mr.. Diman is son Of Prof. Diman,
who was connected with Brown Univer.
sity years ago as Professor Of History.