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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-25
DIED.

CIEoPmHs daughter ofJohn and the late Annie
Fuiera from her late s Tesdnee. ss oongdon street
Saturday morning, az o'clock
BLASGuAnDIn this e,ty ESD ip't ~ lis Angus Ae
Funeral saturday. 2fth Inst, NJ y; NJ troIh M
friendsa ee'lr; invited 'SS,i @ attend. W.
CUsTER-In this city, March 2s. JAMES Gus
r. Tsr AGED I. sssrs 3 nien,s s day, March % a,
O'clock, at the branch avenue saptls, Church
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attn
cHpRIrs p svnra son OF the late Jo..ph d. and
Mary L pevo formSsry % By, Wsrr, arr o. az y O'Clock
j, NJ Burial later. Ke.aEivss and friends are In
New York S and fai River papers please copy.
DANIEL In New York, ThurSday. morning,
HoRAcr DANIELS, son OF the late Horace and
Notice OF funeral later.
HAMMOND-In North smithneld. March z.
FRAScIs D., son OF George w. and Julia y.
Funeral saturday, March gG st l;so Y. ~, at his
late home K.ist.ye. e and & friends are invited to
HIsCOx-In this city March "a, at the residence
OF her daughter. Mrs, Charles II. Morse, No. A3
Laura street. Mrs. hAHTHA u. Hisoox, aged "a
ruhscrsi sas' al Westerly. SVeii RI.
LILLIBRIDGE-In Black Rock, Coventry. on
the ssd Inst NATHANIEL L. LILLiBhiDes'
Funeral saturday. eeth inst, at O'Clock at the
residence OF bis brother. George Lilibridge.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend.
sMITH-In this city, 2ith inst, JENNIE L., wife
OF Charles G. Smith. in her Bath year.
Funeral from her hus hands residence. - Sherwood
street, Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Relatives
and friends are Invited TO attend.
TUG Erin Grcenyllle, 22d inst. ANprEw J.
TUCKER. sn OF James and Hannah Tucker,
aged years and 10 months.
Funeral Saturday. efth Inst, at o'clock Relatives
and friends are invited 20 attend.
yINCENT-In Pawtucket, Path inst. Mrs. JANE
VINCENT. widow OF Edward Vincent, In the I'D
year Of her age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
WARD-In This city, on March cath. KATIE
WARD. In the goth year OF her age.
FunGral from John Brady's residence No 20 Royal
street, on Saturday March 26th. ~ $50 A. NJ.
Relatives and fr ends are invited 10 attend.
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Fall River, Warren & Providence R. R.
MORTGAGEE'S SALE.

rsli River. Warren and iiSvtdsnoe ksiisosS Corn
pursuance Of tie power q sale therein .conteined,
EyeT warsS as ana RoS cSmpssy
and !heir Isllroad and ~ appurtepanees from TIE
siass q sScSs IsisPd % wit Win the ffevidepes @
sanoS sas ysr sys0 in Sa'.s hs oma ,S Hss
in the state OF Massachusetts, together with all the
houses. and land corrected thsfewisf, and aTtsrss
70 the sane belonging and all the right OF using ead
tho right bsoneias TO said company q Thing toii.
and ss 5eTe sps srSH tie 0 raE te
and interest Of said Company in ard 20 re follow,
sSTfbsd in the Following recited eonyeyapcos from
o ssSbsei eha * @ssn dated NOV aeS fs
n a9a % Ss @ cSss ssd e from sd MAR
ssss an soSf h' s 5s Sss s Ssst fS
na sedd rom IN s rSeSE IL noCs s
Page go IN deed fSo% S0its Pecs dated feS
sS;iS $Ss 4 &
M 9 n sa ssS 5Sm rISssa bsSs Cole e ana & other s
3naftw cole dated March 70, iSSi nSd rsssrdsd 70
am a PsD sa 5C dss. $s i IN .sS assd ID
Ss.s dm SAD sms. sSa r dsisS sS SSx S q 70
Ss'sa aesa rom rom s.Sss rai short % dated sssS ssiS
BSa Fs. no ana e s 3 SsSS and fF9s as
!s i'a assa ssSd E@ stRS'i s@!sss
= Prs d ssSsTdf 3 BS 40
Feb Is isC4, and recorded in said records IN Book
BE- l &Sa g 1891 S .nS SsPq @ "a
%% II .s aasaISs s S. Sc as @ sns
deed from Martha Brown. dated July 80 1904 and
ioi u the STATE q Massashu.etts II hook 10: ass
ts'srds Deed a ffe% SSf sssS g. ana nd ro@ 1S
Sa qeco1. Book 10 Gi psss. sa 4ss % sss in deed
from NJ rtha brown, dated July 70. isei, and re-
% Seed o@ f11S sSs Il
sd des 1 rS So Ssr ES S d
3 SssSrs dssS ae @ ss m nnd s rss9f %
decd m ON sSfsS Fran nor GRAY va and others dated April
1864, and record d In said records in BOOK NO. 27i,
pasas pps = dated an seO S isSc % and reoorasd Is
records in Book No, page ia a deed
pages sas e. IS IN II e sGSs
ds Dec Dec isos and recqrdsd in sald rsSsrls II
Book No. 2o6 pages A74. 40. in dead from sarah
In said records In Book No h7i pages 4i0 al Air
reference being had 70 each and al OF the foregoing
reclted deeds Tor more particular description OF
the premises therein referred 20.
Also all the personal estate now owned by ssid
corporation and all other estate TO II belonging, real
personal mixed wherever situated and all rig hts.
franchises aud privileges now he'd or enjoyed ~
said Company and covered by said mortgage, at
public auction NJ the otfce Of the Town Clerk n tho
Town of Warren, Bristol County. Rhode Island, on
Tie 9th day OF May, A u. lsea, at IL o'clock In the
JOHN NJ. wAsHBURN, D.
JAMES R. KkNDRICk, Trustees
CHARLES L. Low ERiNG.)
March "a. St.
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rHE CITY OF PRovIDENCE.
one. q, ,he License Commissioner,

Cirv Hall Providence March 10. 1879.
srrI,cations fof transfer of license 70 scit pure
s,ritaons ntoxics ing anh malt liquors, have bccn
made hy the To- ou ng-named persons;
V. BeAneieau. IL Fulton street, 10 n L. bu-
Parney Bsnnetf, ics. 10. lie wickenden street. 10
Ioece j. Aclsrltir same location.
Herbert l.. burroughs i7s broad street, To Michset
N. NAgrre; s2rv2 lNcauau. 49,
Booth A Hu<hiasoh, p3 kddy strect, II. r. MoDon-
Carl ~ hSch, ~. Broad strees TO Thomas Booth
loa Eddy street. .- -.
John oseas IL Evans street, to Terence Smith;
s0pc location, So,
RobsTi kes-ftsscn rs Douglas avenue to ESQ
Richard sIuce, 10 Superior srect. to John Murphy
Alberto d. sweet. 47i Potters avenue. 70 Michael
JosepS \ Wnnroe iss.a,sN i5s South Main strcse,
90 Eiileh Ason same location. .x,., 4,
Etl Al ANcn. ~ smithncld avenue. 70 hichaei y.
Sbsug bnsssy Eame location. 80 - 4.
:, stephen y. McMAaeh, lsg At~ells svenos' 70
Daniel Mcouald. iap Charles srsst, TO Andrew
oaliaghcfi same location.
W. A. Webster, 81 Dorrance streee 70 n. d.
Sssthew barry, 10 Union street, 10 Patrick X.
naaley, Toye 4 Co.. Sos Canal street, 10 Manned
JaI,nih Lcis. i6s Knight street -. .
The Boatd OF Aioehsc Commissioners VII cs 10
SESSION In their oiI,cc. City Hal Monday, haron ~
lsp2. az $50 oclock Y " "A wnieh use S sna ps,ss
CfURGE H. BUEEHAM,
CiiAS EDWAflp PAfkE.
JOHN N. sTUDtBv,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-25
sHERIFF,s SALT.

By virtue OF an alias execution No. 3sO5, issued
from the District Court OF the Sixth judicial dig
!rct on the "a dey of January lSg9 9nd rem, nnele
ihdwsrd BiG,GHTHi, Q, the city q ,d. pIoyi.
Of or commorant OF Providence is the de-
fendant WI be sold at pq9bbie auction on
al the sheriff Oigice, In the Court House. College
street. % the city Of rOyeepee all The right tide
Edward s. Coates, had on the Iith day OF
Jan, 1sso, At 10 O'Clock A, X. the time OF the
In and 70 the following described real estate, VIZ;
certain lot Of land situated Gala street M the
city OF Providence. described Lot 80 On Plat 90,
made for the use ~ the Assessors Of Taxes of the
city OF Providence and ON fe Ia said Assessors Oice
June 20. lsS2 Bcing one OF the lots conveyed
20 Mary A. Diggs by BENJAMIN Tripp.
City Treasurer OF tho city OF Providence
land records Of the city Of Providence In deed book
Sla. pare 5T.
guch execution N suff G ent.
SAMUEL 4, GARDINER, Dspaty sheriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-25
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
BUCKLIN STREET.

City Clerks ONCE, March 90, 1892
All persons Interested In the report OF the Com
missioner of Estimate and Asso sTnent appointed
by the supreme Court OF this State. at us April
term, A ID. 1891, 20 lay out and extend Bucklin
street from pabol street northerly To the junction
of Dexter and Cromwell streets. are hereby notified
hl-d IN the ssid supreme Court, and that all per-
fOns aggrleyed by "a Il report must ne with tho
Clerk OF said Court notice In writing OF Their In
tention to claim jqry trial In said matter. within
thirty days after the reception of this notice by
them or they will not be entsd % such Jury trial
WILLIAM l.. CLARKE.
mr22-N City clerk
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TIE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
PUBLIC HEARING.
once Of the Clerk of Committees,

once OF the Clerk Of Committees
City Hall, Providence March is, 1892.
The Joint Committee of the City Council on Rail-
roads 10 whom WAS referred the petition Of tho
Unisb Railread Company for permission 70 lay and
maintain raks for double track. with suitable
cross-overs in the following street- vic:
In Broad street. from Roger williams Park 10 the
city line;
"a PswtucksI avenue. from ss1tOa street to SEQ
ond street and
In South Main street. from Planet street 70 Custom
avenue.
Hearing upon said petition in Room II, City Hall.
on FRIDAY March 25th. 1902. at 2;s0 oc ock j NJ,
when all parties Interested are hereby notified 70
appear II they shall see 1T and be heard thereon.
- GEo' L. vosE Chairman
p.T. HAYDEN. Clerk OF Committees. mris-os
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-25
CRY IDVERTIsEMENrs.
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
CANVASS NOTICE,

The several Boards OF Canvassers win meet for
the purpose Of canvassins and correcting their re-
ep~ctive ward lists OF voters, on WEDNESDAY,
March 70, 1854, and for the final canvass on SAT-
URDAY. April g. 1872, Mt 1880 o'clock p NJ. on each
DAY, AZ the following places:
FIRST wARD-At the Ward Room on wickenden
street.
.sECoND wARD-At the Ward Room on North
THIRD wARD-At tho Ward Room on Smith
street.
FOURTH wARD-At the School House on Foun-
tain street.
FIFTH wARD-At the Ward Room on Beacon
Avenue,
SIXTH wARD-At the Ward Room on Public
street,
land street.
EiGHTg wARD-At tho Ward Room on Hsr-
riEop street.
NINTH wARD-At the Ward Room on Panas
street.
tenth wARD-At the Ward Room on Aswelrs
avenue.
Transfers 20 close at $50 o'clock p. NJ, on the last
day o. the canvass.
by order of the Chairmen.
WILLIAM +. CLARKE,
mr23-lot City Clerk.
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AssICNFY,s NOTICE.

John Krctz. dealer in toys. confectionery cigars.
fruit etc. of Providence x. l., has this day made
an Assignment % me Of all his property Not ex-
enipt nv law from attachment" FOR the equal bene-
M Of al his creditors Creators requested TO
present their claims and debtors 70 account 10 aud
pay GARDNER Ia MlLIEk, Assignee,
200 BENEFIT street.
Providence, n. l., March 60. Is92
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-25

Improved March IL, 1901
II is ordained by the City Council OF the Cfty Of
Providence as fOlows;
Section l. No person shall cast throw. place or
deposit on any sidewalk orosswalk, street. avenue
or pu bic place within the corporate nm.ts OF the
City OF Providence, any any part of any carbon
used ty any electric lighting company. 49,
section .. Any person who shall be found guilty
Of vioatlng the provisions OF the foregoing section
snail ne punished by ine Of not exceeding twenty
dollars.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-25

Marriage aud funeral Notices. one insertion,
s0c.: each additional insertion. f5c.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-25

The NEWS hss already become one sf
sh. brightest and most influential nsvs-
papers In Nsw Enslsaa--Bsssklsa 1snsA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-25
MARRIED..

LIN-Tn this city. on the
23d, inst, by the Rev, II. 4 Cushman, ID, ID. at
resdence Of the brides parents, Mr.. JAMES
MITCHELL ANTHONY 20 Mss CLARA ISABEL
FRANKLIN, both OF Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-25

The now desponding Democracy
Charles r. German in Dimond Hall.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-25
STATE ADTERTISEMENTS
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
House Of Representatives.

Providence March q. 1892.
The COMMITTEES on the Judiciary OF the House OF
Repre- sentatiyes viii hear all persons Interested In
An act 60 vaiiate the Imperfect certificate Of nom.
ination OF Democratic c6Ddidnte. for The General
Assembly In town OF Lincoln filed with tho Secre-
tnry % state on the 22nd day ot March 1872 IN the
House OF Representatives., Oh FRIDAY, March 20,
1872 upon the Iisina of the House
ELLERY II. WILSON, Chairman
A. s. HOPKINS Clerk
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-25

Approved March IL, 1921
II Is ordained by the City Council OF the City Of
Providence as follows
Section /. Chapter LII. OF the ordinance entitled
"sinking Fund" 10 hereby amended by adding tho
following section
Sector, ie. The Commissioners OF sinking Funds
are ereby authorized 20 hold In trust for the Conn
m.SiOners OF the North burial Ground, according
20 the terms ana provis ons OF Chapter 1sl OF tho
Public Laws passed by the General AsscInhly az tho
January sion A. D. 1882 stocks or bonds, OF any
ration, that may be Dedueathed or donated to
tie perpetual care funds OF the North Burial
Ground.
True Copies-Witnessi
WILLIAM +, CLARKE,
mr2e-3t City Clerk
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-25

Furnished rooms supplied with Lodgcrs
by n fO-cent adve vertisement in the News"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-25
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
House Of Representatives.

Providence. March 2l, 1904
- Jhe COMMITTEES on the Judiciary Of the Hons, of
Representatives. Win hear al persons intsree sd IN
" An act In re- alton 20 the icensinc ~ private DE-
t.ctiyes" on friday. March 2a iss2 upon The
ILLERY. n WILSON. charman,
e. HorKrrs Clert nrre-et
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-25
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.

CHAPTER CCCLXXvI.
An Ordinance Adding si,o0o 90 the Appropriation
for Building Fire Station corner OF Eat
ter CCLKy, ot the ordinances Entitled An
Fire station on South Main Street, corner OF
Con Street"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-25
DITID IN II =.
PROVIDENCE GAS COMPANY.

dividend of 81. 90 per share has been declared,
payable On the first day UI April next - stgct-
holders OF record A. he close Of business the 18Th
ing.
The transfer books will be ocsc the elst, n the
6lst instants, both days incluAivc.
he directors have ordered new GER
tncates To b made and they E.ii W rendy 10 be ek
charged for the old certihcaies. which the stock
hold now bold, on and after April lst neHt at the
Treasurer's oficg. a. a. >. ATEh. Treasurer.
Provide ice II. l.. March 10. 1892.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-25
MONDAY, MARCH 2S,
H2f1c H2fE PR0MENADE
RpJnuNkA'c FAMOUS
DntUHHM . ORCHESTRA,
Marlboro Song waltzes. Eminent sololsts.
Grand Concert 8 70 10. Select Round Dancing
Toto IL. Bouquet 10 every Promenade.
Tickets i5c Seats Ioc extra at oon's Music Store.
OLD FOLKS RECEPTION

AZ Tem7oranoc Hall, Friday evening, March q, TO
be held by the Courageous Circle Of Kings DauRh-
ters of.St. Paul's VI. y. Church, Daring he even
ing there VIII be Songs OF Ye Oiden Tyne by Cho-
rus OF young men and maldens also II uInOrOuS Sc
lections by Will NJ. Anthony. An Orchestra OF
young men win lead the music. Cake, cream, cot-
misss1n, 10 cents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-25
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.


LoR sALE--A GOOD NICE FARM OF TWEEN
u " acres, In South Scituate. n. ]. good build
inzs lots of fruit wood for home use; everything
tn gOod condition Will he sold az low price. Par-
ticulnrs OF II. Y. FERRlN, 40 weyboasot at.
L'oR sALE-NEw DEAL IN HOUSE LOTS BY
II old reliable parties; viii sell choice lots on the
sprngue Homestea Plat AZ $50 each. with war
ranted decd on payment OF -; balance In weekly
monthly payments. without interest or any other
charge whatever; lotteryi no humbug, but the
biggest bargain ana square deal A. l.. AN
DREW, 80 Westminster ~.
CHEAPEST LAND At FDGEwoOD - OUR
~ $50 lots. For residence or Investment they cal-
Dot b. equalled A. tho price. Narrilganseu Real
Estate Co, 40 WeybOssct So
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(Approved March IL. lss
II IS ordained by the City Council OF the City OF
Providence as follows;

Section 1. The srm OF sixteen hundred dollars Is
hereby added 20 the special appropriation made by
Chapter CCLXVI OF the ordinances TO build fro
staten on tho corner OF East aveuue and Olney
street, snd auount % be Transferred from the ap-
preparation made by Chapter CCLXV. Of tho ordl-
nasces for building hro station on South Main.
corner OF CON street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-25

Has discovered new, extraordinary, guiok eortoins
inexpensive cure for diseases OF the bra ana spa
nal Cord, supernatorrhea, Seminal Wea krosA
Fluid Escapes, Impotency and Dcrsnged funcs
tlons OF the Nerves and Qenerfttye tYIuRtQmh
THIS NEW AND MARVELLOUS MEDlCAL
TREATMENT has cured the most dos perste forlne
OF Nervous Disorders Ia both young ana ed. To
debiiated youth Il besto,vs the yigcr Of manhood.
and In advanced age II eetabltrhed me -Ugor o4
youth without the possibility OF failure. URINARY
COMPLAINTS acute or Chroac DschargesA stricts
ure. Retention of Urine. Gravel. ktaasy or BAddes
Disorders SYPHILIS, secondary SYMPTOMS hyup-
tloRa No restriction in Diet or ktnaxanos ron
business. RECENT CASES CURbD lN TAREn
Ok FOUR DAYS. PatienU whose cases have bccn
neglected. ably treated or pronouncea incurabie
arc particularly invited 10 visit Dr. Lewis. A writs
Ten guarantee OF cures given In all cases arranged
ard undertaken.
who have been mpletely discouraged Of ever BE-
fnC cured after having experlmepted with various
advertised nostrums electric bells etc. which IN.
varlbly DO more harm than good a. every phase OF
disease commands different and special utatmenL-
TO those who may have been disappointed DR..
Lewis would say consn him and he VIII restore the
dsappointed ono TO al the duties OF life. whethe4
they be physical or mental pertaining 70 marzse0
life OF "sin2le hlessedness-"
DR. q. j. LEWIS Is PERMANENTLY LOCATED
from II chmond street ton Broad street,. Once
hours all the year round forn TO and 20 ., sun
day 10 10 2. not later.
iy- Rh enmatisIn efrectunlly cured
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-25
CHAPTER cCCLxxvIrr.

An Ordinance in Amepdmont OF Chapter LII OF the
Ordinances, enttded sinking Funds" and
Au.uotizny the Commission r. OF sinking Funds
TO Hold stocks or Doc 10 In Trust for the Com
miss. .oners OF the North Burial Ground.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-25
TO LEr-MIsCELLANEO Us.

ITO LET-CoMMoDIoUs STABLE FOR 30
u horses, corner Atwells nv. and Bourne st. Ap-
ply 20 r. II. RICHMOND. 81 Fountain st.
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FOR SALE OR TO LET-HO USES

JroR SALE OR TO LET-BRICK HOUSE ON.
Broadw wav: ID rooms besides closets. etc. all
modern improvements. Call on ISAAC l.. GoFF.
Ncybossct, corner Dorrance streets.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-25

cence. nr ~ Ham L. Wood, pharrasc
street. rawtucket. X.
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CHAPTER cccLXxvII.

An Ordinance Forbiddng the Throwing Of oarbor
Ussd b. Electric IL ghting Com anles Upon N
Streets In the CITY of Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-25

rJ,o LFT-ONE HOUSE on COMsTOCK AVE.
with ten rooms with all modern Convenences
plso ono house IN b lck block Beacon ave, ear
Broad st Enquire No. . Pine St, 3. 8. SPRAGUE.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-25

T,oR sALE-THREE NEW MODERN COT
II taKes a., 900; very easy terms; tlmwood, near
0orhafns. r. 81 DfM0ND, 500 Potters ave.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-08

Apropos of the discu 5sions now ocg'
|uupying the public mind, relative to
The New Wilmington" We announce
the forthcoming publication OF six.
Itaen- page humorous and society jour
nal in this city. The new journal will
cover field hitherto unoccupied and
Twill contain original cartoons and
comic matter by well known artists.
There Will be ample space devoted to
The interests of society, fashion, art.
literature, music and drama, tho mill
ltary and sporting topics. A weekly
Financial letter Will make the paper OF
much interest to local hnanciers. This
letter will he contributed by well
known New York writer.
A capable corps OF writer's has been
Iengageu for each department and new
features will be added from time to
time, with tha view OF making the
journal ono of the very best OF its kind
lpublishad outside oil New York city.
The paper Will be published by
Measr5. j. Leonard Johnson and vii
lard Neruon, two bright and energetic
young men, who are quite we'll known,
land who are in every way capable OF
pushing the paper forward To Il degree
lof SUCCESS that will make it not only q
lcredit to themselves but credit to
THE rising progress OF tho city. That
the honor OF giving to our people II
journal that every large city of the
country already has. is a strong point
lin favor Of the enterprise OF these
young men.
The first number Of the paper, which
is to be called Town Topics, will ap
lpear about March 18th. We wish Its
projectors every possible success.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-08
con aRsssIoNAL FORECAST.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-The Idaho con-
tested election case will probably be
taken up this afternoon. Mr.. Vance
will make minority report in favor of
Mr.. Claggett, the contestant. There
may be one or two speeches. Then Mr..
Dubois will be confirmed in his seat.
There are possibilities of the two DAYS
debate on the Henderson printing bill.
+ When that is disposed of the Paddock
pure food bill is to he taken up as con-
tinuing order.
Senator Harris proposes 10 call atten-
ton to the death of Representative
Tuesday, which will bring the session of
that day to close by an adjournment
in respect to his memory.
The senate appropriation committees
are anxlously waiting for the house tc
send over one of the regular appropri
tlon bills, SO they can begin work upon
appropriations. Meanwhile Chairman
Allison is preparing an elaborate state
ment of probable receipts and expendi-
| lures to lay before the senate, by which
he expects to show that there need not
! necessarily be deficit at the end of the
next fiscal year, but that with ordinary
prudence all the expenses of the govern
ment can be met from the current
sources of income without embarrass
ment.
Discussion of and action on the nomi-
| nation of Judge Woods to be Judge OF
the fifth circuit is even more of proba.
bility for this week than it was for last
week, for all witnesses in the matter
have been heard and 1t is likely that the
| Judiciary committee will make he
| port on the nomination within the next
few days and ask for immediate consid
Grafton.
If Senator Hill returns to Washington
during the week Senator Hiscock vii
ask for consideration of the case of Mr.
Rathbun, whom the president nom
mated for postmaster at Elmira, N, Y.
and to whose confirmation Senator Hill
Is opposed. Senator Hills absence pre-
vented action on the nomination last
| week.
The programme in the house fol
next week is not clearly outlined anC
no special measures have been selected
for consideration. There is some tall
OF the silver question being launched
upon the house at All early date. Sat
urday, Feb. ID, has been set apart fol
paying. tributes of respect to the lat,
Hon. +. B. Spinola
MIR. Rusk, chairman of the committee
4 on accounts will make an effort to have
the report of his committee disposed
of and Mr.. O'FarTell, of Virginia, chair
man OF the committee on elections, may
call up the contested case of Crail
against Stewart for disposition.