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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-19
ON BEACON HILL.


Amending state Laws.
BEACON HILL, May 19.-There was an
other long debate In the House yesterday
ON the Carney Hospital appropriation,
arising on a motion to reconsider. The
motion was finally defeated, 104 to 95, on
almost the same votes that defeated the
bill on Tuesday.
Mr.. Meyer of Boston had assigned to
next Wednesday the bill to exempt per-
sonal property from taxation in certain
cases and the double doomage bill. This
was in accordance with agreementt to take
up both matters on the same day.
Mr.. Kinds of Webster had tabled the
Webster Water Supply bill in order that
amendments or substitute bill might
be offered.
The committee on state house reported
unanimously bill for taking the block
OF land and building In Boston bounded
on the north by Derne street, east by
Bowdoin street, south by Beacon Hill
place and west by the state house for an
open space on the east side OF the state
house extension. The bill provides all
the legal steps for the taking of the land.
BY agreement of both parties the Med
field insane asylum bill was ordered to n
third reading without debate, all amend
ments being withdrawn for the time.
Mr.. Charles of Boston said that on the
next stage OF the bill a measure upon
which they would agree would be pre-
sented.
The bill to divide Long meadow was
defeated, 65 to 1l2.
A substitute was adopted providing
that tax collectors when going out OF Of
hce shall turn over their records to the
local authorities.
The bill as to interchangeable mileage
IL ia ~
order as to its constitutionality; and
the Pinkerton detective bill went over
for the same reason.
The constitutional amendment to pre-
vent the division OF towns without the
consent of majority OF the voters was
defeated, SO yeas to 121 nays, whereas
two.thirds yea vote would have been
The biennial election amendment was
given a third reading, IS to 66, q two
thirds vote being necessary on the next
stage.
The bill allowing the Boston q Maine
to acquire other roads was given third
reading.
The Bill to increase the salary Of the
Essex county commissioners from S390
to $i500 was engrossed.
In the senate.
A resolve was offered for an examina-
tion by the gas commission into the de-
STABILITY Of providing for a consolida-
tion OF gas and electric light companies.
An order was adopted on motion OF Mr..
Parkman OF Suffolk, requesting the at
torney- general to give his opinion on the
constitutionality OF the registration bill
now pending in the Senate.
The bill to increase the salary OF the
judges Of the Superior Court was taken
from the table and engrossed without
change.
The bill to provide for the inspection OF
steam boilers was rejected, Is to 10.
Without debate the House bill to re-
peal the collateral legacy tax bill OF 1891
was engrossed, 16 to II. Mr.. Mcdonald of
Middlesex gave notice that he should
move reconsideration.
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GUN TESTERS GONE.


me oun Carriage Board Finishes Work
at Springfield.
srRMoTIEIR, Mass, May 1.-THE gun
carriage board finished its session at the
armory yesterday. The beard came TO no
definite decision and none will be reached
until the board completes its examina-
tion at Sandy Hook. The only outcome
of the examination was to confirm the
board of the feasibility OF removing the
manufacture OF the gun carriages from
this city TO Rock Island.
In that case the manufacturing OF the
6eld timber, caisson battery wagon and
forge will be removed from waterville to
Rock Island, and the entire work brought
under the personal supervision of the In
ventor, Col. Buffinton. The magazine
gun board spent the day In testing the
Mannlicher and Krag- -Jorgensen repeat.
ing riflea.
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Pxth,.n omc.r. Of Maine.

PORTLAND, Me-, May 19.--The Grand
Lodge Knights OF Pythias has chosen the
following officers: Grand chancellor,
George M. Hanson OF Calais; vice chan
cellor, Henry Sabine of lewiston: pre-
late. John f. Green OF Portland; grand
keeper of records, Wesley q. Smith OF
Portland; master OF exchequer, T.. G.
Milliken OF Portland: master at arms, w.
A. Taylor OF Portland; inner guard,
Frank w. Preble of Berwick; outer
guard, L. II. Kendall OF Biddeford.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-19
sHEIsIFFs SALE.

BY virtue OF an execution. No 4i2p issued from the
Court of Common Plcse, holden at Providence,
with N and foe the county OF Providence. on the
9Th day OF March, A. ~. 1902, aud returnabie 10
the sad court at the June term A. ID. 1902 there
Of wherein Francis w. Carpenter. Johns II
Congdon. Henry G. Bangs and Albert q. lay, al
OF said Providence; ccopsrtners AS Congdon, Car
pcnter A Co. are the plaintiffs, and Martin 4.
Hogan of said Providence aud raomas r. Hogan
of East Provi icnce. In aid county aud state co..
partners a. Hog an brothers, the defendsnts.
will be s0ld at ublic auction oa Monday, NAV ead
1sss, at ~ oc cck, noon. on the premises Nos S51
aud sss south Main street, In the city q Provi.
OF the within named defendants % wit
Twenty ha,.s,ns hssrne.se sarns 20 double hsr,
reaches. double lumber reaches. donble gears
fourzhur~c wagon. single rear. single coal
wagon. dump carts I single Sleigh I Iy-horse
wagon 4 express wagon. open buggy. I top bnggy
timber plsnIng machine. amouldlne machines. Z
hay cutters 4 planning machine. 2 hoistinf ma
chimes scf uIou gears. engines IN mill. I boiler. I
Jaw bench and saws. two machines FOR sharpen
ing tools swing saw, lot OF manure. I safe desk
chairs, 4 stove and pipe. lot nf lumber. etc,
o'clc.k and - minutes NJ and VII be sold 70
sAMvEL " GARDINER
uyu-lM 2eRuty sheriff
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The Mexican OUTLAW.

there awaiting vessel to carry him to
Guatemala, and asking the marshal IL
warrant was out on which the fugitive
could be arrested and held.
The marshal telegraphed to the officers
at Key West to hold Cara, against whom
there are several indictments on charges
growing out of the organization of his
revolutionary army on Texas soil and
the subsequent engagement with both
the American and Mexican authorities.
1t is currently reported that the Mexi-
can Government has offered a reward Of
$50 900 for Garza's arrest and extradition.
No later news has been received from
Key West.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-19
Arkan.a. River sun Rising.

PINE BLUFF, Ark, May 19.-The Ar
kansas RIVER at this place has risen five
inches since Tuesday night and great
fears are entertained as the Fort Smith
rise is Just reaching here. Five hundred
men are at work on the levee on the Clay
ton place, one mile below here, but IL
will be impossible to hold 1t longer.
Many acres OF rich cotton land are now
submerged and the river has cut 100 feet
of the bank across the river from this
citv
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-19

High UP People Probably Implicated In .
Newport Crime.

newport Sfiho.
NEWPORT, r. l., May 19.-what prom
ises to be a famous criminal case was
opened in the Court OF Common Pleas
yesterday afternoon. 1t is one in which
q young unmarried colored woman Is
charged with drowning her babe within
an hour or two after its birth in the har-
bor one mile distant from her hone. She
made confession at the time OF her ar
rest, but now denies it, and her lawyer,
Michael Callahan, ably backed during
the medical examination, yesterday, by
prominent surgeon, made favorable de-
fence.
Last night the jury held forth In the
court room, and the trial Is to be re-
sumed today. 1t is reported that other
parties are suspected to be implicated In
the crime, whom the authorities do not,
for some reason, bring into court. They
are well connected socially.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-19

Clnr0nes warner, Struck on the Head, BE-
comes windy Mad.
GREAT HARRINGTON, Mass, May 49,
Clarence Warner, aged 20 years, OF Shelf
fsld, was building . fence yesterday,
whsn he stepped upon rail which few
mp, striking him . heavy blow on the
back Of he head. He was temporarily
stunned, but walked home unassisted.
Shortly after he jumped from the sofa
with fearful yells, and rushed from the
house across fields and over fences toward
the river. Several men gave chase and
0nally caught him. He was a raving
maniac and Il required all the strength OF
four men TO hold him. They were
Obliged to bind him with q rope to get
him home. The doctors say his spine Is
probably partially dislooatsd and his re,
oovery = improbable.
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uenaure and Gratitude.

BOSTON, Mass, May ia big meeting
was held In fremont Temple last evening
to protest against the Chinese exclusion
act. Resolutions were adopted oensur-
ing Representatives O'Neil, Cros.
by, Randall, Stevens and Walker for sup
porting the bill and recorded gratitude
Andrew, Hoar and Coolidge for their
votes against IL.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-19

RALEIGH, N. C., May i9.-The Alliance
conference determined not to make de-
mands on the state convention but to
stand i'm national matters on the sc.
Louis platform and, II In understood, will
put up third party electoral ticket.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-19

BRAISTREE, Mass, May ia fire, set
by boys, totally destroyed the large un-
occupied dwelling house situated on
Washington street and owned by Mrs.
Mary Ford Of Lynn. The house had been
set on fire a number OF times before.
Other buildings in close proximity to the
house caught fire and were with great
dificulty saved from destruction.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-19
LEGAL NOTICES.
Old Colony Railroad.
Report Of Commissioners for the As
seSSment Of Damages.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND PROVI
DENCE PLANTATIONS.

DENCE PLANTATIONS.
PROVIDENCE. SIS
Court g; SC%%oS p,s' Clerks 100 p9ece
Whereas, the Commi .sioners appointed by the
rssaener to estimate s1s att anrs Witch any
or persons s may haze % sItsnea oy reason OF
of said Court ont on the 18th day OF July. A. b, 1897
March "T Term or b. ff' ises and S ia' court " nS "
Whereas. said report Of said Commissioners sets
forth their compliance with all The requirement., OF
law. their comulsso and deere y Of asld Court IN
one Snd a' M 20 81 S rad an
that they estimate and report all the damage sus-
Hs any Ss Gs ss u her OF OF
their land. over and above the benefits and adj
or persons. corporation or corpora,ions from IN,
construction OF said railroad and It's appendages or
appirtena noes as follows:
To the Providence and Worcester Rail-
road Co, as the owner and TO the
New York, Providence aud Boston Rail
may appear s.coe 0.
ings and loss 81 rent q a same a'. 7.l1e
Cofey, but subject 10 claim of Susan
q; Dean. mortgage namely. lot 81 on
To Che owner Or owners q tie lot
claimed 81. by Owen Gsdney, Jr. namely, a..
To the :. owner IN & or 9wrers t,s Of The lots los
II and ss on said $50 &c
ests may appear ....',....,' '............ as3 81
And that as 90 other claimants they dec lie no
damages sustained their claims De based la part
upon the changes In Webster street. lcloring q
said street by the Board Of Aldermen ~ Prou-
dencel etc, In part alleged rights ia streets that
are not public highways and are not parts of the
plats on which they owners; and the amount OF
streets or parts OF struets taken ~ this codeinna
ton from their respective pats they md 80 small
and situated ad Joining outlets as not 10 give
them any claim FOR damages.
IL IL therefore ordered by the said Court of Com
mon Pleas that the substance of said report be
pnbished In the Providence Driiy Journal the
Providence NEws and the Event NJ 1eegf am, three
newspapers published IN SAIL city OF Pruvidenc
three successive weeks that Ssid parties 70 whom
awards are therein made. ae above. ss wei as al
others claiming interest and aggrieyed by sai
report, OF Dy the estimates or awalis thereon. ms.
apply Go said Court OF Common Pleas, az its tern
next To be begun and holden at Pro, idence, within
aud for ssd county OF PROVIDENCE, on the hfst
Monday OF June A. D.. 1892. for Jury 20 determlni
upon the amount of damages 10 be assessed ufo
taeir Respective claims.
by order of Hon. George A. Wilbur, Associait
tustirr uf the supreme turrt. prvsidinv
'V"'' u 'o'""''" GEORGE Y. WEBSTER
my7-sTuThnt
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A STRIKE AHEAD.
Creubls in Fall River Incident on Granite
Men's Action.

trouble in Fail River Incident on Granite
Msn's Action.
FALL RIVER, Mass, May 19.-It was
rumored yesterday that the granite cut
tsrs and quarrymen employed by Beattie
q Wilcox had held secret meeting and
decided to strike II their wages were not
increased from s2.75 to sS per day. Al
derman Beattie admitted receiving noti-
fication from the men asking an advance,
but said he would take no action al
present.
The contract with the men who work
for e2.75 does not expire until June l..
England and New York is settled favora-
BILE TO the contractors, IL would be bad
policy for us to grant the advance. II
the contractors lose, we will In all prob
ability yield"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-19

Pieco-OthOr Appointments.
BosroN, May 19.-Governor Russell
sent to the executive council yesterday
the following nominations for appoint
ments. The nominations will be consid-
cred BY the council next week; General
John w. Corcoran OF Clinton, to be a
justice of the Superior Court.
Hon. James b. Richardson OF Boston,
70 be . justice Of the Superior Court.
Messrs. Corcoran and Richardson will fill
the two new judgeships which have re-
Oently been created. ~
Elijah b. Stoddard of Worcester to be q
member of the board of education. A re-
appointment. Albert Q. Houghton of
North Adams to be q state director of the
FitchburG railroad. A re-appointment.
George A. Blancy of Newton, to be q spe-
cial Justice OF the Newton police court.
Charles e. Beale of Stoughton, Albert H.
Ray of Ashland, Alonzo p. Mendum of
Boston and Charles A. q. T. Winther of
eomerville, to be justice Of the peace.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-19

Authorities Instructed to Arrest Him
He Was Bound for Guatemala.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, May 19.--Catarino
Cara, the Mexican revolutionary chief,
has ybeen located at Key West, Fla.
United States Marshal Frick, of the
Western District of Texas, received an
official telegram saying that Cara was
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
TO MASON CONTRACTORS.

ONCE Of the Superintendent Of Public Buildings
City Hall, Providence, r. l., May 18th. 1892.
Proposals are invited by the Joint standing Com
mittee City Property. for grading. turtng steps,
concreting, and building retaining wall and cop
ing at the Eddy street school house estate, In the
City OF Providence. X. l.
Plans and specifications may be seen and infor-
nation obtained at this Office.
Bids will be sealed addressed to the undersigned
and will be received at tho Office OF the Superintend-
ent of Public Buildings, City Hail. until r. NJ.
Friday. Nav 27th, 1872.
No bid VIII be received after the time above named
and the right Is reserved 10 reio CT any or all bids.
WILLIAM w. BATCHELDEk.
Chairman Committee ON City Property.
ALBERT n. MANSFIELD,
Superintendent OF Public Buildings. my1s-pt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-19

BARRE, VT, May 1o.-The striking cut
tsrs deny that they circulated false re-
ports to keep up the courage of the men.
n. webster's paving cutters have been
ordered not 20 begin work antil oil
trouble n settled. The rumor that the
cutters call out apprentices has no foun-
dotio0.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-19
A Vessel Going to Pieces.

NoRwALK, Conn.,, May ia large
three masted schooner lie grounded on
Penncld Reef and in danger of going to
pieces. Efforts are being made to float
her. The vessels Identity Ia not known
in thfa city
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.


ONCE OF the License Commissioners
City Hail. Providence. May ), 1892.
Applications for eense TO sell pure spir.tuqus In
following -named persons and firms;
fIRsT-cLAss.
McKenna & Conaty. 90 Cypress street.
SECOND CLASS.
Burns James. 217 Valley street.
Carlos a Casey, 357 Canal street
Chandler I'd. r.. lgi Orms street:
Crothers Joseph H.. $50 North Main street.
Donovan. Thomas j., 175 Gladstone avenue.
Fgan James, West Exchange, c. Dale.
Farrell, Michael, 30 West River street.
Hanley, Thomas. Jr., 81 Julian street.
Hayes, Michael J :, 250-2Is South Main street.
Jacobs. Daniel Mil street.
yackwaney, Antonio o5S Charles street.
Iichtenburg, Carl, 1870 Pine street.
Mason, r. g., Fulton street.
Mctiarlty, Michael 207 Nanton avenue.
Mckeon, Miles, l3S Prairie avenue.
Murphy, Jos. H., "a Dorrance street.
O'Donnel, VIM. H., 120 Thurbers avenue corner
Blundell.
o'Driscoll, Jere. F.. 800 South Main street.
TOR TRANSFER.
Pasquale Mastrubuono, 20 and 90 TefYt street. to
Cosiino Bucci and Leopoldo Tella same location
The Board OF License Commissioners will be In
session in their office, City Hall, SATURDAY. May
81 1907. at $50 clock r. NJ, atwhich time and place
all persons desiring may be heard on the matter
OF granting such applications.
GFoRGE II. BuRNHAM,
JOHN VI. STUDLEY,
DENNIS J. MCCARTHY
my6-13t License commissioners
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Floating In the river.

CONCORD, N. H., May 1s.-The badly
decomposed body OF man was found
floating in the Merrimac river near Gar
wins Falls, yesterday afternoon. 1t is
thought to be that OF George Tucker,
who was drowned in the Contoocook
river at Penacook last November.
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Proposals for Removing Ashes, Etc

Office 81 the superintendent OF Public Ruildlngsl
city Hall, Providence, May 18th, 1892.
Sealed proposals for removing ashes and other
refuse material from the public buildings belonging
90 the city Of Providence In charge of this depart
Incnt for YEAR from the first dav of July 1892,
invited by the Joint standing Committee on
city property; and Will be received at this Office
until II. VI. FRIDAY. May 27th, 1892
\ list Of the buildings aud copy Of the require
mcnts may he seen az this office.
The right 20 reject all bids will be reserved.
ALBERT n. MANSFIELD,
myi0-10t Supt. Of Public Buildings.
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a Top sIoor Destroyed.

LoEo Island CRY, L. l., May Is.-The
top floor Of the main buildings Of Sim
onds stove foundry on Borden avenue.
this eItys wss DESTROYED by fire. Loci
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NOT TICE.
Department Of Public Works,

Department of Public Works }
Commissioners once, City Hall.
Providence, X. T.. April q, 1sg2
THE MAIN TRUNK SEWER FOR THE ELM
WOOD DISTRICT, comprising the sth and Sth
Wards will he CoMPLETED In a few days. Those
who intend TO connect with the are urgently
requested 10 do NJ once 80 as not 20 destroy the
highway work now ordered and which viii soon be
done, especially IN the following streets. viz.
fORD, HANOVER. WANEKlN. BURNETT
GREENWICH, EAIila and PtIRI.lC STREETS.
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Tramps Make q Haul.

GREENFIELD, Mass, May 19.-Two ex-
pert tramps burglarized two houses in
the outskirts of Greenfield, last evening.
+. G.. Packard loses 80 and three gold
rings, and Silas p. Philips loses $50 and
gold watch.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
District Of Rhode Island. SIS.


The President OF the United states OF America to
=. the Marshal OF said District, or TO his Deputy,
GREETING;
Whereas a Libel and Information hath been filed
in the District Court OF the United States for the
District OF Rhode Island the 80 day OF May A. ID.
1sa2, by Rathbone Gardner, Attorney OF the United
States for the District OF Rhode Island against the
schooner Nellie May. her tackle apparel and furni-
ture, in a cause OF action for penalty, civil and
maritime. for the reasons and causes I'm said Libel
and Information mentioned, and praying the usual
process and moniton OF the said court In that be-
half 20 be made. and that all persons interested In
the said schooner Nellie May, her tackle apparel
and furniture may be cited In general and special
Ia answer the premises. and all proceedings being
had that the said schooner Nellie MAY her tackle,
apparel and furniture may. for the causes In said
Libel and information mentioned. be condemned
and sold ~ prayed for In said Libel and informa-
tion. Therefore In pursuance OF tho said montlon
under the scat Of Snid court, to- directed
and delivered, do hereby give notice generally
unto all persons having or pretending 10 have
any right. tuc OF Interest therein to appear
before the aforesaid court al the City of Providence,
ON the Goth day OF May, \. d. 1892 at 10 o'clock In
the forenoon. then aud there to answer the said
Libel and information and 20 make their aIlegs-
lions In that behalf. JOHN y. kENDRiCk.
my5-i2-iD Marshal of the United states.
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Proposals for Removing Night Soil

once Of the Superintendent of Public BnIldings,
City Hall, Proyidence May 18th, 1872.
Sealed proposals for removing night soil from the
dence, In charge Of this department, for one year
from the first day of July, 1sy2 invited by the
Joint Standing Committgc on city properly. and
Will be rccelved nc this ONCE until y. NJ. FRIDAY,
May 25th. 1902
A list of buildings NAV he seen and needed fnfor-
nation obtained By calling az this ONCE.
The right 10 reject any all bids will be reserved
ALBERT r.. MANSFIELD.
myie-lW supt OF Public Buildings
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CHAPTER CCCxCI.

certain streets.
lApproved May q. 1892.
IL is ordained by the City Council OF the City Of
Providence as follows.
Section !. The Providence Telephone Company
is hereby permitted, subject however 20 all the
strictions aud conditions OF Chapter Lv1I. OF the
ordinances. entitled Wires" and Chapter CxCIX.
OF special ordinances 10 set poles and maintain
thereon line OF wires for telephone use In the fol-
lowing streets, VIZ.
avenue.
Wilson street. from Greenwich street to Fuller
street.
Fuller street TO westfeld street.
Mestfied street, from Greenwich street to Dexter
street
True copies-Witness:
myIS-3t WILLIAM Il. CLARKE, City Clerk
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CHAPTER CCCLxxxvIII.
An Ordinance In Amendment OF and In Addition TO
Chapter XIV Of the City Ordinances Entitled
Finances"
iApproved May o. 1s92.1
II l. ordained by the City Council OF the City OF
Providence as follows;
Section 4. Chapter XIV. OF the City Ordinances,
entitled "Finances," Is hereby amended by adding
the following section:
Sec 81. The city Auditor shall submit 20 the
Joint standing committee finance for their APP
proval or amen ment. the annual estimates OF the
several standing commit ses and heads of DEPART
tor of the amount OF money necessary 20 be raised
by taxaton presented 20 the City Council In accord
ance with the terms of section 2i OF IN chapter,
shall be based upon the estimates OF the various
committees and heads OF depart nents amen led
or approved by the Joint standing committees ON
nnance.
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