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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-03
A WAR OF RACES.
Negroes and whites In Mississippi Joined
In Mortal Combat.

Woxrooo omo Wnltee In mtsstesippt Joiue0
In Mortal Combat.
CLARKsDALE, Miss, Oct. 8. - Sheriff
Harris and an armed posse went to the
plantation OF J. K. Wilkinson, eight
mites from here, to put down an insur-
rection among the negroes against the
whites. II IL reported that two negroes
have been killed, several fatally wounded
and nine captured.
The other negroes took to the brush
and are still out, all armed. None of tie
whites are reported hurt. 1t is alleged
that the negroes have organized secret
order with the avowed purpose OF killing
the whites.
The greatest excitement prevails. Mr..
Session, manager Of the plantation, was
fred upon three times, but was not hurt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-03
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
SUPERIOR STREET.

City Clerks Once, Sept. 90 1897.
The Committee who were, ths sth day Of
August. 1892. appointed by tho Board OF Aldermen
10 lay out superior street from Cranston street to
Wendell street, have made their report accompa-
MED by a map.
All persons Interested are hereby notified to ap-
pear Gefore said Board on THURSDAY January
To- 1898. at o'clock r. NJ, n they sh III caus !.
and be heard for against eceNing said rel,ort.
l3y order OF the board of Aldermen.
Witness: WILLIAM h. CLARKE,
re. 0-1tM City Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-03
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE,
JILLSON STREET.

City Clerks Once Sept. IL, 1902
The committee win wert. on the 5Oth day OF June,
1892, appointed by the Board OF Aldermen to lay
Jllson street, from broad street TO Eddy street.
have made their report, accompanied by map.
All persons Interested are hereby notified u ap-
pear before said Boa d on THUR RSDAi, Nov. II.
lSv2 AZ o'clock p. M IL they shall see cause and
be heard for or against receiving said report
BY order Of the Board OF Aldermen.
Witness: WILLIAM r.. CLARKE,
s1p-JtM City Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-03
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
BLACKSTONE STREET,

City Clerks office. Sept %, 1892
The Committee who were, the 3Oth day OF
June, 1902, appointed by the Board OF Aldermen 20
lay out Blackstone street. from Prairie avenue to
Plain street. have made their report accompanied
by map.
All persons interested are hereby notified TO appear
before said board on THURSDAY, October 2O
isie. at o'clock = NJ, II they shall see cause. and
BY order Of the Board OF Aldermen.
Witness: WILLIAM II. CLARKE,
se26-3tM City Clerk
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-03

TORONTO, Oct. 3.-smali- pox has brok-
On out In the general hospital here, the
victims being two hospital nurses. The
eource of the disease Il unknown.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-03
A Notorious outl.w Kll.d,

UnoHrowN, Pa, Oct. 3.-Frank Cool
~, the leader OF the notorious Cooley
outlaw band, was shot and killed at his
father's home BY q posse under Sheriff
Mccormack.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-03

KYLE, Tex, Oct. 3.-During a row at q
fandango four miles from here Tom
Ports and two Mexicans were killed and
enc Mexican was fatally wounded.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-03
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
GRADE OF CHARLES AND
ASHBURTON STREETS.

In Board Of Aldermen, Sept. is, 1902.
ordered: That the abuti ng proprietors on Charles
street, from railroad bridg Ia "a point about $50
Charps street TO the second angle southery from
Charles street. he notinel To appear before this
board on ThUkSDAl. October 20, 1892 at 4
o'clock r.. NJ. that they may be heard upon the
quest q OF changing she gta1s OF said streets
Witness: WILLIAM r.. CLARKE,
sly-5tm CITY Clerk,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-03
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
GRADE OF METCALF STREET

IN BoAup or AllDIRMES. Sept. is. 1879.
ORDERED: That the abutting proprietors on Met
calf street. from Lranch avenue Mort hup
be noiihed 20 appssr before this Board on Thu iis-
DAY October -. lsg2 AZ q o'clock, y. NJ, that they
may he heard upon the question: Of defining the
grade ~ ~aid street .. -
witness: WILLIAM y. CLARKE,
stQ-.aM City Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-03
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
TAX OF 1892

wheress. Tn, Boa-l OF AS essors Of the city 90 o.
Providence have as,e ssed tax n accordance Win
htpter $50 OF tho Ordinances. and the = w
Trea urer ha. rece we'd warrant 10 col1ect the
same notice n reby given TO ul persons nssessei 4
by sad tax TO nay taelr respeotlv. taxes at tne
ONCE ur the CITY Treasurer o. or pc ween the tniri
and twenty four n days of tetobei. A. A. ie'Z'
inc usivc -
pei ioi srndsy ani hoisnys exrep,ed). at hs ONCE
from O'co-x A. NJ 80 p'e,Osk 4 L. NJ. except rat
urdays. On Saturdays hi- once will b. closed ~
3 sr',lock T.. I., except OF GATOR day OetoDr x,
when II will reniAla or, uutti - clock u. "A.
Interest II oe addci - La rate oi .ght per
ccntuin per annum srOm Oefoter = lsVi. on al
taxes ami assessfnef IS 1T pau pe.ore O'Clock
4. NJ on MONDAY Octcatr -, is.n
Said tax includes asse sin iS fneo Tor the layout
and extension of seymour street dnd OF Wnslow
place. and Tor the layou widening INA 'Aten -iol
of Butler avenue and II Ofven icb s.,ert :ahi,h-
Ing curbst ones constructing acc concrc ,ns -'a"-
walks and erecting "A building cai.t.ary TO .aN...
sINQUiKIEs Rr NAL. AS 70 ThE AM9ouEiTT 7
OF lax WILL BE PROMPTLY ANSNEMED
AND PAYMENT CAN BE kEMIITEp All TIE
sENDEk's RISK BY CHECK OR MONEY OK: uR
DER. BUT CHECKS SENT nY NAIL MIST BE
EECfIvED on OR BEFORE sArTnDAf.
OCTOBER 22, lS92. ID. L. ID. GRANGEh,
oJ-tf lity Treas ter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-03

81. PrrKRsBURo, Oct. 3.-Cholera has
again broken out In shitomir, 20 miles
from Kie6. Seventeen cases and four
deaths have occurred within the last fort
sight
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-03
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
NORTH STREET.

CIry CLERKS orricr. Sept. n. 1892.
1869. was rec ,mmttel I cir repo 10 the Boar 4
OF Ala. .isu apon the lay. .sOrth street from
rh Main street Go the swan Point road OF an
uniform width OF ffiy feet. make report thereon.
All persons interested hereby not fed TO ap-
near before said Board on THURSDAY. Nov IL
1892. at o'clock r. M N they shall see cause, and
be heard for or against 70 Giving such report.
BY order OF the Board OF Aldermen.
Witness: WILLIAM y. CLARKE,
sip@StM City Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-03
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
OURBING OF DOUGLAS,
LANGDON, MAWNEY AND
WHIPPLE STREETS.

In Board OF Aldermen, Sept. rs, 1902.
Ordered That the abuttng proprlrtors be no.
tilted TO appear befors this Board on THURSDAY,
October 20, ls92. at o'clock Il. NJ, tsat they
may be heard upon the question OF setting curb.
stones and paving cutters ON the following streets
viz:
Douglas street. from Ives to Butler avenue.
Langdon street, from nranch avenue 70 Sherman
street.
Mawney street. from Bucklin street to Dexter
street.
Whpple street, from Admiral street TO Douglas
avenue.
Witness: WILLIAM E. CLARKE.
s1Q-StM City Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-03
The RECORD STANDS.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1.

intended. Altogether 57s coupons came
in after Saturdays list was made up.
Here are the letters, the first card of
thanks from Mr.. Gardiner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-03
TO THE OWNERS
PRIVY VAULTS

Health Department
Once Superintendent OF Health.
City Hall Providence October 2. lag2. .
In accordance with reso ution of the Board OF
Aldermen, ad opted September -yth. lsve hOtice ~
hereby given 10 the owners of al privy vaults on
estates situated severed streets that such wants
must he removed by being Thoroughly cleaner anu
filled with earth or ashes. special notice VIII here-
after be To every owner, hut this general notice
at the earliest opportunity make arrangements ior
CHARLES V. CHAPLIN,
os-6t Superintendent OF Health.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-03
22 Wheaton street,

Here are the letters, the hrst card OF
thanks from Mr.. Gardiner.
% Wheaton street,
Providence, X. l., Oct. 3, 1892.
/ cannot command language sufficiently
expressive that will convey TO the minds
OF others my greatful appreciation of the
magnificept and successful support given
me by my friends from May llth TO Oct.
1t, 1892, in the coupon con est for the
$1,000 Insurance policy offered by the
PROVIDENCE NEWS to the candidate poll
ing the largest number Of coupons. Their
earnest aud enthusiastic efforts In my
behalf. the many hattering aud eulogistic
illusions to my service as "A soldier and
policeman, and my standing as a citizen,
published from time TO time By the NEWS,
have touched me deeply ana Will pleas
antly abide in my memory the remainder
of my life.
To all my friends I'm tho contest, great
and snall--for many children have been
liberal contributors OF votes-and
especially TO my old true comrades in
arms Of the First X. l. Cavalry. and my
comrades of the G.. A. Il. Department OF
RHODE ISLAND, aud the merchants and
bankers doing business on my beat and
vicinity. also my associates of the PROVE
DENCE Police Department, and TO the
management OF the PROVIDENCE NEWS
for having created the opportunity for
such "a MANIFESTATION Of friendly regard,
Il oifer my heartfelt, sincere,t Trunks
Very truly yours WILLIAM GARDINER,
PROVIDENCE Police Department.
OK THE CARS FOR NAYATT.
Sept 30, 1892
Enclosed hand you small bunch Of
coupons which kindly count for Officer
William Gardiner a hese all came from
his and your friends on the road. shall
mail them at Nayitt and hope they will
reach you In good time aud help roll up
the majority for IA good citizen. a loving
husband, kiud policeman and the chill
n >.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-03

found after sending the 135 this A. M.
Credit these to VIM. GARDENERS account
and oblige friends who contribute. Yours
STRAIGHT.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-03

To the Moqucttes belongs the distinction OF
being tho most popular American carpet OF
tho day. They have cct face or pile. quite
long and yielding To he foot. and arc tinre-
stricted As 10 the number Of colors In the
II ,ures. While less costly than the Axmin.
stcrs or Wiltons, they possess all the rich
shades and high art designs found in the more
expensive floor coverings.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-18
M...<.Ah A-A

have no means of knowing what has
yet been done, but feel confident of en-
tirely satisfactory results. The choice OF
Mr.. Ives is an excellent one, and will re-
suit not only in a good general exhibit
properly managed. but in a home repre-
sentation that will be creditable to the
country.
1t will be great mistake If our painters
do not do their very best. Sometimes l
think that European countries understand
the necessity for special effort better than
wedo. France, know, will make the best
showing she possibly can. She is bound
to do this, and she wishes to do il, Eng
land, understand, is preparing TO make
her most brilliant effort. 1 have not heard
much from Germany, but / know that
country is not at all likely to let her ex-
hibit fall below the best she can produce.
And thus with Spain, from which it
seems probable that We shall have some of
the finest things at the fair. But, depend
upon 1T, every nation that mas any art will
be represented in the art department at
Chicago, and Will be represented at its
best.
1t behooves US, then, to MAKE the Amer.
lean exhibit as strong as We can make it.
If anybody can compete with France for
the leadership of the world we can in this
artists will send their very best work
In forming the American group, do
not think We should think anything about
schools. Merit must be and will be, I
know, the only standard of judgment.
In this country, if anywhere. we shou Id
be superior to narrowing notions about
schools and styles. The individual merit
OF picture is the only final standard.
This is the standard which am sure is to
operate in the selection of the American
pictures, and this should guarantee a rep
resentative group OF our best pictures.
/ am told by those who should know
that France is making preparations for
the Chicago show on a basis broader than
anything that has been done even at the
Paris exposition. Ii what l have learned
of France and England be true. and il
Germany, Spain and other European
countries operate on anything like the
same plane, We are likely, with the aid Of
o pure American exhibit, TO have at Chi.
cago next year the greatest art exhibition
ever held IN any country.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-18
ART AT WORLD'SFAIR.
A Strong National Exhibit
Urged by Leading Painters.
MERIT THE TEST. NOT SCHOOLS.
An Immediate and Far-Reachinx Infiu.
encs Upon American Culture Sure
to Follow . Good Display.

As the date for the opening OF the
Worlds fair draws nearer interest in
special departments of the exposition
becomes keener and preparations take on
more definite and expressive form. AL
though, perhaps, few very important de-
partments OF the show have received less
public attention than the art display, for
the reason that the preparations in this
department. are peculiarly remote from
public observation, the art world is inter-
ested as 1t has seldom before been inter-
ested
There is the liveliest expectations as to
the character of the display In general. Ii
is known that every country which has
made any name in art is bending itself
nightly to the task Of making q great
name at Chicago.
This fact may well be a stimulus to
American artists who feel a natural obli-
cation to present the greatest display in
their history. Many a maqnum opus is
now in the studios of the union.
incidentally there is likely to be a
species of national exhibition at Chicago.
for which the initial steps are taken by
Mr.. William H. Beard. Asyndicate is ar
ranging for the erection at Chicago of a
its historical display is expected to be held
in cyciorama building on Wabash ave-
nue.. This historical display will repre-
sent the American painters in an interest
lngly progressive way, beginning with
Copley, West, Trumbull and Allston. and
presenting each artists pictures in a
group.
The chief interest of the American
painters is, however. conferred on the gen.
erai American display which will test the
metal OF modern American art. Concern
ing this general display the following ex-
pressions of opinion have been gathered
from prominent Eastern artists:
The character of the art exhibit at the
Chicago fair is something in which every
American artist is deeply interested; not
because its brilliancy might impress Eu-
rope-though We are bound to be iniiu-
enced by certain considerations of this
kind, and reasonably so-but because of
the Immediate, healthful and far-reaching
influence of the display on American cul-
ture.
1t will not do, think. to assume that
we WILL certainly have strong American
exhibit. The artists of Europe have every
reason for making special effort to make
tine display here. America is the best
market for European painters, and it may
be taken for granted that their knowledge
OF thus fact will place the certainty of a
great foreign exhibit beyond doubt.
On the other hand, our native art will
not be certain of the most comprehensive
and desirable display unless a special,
stimulating and discriminating effort is
made by those in authority and by all who
may in any direction be able to influence
the character of the display.
To the foreign visitors we should he able
to show collection of pictures that is dis
tinctively American. And above and be-
yond all that We should be able to show
our own people what the character and
prophesies OF our native art really are.
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have been asked: "Will the art exhib-
its at the fair be given prominent placer"
From what | have seen of the arrange
ment of the really beautiful building 10 be
devoted specially TO artistic exhibits 1
should say that they will he most prom
inently set forth.
Naturally the question has arisen, "Is
there reason TO expect a strong American
art exhibit2" | should like 10 say, and
say il as distinctly as possible, that the
very arrangement Of the place and Of the
buildings, their character, the order which
has presided over them, the whole picture
of them, will be the strongest American
exhibit OF art ever made. OF course, We
have TO suppose that all will be carried
on. as all has been begun. but in my
opinion most certainly ell European ex-
positions. as far as the buildings. as far as
the artistic appearance is concerned, will
have been comparatively bsrbarous. OF
course. again, We must suppose that the
completed work will be carried out with
the same care all the way through.
Now, as 10 our exhibitions of painting
and sculpture within these buildings l
see no reason 10 suppose that we
shall not have fairly represented whatever
has been done so far, and that the paint
ers will have something new expressly for
this coming year. For the sculptors, of
course, 1t IS more difficult TO do anything
in the way of hurry. But besides any re-
cent work there is every prospect of some
well organized and very full retrospective
exhibition.
We should certainly have whatever Is or
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-18

NOTICE To COSTRACTORS-NO is
~ hereby given that sealed bids VIII be received
by the board Of county commissioners OF hinS
county until Monday, October s. 1877: al . y III.
for the clearing grubhing. grading and planking or
what is known the Fremont road, running
nor IA from the southeast corner of section 90
township 26 north range east. distance OF TWO
miles: and also for the clearing grazing ana
rounding up OF strip OF road about 900 feet III
length running east on said southeast corner OF
section 81 said work ~ e. be done as follows:
First miie-Roadway TO De cleared 90 feet Woe;
roadway To he grusbed 20 feet wide. except where
wide and p lanked q fee wide with 4lz plank
ing; balance II road way TO be graded 70 iees
Wide: estimated amount OF earth WORK o,TVo
yards. ,. o., FOO.
wide. gribhed and graded 70 Feet VIDE: that patt
running east 10 b. cleared gruboed and Smootheo
M rounding in center 81 feet wide.
Bids to be as follows: FirNt mile-Ciearins per
ineal foot, grabbing per iineal foot piahkihe per
lineat foot grading by the lump sum "
SECOND mile-t Tearing per iinaal FOOT grubDlhs
and grading per iinea foot: that part lyhg east o1
said section corner. cles"tng per hneai loot sfho
hing and smoothing per lineai foot All WORK 10
he done in n wurkman,ike manner nader tue So
rsrytsiou of the board uf county commissioners or
their AGENTS and To the satisfaction ana nppfoFA
OF said board. A certified cheek or S9ou musf ao-
company each bid TO be forfeited TO King county
nv the successful bid ser In case he fails 70 enter
into con, rsct ard furnish bond within hNe days
after date If award. Bonds in he fuu sum oi tue
contract price. conditioned on the payment OF al
claim. for labor and material anu Tor tAe coiupie-
t.ou OF the contract, VIII be required
The board reserves the ri-ht To relect any shti
all bids Bids to be marked Ibid on improvements
Fremont Road - sealed ana filed with the county
sndttar on or before The date above specihen
Plans and ST ecificatioas for the construction OF
sad work are now on ME tn the county aooitor
o'a's- D' 'i0'' r. A.rwICHFLL. Clerk.
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CIrY TREASURER'S NOTICF-THE FOL-
~ lowing city warrants will De paid upon presen.
talon al the city treasurers office Interest
said warrants viii cease at the expiration of if
teen days from the first publication Of this notice:
Marion street warrants, ordinance 1889. Nos.
S67 and S66
Rainier street warrant, ordinance 1895. No
1904.
Drexei avenue warrants, ordinance l.472. Nos
lsiT and J ,s4s.
Howell street warrant, ordinance l,47s No
1879.
Cedar street warrants ordinance i.i71. Nos
1893 to l.S17. Inclusive.
Terrace stree, warrant, ordinance ], 339. No.
COS.
Ninth street warrant, ordinance 1884. No s-6.
Pine street warrant, ordinance 1888, No ai2.
barclay street warrant, ordinance l,5lT, No
1855.
Lake View avenue warrant. ordnance l,2sl. No
1851.
tiflh and Republican streets warrant. ordinance
ISIS. No $50
Fourth and Harrison street warrants, ordinance
l,e71. Nos 53S 10 = ,54S inclusive
Third street warrants, ordnance 1883, Nos
1850 TO 2.5s7, inclusive.
May street warrants. ordinance l.s52. NoA
2,522 10 :. 524 INC usive
Dexter street warrant. ordinance lisa No
2s52.
Baker stree; warra ant. ordnance 500. No $50
Apot-fH kkCti, city Treasurer.
Date OF first publication. september 10. is92.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL. OF LOCAL
~ Improvement district No 20. tor the improve
nent OF south Fourteenth stre~t. under ordinance
M l.27S and ordinance No 2.259 and hearing
thereon.
Notice is hereby given that the assessments roll
q local Improvement district No 20 for the tIn-
provefneut Of south Fourteenth street from Va h
in3ton street 20 FiDe street. under ordinance No
l.2SS aud ordinance No. 23s has been reported
by the cosTd OF public works TO the city council u
the city % seattle and IL lie IN The Office u
tAe cts clerk AMI ths same = open for puhlc
inspection 81 sad ottice AMI viii remain open tor
inspsctioa gati. Frtday. The 5efh dav q Ssptegu-
beE. so a. O'Clock .. N, and al persons inter-
ssted are hereby required 10 appear before the city
council Ia tOiAt ssss o. he held the council
chamber OF the house Of delegates ghe cite hall n
irtlAy, tie sob dsy q september. l-S3 a.
o'clock T. m, sni make objection thereto. At
said time - tKe1 lhs cUancii al. conslter any ard
al objections male. and Nlli make such CorFee-
lions ia sAa roI &c deems Jus, and Viii thta
delucf The Amount 81 such cost assessed against
street cEvssias- (Which shah Dee paid frO1a the
general road fuUd % the cltyl. and viii then by
ordinance approve such roll aud levy aud Asspss
the amounts thereof against each parcel and lot
shown IA said roli, and cec!Ars the sane . len
thereo1- sad matter may be adjourned 10 . Later
Gaze :. - ordered BY the city council
GEORGE J -FuSFNAS.
CIV t.rrx Of the Ciiy OF -eAt;la
ns'e Q! hrsi Tao-ieA'ion, September "a, 1892