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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-29

Any kind of local organization i'm Rhode Island is
eligible but not an organization having several local
chapters Thus, one chapter of Red Men could COM
pete but not the Red Men as a whole
Grand Army Post is eligible charity organization
benefit ORDER ward or town political club
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-29

The money expended In building in 1891
amounted to 50, ll4.070 The inspector OF
hIildings thinks it will reach nearly
100000 this year.
Secretary Cady OF the Builders and
Traders Exchange says:
"The season about closing has been the
best in several years. All the builders
have been busy from early spring Co the
present time The recent wintry blasts
have called u halt, but with q warm spell
bricks, mortar and lumber will be called
intg reQuisition again. The business dur
ing the year mas been somewhat scattered
over the city, wards 9, z. 3 aud 10 having
a large increase in the number OF resi-
dences, and many of which are in the pic
turesque architecture of the times. The
business portion of the city has not added
many buildings of large dimentions, but
some OF very pleasing architecture have
been built. Alterations and additions to
old blocks has given business to many
masons and carpenters, and they are still
busy.
dealers In building materials have
been very busy, and as one remarked a
few days ago, never was so much lumber,
brick, stone, lime, cement and hardware
used In one year in our city as has been
this year. Collections have been fair.
1.-The prospects for the coming year
seems to be all that could be desired.
With much work on hand to b. resumed
-
projected an impetus will be given TO
building, which, with the many residen-
ces contemplated must make the coming
season a busy one"
New Manufacturing buildings.
The Woo. and Cotton Reporter has
made a list of the new mill enterprises
projected during 1892 together with some
of the most important engagements.
&f 1a Iala
Is MS follows:
Geo. X. Holberton. Wood River juno
tion.
Weaving mill, Maplevlle.
Woolen mill, Centreville.
Velvet factory, Newport.
New American Yarn Company, Paw
tucket.
Allen & Ryan. Providence.
The Reporters list OF important en-
largements in this State Is as follows:
Il. Jenckes Manufacturing Company.
Pawtucket, 200 automatic knitting ma
chimes.
S; A Owen, Hope Valley, dyehouse rs
Lonsdale Company. new machinery
knight, Natick, weave shed 800 feet
long.
Centrcville mills, addition As by GO feet.
three stories.
e William Tinkham 81 Co, Harrisville
Nourse mill, Woonsocket. 1913 looms.
Harris Woolen Company, Woonsocket.
new dyehouse
River Spinning Company, Woonsocket.
capacity doubled.
Natick mill, Warwick, addition 1,3OO
feet long
Atlantic mills, Olneyville, addition
BOO by 100 feet.
River Spinning Company, Woonsocket.
capacity doubled.
George W. Stafford Manufacturing
Company, Providencs, addition az by so
feet.
Atlantic mills. Olneyville, building
three stories. go by 100 feet part with
width of 120 feet.
Lorraine Manufacturing Company,
Pawtucket, two additional stories.
Hamlet mill, Woonsocket.
Royal Weaving Company, Central
Falls, addition.
Interlaken mill, Flshervillc, addition.
Hope Company, two additional stories. |
Warrea Man ufacturing Company. |
Warren, 2D6 looms.
Pent woolen Company. Centreville.
building for weaving,
Kent Woolen Company, Centreyille. |
building, two stories, 3s by i25 feet.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-29

whose ioveth n good busines. iove,s
advertising but Inc that dcspiseth fame q.
an asa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-29
New Buildings. and Alterations

Thus 1t will be seen that with one
week yet to hear from there were 107
more applications made to build this year
than last. The greatest growth has been
in Ward Q, where there have been sixty
eight more buildings built this year than
in 1891 This Is accounted for by the fact
that the Washington Park plat is In this
ward, and there have been over fifty in
tentions to build filed for this plat alone
The additions and alterations tall behind
ten this year.
The 735 applications to build filed thus
far this year may be classed as follows:
$50 in 1891, and 4s7 IN 1890; Office and
business buildings, club houses, halls,
shops, storehouses, ETC.. 54; Institutes,
hospitals, etc, 8: MANUFACTURES. refin-
cries, foundries, ETC., 10; churches, B.
school of design, /; sheds, greenhouses,
etc, 10
Following Is a list of the more import
ant buildings erected or in course of con-
struction with the estimated cost:
Industrial Trust Company building. ;.... 5000
Central Congregational Church, Angel
street commenced 1891 ................ 300, 900
Saxon Worsted Aill. on Valley street. near
Hodaes Bniidine. weybosset street ........ $1,000
Mechanical Fabric COmpanys Manutactory,
between sprague and Cromwell streets. 1000
Brown sharpe siorehouse: ,,..,....,...... 10000
Home for Aged Men. Broad. Niagara. Mitch
School OF Design. onWaterman steeet. prob
st. aJ JOINS Church Parish House. on North ''0
state Deaf and Dumb Institute 5000
J.. A. Tiliinghast Co.'S block on Mathew
Rhode Island Hospital ...,........ ........ 2oooo
Alfred Anthony Estate Company's block.
Nos 1870 0s3 High street ................ 90 900
-.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-29

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ABETTING COMPANY.

ENCOURAGES SYSTEMATIC SAVING. -
~ SiS month; for years accumnlatesto to $500.
UNITED STATES SAVINGS AND LOAN co.
Paid In capita si.o00O Subscribed $4,000. .O0U.
7per cent guaranteed. Office, 81 Weybosset street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-29
BANKERS.

MILLER a vAUGHAN,3 3 CUSTOM HOUSE ST.
WI Dealers in all Standard Securities Interest
paid on deposits su biect to check at sight
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-29
DRUGGISTS.

HALL a. LYON. eos WESTMINSTER sT-2S
III 10 80 per cent. saved ali drug store goodA
Our checking system makes mistakes In prescrip-
tions impossible.
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DENTISTS.


HAYDEN a CHESTER PINE STREET..
II Providence. r. L-Toys Games NoveltieG
supplies at Wholesale Full line Of nrst-class
fireworks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-14
EXPERT KITE ILYLN0
Fear Chiuess Show Their Skill Nssv eAs
Washington MonumsnA


Yesterday afternoon there were four China
men down in the Monument grounds ovl-
IDENTITY out for a frolic. and for about an hour
Americans who enjoyed tho most fantastic
piece .i kite flying that it is often tho lot Of :
Two ofths Ceiesiials were attired In fault
less taIor-nade clothes. but the other two
s!! clunE 70 the ,f flowing costume Of the East
cred shoes were of richer material than one
often sees aside from the members of the 10
cation. Their kite was OF the famous draIon
pattern, and from the ground looked the exaoS
counterpart Of huge red and white lizard
T as ans WINE tai Of a. nss
red cloth that lushed about In an excited way.
:, The monster cut ~ sorts OF strange antics,
except for the c-aseless movement OF tho red
tail. Then it would begin to undulate Ike .
strain at its tcther. threatening to crawl down
the chimney OF the Bureau OF Engraving and
Printing. ami then. changing its mind. mount
Throughout it's whole length.
The little Chinanan in a Ii ac silk shirt. who
string. seemed to have some occult under.
standing with his strange pet. in vi rtue OF
which i ?beyed bis slightest notion. slighs
turn of his slender brown wrist would send
tho creature mounting upward into space. and
az a sweclof his arm it would go through .
too, and after capering around on his feet with
it Tor hal an hour In the silf breeze. ts astsr
his Is
But the most remarkable part OF the per-
Torrance came when ono OF the kite-hyers
produced II light bamboo frame covered
with rico paper which unfolded In the shape
Ola butterfly. A pack Of ilrecrackers was at
tachcd to 1t and when 1t was hung on the string
OF the kite. il crawled steadily onward till
within n few foet Of the dragons head. when
folded VI and slid back down the string.
When finally Tired OF their sport. the Orisntas
hauled IN tho monster, and ~ 1t lay on the
ground It's construction could DO clearly noted
II had II grutesIue face with Il gaping mouth
aud windmill eyes that blink"d with rotary
motion. Tho b,dy was made up Of twenty or
thirty of the highest discs al rice paper. vary.
ing from ton to three inches IN diameter and
stretched on delicate bamboo hoops and
hitched tandem a loot or moro APART The
wnole Was wonderfully light. Int when ex-
tended presented u surface TO the air that
made il float Ike a bird.
OF kites That came on sept 8. and there
would he probably many more dragons aloft
in the sky. They were out merely for q good
time. and. as one Of them remarked with Q
grin. This mlAkee NE fun. anyhow"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-14
III.

In monogamio communities We unquestion-
ably regard chastity as fundame entail virtue.
at all events In women. 1t has not. however.
been equally esteemed by men in oil stages Of
social evolution. and there are com munltes
In which II is not even deemed virtue. To
prove this Is tho initial purpose OF q chapter
allotted to tho subject, although Mr.. Spencer
Is not whit behind the most jealous Christian
mor9lsts In maintaining tho far. reaching i'm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-14

point out that in the matter OF dress an Ameri-
can rises to the situation at once. She 10
worry rarely. II sver. badly dressed. Given such
an amount OF prettiness IS she has. such quick
ness Of eye and SO long purse. 1t Ia no won
der that she comes forth from her Paris dress
maker . dream OF loveliness. And then she
wears her clothes like queen. or. rather. As
queens very seldom wear them. Mr.. Gordon.
finally. 10 kesuly sensible that the shadow
which tho American girl Is Just now casting
on tho map Of Europe Is robust ona She 10 at
present the most talk ed-about creature In the
world. Never before did the women OF ono ma
tion % successfully invade all other peoples
and reverse the Sabine legend by carrying
of the most able bodied warriors. Her march
over England and the Continent Is one long.
Respondent record OF Amazonian conquest
In still another chapter Mr.. Gordon dis
courses with due earn estness and gravity on
the -Four Hundred" of New York. He eau
lions his English readers not to accept with
out qualification tho dictum that social differ
sntiation Is based ON the position which the
word ivan" holds in q mans name-Van
sully. for instance. being aristocratio. but
Sullivan plsbeian In the extreme. That
there Is some truth In this formula Mr.
Gordon would not deny; he has no doubt that
Van Bully. with little money. would stand q
be:tar chance " socisl recognition than Sui
Ivan with great dsal-that 10, until Sullivan
had proved himself to la possessed Of tact,
sauoir fare and Sarou rive. in which case his
fortune would give him tho advantage. 1t is
manifest that the author kept his ears open in
the right drawnG-rooms. and consequently
CLEANED . good deal OF accurate information.
He says truly that mp 70 tho year OF the open
ipg OF tho Erie Canal. which was followed by q
rapid increase Of commercial wealth. New
York society continued to move along very
much on the ante-Royolution lines. As the
century progressed society progressed with
II; In some directions for good. In others for
i'll. Gradually tho prestige and influence oil
the old Colonial families became eclipsed. as
, 1892-01-11

In few days we shall hear something
tangible relative to the Chilian affair. The
latest from Washington is to the effect
thatif there shall bean adjustment of the
difficulty by peaceful methods, it is GER
tain also that the United States will not
be committed to any policy which will
condemn Minister Egan. On the contrary,
members Of the cabinet who haye read all
of the correspondence with Chill say that
Minister Egan has shown rare integrity,
faithfulness, and a high-minded devotion
to the United States, and that his skill as a
diplomat will amaze his traducers when
the facts shall become known
, 1892-01-11
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ITO THE
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COMMENCING MAY i, 1885
The History Company Of San Francisco,
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Coast, this day announce that they will
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Worlds Fair and return, including meals
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NOTICE
Those desiring to go to the Worlds Fair
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of such a trip themselves, but to enterpris-
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Every young man or woman who desires
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, 1892-01-11
Had Plenty Of Buttons.

Puck: Loving Wife George, dear, wnat
are those round pieces Of ivory that /
picked up on the floor this morning2 They
fell from your coat.
Embarrassed Husband Why, my dear,
they are buttons bought for YOUR winter
cloak. When reached home I discovered
that they had no holes with which to sew
them on, and thought I'd take them back
tonight and change them.
Loving Wife (inquisitively)-I should
think you would have noticed that they
were not on card.
Embarrassed Husband-I had some
others that were on card, but l lost them
Loving Wife You had better take these
back tonight and put them on card. ii
you win those you lost last night, lust
bring me home cloak Never mind the
buttons. I've got all my buttons.
, 1892-01-11
THE
Agricultural College


The Agricultural College and School of
Science will be opened on Wednesday, Jan.
13, 1892, at Pullman. "a thorough course Of
preparation for the college will be given in
the following branches: English Gram
mar, Arithmetic, Algebra, Physiology, Or
biography, Penmanship, United States
History, Elocution, Physical Geography
and Bookkeeping. Students will be re-
ceived and classified in the college classes
and instruction given to them.
Tuition is free in all the departments in.
the college.
Any person IA years Of age, and who
understands Arithmetic through fractions,
who can read and write with facility, spell
well, and who is reasonably. well-grounded
enter the school.
/ Board and room in private families at
reasonable rates can be had. Those desir-
ing to attend the school should make ap-
p3lication at once, For full particulars ad-
dress
, 1892-01-11
After the War.

Just when you think "the war is oyer'
something like this happens. A man
bought 81 worth offruit from Pittsburg
vender, and gave the italian what appeared
to be $l00 bill, receiving 500 in change,
When the Italian took his money to de-
posit it in the bank the teller threw out the
SlOO bill, because it was confederate bill.
The italian nearly tainted from the shock
and insisted upon the bank officials MAX
ing. his loss good. He finally became so
violent that a policeman was sent for to
put him out of the bank.
, 1892-01-11

IT is hardly probable that Congressman
Wilson will be able to get through any
bills in this congress to erect public build
lngs In Washington. The chairman of the
committee on appropriations in the house
belongs to that generous class Of men, who
buy demijohn of whiskey and lock them
selves up in room until it is emptied.
, 1892-01-11
They W0n,t Tell.

The occasion was the funeral Of promi-
nent citizen who had been a free mason.
a delegation Of brother masons had at
tended and they had just come out Of the
house and were waiting to enter the car
riages assigned to them. They wore part
tion of the ever-present smyll bows. to
whom funerals are all one with weddings,
considered as food for curiosity.
Say, Jimmy, who are they?n asked one
OF another, in an audible Whisper
Jimmy glanced at the embroidered
sashes. "Why, don't you know what
those are, Johnny ?" he said. with the con-
tempt OF superior knowledge for ignorance
No; what are they? ~
"Well, you are stupid Why, them's
the fellers that know something they won't
"Oh!' said Johnny, meekly.
, 1892-01-11
a
His Brother KnAM Him.

Philadelphia Record: "Do you keep
such thing as Jag" she blushingly
asked clerk in the clothing store last
week. "Well, no, not in stock, ma a'am, =
stammered the clerk. Il am so sorry,'
she replied, - wished to buy one as a gift.
Ny brother told me Charlie always had
one Dp ,,
, 1892-01-11

FULL barns; full banks; money plenti-
ful; reyiying demand for stocks, and
gold still flowing into the country from
foreign sources, = is the way we began the
new year, says the Philadelphia Record
Next November the country will be full Of
rennhlicans
, 1892-01-11
Fat and Thin.

Printers is rule are a thin type of men,
said slug as he yelled for copy. Yes, re-
piled the dean of the chapel as he took his
take" from the hook and the reason of 1T
is that they are too devilishly desirous to
get fat and the subsequent stiffness was
like silence sitting motionless in the arms
of death.
, 1892-01-11
republicans

Would it not be just as well for you to
step into the city clerks office and register
your name as a voter for 1892. You can
not vote this year, on last years registra-
, 1892-01-11
German I
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sonage. My acquaintance with
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years ago, when I contracted a Cold
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II saw the advertisement Of your
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received such quick and permanent
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, 1892-01-11
Cheap Rates.

For cheapest rates to st. Paul, Milwau-
kee, Kansas City, Chicago and all points
East and South, apply to ]. G. Percival,
agent Union Pacific r. r.. n24tf.
, 1892-01-11
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

nR. HAL M. WYMAN, Physician and sur
H. geon-Office hours. lotto II am, l to and
to pm. Chilberg block, Olympia. Telephone
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, 1892-01-11

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, 1892-01-11
ONLY $500 "A YEAR.

See what you get for $500 per Year in addition
a copy Of the Monthly American Farmer, published at
Cleveland, Ohio, which has a National Circulation; or
copy Of the Monthly Metropolitan and Rural Home Of
Rochester, New York which has a Large Circulation
among the Farmers Of America; Or,
copy Of Bartons Handbook and Legislative Manual Of the
State Of Washington First Editon). It is book
containing Many Interesting Facts Of the New State,
at its birth and the Old Territory.
In ordering the Weekly Tribune which Of the three
publications you desire.
, 1892-01-11

DR. J. r. WATT, Office, rooms and G, Cham
~ bers block. Residence between Franklin
and Tenth street. Office hours, 10 to 70 a. M, Q
to and to p. m. Telephone g.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-12-20
STRANGE ENDS TO LIVES.

LELY died Of jealousy ut the success
of Sir Godfrey Kncller.
ELpuENsToNE died of a broken heart
over the results of the battle of Flod-
den.
EMpERoH FREDERICK III. and his son,
Maximilian l.. both died of eating too
hcartily of melons.
NALTNTrA, the Spanish thcologian,
died Of grief because he was accused by
the pope OF having falsifed n passage in
ST. Augustine.
ALoHzo CANo, a French painter and
sculptor of the seventeenth century, is
said to have had such fine sense Of pre-
cision and symmetry that he refused to
kiss pooriy-cXccutcd cross within less
than an hour of the time of his death.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-12-20
INDUSTRIAL POINTS.

THE linen manufactured yearly in
England could be wrapped round the
earth seven times.
II is estimated that last year Arizona
produced $1,000, 900 in gold, 50, 600, 900 in
silver and $4,000 in copper.
THREE HUNDRED MILLION of eggs are
used every year in this country in max
ing albumen paper, used in photog-
raphy.
TIE largest needle manufactory in
the world is in Redditch, Worcester
shire, England. Over 7O,OoO,OOO are
made weekly.
THE Patriotic association of MeclSlcn-
burg-Schwcrin, Germany, will make an
exhibit of wheat, seeds and dairy prod
ucts, on March and B. 1892.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-12-20
NATURAL ICEHOUSE.
Columbia River Curiosity W Which Is Simply
Unique.

Columbia River Curiosity W hich Is Simply
Unique.
In Washington a coulee is a ravine
that river has worn for itself and
then abandoned for another course,
says the New Orleans Picayune. The
coulces of the Columbia river are i'm
mense ravines worn out of the basaltic
rock, with perpendicular walls on
either side from one thousand to fifteen
hundred feet high. Through this re-
gion the Great Northern railroad runs.
Not long ago an Indian approached Il
gang of railroad laborers working in
Salmon cOulee with great piece of ice
wrapped in blanket, which he offered
for sale. The workmcn instituted a
search in the direction from which he
had come and soon found n cold stream
trickling through the shell rock, and
further up the ice beds were found.
They were formed among the masses
of shell rock by the melting Of snow
in winter, the water running down
among the rocks and freezing at night.
Ice remains there pcrpetually and in
large quantities. The most singular
feature is that the spot is only five hun
drcd feet above the sea, and the sun
beats with intense heat upon the rocks
above the ice, which is also exposed to
warm draughts of air through the
crevices, yet the ice never melts.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-12-20
NOTES OF ENGLAND,

TIE furniture and appointments OF
Queen Victoria's' new dining-room at
Osborne cost 100000.
AT the present moment the police
system, in all its branches, costs Eng
land close upon 2O,OO0,o0O year. =
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-12-20

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