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Observation-Disclosures.

17WV'TTIVTT NW7I1
Senator Turpie, Of Indiana, 10 n very
nervous man aud does not want anv.
thing near him to distract his attention
when no Is making n speech. Ito was
addressing tho senate to-day on tho
question Of seating tho senators with
appointments from the governors,
Whom In the midst Of his profound con.
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IL Adlai has any more cousina lying
around loose they will do vol to step
up to tho captains office and file claims
for what they want, Tho rule against
nepotism has been disAgurcd beyond
recognition.
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PLAYFUL phrases suggesting the
headsmun in the matter OF tho dis.
trlbution Of offices CRATE on the sensi.
two nerves Of tho President Let him
call off bis hOndsmnn. thnn.
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TWELVE thousand barrels Of Ken.
lucky whisky that might have boon
washed down with water have gone up
in smoke. All kentucky will mourn
this as d personal aIllIcuon,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-07

IT is believed that there will DO suGi.
cient transportation facilities by rail
and water to land on the Worlds Fair
grounds at least a hundred thousand
people an hour. II everybody doesn't
want to go at the same time this should
do pretty we'll.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-07

TnE secret art Of beauty lies not In
cosmetics, but Is only In puro blood, and
q healthy performance OF the vital iunc.
tions, to DO obtained by using Burdock
Blood Bitters. DAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-07

Or course Sir Charles Russell looks
on tho conduct OF the American side OF
tho Boring sea case as extraordinary,
most extraordinary" This is quite
natural because 1t 10 quite English, you
know. The British view of the Geneva
award was on the same line.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-07

NeW York World DENY
There are good and bad thinga about
Carter Harrison, but he may fairly
claim to be representative Chicagoan,
he is man OF ability and he will make
himself felt and seen as mayor during
the great Fair,
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The Entire Language Necessary.

WdSNInD'0n ETarI VIndI
1t might be neighborly in Carter
Harrison to send Mr.. Allerton an un-
abridged dictionary to assist him in ex-
pressing his feelings at tho present
moment.
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Poor Chicago.

Canton (ohio) Repository tRep.)
Poor Chicago! Her reputable citizens
are in great minority when Carter
Harrison wins by majority Of 10000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-07
70 aorcl Of lanl for market gardening NORTH Of
FOR SALE.

Ciaere farm, 10 miles from city and ~ miles
FROM WHafllHg crock.
100 aero farm, Long Bottom, McIg, county,
Ohio; VIII exchange iOt city property
lOnctCS VI lnnd near Elm Grove
No 6S Thrty.Nrt street
No 7A2 Main stree.
No 1875 Chnplluo street.
No lON Fol street
No. 10 Slxteonih street.
No iOb McCOOoh street.
No 1911 MCCOllOch street.
No 2l Iweny.minth street
no, 2GS Maln street.
Lots on North Front street
Lots ni SDnth Front street
lOtS OIL South Penn street
Lots on South Huron street
Lot No. ~ lllnn aud White addition
nELvEbEIE tIOTS.
Many other desirable residences ani iatn'@
sale
ono lot Of saloon fixtures
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-07

FouRTH,cLAss postmasters' heads are
falling like Bill Nye's autumn leaves.
The other fellows don't care how they
fall so that they fall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-07

If you have not been boiling the
water you drink begin at onco to give
yourself and your neighbor this protec.
ton. 1t pays to ward off disease.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-07

Mr. MoLEoD, the Reading ruShcr, Is
forty.nvo years old. lilo 10 young
enough to leArn.
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rency. Blunders OF this sort are unfOr-
tunate for an administration sublimely
given up to the noble work of reform.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-07

DIOR SALE-VIGroR SAFETY RI
IL CYCLE in ilrsl.claSs condition, sold tho,
cheap Inquire at 1872 Market street All
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NEW ACCOMPLISHMENTS

WANrED-COOK WHO WILL X
wv Dist with washing and ironing. W.,
c, IL HART, ~ Main street, nj
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MIKE HOWLEY,

Tho wellknown lightweight pugIlIst will
Elvo private lessons in tho manly art OF self de-
Tense while resting in the city For terms and
other particulars. call on him at ]. G. Klinei
Terminal Restaurant. Market street. apl
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NTANTED-A PRoFESSIONAI
w Cook to go to Chicago; best Of wsg1,
paid Address nCOOk. caro- this office NM
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WTANTED-A GOOD MAN-ONP
w who can milk well and undena0i,
driving Call al No u Twelfth street apSl
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r OST OR STOLEN-A SMALL
IL Black anil Tan Dog, Liberal reward viii
be paid II returned to 1913 Chapltne street api
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-07

WANTEDSANY SOLDIER VINO
w served In Company y, Eleventh Rcs,
mont. West Virginia Volunteer Infantry 10 VIII
TO me | will paw for trouble. Mas + +
CLARKE, 50 Twelfth street b., MInneapoa
MINI. ap7.bAw
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NANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK
for a family Of three, at M. l6l! Narlat
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-14
For Looking After tho Merchant Marine
at the Naval Review.

at the Naval Review.
NEW YORK, April IA The steamship,
steamboat and tug owners of this city met
yesterday at the maritime exchange to
make arrangements for the distribution ot
the merchant marine in the naval review
Captain Fred Rogers, u. S. N, presente
to the meeting as the report of Admiral
Gherardi plan for the flotilla of mer-
chantmcn, yachts, pleasure boats and
other vessels to proceed up tlss Jersey
shore after the Dolphin, with President
Cleveland on board. has anchored opposite
Eighty-ninth street.
The merchant vessels will round the
etakeboat, the Enterprise, which will be
anchored about opposite Ninety sixth
street, and then proceed down the New
York shore. They will be reviewed and at
the same time view both lines of warships.
1t was decided that the chairman appoint
a committee of Is to take charge of the ar
rangements. The executive of Mayor Gill
roy's committee of 100 was also in session,
appointing many subcommittee to ar
range for the land parade. An executive
committee to manage the ball on the night
of the 25th was appointed as follows: G.
N. Bliss, General Louis Fitzgerald, Perry
Belmont, George G.. Haven, 8. Nicholas
Kane, j. s. Cram, Walter Stanton, g. b.
Mcclellan, Henry Willard and G. w. Byrd.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-14
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
SEWER ASSESSMENTS

zion o swers in tie streets hereinafter named are
lodged at the Office Of the City Treasurer.
In hese.t avenue. from harold s.reet to Aoa-
deny avenue and in Academy sysnpe: from Re.
ACADEMY avenue to % Mount f Pleasant sei avenue @
In Ha old street. from Valley street TO Chalk.
In Delaine street. from the present end OF the
sever n said street 70 Valley street and IA valsy
river 70 Valley. street and in Valley street from
IN Mawnev street, from I'm Greenwich street to Up
dixie street and in updike street from Peace
~ In Moore aud Iroat streets. from the summit in
Aoore street 70 Public street r,
Broad street and In Broad street from Prin ceton
In Public street. from Gordon avenue to Prairie
avenue.
lor street, aud in Taylor street. from Gienham
stree to Rnblic street. and IN Public street, from
Broad street 10 Gordon avenue
In Harrison street from Wilson street to Grams
In Public street. from Ocean strs.t to Plain
In Plain street. from Pubic street to Bishop
In Somerset street. from Tanner street to Prar,c
In Tanner street. from Pearl street TO Somerset
In providence street. nom Prairie avenue to
In High street from the railroad bridge to pres
IN I sh street, from Norfolk street TO the rail-
: In Oh street. Norfolk street. Oak street and
Troy 81 eet from Baker avenue TO Hign street.
street.
In steere avenue from Amherst street TO Manton
avenue.
IN POtssru avenue from Prairie avenue to Ocean
3 rect
ltpavpeDt ., ths whole OF any asssssesnnent n
made before the 20th day OF March. 1891. deduc-
No. will Be made ON the same at the rate OF six
per cent per annum from the date Of payment g.
oafd last iuentio cd date
:. One third OF the essrent may be paid at aay
eme within one yea hon the time the assessment
SIodged with the City Trea ur,r 'thout Interest
The second installment OF one-third may be paiu
Mlthn two years froin ins day OF said odgt nacni
WITH tns City Tr.ssuTer by ,yng In i'd TO.
thereto the interest on the whole aInsunt due OF
ennuin IRON the first ay of tn coid yea after
said lodg rnent 20 The TIN ~ payment
The iast or ihrd instslimcnt o. the assessment
may be paid within three year. after en- lodtmen
by Iaying In add ton here ibe interest ther o.
o. the rate OF six () per cent. Yer snnum from ill.,
date OF he last aymeni
II the a. 81 instalment Is mot paid az the end
Sne ar from the date OF the lodge ment OF IA
assessment with the city Treasure the who
assessnent can then be co. ected with intclc.
thereffom AZ the rae OF six tJl per cent por annuI
and expenses o. collection
ID. I. u. GRANGER C,tS rre'sr-.-
mr2o-im
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Largest and Most Varied Stock I'm
the City.
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wilkes Body Found.

: BosToN, April 1.-THE disappearance of
Norman Wilkie from his home on Jan. 8
last is at last accounted for. Yesterday an
officer of the park police found the body
of a man floating in the waters of Jamaica
pond at Jamaica Plain. The body was
much decomposed and had been badly
mutilated by the fishes, and was only
identified as that of Wilkie by the cloth
Ing upon the body.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-14
What southrons Want.

RICHMOND, April 14.-Before adjourn
ing the convention of southern governors
adopted measures to stimulate immiRra-
tion to the south. They also sent mem
orial to President Cleveland to send
more southern representatives to foreign
countries, and issued an address to the
people of America and Europe.
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Yeas, 45. Nays, Z.

ieas 80 Nays, Z.
Wherefore, the citizens OF the city OF Providence
entitled to yote are hereby botihed and warned 70
assemble IN ward meetings the said nfseenth
First Ward-tirst Distr,c ct &C the ward room on
Wickenden street, second Dis rict At east end VI
Board OF Trade Buidin 2. Market square.
Second Ward-tlrst District, At tnc school house
on Meeting street, between Nortn Main and Benefit
Main street.
Third ward-First District, at No. 90 West River
streets Second District, at the ward room on smith
street. Ihlri ID Dsirict No. $40 Branch avenue,
Fourth Ward-Frst District A. the school hou.e
Westminster street. second floor
Chestnut street between Elm and Elbow streets
second District at tho ward room on Beacon
sixth ward-First District. A. the ward rom on
Pubic st est Second District at No 25J rhurber's
avenue.
Seventh ward--First District. northw est corner
OF Westncld and Har ison street. second District
at the werd room ON Oakland street
OF Messer and Hudson streets second District, at
the ward room on Harrison STREE
Ninth Ward-First District NJ the northeast
corner OF knight and Grove streets second Dis
trlct, al the ward room % Palas str ct
-. Tenth Ward=Eirst- District on vustrrfv sttrut
Fioronce street, near kossuth street; second Dis
trict, at the ward room on Atwells avenue; Third
District al No. $40 Smith street.
And 20 give In their votes according 20 law for
one senator and Representatives No 1,s, y 4 D y
dence in the General Assembly,
said ward meetnRs. ~ the Law dire q. shall 10
Kept op from sunrise st sos O'Clock a m. until
5o'clock y. m. ......
Witness WILLIAM 4. CLARKE
Providence, April :, 1893. City Clerk.
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GnERARDI'S PLAN.

BrEcHAx's PILLS cure Bilious and Nervous IIls
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lApproved March 80. 1901

II = ordained by the City Council OF the City OF
Providence as follows:
Section L. Is ctlon q OF chapter CDLIII OF the
ordinances. entitled An ordinance authorizing the
joint standing committee ON education 10 apDoint
jantors OF school buildings" which reads "All
moneys payable under the provisions OF this ordi-
nance shall be charged To the appropriation To-
public schools" IL hereby amended To r. ad as
follows: All moneys payable under the proyis-
10 o. this ordinance shall be charged tcp The APP
preparation for public school janitors."
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Section 1. In all elections held by the people for
state, city. town. ward district o.ncers the per-
son OF candidate receiving the iargess number OF
votes cast shall be declared e,ected.
sec. This amendment shall take In the conssi-
tuition OF the state the place OF section 10 OF Article
VIII. "Of Elections" which said section Is hereby
annuled.
The names OF all the members who voted thereon.
with the yeas and nays. are as follows VIZ:
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CHAPTER CDLX


An Ordinance AUTH norizng the Joint Standing
COMMITTEES on Education 10 Purchase Janitors
Supplies and a Horse and Carriage.
Approved March 30, 1898.
II Is ordained by the City Council OF the City Of
Providence a. follows;
secton !. The joint standing committee ON edu-
cation II hereby authorized TO purchase Jantors
supplies for the puDlic school buildings.
sec. =. said committee may purchase and tnatr-
tain horse and carriage for the use VI the super
inteadent Of janilors.
Sec. 8 All oneys payabl under the provisions
OF this ord nance shall he charged 70 the appropri
alton for public school jalito s.
CHAPTER CDLXI.
An Ordinance I'm Amendment OF Chapter CDXIv
OF the Ordinances Entiu An Ordinance Max
Ing Appropriations for the support OF the City
Government for the Financial ear Ending Sep
tember 80 lSi9,n Amended by Chapter
CDXXtV or the Ordinances. and Adding 100 to
the Aplroprlat on for Dredging the Harbor.
Approved March 81, 1893.
IL II orda ned by the City Council OF the City OF
Providence as follows;
Sect ON 4. 1he paragraph In section 1 OF chap
ter CDAIV OF the ordinances eltitled An ordi-
nance making appropriations for the support OF
the city government for the financial year ending
september ~, 1896" which r. ads, "a amended by
chapter CDNXIv OF the ordinances For dredging
and Improving the harbor. sixteen ousand dol
lars" Is nereby amended so as TO read as follows
one thousand dollars. I"
True copies,
Witness: WILLIAM e. CLARKE. City Clerk
ap12-at
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An Ordinance utnorizng the Joint Standing
Committee on Education 10 Purchase Janitors
Supplies and Horse and Carriage.
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IApproyed March 30. 1888. I

II is ordained by the City Council OF the City NJ
Providence. as follows:
SECTION 1, The sum OF twenty thousand dollars
u hereby ap ropriated and made special appro-
pration for public school Janitors; said sum % be
transferred from the approximation for school
houses and lots. as made by section 4 OF chapter
CDAlV OF the ordinance, entitled An ordinance
making appropriations for the support OF the city
Der 80, 1885,
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ARTICLE

And whereas, the following amendment to the
Constitution OK the State Is proposed:
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Punch David a Co.. ss4 North Main street
Quinn. John ~ Brattie street
Quinn Joan, oo2 Atwelrs a, eaus.
@ am. N. ino% f o, u wsysossss Sss srsss Street,
keddington, J, w, isl 0rms street.
ssan nf ri g 81 fo9sass Sssrss street street
teeney y Patrick 81 Appleton street.
Belle EEsley; Pes.r sr J., i,sss Westminster street.
Euof Gcttiieb' iis south ! Maia a H Street. fs.''
ksy kisyoif sS sSs si &. csnn srsaa s.1.ss street
kEoassls; Eodsss;,s; Mlchasi; ssc AtSsil's avenue:
kothfushS William, 800 south Main street
saIesscs, Frank. sa5 North Main street
schweiser a Bowers 5gT Eddy stIeet.
schemlnger, John. Is snow street.
sseaedlSey, sesegSy, Joseph. ~ a. ,sc un,Sr - street;
shine, Mili,s% IL 9, U.s. sSatS Main Main street.
simonigt pietro lss Jean st eet.
s,th smith Joseph o. Iss Foun.ai street.
sperry. rr Hsnry s c. c. ids suSl Msh Street street,
stratton. Tomas i 55i Eddy street. '"
Stewart a. n. 81 Pinesr et
ss.vens A sherdan; ~ Broadway.
sullivan, u. X. and I. j.. corner 52rasue and DIX
sullivan o. T., and ID. ~ Brothers 62 Ives street
Sullivan NJ j.. 1J Brook street
sweeney. Thomas. 10, 3 Westminster street.
u H. q org. H.. ~ Exchange place.
TAFT George III. Ass PJtters avenue.
Tat Franz T., 90 sup eror street.
Tnorne. Ffitz. $40 Broad street
Tlllingna>t. Sylvester. 81 Dyer street.
Taint T. III. A.. 1pa Wa~hnxtJn street.
Tratnor, Francis 1Sg Atwrll's ave ue.
Ttainor. John. goo Atw LIS avenue.
1roiden. P,ier j :, lUI rarie avenue.
lroad .. Peter g.. corner ox.ord and NJ nc
Inlley, Thomas, asa Atwelrs avenue.
Magsl. llaks. lii South Main street
w usD, patrc6, s3 B ok street
Warl John ~, i4o. IA hicimond street
Waterman. Nicho as ~. Br ad sire g.
W III Hrn AnfIin.. 80 = 80 = 81 stra~f
Williams Harry, l19 Thurber's avenua
MM,nters Mr Bernard q, ~ Bsnop 81 &c
Winters Michael l3 Rio hmon str ct
Wirth, Jacob. a Co.. lS0 Weybosset street corn
Potter street. -"
Mi.eman William. 800. ae5 Cana STREET.
WOODS, conrad g.. 257 sou h Main street.
n0 iey. william H.. IL Dtlane street,
IN Board oi License Commissioners will be
session. "a their office. City dali Tuesday, April is
70 o ~ lo o., lock ~. nl.. at WA ch time anu plac
Az rsons so desiring NAV lie heard ON the mat, e.
VI granting el.h appiiclt lOns.
JOHN VI. SfUDLEY,
DENNIS j. MCCARTHY
a., -CHAhLES Epw ARD PAINE
rl-lft
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CHAPTER CpJLx.

An Ordinance In Amendment OF Chapter CDLIII
oi the ofdinances Entitled An Ordinance author
zng the Joint Standing Committee on Educs tion
70 Appoint Jantors OF school Bui.dings" and FRO
viding Tor the Payment OF Salaries OF Janitors.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-14

The CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
CHAPTER CDLYIII.

An Ordinance Ia Amendment Of Chapter CDxIv
Qf the Ordinances Untitled Aa Ordinances
MAX ng Appropriations for the support OF the
City Government for the Financial Year End
Ing september so. 1898" and Appropriating the
sum OF xO.OOOOO for Public School JanLtors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-08-03
FINED cor coNrEMPr.
Worlds Fair Directors Fined by an
Illinois Superior Judge.

Worlds Fair Directors Fined by an
Illinois Superior Judge
CHICAGO, Aug. 2.-Judge Stein, in the
superior court this morning, decided that
the Worlds fair directors and officers
were directly responsible for closing the
gates on Sunday, July %, and violated
the injunction previously issued by him
on the ground that Jackson park is a
public recreation ground and the people
could not be excluded. They have been
cited for contempt in closing the gates.
He ordered that Directors Gage, Hutchin-
son, Henrotin, McNally and Kerfoot be
fined 1000 each; Director Lawson re-
ceived a fine of 500 on the ground he
voted to close in the belief
that the injunction had lapsed. Director
General Davis fine is $3.50. President
Higginbotham and National Commits
sioners Massey, McClain and Forbes
were discharged on the ground that they
merely carried out the directions of the
management. The attorney for thefair
has prayed an appeal from the decision.
At the conclusion of the argdmsqts
Judge Stein granted the appeal. Pend
ing the bearing in the higher court, how
ever, the parties are required to give
bond to obey the injunction.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-08-03
THE GOLD RESERVE.
There Is Now in the Treasury S791,s7o
Free Gold.

Free Gold.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-For the first
time since April 20 last, when the gold
reserve fell below the 800, 10000 mark,
the reserve has been made intact. The
gold in the treasury today amounts to
500, 791. $40, OF S791 $40 of free gold. This
gold came from Europe, Mexico and the
West Indies, much of it being gold sent
out from the United States during the
late spring and early summer months.
Information in treasury circles indicates
that SIC, 600, 600 in gold is now on it's way
from Europe to the United States and
most of this, it is expected, Will find its
way as usual into the treasury.
While the gold reserve, however, is in
tact and the free gold is climbing up the
treasury net balance is declining, the
stated amount today being 81 ,251 900.
The receipts, too, Tor the past few days
have been disappointing. Business
troubles throughout the country are
having an effect upon government reve-
nues. Everything that can be done is
being done to relieve the situation.
Secretary Carlisle today, after confer
ence in New ork with eminent finan-
ciers, directed Acting Secretary Curtis to
send the following telegram to 100 ma
tional bank depositors throughout the
United States:
fixed at par of security. Transfer the ex
cess whenever practicable to the nearest
sub-treasury.
This action of the treasury department
will release to the banks about 5000, 600,
and is intended as far as practicable to
relieve the financial stringency prevail
ing in the country.