davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-20

w srode 1890 Wrzesnia cd.
byfo sic pierwsze posiedzenie no.
wo obranego Z,rzadu wv. N. P.
0 godz. 10.tej z rama prezes
Rzadu Centralnego OBJ. s. F. Ada.
liza Satalecki ~przywofaf obscnych
do porzadku i przedstawif Inn no.
wo obranego cenzora wv. N. P.
OBJ. 7. NJ. Helihskiego.
SIanowny Cenzor W .kr6tkiej
a tre6civej przemowie wytioma.
cyl swe obo~iazki i stosunek
sw6i do Rzadu Centralnego. Pc
MIN p~rzemawiai jes1cze vice.
cenzor wv. N. P. OBJ. st. Lswan
dowski.
Nastepnie przystapiono do cd.
korespondencyi, ktorych
ola spoznionei pory ma o~statniej
sesyi sejmu odczyta6 ME byio
molina, a ktore sejm poruczyi
ciafu wykonswczemu 2. N. P. to
jest Rzadowi Centralnemu, ably
ten ie przejrzaf i zafatwif W spo-
sob jaki uwasa "a wiaiciwy.
Nastepnie oh. F. Gryglasze wski,
ktory M sejmie K Representa-.
wat zwiazek Wychodztw wa Pol.
skiego, odczytaf list cd wydsiaiu
wykonawczego tegot Zwiazku.
Do listu ~doiaczone byfy rozmaite
dokumenty. Uchwalono, ably OBJ.
Gryglaszewski pc przejrzeniu
wszystkich dokumentow, przesiai
list j dokumenty wraz z swemi
ma rece Cenzora z. N. P.
a ten poroEumiewsc sic bsdzie
z Rzadem Centralnym. Wydziai
wykonawczy zwilzku Wychodz-
twa Polskiego prosi, ably Zwiazek
N. P. wysiai do Europy W tym
albo W przyszfym roku
delegate lub delegatow, kt6rzyby
/ dokiadniej zapoznali sic
re stanem narodowego ruchu W
i ma emigracyi i mogli "a.
zem z mimi obmyslec srodki i spo.
soby dalszej wsp6lnej akcyi.
Nastepnie odczytana zostaia
korespondencya cd grupy 80
zShamokin, Pa. dotyczaca OBJ. d.
bro wskiego. Sprawl jego ma sic
jak nastepnje:
Oh. A. Dabrowski, wstapiwszy
po raz drugi do Zwiazku ME chciai
przesfsc ma rece sekr. jen. po.
swiadczenia leksrskiego, twierdzac
be takowe jest zbytecznem. Pc
Smierci swej zony przesfai on
w~prawdzie Swiadectwo lekarskie
ma rece sekr. jen. lecg swiadec.
tego ME podpisai. Decyzya
Wv. N. P. W sprawie tel
brzmi jak nastepuje: uPoniewa2
OBJ. A. Dabrowski, wcale ME e.
ma liScie zwiatkowych,
ME mosemy go wiec uznac "a
czionka Y. N. P"
Ma porzadek dzienny przyszia
sprawl OBJ. Nikodems Piotrow.
z Chicago, Ill. Zadecydo.
'sano, ze OBJ. N. Piotrowski pod.
dad sic must warunkom, iakim
podlega ka2dy nowo wstepujacy
czionek. Nastepnie odczytano
robotnik6w polskich.
Ma wniosek prez. Rzadu Central.
nego, poparty przez czlonka RIA
1u Centr. OBJ. j. Smulskiego DO.
'tanowiono memorial ten vzias6
, 1893-11-01

NGe unb 8ier entbaGten Elm nd6ren6es
Clement, o6er in 9erin9er Srantitdt-
9leid3eitig aber aud eine berauideaoe ST.
eeni9aft. Daeeeen miro oielfa@ GtntuanO
erboben. SrobOem tperOen 9lle unO 8ter
eenonen, mandutal gum SortbeI Der Sc
iunObeit. Damn 9ibt8 cine onoere Sliii9z
felt, beren tbdti9e8 Brtn3ip Ntals it, So :
bann 9off'8 Mal5ertraft. Sin
0ueen0 6laiden Oapon baben Die ndmlide
ndbrenoe unb 1tilnuliren0e Mirfung wte
elm 9roBe8 SaB Gle Ober 8ier. Oa8 lit
ELM 8or3u9. Sin ottoerer 8or8u9 1T, oaB
ct nidt sic berauIden0e Mirfuaag bon Gle
ooer 8ier bat, @r bilft bic 9eabruttg per<
oaue11 ur6 ofiimiliren, rei5t ben Appetit
un6 ma6tbie @duaden fart uno 9eiunb.
Adtet Oarauf, ben dhten 5u erbalten.
@ebt barauf, boB Ser g~or1ens5us $50
6ann 81 ffG auf Der @tifette om Slaider=
balls ftebt. &ein auberer @Gtraft lit ddt.
@isner & M1en6elion Co., Ngenteu, 152 uttb
154 Trontliu Ct, Seem Sort.
, 1893-11-01
3nurktherid1t+
6 bicaao.3 81. 8.

Gbicago, 81. Stt.
SOI9enOe 9reiie tpurben Bel gr6Beren
9arteien e%r3telt:
Butter, bette Creamery 8oare, 27
O., CUTE 260263c, mittc[mdBige 21@
23c. Dairy, bette, 24(026c, mitteIsute
unb quite 18923c, fril9er 8afing Stod
164@17c.
8nttertne, bette Creamery 19c,
redt icbOne 17c, 9atrD 143c unb 16c fir
Die bette; in v9toIs" ober fleinen @ebinben
&c mebr.
&d1e, bette vTun Gream Gbe6burs~,
103@11c, vGpinS" 1O3@113c,' vgoung
Qmcrica" 103@114c, nabgemabterS cbpeiz
ger 115@12c, u8rif" 11@113c, 0imburger
HOBO.
gier, sans frif9e, 2O@-c 6as 0ubb.
8btsfeD, $1.25.
@etIiigel, Ieben6iges, SurfeD 100
lie; 6ii6ner = 6ennen TO-, ,6G6ne
&c., @nten 1906 fir lebcn6i9e; @dnie,
lebenbi8e nit BEN ganSen Seoern, $4,000
$500 baS 9uBenb. Spring GbtGenS"
73@8c bas Bfuno.
8obnen: 8eite vyta0ies" '$1.7O, mitz
telgute $1.6O, nit Der Mtai9ine geretni9te
S1.lO(O$l.4U.
Obit, seb6rrtes: 9tepfcG, finitli6 GEE
trofnetc, 73@10c bas 8fun6, an Ser
Sonne gebOrrte nDr6Gi6e 5@64c, 8ftrftc6e
5@6c, 8rombeeren 6@7c, Simbeeren 300
243c; GaIiforniicbes: @pritolen 14(@16c,
nicbt 9efGti6te 8ftrit9e 8@11c, geicbGlte
22@24c; Rflaumcn 9@13c; &olinen
p2onbOn 2apers" $1.650$2.0O bas &iitz
9en, pMfustatcacr" $1.OO@$1.35, loic
406c.
Obf, friibes: aepfeG s. ,OO@2.7 IS unb
$3.O0(@4.00, ie nacb ser Site, 8ananeu
5OQ@$1.25, Gitronen 81. 8ftr=
li9e bette bteiige 35o@40c, minber quite 15c
@3O.
&artoffeIn 8urbanfs-@-Sez
bronS $4,000; &Oie 55068c 6urcbeinan=
Der 55c Der 8uibel. SerieDzS weetz g ota@
tos $2.7503.00 baS SAB. SQtnotier LIS
@2.00.
, 1893-11-01
unanaenehme Wenouno.

Baron: SD bin SET 8arOn Gaio..
mein Sobn IdBt bel Sbnen arbeiten, un6
ba m0cbte icb =" Sebneiber: r8itte,
9err Baron, feline ltmftdnbe. Gs F~relitrt
burcbau8 nt6t nit Der 8eSa6lrng. -
Barron !: y9aS weiB i6! Wtein Gobn bat
mir seibrieben, baB Sic ibm fdbon 6rei
Sabre creoitirt baben. Sob babe baber sic
Nbit6t =" = S3netber: 80 bite, bite,
6err Baron. = Baron: SD babe
baber bic Qtbit6t, ba mein Sbneioer nidbt
germ crebttirt, bon nun an aucb BET Sbnen
arbetten gu laiien!" (6l. 8I.)
, 1893-11-01
Die San9ewetle.

Die 0angetpeiIe poat' i5 ieben,
@eil mar 10 bdufig bon tbr iprtbt;
Sb iucbte lte on pielen Srten,
9O3, ionoerbar, i3 fanb ite ni3t.
Sb 1ubte iie i'm 8aIbes6unfel,
9as taum Elm Sonnenitrabl burbbricbt
ga fanb bic Stub ib unb ben Trte6en-
Die Qa1setpeiIc fanO i6 ni9t.
SIT iudte Tte i'm cnaen Stib9en,
Sci elmer Nn1pcL fargem Qicbt;
SD fanb bic Qlrbeit un6 Sic Gorge
Die 0~aHgeipeile fanb ib ni9t,
@init lab idb file gan3 unertpartet
Sn einem reib per3icrten Saal;
9a fab tie untcr pielcn aberdeen
1tn0 8GDnte na9 bonn WittagsmabG!
(Sl. 8l.)
, 1893-11-01
@enieite.


@enp, 1869 80. TOrth ape.
Bladder, S87 81. Moplemoob @pe.
9ttGior, 872 81. California 9tre.
9oebue, 938 81. California aoe.
ueIterbpuIe, 1135 81. California @ne
2rubIp. 1914 MilSpautee @oe.
Sapbs, 1853 Milfuoufee @ne.
Oatlep. 1929 Miltpaufee ane.
2eorD, 400 MtiIipaufee gne.
Gnis, 521 Miltpoufee Nne,
2urB. 821 Milnaufee Aue.
2inbero, SS3 Milmaufee 2loe.
Semper, 1919 MiIlpautee aoe.
Gtuder. 1850 Milipoufee Nos.
Nubree, 1854 Milpaufee gtps.
Barring, 1885 Millpanfee @ne.
uerien, 1903 Milmoufee Ape.
Rron, 655 SO. gtortb Npe.
6anien, 759 go. Nprtb Irs.
Sbaper, T65 30. 0prtb ape.
9aai9, $50 MiIpailfee 9tpe.
Gtetnobet. 148 NtiIpaufee aOe
Senri1s, 165 Millpoutee @oG
SpHmonu, 233 MiItpautee MSE
Seufen, 242 Milnoutee Moe.
Sregprien, 286 Miltuaufee IOe.
Sulben. 800 Wtilpoutee IOe.
Gillespie, 2SS 81. Sanoonon ctr.
Seperin9baus & 9eilfuB. 448 WtiItualEee gnG
gletps DEPOT, 1854 Armitoee ane. e e.
g}elps 9epot, 466 &rmitoae Moe.
gtpbiuiDn, 3A Wilipoufe AOe.
92eius Store, $50 %. Chicago abe
Dede. 412 81. NihIanb Noe.
, 1893-11-01

- Die Serren Stlbenten in Gban1ton
macbten iiAs9eitern Qbenb ben Spas, bas
braune 8ferb, tuelcbes neben Der Sontdne
am Seeufer itebt, branorotb an5uitrei6en.
Die 8iir9er Gpaniton's, pelcbe bieien @tb
nicbt tpiirOigen %fOnnen, m0bten bic Sbdter
9erne CUR &ecbeni6aft sieben, bod pir6
ibnen bas i6perlt6 ~geIingen. 2tuGb amber
petti9 murben Bic guten 8iir9er gedrgert,
namentli6 bur6 anbalten6en 2duten Ser
@loden. @s tpar u6allotpeenM.
, 1893-11-01
Shlimmer unfau.

@reifpagen gto. 800 fubr beute Morgen
an Der Mtltpaufee 9be. in einen Qbliefes
rungSipugen binein uno 5ertriimnterte 6ens
ielben %poQitGnbi9. Ser &utl6er 6cs Sc
fGbrtS, 9erman Goldman, muroe nit
GROCER @epatt ouf bic GtraBe geibleuDert
unb in betpuBtlolem 3uitanbe nacb benz
County 6oipitaL gebradbt, no bie 9ler3te
ccnitatirten, baB ct i6pere innerlibe 8ers
leButgen e"rlttten bate.
, 1893-11-01
9eihe QusmahI.

rg8as baben Sic su e1ien 2" = vBiencr
@iriteLn nit &raut !" - ySonit nicbts 2"
10 ia = Sic fOnnen aucb 8iiriteln
0 ; n &raut 6aben! !" G5l. 8l.)
, 1893-11-01
2dthIeI.

NaS lit Elm 0ienitmann in 6ern M2oment,
ipo er et1en p%relfanten Nuftrag erbGlt?
c1ammnB ~aeuaInu1laoI aul0)
, 1893-11-01

nOcS=0r5ei1e.

5rennben unb 8efannten Die ~trauri9e 9ta9ri9t
oaB nletrt lnni9 ~9eliebter @atte
Rnnnlplt ErttTa1e
am 9Ienitag ben 81. Ottr6er iauit i'm Serrn ent=
l0laten lit. 9ie @cerbt9ung ftubet am Son.
iterlt9g ben 2. 9tooember. mn 2 ubr Gobmittags.
pom 2rauerbohle, 9to. It's 81. Saliteo=Str.. mad
Sracelono itott.
: GaroIinc 5ritid)e, @atttn.
ne6lt 8erlpanoten.
, 1893-11-01
&GDc3sMt11einc.

9erlpnnbteu. 6reunoca nuo @etonnten Die irarriue
g%opartd)t. bag l!it'er tIe5cr SoDl uu0 9ruber HuooIYb
8aS gegrdbaiB iinoe. ifott am Jrcitoa ben 3. 9topbr..
nm ! ubr gtaclni;ttagS, Dom 3rGuer1ouie, 5a5 9torb
Sldrt=otroBe; @crlparote 6reunbe mn bic Mtitglieoer
Der @oneoro=Soge 9tD. $50, &HiQ0i3 ri Bnthtos, Iiab ein=
gelooel.
, 1893-11-01
- Gas -
MbenOblatt Der 81, Stnats= 3eituue

1T in ben untet on9e9ebenen 9ei1dften al baben:
Norofette.
6. Senttner, 1899 2incoln Gpe.
M.& 6, Stebbou, 1150 Sincolu NoG
403 SrDB aDe. ,5
402 9osepe @onleoarb.
u. 81. Semitic, 1881 Belmont Ipa
g. Goldman, 1874 gIort Str.
6. q. W3oore, 42 2tucoln Gbe.
2Dn gtotobs, 4S5 &incpln Ape.
6. st. SAT-, $40 Sincolr @oe.
Sranf mo9ner, 597 8incpln Isa
Soepb Wtunf, TAT 9incoIn @n&.
6. 9 eubous, $40 Sincoln Ipe.
Mm. SnpiDr, 1017 &incpGn @nG.
Us. Betting, 1926 @lart Str.
8ocber. 457 9Iart ctr.
5rau 2inben,onn, 421 gIorf @ta
6. 81. 81r, 3l3 Start ctr.
%. q. WtoneD. 267 @Iarf Ctr
". Serma1In, ISL &larf Ctr.
S. ", Gtesen, 513 @lart Ctr.
8. 9edner, 590M Glarf StE.
Son0 9ros.
q. $oppmann, 1857 GIorf StR
s. Smitb, 981 GIorf Ctr.
Srau 6. galfer, 453 49els Sta
30. &utberfurb, 500 MeGs Ctr
Surnbun, 545 mels ctr.
M. 6. S61ntbt, $50 @Gels Str
6. 90. SWeet TOT me1s ctr,
Sobu Starr, $50 gGeas Str.
y. Gurrie, 306 Mel3 Ctr.
6. Sieie, 3A gDens Ctr.
8. 9iIer. 1863 gGens ctr.
@ru1u, 119 Weas Ctr.
Sobn Bert, 141 Mens Ctr.
Sobu 9udIe9, 211 MeelS Str.
Srau 6. SobnIeu, 276 lSels @tI
G. W0cin9, 100 WeGs Ctr.
8. Saaor, 3S3 Mels Str.
6. Serion, so 9Sens ctr.
&. Weber, 1875 &arrobee Str.
Spfmann, 4e4 2arrobee Ctr.
8. Berger, SIT 2arrnbse Str.
Jrou s.. Wfor9an, 225 9iDiton str
2De Columbus, $40 9iniiion @tE.
g. We. mbite, 407% 2ipIIiou Ctr.
g. 6, 9telion, 1884 9iDtinn Str.
6. 4nberIpn, 317 9intfiDn Str,
8. Wtiiaer, 81 WinpD ctr.
8. u. Gbmaun. 66 miGotp Stx
s. Sdurtea, 81 State Ctr.
8. 4. Stebl, 255 GIenelauo IoG
s. Squirt, 391 Seb9ip;d Ctr.
go. s. WaeBIsr, 587 Sesgnid StE
o.. @tae1, 1913 @ebetpid ctr.
&reuier, 2s2 Sebepid ctr.
Sobu Stein, 294 SeoglDid StI.
0ttties, 262 Se6etpid ctr.
9. 6. 4utnom, 249 gIDbpurn NnG
Sopter, 403 @lgbpurn Noe.
s. WetB, 1928 @I1bourn @oe.
a.. 70. S9Iid, "a GIDbpnrn Ibe.
&obert 9re9er, 149 SQinois StE.
9. Sdrober, 316 W(arfet ctr.
&tIDeblob g. Magmu1eu, 301 WtorEet eth
9ortenberg, PIP Center Ctr.
3. Grben, 139 Geuter Ctr.
Srau Wt. &ubn, At @u9euie StR.
@tg, Tronaeh SO Gugeuie Ctr.
ShoS. SDbeL 16 Gunenie Str.
MtaG SidteuItern. 259 Guib Str.
, 1893-11-01

Qt3eigen in ber Nbenbausgabe ser sui
nots Staats5ettung baben ben beiten Grfolg.
, 1893-11-01

Sreunben un6 8efounten bic tralrioe Ia6rrdt boR
ntetne 9eltebte Sodter Wmta i'm @lter oDu u Sabren
lanit I'M 9erru entI9lafeu tit. Sic 9eerbi9un9 ftnoet
ont 9onnerita9. ben 2. gtooember, Ntitto9s 1890. bonn
3rauerhonie $50 SO. Sbip Str. mad benz 8ontfacius=
&tr4pof itatt. Inn itile Sbeilnobme bitten Die betriib=
ten Stnterblie6eneu
GtntIte &ebrer, SHUTTER; 5ronrisca,
,S9peIter.
, 1893-11-01
oScS=9Iusct0e.

Grenn0et unb 9efouuten Die trauri0e gfonrtdbt, bns
unler ~9eltebter iuugiter Sobn SarrD I'M Qlter BON 1
SdbreI uno 10 Wtonaten blrdb eineu idperen Cob beute
9taebt ubr iantt I'M 9erru eutf6lafeu lit. 8ie trau=
ernben Sinterbliebenen
Tranf SicbeIttritt, Olga Sie6eutritt, Gfteru;
Walter, Otto, 9ul0a,. @eidluiiter; Maria
SangenbaQen, 9roRmutter.
, 1893-11-01
Yatente.
8eri6ieOenes.

Seri6ieOenes.
02%erIongt: 100, 900 9tauten unb aoreiIen BON beut-
ideu Samtlten, on ipelbe mir 8rOben 1u6 @irculare
gratis fenben tDnnen. Speatene Dfferte: @ertbpple
SeIGenfe weroeu pertbeiIt on ale, lpelde uus 25 .pber
mebr gtanleu e%inieuoeu, Die nod nidt in uniere 2iIte ems
9etro9en itnb. @6reibt Die aOreiieu beutlif. q. 9tielen.
Sc 80. 6. Ctr, @iucinnatt, 8. 30of3lto. 3nit
5000 ME bogemeien 8erteo, Ser &r~euSqemittb,id3e.
~ GIN lulti9eS Yiidletu fir Seoerutaun. 8eriau0t
geQeu 10c YoititampS. 0erlagonftalt 1870 81. Gta:c=
Str. lHp3t
CUelb geipArt! @elb 9eipart! @elb geiport! iuoem mQu
W ~borIprtcbt in 9tn. 551 St@nn0l Str, Mitteu6er1
Bros. 6obrtfautcn BON GompreB,geait. 9reit Is 6t5.
nag Bfalo. 3Iirjcben6elt g%0rauttrf. Mle ~9tuItrdPe prr
Npit prompt 0u5gernDrt. Jreunoe molten ull5 5el. MT
e.lent Aurtrag bGeDreI. @50tin8
, 1893-11-01
Wrnn1einenthnrt1.
2itberlt.

2u p~ertaufen: Cine feline neue @ofaerts3itber nit
- Wtebanit. 8eites american. Sobritof pradtnoner
Son onr6aus ~Correftes @rtffbrett. Seltene SeleQe1t.
loft, iDu, at batu
, 1893-11-01

gu bermietben: Stores, @Obnungen It.
2 upermtetpen:
cute Offices
i'm
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SroBes St8trbeitseemDIbe
Sompfbetsuns u. T. ~
Wesen Gt~HssInbeiten fpreGt Dor in A:I
Staats"3ettuues.Offtrs
ede Moihinatun StraRe uus fifth Mcenue.
, 1893-11-01
@eMnrbem:

Carolina S~6enncmann int @lter BON 70 Sobret
ltno 6 Wtonaten. geerolgung 9onnerItoq NtittaQ ubr
BPM '9auie ibrer So1ter, $50 90. StpiIiDn Ctr, nad
9Bunoer's &ir9bof.
, 1893-11-01
NiltduSieQeS.


6% @elo al %nerletGel at beboutes GBuG83 'stnnoslacl
" tDul1. 8uiIoiug &onuS perbeH ou53sfahTt.
18ofbap 8. s. StOne q So. u %u!u.te Str.
, 1893-11-01

S(SQbria9eriu Mtabame 9aner iegt Die ~inueriten Sc,
D betntuiIe burb ben &reu5lpteeel.
6oflWt 415 80, Ban 81reH Str
, 1893-11-01
Yer|1mli6es.

Getrotbsae5u6. @6tbares bibI6es MGb9er,
~ bdusli6 eraogen ltb BON gutem @baratter, IS Sabre
alt, $500 5eIb1t eripart, miiuidt ftD NIT ebrbaren ioIioelt
Wtunu s1 perheiratben. 8riefe erbitte h. 2 Staots5t9.
CSrfte 8lafie MabrIogerln, % Bug SO Gents, aud SOnn-
v tags. 5ran Z. 3eipler, B 20. @bicagp apenue,
uabe W{lpoufee @pe. 27Dt6t
, 1893-11-01

0UICuYD 81. SIE.
SoL9enOe 9reiie tuurben Bel gr6Beren
garteien er3ielt:
, 1893-11-01

sc erIon9t: Sin Iebi9er Monn fir Waoen su treI=
~ ben. fann aIs Bartuer nit $3.50 benz Sei96fte bet=
treter. Noreiire II. z StantS5tg.
, 1893-11-01
0ei@afts= 0elegenbeiten.


On pertaufen: 5-aanneH Ntild=G quite, blniq.
~ 1np2t 3453 Auburu @pe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-19
Calender, McAusIan & Troup
Company.

but even IL he were not ia Chicago all
the time Of the fair he might do good
missionary wcrk for a few months.
Councilman Stone-It Is a good plan,
the city ought to be represented at Chi
cago. 1t would pay he city 10 send the
man at its own expense. The exhibits
will
Talk for Themselves
hut will tell nothing about business op-
portunities, good locations or induce
ments that can be offered.
Councilman Covell-It is a good
scheme and no doubt would advance the
clty's interests. j am I'm favor of any
thing that ill do this. There is no
longer any doubt that Providence has
started out to become great "itv. and a
plan OF this kind " ould mat terially assist
Whoever should go in this capacity
would need to be wide awake and LOOK
ing out for chances aud lose no oppor-
tunity to put In good word for Provi-
dence.
William l. Whipple--I am heartily In
favor of anything OF the kind. The best
man we can fad should be sent, with n
salary that would enable him to repre-
sent the state as it should be. This state
is small in size, but large In its indus
tries. Send man who Is successful in
his own business.
w. A. Ii. Graut-A good idea. This
state is TOO slow and the city too con-
servative. What is good for the Sou
is good for Rhode Island. What we
want is more Of the Western push. We
have got the wealth here, but those that
have got the bulk of it don't care to use
much OF 1t to make more with. There Is
too much moneS held in this state by
generations. Let us have a little more
snap and vim aud we will be all right
T. w. Penny-Why not /? IL we are
going to have an exhibit why not get the
full benefit or it. The only trouble / see
would be to find the right man, but
think there are those who would just
fill the bill l hope the scheme will
materialiZe,
Frank A. Twitchell, M. d. agree
with the News, and If Providence want 8
to keep abreast of the times IL must ad-
vertise its advantages aud let the capi-
talists of the world know the condition
of the state. The future Of Provid nee
depends upon its manufacturing indus
tries. 1t certainly cannot depend upon
It's com lnerce. as We have not had any in
the past fifty years. Our iron, jewelry,
cotton, W oolen and machinery uterests are
what we have got to look TO. and If cared
for they viii at the end of the next
fifty years give US population as
iarse as Boston. AS to the man, IL we
couli have Mr.. Sims, MIR. Fletcher or
some such man, who has been successful
here il would have as great success there,
as nothing gives weight to an opinion like
success. Whoever Ine man may be, let
hlm be q business man instead OF good
talker.
J. o. San Souci--A brilliant idea; we
want TO do our share II other states do.
Don't let Rhode Island be the last
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-19
THE NEW COMEDY JOSEPH"
To He Presented by Ramsey MorrIs's
Company at Providence Opera House.

To he Presented by Ramsey Morris's
Company at Providence Opera House.
Beginning tomorrow evening and for
the balance Of the week Ramsey Morris's
comedy company will be seen at the Prov!-
dence Opera house in the new comedy
Joseph" Joseph" is said to be a
masterpiece OF comedy. and The strongest
funmaker since the days OF 'rhe Private
Secretary" which piece il resembles
somewhat as re yards the central char
acter. 1t is Of French extraction, ju st
enough OF the Gallo flavor being re-
tanned TO render IL spicy, without fence.
George Giddens Is considered a fine artist
whose facial expression aud delightful
reading are n rare treat. John Glenden-
ming Is both entertaining and refreshing.
Capital sketches are contributed by X ub
Fax, Harry Gwynerte aud jameson Lee
Fiunsy. Miss + Isle de Wolfe, a graduate
from the society OF New York's most
select aud exclusive circle, is considered
born coincidence, with all the light
ness, grace and abandon of the French
stage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-19
H IS A GREAT IDEA. !"
Thus Are Summarized the Opinions Of
Citizens On the NeWS'S Plan
TO,SEND A GOOD MAN TO CHICAGO
who Shall Present the Advantages of
Providence to the Thousands of Ex-
hibitors and Others Interested in New
INDUSTRIES sample Views.

Here are a few more of the many ex-
pressions of approval of he News's sug-
gestion that the citizens should unite In
sending to the Worlds fair a man who
viii. so pr sent the advantages of Provi
dence rs to lead to the establishment OF
new industries here:
William p Vaughan-Tha principle
in good one. Anything to show the
people of the country what the advan-
tages OF our city are. / have not thought
of the details OF the scheme. The CON-
mission could do a great deal, but it could
pe better accomplished IL a person hal
nothing else to do. 1t would cost some
thing to have it carried ut properly, but
the money would he we'll spent.
Ex-Alderman McGuinness - There
ought to be something done to boom
this city and the examp OF some of the
Western and Southern towns and cities
might well be followed in this respect.
IL the right man were sent to Chicago. to
have his heaf quarters at the state
building, he could accomplish great
deal. The city has been too long Alead
and needs To wake up. This teems like
good iaea and a grand opportunity.
Commissioner of Public Works Rob-
ert f. Smith-The city might offer spec
ial inducements and great deal Of
Good Work Could BE Done
in this way. There is no doubt that
Providence has awakened out OF her long
sleep and with the money that is being
spent on improvements we need increas-
ing business and are bound TO have IL.
The city would pr piobably exempt from
taxation ior certain number OF years
any large corporation and would make
special rates regarding water. Then we
could compete with other cities in this
way.
Alderman Ballou-An excellent idea.
Some man shouli be selected who mas
the faculty OF laying such matters before
strangers in the most comprehensive
way We have excellent locations In the
vicinity for new enterprises and utside
people should be made TO understand IL.
City Clerk w. + Clarke-If the move
ment could have been started earlier 1t
would have been much more lisely to
hav. resu! ed in successful venture. IL
must he talked over and the indu cements
which the city can offer must b. learned
from the city council, and then the man
must be chosen IL would be good
idea, whether the city or the business
men pay the expenses. It wou,u tax e
some time to make all the arrangements
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-19
THOSE NEN CITY LOANS.
The Money to Be Used for Permanent
improvements.
HIGHWAYS, SEN ERS AND WATER.
The Regular Highway Appropriation Is
Needed for Repairs and Cleaning -
Water Pipes to BE Extended as Ncces-
sary-Improved Sewer system.

The new loans ordered by the city
council for highways. water works and
sewers have caused many questions as to
what particular work is to be done this
year and II all the money thus hired by
the city is to be used In one year. 1t may
be Interesting to many to know that no
work which is for the benefit of the present
generation alone is to be paid for out Of
these loans but that the money Is Co 90
toward the improvement and extension
of the city and for these the future tax.
PAYERS will be obliged to pay as 1t is
right they should.
The highway loan of $500, 600 will be
entirely used In new work, building and
laying out streets and highways and in
doing the preliminary work Of stone
crushing and preparing other material
for new streets. The regular approoria-
tlon for the highway department, $175.-
600 to $20O,000 annually. Is little mo re
than enough to keep the streets in
Good Repair
and well cleaned Sd that the money must
come from somewhere to do all the
building of streets that the city council
Is continually ordering. During the
past year the citv paid for street clean
Ing more than S45. 900 and for repairs on
btfeets c1@,VVu ne sum palu Tor repal IS,
cleaning, maintenance OF yard, team 3.
and other expenses none OF which
pertain TO new streets, Sl54, 800 80. IL
will be easily understood that very little
nes work can be done with the remain
der OF the appropriation of SIZE. 900, com
parei To what was done last year and
when IL Is known that S405, ,S0s.S3 OF
special appropriations were spent in
building streets during the same year
and that the old highway loan is nearly
exhausted the need Of q new loan is an.
preciated.
The city will not expend ss much
money this year an last
On New Streets
because Of the sewers, water and vas
pipes. railroads and telephone conduits
which are to 60 into maay Of the streets
and the department intends TO wait until
these draw backs are out OF the way as
1nuch trouble was caused last year by
Che building OF street first aud thu
building OF the sewer aftesward. 1t is
expected that the loan will last about
TWO years aud that about 100000 OF IL
will be used during the coming year.
There are about thirty streets already v
ordered built and many OF these will be
built from the new loan.
The appropriation Of $4,000 for the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-19

A man giving the name OF John Rey-
nolds was sent to the Providence County
jail from woonsocket yesterday to serve
term for dru nkenness. On his arrival
ID putty Wall identified him as frank
Smith, an escaped convict from the Con-
cord State prison five years ago. Deputy
Hart OF the prison was Immediately noti-
fed and On bis arrival there also identi-
lied the man. Smith or Reynolds was
willing to return without papers, aud
he was taken away last night. Smith
has b,en living In New York since his
escape until recently when he came TO
this state. lie is about 20 years of age.