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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-28
minor Biazes.
OLNEYVILLE.

The Olneyville evening schools will be
open tonight and tomorrow night to
receive applications for admittance.
James Billcliffe, living In Nathan court,
reported Co the police that a quantity OF
clothing had'been stolen from his clothes
line at q. m. today.
A woman living at Eiswald street was
Offering two pairs OF new boots for sale
this morning 60 the neighbors. II was
found that the boots had been stolen from
q shop on Olneyville square about five
months ago. The woman claims that her
boy found them a few days ago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-28


IApproved December s. 1891
1t is ordained by the City Council of the City Of
Providence as follows:
sEcrIoS 1. The Mayor is hereby authorized BY
and with the advice Of the committee on the city
Providence and Springfield Railroad company to
an amount not exceeding seven hundred and atty
so s Ns@ YORK sns
New England Rsilroad company and provided
,su ,heusand dollars osr min, % su
owned by said Providence ana Springfield Rail-
road company as authorized by act Of the legisIa-
issued under date OF juno J, 1892 and secured BY
irst mortgage upon the railroad Of said company
It's franchises in the Of seven hundred and ntsy
thousand dollars given TO the Farmers Loan and
sSPdda 81 o9m e e
gage 10 be approved by the city solicitor.
SEC 2. The form Of the guarantee upon the honda
of said railroad company shall be as follows:
For value received the city OF Providence guaran-
tees the payment Of the principal sum due upoa
nexed, at the time when the same respectively be-
come due and payable, upon presentation and sur-
said bei city hereby valves demand oi payment ana
notice OF on-payment
The City OF ofPsovidenec. Mayor
SEC. s. whenever the guarantee OF said bonds
by the city is required by said railroad company,
the engineer OF said railroad company and the city
engineer, shall furnish TO the committee or tho
city debt written certificate OF the number ol
miles of tracks and turnouts owned by said rail-
road company.
SEC. Z Said bonds, so guaranteed by said city
shall be registered by the city clerk, who shall cer-
fy the registry OF each bond, and the certificate Of
the city clerk upon the bonds that the same have
been registered by him shall be conclusive evil
dence that said bonds have been gusranteed by
and with the advice Of the committee on the city
debt.
SEC. 8. Said railroad company shall pay all
expenses Of registration, counsel fees, engincera'
services and certificates and stamps, which have
been may be incurred by the city in any way re-
latng TO SAID mortgage deed and said guarantee Of
haid bonds.
True copies.
Witness:
WILLIAM Il. CLARKE, City Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-28
II Is ordained by the City Council OF the CITY OF
Providence as follows: n

1t Is ordained by the City Council of the City Of
Providence as follows:
SECTION I. Tke sum OF two hundred thousand
(S2Q0,00O) Is hereby appropriated pursuant TO the
authority contained In chapter 9t3 Of the public
laws, passed by the general assembly at the May
session, 1890 for the purchase OF site for the
state house authorized to be constructed by chapter
1901 OF the public laws passed at The January ses-
sion OF the general assembly. 1893, provided such
site for said state house is located within
the area bounded by Park street, Smith street and
Gaspee street in the city Of Providence; and pursu
ant TO the authority contained in said chapter o13
the city treasurer, acting under the advice and d.
rection OF the Joint standing committee on finance,
Is hereby authorized and directed issue the notes
OF the city of Providence for that purpose, such
eccounts, for such time, and at such
rate o. interest not exceeding six
per ceat. per annum, said committee
shall determine; and said city treasurer Is also
hereby directed TO pay, from time time, the said
sum OF two hundred thousand dollars to the chnii-
man OF the board Of state house commissioners, in
such amounts the said board Of state house
commissioners shall certify required Tor the
purpose OF this appropriation.
SEC. 3. The condition OF this ordinance IL that
payments shall be made hereunder until the city
treasurer has received from ssid board OF state
house commissioners certificate that said board
has located the site for said state house within the
area named in section /. OF this ordinance. ~.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-28
AT ST. XAVIER ACADEMY.
burning Draperies Caused Loss OF
$1,000 in the Chapel

SSOOO IN the chapel
A lighted gas jet coming i'm contact
with some draperies caused 5000 fire i'm
the chapel of the st. Xavier academy at
10 Claverick street yesterday afternoon.
The fire caught in the draperies about
the altar and in an instant they were
ablaze. The children in the school
discovered the fire and screamed
and citizens on the outside hearing the
noise investigated. An alarm was rung
in from box 46 and by energetic efforts
the flremcn kept the fire confined to the
portion OF the chapel where it originated.
The loss is estimated at 5000. All the
valuable decorations about the altar were
destroyed.
No one was injured, though one of the
sisters who was i'll in the convent at the
the time wns moved to the corner
OF Broad and Claverick streets to another
building owned by the society.
Chief Steere and assistant were thrown
from the chiefs carriage in front of the
cathedral by the breaking OF the front
axle, but neither were injured.
minor Blnzes.
Robert Moore's grocery store on Regent
avenue was slightly damaged by fire at
$50 O'Clock last night. The fire caught
around the stove. An alarm was sent i'm
from box 22l, but before the de-
partment arrived the flames had
been extinguished by Edward Paris.
a slight fire in the basement of the
house at 59i Cranston street, occupied by
a. Il. Crosby, was discovered at 4 p. m.
yesterday. The alarm was rung from box
i75 and the blaze was soon extinguishod.
The fire originated in a pile OF shavings
and waste paper among which hot Goals
had been accidentally dropped. Damage
nominal
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-28

ALuAaAc vos InJrsDAy. DEc. %.
suN Ilsrs......" /; 10 NOON RrsEs...il 0e Pm
fSS frSsTa s1iIs,'i os jar rs FulL sr, 30 ss ss
WAsHINGroN. Dec. 2s.--A storm appears
20 be developing 10 the north OF Lake
Superior Light rain has fallen In the
middle Mississippi valley. The tempera-
ture has remained stationary on the gnlf,
middle and South Atlantic coasts, and
has generally risen elsewhere.
Forecast for New England: Fair. fol-
lowed 10y showers this afternoon or to-
night; southwesterE winds; slightly
warmer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-28
Approved December %, ise3.l

TApproved December ~, 1893
II Is ordained by the City Council OF the City e
Providence as follows:
SECTION I. The city treasurer, acting under the
direction OF the joint standing COMMITTEES finance
Is hereby authorized and directed 10 borrow from
time to time q sum not exceeding Three Hundred
Thousand Dollars (s39o,O00), in accordance with
Chapter 1880 Of the public laws, and TO issue the
city's notes bearing Interest at rate not exceeding
six per centun per annum, signed by him end
committee on finance The money thus obtained
shall constitute a special appropriation Tor enc
Improvement OF property acquired BY condemrn-
ton and purchase Tor park purposes, adjoining
and 20 be added TO Roger Williams Park and ia
Black stone Park, and also for the erection OF q
suitable art museum at said Roger Willioms pnFk
Provided, that al least the sum OF tvyrty-nve
thousand dollars thereof shall be devoted 70 The
Improvement OF said Blackstone Park.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-28
PROVIDENCE LODGE A. O. U. W.
The Election of Officers Held Last Even
ing--The Benefcent Branch Ofiicers.


ing--The Beneficent Branch Oficers.
A meeting of Providence lodge, No. 3
A. o. u. W., was held la t evening and the
following officers were elected: Past
master workman, John q. Blundell;
master workman, Thomas II. Chamberlain;
overseer, George II. Clifford; recorder,
II. Taylor Bruce; receiver, George Pitts;
financier, George T. Griffin; guide, Edgar
ID. Rathburn; inside watchman, Samuel
T.. Dennis outside watchman, James A.
w. Homar; alternate to grand lodge,
Herbert A. Capron; organist, Charles
O'Brien; representative to grand lodge,
John G. Blundell.
The election OF the beneficial branch of
the order resulted in the choosing OF Joseph
d. Curtis, president; b. w. Dodge, vice
president; Thomas Il. MCGEE, secretary
and treasurer; William II. Blundell, Will
liam ii. Batchelder, and John McDermott
board OF managers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-28
THE CITY OF rnovlpEss lsS
CHAPTER DxxxvII.

An Ordinance I'm Amendment Of Chapter XLvlff
entitled Salaries, Health Depertnontl
[Approved December "a. $780,
IA IL ordained by The City Council Of the City ol
Providence as follows;
SECTION The salary OF the Superintcndept u
Health shall be al the rate OF two thousand dollars
src' q. The Superintendent Of Health h suthes-
ixed 20 employ clerk for the Health Departmeuo
At a salary of not over nine dollars per vel
sFc g. such sections Of Chapter xLffIL % ~
Ordinances as are inconsistent herewith go lDoo1
repealed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-28

waneta council, Daughters OF Pochon-
tas, held n social i'm their hall, "a North
Main street, last evening, and 100 couples
were present. Arrangements were in
charge OF George a. Manchester, Mrs.
Fred BohiDg, Mrs. IL. NJ. Jose.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-28

Executed by the CITY,"
approved December a. 1897
n Is ordained by the City Council Of the City Of
Providence as follows;
SECTION l. Section OF chapter TX OF the ordi-
nances II hereby amended 80 as TO read follows:
SEC. 2. No member Of the city governments
shall become surety for any contractor with the
city; shall any officer or committee or commis-
sion of the city, acting under authority Of the
city accept any bond of contractor with the city,
bearing the name of any person as surety. who, ~
the time Of the execution OF said bond, Is member
OF the city government; and no member OF the city
government shall have any personal interest In any
written contract with the city unless the city
ell assents thereto by special vote.
True copes--Witness:
WILLIAM Il. CLARKE. City Clerk.
a.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-28
raKin. % Broad View.

mo, Johnny. Ican't buy any candy for
you. It's bad for the teeth"
(After some moments OF profound
thought.) Mamma, what would the den
fists do for livin il every family was
run like ours isy'--Chicago Tribune.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-28
CHAPTER DxxxI.
Approved December 8, 1888. !

An Ordinance Appropriating the Sum OF 100000
for the Purchase OF a Site Tor New State House
In the City OF Providence. VIA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-28

.n TohhsyINanIa AYenue, Tot Land 'socatcd IN
the seventh School District.
[Approved December .. 1891
10 Is ordained by the City Council OF the City Of
Providence as follows:
sEcuos1. The Joint standing committee ON ed
ucaticn Is hereby authorized TO exchange land
now owned by the city, located on the southeriy
side OF Pennsylvania avenue, being lots numbered
sixteen and one hundred and sixty nine, asses
sor's plat number hfty-three, and In addition
thereto sum not TO exceed twenty-six
hundred dollars, said or much
thereof as may be necessary TO be
paid from the appropriation for school houses and
lots, loan account, authorized by chapter cDLxxIv
OF the ordinances, for land located In the seventh
school district.
The deeds and title Of the land exchanged under
this ordinance 70 be satisfactory 10 the city solicit
tor.
SEC. 2. All ordinances and parts OF ordinances
inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-28
CHAPTER pxxxn.
Improved December 8, issa.I

An Ordinance Authorizing the Endorsement Of
the Bonds OF the Providence and Springfield
Railroad Company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-28
THE CITY or PROVIDENCE.
CHAPTER pxxxvrIr.

An Ordinance authorizing the City Treasurer 70
hire the sum Of Three Hundred Thousand Dol
lars (s3oo,ooo), for the Improvement Of Public
Parks. W.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-28
THE WEATHER.

For to n ig ht-
Cloudy.
For tomorrow -
Cloudy probably
rain.
Temperature from
. a. m. Dec. 27, to Q
n. m. Dec. 2s, high
est 36;. lowest 21.5;
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-28
THE CITY or PGOvIDLNCE.
CHAPTER pxxxIx.
tApproved December Q.

An Ordinance in amendment Of chapter TX. OF the
ordinances entitled Contracts aud Other Papers
Executed by the City" t
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CITY ADVERTISEMENJs.
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
CHAPTER pxxx.


An Ordinance Authorizing the Exchange OF Land
ON Pennsylvania Avenue, for Land Located IN
the seventh School District.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-28
BY sTEpHEN r. CHACT, Auctioneer,
No. Butler Exchange.
issignee's Sale Of Restaurant.

VIII be sold az Public Auction on SATURDAY,
JANUARY ., 1894, at 9 I'D q m. on the premises.
The entire stock of fixtures and fnfniture now In
restaurant situated at 20 Richmond street. Provtd-
cnce. X. 7. consisting Of Kitchen ana Dining
Room Furnituro, as Range, Rctrgirators, Iron
ware Tables, Chairs, CrOekeIy Glass and silver
ware, Table Linen, Counters SHOW Cases, etc.
by order OF Assignee.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-28
Tho boards Resolution Killed.

The resolution was non-concurred in by
vote of IL to7.
Mr.. Vaughan introduced an amendment
to the resolution providing for the sale of
land in the towns of Cranston and War
wick not needed for the water works plan
by crediting the amount to the
city debt rather than the contingent fund.
The amendment was adopted and the reso-
luton sent to the board of aldermen.
The council then took recess TO wait
the action OF the board in the concurrent
matters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
SENT TO THEIR FATE.
TWO MEN INSTANTLY KILLED AND
THIRD uNINJuREo.
gcreus Piace-Ordcred to Leave I'm
Twenty-foar Hours.
Especial telegram to the pIsps,ch.l


PuLAsxr CRY, May "a shocking acct.
lent occurred last Thursday al Ivanhoe.
Three of the miners. urged by the CON-
mand of Tonkins. the Englishman who
was overseeing the work at tho Siske
mines. went into an opening between two
perpendicular walls of limestone rock for
the purpose OF collecting some choice bits
Of ore. Their work was scarcely begun
when slide struck them. crushing two OF
them and killing them instantly. while the
third man was buried up to his shoulders,
but was dug out unhurt.
Rad TO LEAVE.
The miners were so incensed At the bru-
tally OF Tonkins (who assured the vic:
tins that there was no danger and urged
them into the place where they, had met
their cruel fate) that they gave him t~en-
ty-four hours 70 leave the country, which
time he found II convenient to shorten by
half.
The names of the unfortunate men were
, George Doss and William Sexton, both
leaving families who were dependent on
them for support.
CRITICALLY Ill.
Mr.. J. n. Phlegar. popular Christian
gentleman of this town, Is critically III.
His brothers-in- law. DR.. Smith, of Rad
ford, and Mr.. Hagan. of Chnstiansburg'
are with him.
Delegates to Abingdon Presbytery passed
through Pulaski to-day On route for daieha'
where presbytery is IN session.
Miss Roberta Martin, who mas been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. W. A. Phelps, leaves
to-day for Missouri.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
A PRETTY SPRING WEDDING.
Miss Nora Hamilton Bsrksdale Becomes
the Rridc of Hir, l.. \. Barksdaie.

[CorresDondence OF the Rirhmori Dispatchl
BATESVILtE, Va, May 3.--ll Nj IA. Baptist
church on last thursday. April 21th, at 2:3O
O'Clock =. NJ. Miss Nora Hamilton Barksdale, the
charming and accomplished daughter Of Mr.. W.
l. Barksiale, prominent merchant OF tbs
place. and Mr.. +. a. BarKsdale. Of slater. Mo-.
were united IN the holy bonds OF matrimoDy.
Inc ceremony was performed by the Rev. II. Is.
hawthorne. pastor OF the church, assisted 10y
Rev. &. r. Holiday. Of the Methodist church, 10
tho presence OF large congregation OF friends
ami relatives.
The attendants we're MIR. w. 6. Barksdale,
brother Of the BRIDE best man, Mr. John :.
Harris with Miss Edna BarksIGle, Or. r. l..
Page with Miss Alice StrRuchan, Mr.. Charles
Mclue with Miss Annie Barksdalo. Sir. W. 6.
Iacc with Miss Grace Edge.
Miss Emily Strsyer, Of the Miller Manual
Labor school. very beautifully performed toe
wedding march.
Alter tie ceremony the orI ial party, including
The attendants. drove 20 trOZet and took the
e;l5 O'Clock train tor St1un;On and remained
over uistt The bride ana groom took the Y. f..
'. train the next morning for Cincinnati, st.
louis. ana other western cities, attended Oy tho
best wishes Of a large circle OF friends.
Inc bridal presents were numerous and hand
some. showing the popularity Of tue bride and
groom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
COMING GOOD G AMsS OF BALL.
BucktaiIs VS.. tho 'varsities-Election OF
Ofncers by the n. 7. W. Duke Camp

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspltch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, May 3--The Univer.
sty OF Virginia will cross bats with the La
fayetto University (Pennsyivania) Thursday
and Friday, May 4th and 9TH. A fine game f.
expected
The Charlottesville baseball team play their
hrst game tomorrow afternoon. They viii
tackle the 'Varsities
The X. 7. ". Duke Camp, Sons OF Confederate
Veterans, met last evening and adopted a con.
ttitution and bylaws. Oricers were elected as
follows: X. T. W. Duke, Jr., commander; james
J.. Gordon, first lieutenant commander; James
n. Lindsey. second lieutenant commander; John
:. White, third lieutenant commander; 7. Letter.
man. adiutant; G.. II. Il. hcoie, treasurer: j. V.
PeTley, quarterinaster; DIR. w. VI. Randolph
surgeon; C. G. Payne, sergeant-maj0r, Robert
Sterling, yidette: Hanslogd Wills, color-ser-
ceant; Frederick Grlnln and ii. Il. MngfeId,
guards
Mr. Winston, n member Of the X. Z. Ice Camp,
Richmond, was present and addressed the meet
ing.
The election Of chaplain and assistant surgeon
was deferred until tho next meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
PETERSBURG eLKs TO CELEBRATE
a Dinuiddie Lady Accidentally Shot by
Her Uusband-PayiIion Blown Down.

fCcrrospouiencc % the Richmoni DieDatch.l
PETERSBURG, VA. MAY 3.-The first anniyer-
gary of the Petersburg Lodge Of Elks will be
cec5rated tomorrow afternoon with a grand
stree; parade to be followed with superb
banquet.
Tho Hastings Court has been engaged all day
in hearing evidence in the suit Of Bucks n imin-
istratOr - Mary Mayor ana Frances Watkins.
THIS IS a suit brouch; by bucks administrator
for tue possession oftwO lito-in-urance policies
one for 5000 ana the other for slOU-in the or
der OF True RefOrmers.
NOT mrRDER.
Information was received here to-day from
Dinwiddie county Of reported murder,
which was alleged TO have been committed iu
that county last week. The DISPATCHES cOrre-
sDondeut has interviewed every person from
that county who could be found In the city to-
day, and learns that a lady who lives not far
from Dinwiddie Courthouse was accidentally
shot In the ear by her husband about two weeks
ago, but was no; seriously injured.
DURING the severe storm on last Saturday eve
ming the fluc pavilion at Granite Grove, owned
by Mr.. George Beadle. which was used during
the summer as a resort for pic-nics ana eXcur-
sion parties, was blown down, and several barn.
IN Dinwiddte county were also unroofod by the
wind.
Mr.. George Mason qualified to-day as City At.
torney.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
seAeoARp AIRLINE OFFICES.
Force In the Navy-Yard-MoviDg Council
TAxes-J, 4, Carbon Dead.

Force In the Navy-Nard-MONipg touncii
Tsxes-J. r. Cardoza Dead.
fCorrospondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
NORFOLK. May 3-The officials say that oil OF
the onices OF the scatoard Airline systom will
not be removed 10 Portsmouth until after the
next annual meeting OF the Board Of Directors
The Of1ices will eventually oe located IN the
upper story Of the uuiOn-depOt building 20 ne
erected on the harbor-frOnt at the foot OF tlgh
street a. soon Ms the litigation about the douDIe
tracks Oh Crawford street IS concluded.
WILL BE INCREASED
Nearly fifteen hundred men are on the roll To-
DAY and now at work In the nayy-yard and thus
force will be increased "a soon as the White
SQUADRON ships arrive for repairs.
Inc grand Jury Is hard ne work again on heavy
criminal docket. The Mushbach policy cases Will
come up on Monday next
The physictans and dentists OF the city are
moving against the ncense-tax imposed upon
them Tor pfaciiclng. ana have succeeded in get
ting the Council 10 appoint a special committee
To take tho matter into consideration and report
TO tho Council
Mr.. James x. Cardoza, native and recent
resident Of Norfolk, died 10 Brooklyn, y. u, yes
terday.
The Republicans Of Norfolk county have held
convention and decided 70 make no nominations
for this springs election. Mr. n. II. Martin and
Mr.. Lindsay sylvester, the pros mt County Clerk
and CirCult-Court Clerk, will run independently.
Colonel William Lamb and other Republicans
spoke at the convention urging no nominations
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
The Case 10 BE Ape aied.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch'l
RxPoRIA, VA, MAY 3.--Joseph II. Porter was
Yesterday convicted OF assault on n Iittc gri
aged q years. The Jury assessed his punish
ment nj four years In The state penitentiary.
His counsel moved the Court 20 set aside the
verdict and grant new trial. which motion 'hs
Court ovorruio1 Tho prisoner excepted ana
the case will likely 60 up 10 the Circuit Court
Mr. E. c. Tredway. a prominent member
OF the bar, received quite painful injuries from
the Kick OF a horse lew days since.