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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-08
PEE sOSAL.

Dr.. r. wymsn, Of Olympia, lie stopping q. ,hs
Dller.
Milton Smith, Of Fail City, was in town yes
,etday.
" b. acGsrry. o: As.,deea, iss CUES, tie
Stevens.
John cor, The Victoria theatrical manager, il
ia the city.
Heary l. wilson, 0. spokane, registered at The
Occidental
JAMES N. Vernon, OF the Everett Ttnes. was IL
tbs eisr yesteFdsy
the city yesterday
George J. 8loneIaan, city CLERK. has returned
from I'll 70 California
ar. and 3rs. IS. Z Forsn, Of saltwater, Xinn.,
are guests Of ;hs Rainier.
Ms. J. william Adsms has returned from q
pleasure tip 20 California
Capt. g. A. Davis. of the ship Gov. Alnes 10 At
the Eendome Win has family.
Co. Z =. Eliot, left la, night for Southern
California to sp.uc thc winter.
SIR. sad Mrs. a. A. Richie have taken up
their residence i. the Venfon
William d. T0o.e, Of skagIt valley, regis.
tered yesterday al The Arlington.
J. IS. Maxwell came down fro:a Whstcorr yes
'e.tay and l. stopping ~ tie Grand.
J. J. Bel. Of Cumberland, Nd, is visiting hi.
brother, ~. B. Bell, at IS oodiand psrk.
Mrs l. L Andrews and daughters, Of La Con.
ner. arc in The city stopping a; the Arlington
George Venabie smith came down from Po,.
Angeles yesterday and is stopping q. sha Occi.
dental.
Nrs E n. Caaaelt. widow Of the late Eugene
Garfield, OF "natcom, Is guest OF the Ar.
liugton
Frank y. Carroll. deputy coroner. returned 70
tals city Tuesday from :wo-weexs' trip %
California
J. II Lang. the druggist, is seriously III wiki
typhoid fever, sad Eas been confined 20 his asi
ior eigat days
c. ". Farring.n-. agent for the state OF Wash
iugoa for the Official Worlds fair directory, is
81 the Arlington hotel
Hr. and Mrs. ]. K. Bsyse hare returned from a
Elk weeks pleasure trap il the East and are
stopping 81 the Arlington.
George (. Aontandou, chief engineer Of the
Everett Land Gonna y. and :. A. Parsons, OF
Everett, are stopping Z, the Rainier
" II. Porter. Eepres eatiug 6. II. Hammond &
His eora peay Is efsctiug smoke house. IN this
c;gy.
W II. Graham, formerly o. the ar.n Of Ora.
ham D2u.toa. returned 10 Seattle last -stu-.
Gay aud IS ~ present: visiting with NJ aa3
Mrs. {. D silEson
&r. ana Mrs. :. p Firm. OF BAY City, Mich.
Are stopping az the RAINIER. Taey ere making
& pleasure trip OF the Pec &c coast and will re-
main = :hc city several wees
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some Of Them Created surprfse-Hortu-
arY stafisticA for Jznuary.

airy Statistics for January
TIE board 0. health struggled with the
January list Of bills yesterday afternoon
and turned down. temporarily st least. a
number IF claimants for city coin. mong
the biils approved were those of Grace
hospital for 1852 for city patients and one
OF sl90.2i from Providence. Another bill
OF $50 was submitted from Providence,
but wss not approved. II was for . meals
for each OF 81 patients. Or 3420 meals,
served during the time that Providence
hospital was quarantined by order Of the
health authorities. The matter was dis
cussed at considerable length. The
matter was finally referred 20 the
health officer instructing him 10
confer with he hospital authorities
and get more detailed statement. The
opinion OF the board appeared TO be that
there was no preceden. for such bill 4
biz. from \. Z. Ryther for $50 3 foc board,
lodging, fuel and medicine Of persons
o1aran.iued az his house e. el3 Alder
stree: was refused. Three bills for bed
ding. clothing, blankets. etc, taken 20 the
smallpox hospital with patient. were also
segatived.
The usual bills for Whisky - the small
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HILE SHE SUFFERS.
County and City Refuse Hospital to q
Woman.

Mary Rat,rary, who broke her arm las.
Thur.dsy from fall upon the icy pave
ueat n from, OF the OccIfental block, Is
a, present living with friends in small
house On Seventh street, unable 20 obtain
admission 20 hospital either a. city or
g county patient.
Fred Gzsch. Of the county commission
e-s, Gays that she canno: be sen: 20 the
county farm. a. she was hurt on accoun.
Of the failure OF the city 70 keep rs streets
free from snow and ice, and besides this.
because the county hospital - already
completely flied. To this Mayor Ronald
and the city officials reply that. as she has
lived n the county over six months, ste
is properly a county patient. and tina.
moreover the number Of city patients IN
the hospital has already exceeded the
number allowed
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N,,,,, To lods: 8 10 OK is!. 500
III UN6 y 10 $4,000. James BotsneR,
Bostos Bla1k. ZSlsohos< g.
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SEN EMS
aLvaaos ss.urzzee-"

Earth snd gz5ety rz1 -5Ds az Co-arzg's
&2a: hight: T1s seo219 pe-fo--azoee e
-sLo81Da Assz-zaee" was g1rs8 zEu3c
Dzrsss q ssyla2se tbs. -e5se1e9 o2ly n
part tie .oezs1re Q. szslslzce1oz a-1 peas
2rs sxps-ss1sos3 3F ne szc5tg-z. TIE
sa1Iior1zEa yzs cr0x1et. ana - a:i-ac-
TIVE o5sl was F@-fo-r1sS - The azZ1se--ss-si
9. sTeyTrsr= ySyeeea.
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NINE SHOTS ExCHANG ED.
A Crook and Policeman Fight Blood
less Duel.

Policeman Cummings had a shooting
match with an unknown crook az O'Clock
yesterday morning.
Some men were working on the plumb
ing in the block occupied by Chaplin. a.
Sixth and Pike streets, and saw man on
one of the upper floors who could give no
satisfactory account Of himself. The man
got out ana the plumbers notified the off,
Ger. He called out 20 the man, and,
engaging him IN conversation, vas salts
fed tina. his erraad xas no: legal one.
While speaking - him the man drew
back few PAGES. and drawing pistol
shot three times a. him. Cummings drew
his iron and shot six times az the man,
though neither OF them succeeded in hit
ting the other. No arrest has been made
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Tie rece. PTS from British Columbia land reg
is;ry Offices ast year were follows: Victoria
81 - -; Hestm E,sser, 81. ii7.Si: Vancouver
g.. ~ 81. TIE Victoria Office registers al Gcao,
Tor The whole OF Vancouver island
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Cages . Weui8feiten.
8 n B.


= aus benz Sabresberi9t bes
Miin5sS DIRECTORS 2ee9 gebt berpor, baB
i'm Sabre 1892 III ben Ser. Staaten
@olb i'm Mertbe BON 33 Milionen
Dollars probu5irt murbe. Mn Gilber
tpurben SO Miaionen unaer probuairt,
gum MarttpreiIe bon $50, $50, 900, aber
gum Miinapertbe bon ungefdbr $751;
100000 QlD 9ie &egterung faufte
unter ben 8efimmunse1. bes Sbers
man @efeBes fir $47, 1876, GOO Silber
au. On @olb tsurben i'm Sabre 1922
fir $18, 165. 900 importirt, bagegen
fur SIG, 735, 900 erportirt, 10 bab fi9
,alio Der 8erlut an @olb auf iiber
$58, SOC, 900 belduft. Ser Mim3z
Director f@dbt ben gbelmetalsG orratb
In ben Ser. Staaten am l.. Sanuar
1898 auf 81 ,243, $50, 000.
= Sn San Jrancisco purbe Der
befannte bteIfa1e Miqiondr Spbn %.
Mafep in Der Ndbe beS Gid 6ouie
BON einem etma 60idbrigen Maune an>
|gefallen unb in ben &iidet1 gef6oHen.
@be man Jpn ersreifen fonnte, ri9tete
er ben &epolper fid felbft unb bra9te
fi1 cine t6btli9e WAnbe BEL, Der er
turae 3eit na9ber erlag. Ser Nttens
tdter 1T nabe3u unbetanrt in San
Graneisco. Ma1 Der einer 2esart fon
er RatcliHe beiBen unb geiftesgef6rt
geueien fem. Na9 elmer anberet1 2ess
art bieb er &ippi unb bate als @petuz
liant fein ganaes 8erm6gen perlore1
unb spar, nie er fi9 einbilbete, burd
lbie Smulb Madeps. Madens gerIes
sung 1T gefdbrli6, tuena aud nt6t
u~nbebtngt t6btli6. 9ie &ugel 1T BON
ben Mersteu aug ieinem &iden entfernt
nprben.
- 9ie Mitglieber bes @unbesfenas
tes peranfalteten gu gbren bes 8ices
p~rdiibenten Morton Elm grsBes Nb>
f1iebss8 antett, an benz idmmtIide
@enatoren, obne nnterf9ieb Der pars
tel, t%beilnabmen. Gale, godrea uub
8ilas bielten ldngere &eben unb Mor.
ton bebantte f9 in ieiner f9lidteu unb
berali1en Weiie fur bic ibm ermieiene
@bre. Scr Bunbess9 enat", fagte
er, made feinem 8orfiBenben bic Muf,
gabe 10 lei9t unb angenebm, baB er
alfd feinem Na6folger nur Slid miins
f9en tonne gu feinem reuen @mte.
M. Stepenfon, Der nd9te 9ices
prdfibent, 1T bereitS ben Blooming
ton, Sqs, absereit, UNI fi9 mad Waibs
ingtoa gu begeben.
- 9ie bonn Ieprdientantenbauie
obne Nmenbement8 angenommene Y5en,
fionss8ia forbert bic Summe bon
$165, 000, 900 unb nod gegen 1,50O,s
! 900 fur dr5tlide unteriu6unsssebabs
rem, fir 8ureaus Soften &C.
= SIN &eprdfentantenbauie fam es
iebt bel @elegenbeit Der Bill, tpel1e
gum S9uBe bes 2ebens ,tnb Der &c,
funbbeit Der @iienbabnangefteIten bic
aasemeine @inflbrung Der automatic
f9en Waggon'8 ertuppeluness8 orri6s
tungen p%erlangt, gu einem beftigen .3u,
fammenprau 3pii6en ben 9emofraten
Waibington bon SenneHee unb benz
pppuliftea WatioH BON Georgia,
Matiptt mari Maibington, mel6er elm
@egner Der Bill 1T, BOT, baB er bon
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5duier tagen Biz gu benz naben S@luB
Der Seifion rubig INTERCHANGEABLE
Yopuliten III elmer gemietbeten 9ane
bas Staatsobergeri6t bat bann
al enti9eibsn, tpel6e BON beiben gez
feBsebenben &6rperi9aften bic seIebs
mdBige mar. Mu9 bieie @nti9eibuns
pirb at @unften Der &epublifaner
ausfanen, pie man bereits iebt ere
fdbrt. gon GROCER Matchmaker 8ez
beutung bdtte biefer Iusgang Der
| Wirren 1T &an5as tperset f6nne1,
tpenn bic Senator , @ablen 1T ben
Segislaturen Der iibrigen nstDeifelbafz
ten" Staaten giinitiger fur fie ausgez
fallen tpdren. Mber bas 1T leiber ntdt
Der SAL getpeien. 9enu felbit in Norbs
9afota 1T elm 9emofrat in ben 8un'
besfenat getpdblt norben, pobur9 in
benielben bic bemofratif9e Maioritdt
geii6ert tporben 1T, ielbft penn bic
Wabl Martins bon @anfas in Golge
Der llnsaItisfeitss grfldrung bes popuz
ltfif9en 9aufes ebenfaas fir 1ngiilz
tig erfldrt tberben fpIte.
9ie 9emDfraten perben eben nod
benz 4. Mdr3 bic &ontrpne iiber ale
3tpeige Der Bunbes Megieruna baben
unb bic gefammte 8erantportung fir
ale Begebungs> uab unterlaHungSs
Sirben pirb banH auf ibren S6ul=
tern ruben.
Sm uWeiben 9auie" gu @aibinston
finb f9on ale gorbereitungen gum
Qus3uge getrofen morben, fobaB Der
reue Mmts zSnbaber fofort mad Der
EMANCIPATION fetnen gin3ug balten
farm.
Cine i6uere @nttduf9ung baben uns
fere &olonialf6mdrmer nod fur3 Dor
S9luB bes 81. 9onsreRes erlebett
miHen. Ser 8ertrag 5ur Mnnerion
BON !9apaii 1T feinestpegs 10 NIT
peufens unb Srompeteni6aa CUR Nns
nabme gelangt, pie iie bas als 3ien1li6
felbftDerftanbli6 borausgefebt batten,
uub es 1T nod febr bic Srage, pb Der
Senat i'm in ieiner @rtra : @eifon
nod Dem 4. Mdra ratificiren wirb.
Ser &aufpreis in Gprm Der lebens'
ldnsli6en Penfonen on bic &6nigin
unb bic prinseiiih BON Samaii uub
Der enprmen 3uder Z prdmien : Srtnf'
gelber an bic 9erren Spredels & 60.
eri6eint Der Mebrbeit Der 5enatsren
nit &e9t cls etpas r5u gepfeHert".
9as rSnternationale Behring's
meersS 9iebsgeridt" tit ieBt formea in
paris auiammengetreten unb matt barf
nit &e9t auf feline @ntf6eibung = bic
aber bermutbli9 mod Elm paar Monate
auf ii6 tuarten lafen mirb-geipannt
fein. Sn Waibington giebt man fi6
f6einbar in Beaug bierauf feinet aqau
bo6fiegeubem Grpartunsen bin.i
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saubbett fam uidt aebetlt .uersea

burh locale Npplicationen, neil fie ben frons
fen TbeiI bes DbreS niht errei1en f5nnen.
Gs siebt nur einen Nes, bic 9aubbeit gu fu.
riren, nnb Der lit bur4 conititutioneae Seil.
mitteI. Taubbeit tpirb bur@ einen ent3lnbe.
ten 3uftanb ber i4Ieimissn MustIeibuns ber
Guftadii6en &6bre beruriadt. Benn bieie
&Dbre iih ent5iinbet, babt ibr einsn rumpeIrs
Con pSer Embellishments @eb6r; unb ipenn
iie gang sefdlofen lit, erfolat Taubbeit, unb
ipenn bic gntainbuns ni4t seboben unb bieie
Rbbre tpieber in ibren 9ebbrisen 3uitanb Der
i.bt perben tann, tpir6 bas @eb6r fir thinner
3erit5rt tuerben; neun Safe unter 3ePn itnb
bura 3atarrb oerur ia9t, tpeI9sr n,dts oils
elm en~tsinbetsr 3uftanb Der fdleimisen Obsr,
laGen lit.
@ir poaen einbunbert Dollars fir iebrn
(burh &atarrb b%eruriudten) Sal bon 9aubs
belt seben, ben mir ni1t burh Ginnebmen bon
Sans Ratarrb.8ur beiIen f6nnen. 2abt Sud,
umionft @irfrlare fpmmen.
S.S. Gbeneb & 6 o., IpIebo, ..
@.rtauft BON GpOtbetern, greis rs Sta.
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&ei9es rotbes 8lut lit bic ebenfp
natiirli9e Gelge bes @ebrau6es bon
9oobs Sarfapariaa, pie bic peri6n>
lt9e &einli6feit bic Golse beg fIeiBie
gen @ebrau9es bon Seize urb @aKer
1T. Dies 9roBe &einigungs : Mittel
pertreibt Sfrofeln, Sal3fuB unb ole
anberen l1nreinigteiter bes 8lutes.
@opbs Nillen finb Iei6t gu tebmen
unb wirffam.
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Neuralgie.

50 lit sansefsts stutt Mouate an Rea-
saiste unb @eR&tsf&uter3en. 9aGbem
10 sislts sersebti& 9ebraudt bate, tparbe
10 bur& bic Mntpenbuns BON ct. Safcbs
Del %yoafdnbts sebetlt. %. $. Sf6,
Cberljn NaHe.
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Spntbertt Nactfic 8abn.
Mbfahrt.

Na6 NemsO rleans, 6ouftoH unb Gais
beiton tdgli6 1:50 ubr Ma9mittags.
Ra9 San 6raneiseo, 81 paio umb
eagle PaB tdgli6 $3.50 8orm. -.
Mnfunt.
Son 9tetpsO orleans, 6putpn unb @al>
Defton tdgli9 $500 Born. unb 4:15
Na1m.
Bon San Graneiseo, 81 paip unb
eagle BaB tdgli9 1:25 @ahm. -.
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.Giitnbabn Tabr Ylau.
:. & @. u. 8ahn.

=. & @. %. 8ahn.
Nbfabrt.
WaG ST. Souis bio Sron Wountain
oOer u. 6. & S..-.6:50 Wprgens.
9ta6 ct. 2euts pia Sron Moumtain
Noute 200 Mbenbs.
Na9 2arebo. ...........9:55 9oru1.
Mnfunt t.
Bsn st. 2puis, Srpr Mountain & M.
6. & S......,....--.9:35 Berm.
Bon ct. 2ouis, Sron Mountain & so.
6. &S...-........10:55 Mbenbs.
Bon GarebD. :35 Na6m.
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@rumSetaentbums . ltebertraaunseu.
8u6lena Mrntca ea[be.

Ste beFe sable Der 9Belt fur S&nttte, Queti1uus
gen, Gei@udre, Bteber- unb Sauts GuSi@Ias, gleHte,
4etten; turtrf SdmprrbDthen sber tetne HesabIuns.
Sb1tse 3ufrtebenbett sdrantt1t ober bas @eIb NTH
aurd6erfattet. rs Gents Die S9a9tel. BUM Dertauf
8kplefaIs,
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Qmetf4nngem.

so state. ct. SasDbs Del fets Int
9ault bprTdttty, ba es flo als Elm ausSe-
eetdheits Mtttet eestit @hnittwunben
rnb Guetf&unssrt erireif.-S.@. Mcrfe,
GttSppee SAILS, Maf.
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8umtes MGerlei aus Merifu.

= Sn CHIHUAHUA bat es fir3li6 &C.,
i9neit, etnas, mas bort nur duBerft
ielten geidiebt.
Ser merifanif6e @eianbte in
Sapan, S. 81. &ascon, Ser fi6 auf
Der 9eimreiie mad Merifo befanb, TT
in San Graneiseo seftorben.
- 9te 2egislatur bes Staates 5as
maulipas bat elm Secret erlaHen, tpelz
DIES bic @tiergefe6te unb bic 6abnenz
fdn1pfe berbietet.
@rmabet8entbumS . ltebertragnnseu.
u. N. @ucor an s. 8. unb 6. u.
Sleeper, 2 @runbftide an Mppming
Str. 5000.
Stem gnglanb 2anb 60. an 1ugo
2iebe, @~runbftid int &osebale Bart.
Prets nDminea.
q. 8. Beart an Srau 81. 8. 8az
fian, 2 Grunbfiide i'm gIod 81 fur
5 1900.
8. 6. Berg unb s. q. 9orb an 8.
&eimann, 2 G~runbfide aus Sobns
ions @urpeD IS fur 81, $50.
so. s. Matler an 6. @erbarb,
Grunbfttd an Carton Str. $1,000.
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.. u. & u. .. 8ebu,
Mbfahrt.

4
@a@ @aIpefOn, 6sutost .:a5 9usro
tdgli1, ausgenDmmen SDnntags,
I'M .................8:50 Born.
Na6 CORPUS gbriti, Mramfas 9asnmb
Beebiae tdgli6, ausgenommen 5enua
tags, nm............3:10 Hamm,
Na6 asrrpiae tdsli@, ausgenommen
Sonntass, urt-.......-4:OO Na9.
Ma6 &errpiae tdglid, ausgenommeri
Sonntags uub Wontass, INT
Mnfunft.
Bon Galoelten, 9oufon umb guero
tdgli6, auSgenomnter SonntagS,
UNI 1915 NhenbS.
Bon CORPUS @briii, @ranfas paB unb
8eepile tdgli9, altsgenommen Son1s
tags, Inn. .l:40 Na6m.
Bon &errpiae tdsIi9. ausgenommten
Sonntags. g :35 0prm.
Bon &errbide tdgli9, ausgenommen
Soantags unb Montags, UNI
1900 Mbenbs ...................
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Nrei fir Md1ttter,

Gin w~s5tbboHss Bud tber bic tlrfaGs u,sh
eeiIane auer arten bon
Ref temiNmd@
es{4k@tIi9en 2eibsn. G4irdASnitdnbea nnA
ssiSsres 3rsniteiteu yribater unb idonnnsB,
Btbdsftiaer Raius BET Mannern. 6efdicfsn
snb tertsfset berfnnst. Man f9reibt an
DR.. u. TRESKOW
Ga 1reabrat, Hetp gprt.
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Herremfnngen.

Dur9 etnen San In cine 0erttefuns
tm Detcber, 1890, Yerrenfte Id mir ben
Sue fttr ffItrnnt unb Hit BE tefttefer
@Wnty3tn. Dur& BE Mntpenbuns BON
81. Safebe Del tpurbe ID bauernb aetetlt.
-&tos. @ttiedrbj 2aheafer, ga.
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OELRICHS & co.,

VtN1 NStStSI VWEVSTtUHI ~eGWpI
General Mgent fur ben Siiben.
70. 8. gpnns, 6. Grtsfenbe6, SusO & S&meIser,
asenten fur San Gntoutc.
8. Runse & Co., Nsenteu fur Gusrr.
3. Buffet, Gsent fur S&uIenburs.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-28
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-29
.A NEN NORMAL SCHOOL.
An Appropriation Of 100000 Asked
for the Purpose
IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
The Present Building Was Erected In
1s43 for the Providence High School
and Was Sold to the State In 1878
for the Sum OF $50, ,OOO

Some time ago resolution was pre-
sented in the house of representatives. ly
Mr.. Smith of Glocester, who is a men,
ber Of the state board OF education, ask
ing for an appropriation OF $4,000 for
the State Normal school, and $2OO. 900
for the purchase of lot and erection of
a new building for the school.
The need of a new Normal School
building has long been aDptrent. Every
board OF examiner for the past eight or
nine years and the trustees OF the school
have reported that new building should
be erected. In his last report Principal
Wilson called attention To the same SUBJ
jecL as did Governor Brown In his mes
sage to the general assembly.
The present building. which is situated
on Benefit street, was constructed in
lS43 by the city Of Providence for the
accommodation OF its High school. Upon
the erection Of larger and more COM
modious structure for that purpose, in
1878. the city sold the old High school
building and grounds TO the state for the
uses Of the Normal school. The price
was $4,000. Afterwards about $40, 00C
was expended in repairs and alterations.
The building Is a plain edifce, built of
brick. aud three stories in height The
size OF the original structure was So feet
by 20, to which an addition has now
been made in the rear. az feet by 80.
There are three entrances. one on eacn
Of the streets which bound the lot.
III the general assembly grants the
appropriation a building will be erected
some hat similar to the Normal schools
in Bridgewater and Wcstfield, Mass.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-29
ARBOR DAY CELEBRATION.
School Commissioner StOCkVell Is
sues a Program
EXERCISES FOR THE PUPILS.
An OPP ort uaity VIII be Given the School
Children of the State to Vote for n
state Tree-what Secretary Morton
Says of Arbor Day.

Thomas b. Stockwell. commissioner OF
public schools. has issued a pamphlet
in regard to Arbor Day. This pamphlet
contains a program of class exercises
which may be followed.
Mr.. Stockwell announces that as many
states have selected by votes of the school
children some one tree as a state tree it
has been decided to give the children Of
state tree one year from this time The
tree is to be selected from the following
list: Ash, beech. birch, buttonwood.
cedar, elm, hickory, maple. oak, pine.
Mr. StocKwell has requested the teach
ers to bring the subject before their
pupils at an cary date aud arouse their
interest in the matter, and also to guide
the reading and study OF the pupils
along such lines "a shall acquaint
them with the various charac erist ic
features of the different trees in
order that they may vote intel
may be available the following are rec
commended: Native Trees " by l.. w.
Russell; "lrees and $ ,rubs OF Massa-
chusetts," by q. B. Emerson; Ever
green's" by Hopes !; I" Reports Of Com.
mission on Forestry" by Il. B. Fernow I;
the Garden and Forest"
All pupils I'D years Of age, or who have
passed the filth year OF school work, will
be eligible to vote.
rhe program for Arbor Day exercises
is as follows: uses of ArDor Day." by
Levi w. RUSSELL; "The Voice OF tbs
Trees" selections, Scripture readings aud
songs.
Tue present secretary of agriculture,
j. Sterling Morton, is the originator of
ne Arbor Day idea aud among the selec-
tion given in e pamphlet is one By
him on the significauce OF Arbor Day.
1t is as follows: "Ali other anniversaries
refer To the past and its dead Arbor
Day alone deals with the present and the
future. IL stretches its shelt,rln shades
over the unborn millions OF coming gem
erations, aud in the ices OF the leafy
woods pronounces beneIictions upon
posterityn