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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-19
Roberts Gain. on De Orc,

A large crowd was in attendance at the
Madison Square Concert Hall in New York
last night to see the third nights play in
the pool match between De Orc and Rob-
erts. The Englishman displayed the hest
form last night and cut down the lead of
the Cuban considerably. Score: Balls pock-
eted on both tables-By De Orc, $50; Rob-
erts, 1SS. Grand total of three nights play
De Orc, 451; Roberts, AS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-19
JOHN T. DRUSH'S SCHEME.
Organization of a Western Base BAL
League With Low Salaries.

OFgnn1satfOn OF q Wesfern Hase Hall
League With Low Salaries.
John T. Brush of Indianapolis is said to
be at the head Of a scheme to organize a
western base ball league. and 1t is claimed
that the league will be formed and that
Indianapolis viii be sin it," The meeting
at which the details are to be effected will
be held at Chicago, October Is. Representa-
ttves OF Milwaukee. Detroit, Toledo, Min
neapois, Omaha and Kansas will be pres
ent.
The salary list will be limited to $500 or
A,SOo year. Managers in the different
cities are already signing players for next
year and Mr.. Brush promises to have a
club that will be strong as any of the
league clubs when the season Is opened.
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THE BANKERS CONVENTION.
Addresses by Controller Eckels AMI
Several Delegates.


Several Delegates.
After The Stars report Of the bankers
convention at Chicago closed yesterday.
Controller Eckels addressed the delegates,
complimenting the bankers on the skill ex-
hibited In coping with the situation. Com
plete return to financial health, he said.
could not be secured so long as the first
great cause Of trouble remains, the Sher-
man silver law.
Controller Eckels was followed by George
A. Butter, president Of the National Trades
mems Bank Of New Haven Conn who reeA
paper on "A Practical Plan of Banking
ana Currency" in which he advocated the
repeal OF the law requiring the deposit OF
ponds to secure notes, and the issuance to
banks OF notes up to 80 per cent Of their
capital. He was followed by A. r. Foote of
TINS city and George s. Coe Of New York.
AT the afternoons session w. c. Corwell
Of Buffalo. ". Y, and Thomas B. Patton Of
New York spoke. -
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b. and O. Dividends Declared.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany has declared a dividend of l-2 Ter
cent on the common stock for six months
ended June 80.
A dividend Of S per cent on the stock of
the Washington branch, for the six months
ended September 80, was also declared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-19
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE N EFFECT AUGUST n. feee
Trains leave daily iron Cn1ca Station O. -
Pr. 9th ard n SITS.
Through the grssdest sceosy a. America. Wiz
the handsomest and most complete eobd-fro1A
Service West from washingtoh.
300 nm. dsily-"washinetco am chicaeo eps-
lighted train. Pullnau's nnest sleeping CAR wash-
inrton 20 CINCINNATI and Weshfngtcn 10 chicaeo
Dininc car from washinetcr. Arrive cin~innss1
T:sS an. indianapolis u;& an. chtcero 30
lilo pm. daiiy-Tse fAsoss -: ?. v. I'm.
it6d'-a solid vestfbuie Train. with dining cor an
Louisville. without chanre: arriving AZ cncinsssi
e:25 pm. Lexington e:fs nm. Louisvtne ESQ
n m. Indianapolis u:fo pm, chicago 60o e-m-,
s.. Tcuis I:<s am. eonnectine IN Union 49,
sps1inf Pullman e,errer Wednesday, thrcugn -
Hot Springs. va. without 'chanee: arrfves 30
600 nm. d-nv-Exp--s sr ecracWvfle. cnsrs
ioftesvfre. wayne<soro'. ssauufcu ana pdnrtrst
pord.
Pullman Io-ntso,. .rd esekets at company's Or
6~e< ST. and 80 pe~rs. ava
aues n. W. rTTrvR. a~r1 essscesrs Aesnt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-19

Senior Del Vale will undertake the leader
ship Of the Argentine radical party in place
of DIR. Allen, who Is charged with having
been the prime mover in the recent insur-
rection. Senior Del Vale however made IL
a condition precedent to accepting the lead
ersfip Of the party that II should abandon
violent methods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-19
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

IN WAsHlNGTON.
NORWOOD INSTITUTE,
School for Young Ladies' and Little 0irls,
HOLLAND TERRACE
14TH STREET AND MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. CABE11. Principals
Navy Department. Once of the Secretary,
WASHINGTON, August n, 1865
Ny Dear Mr.. Caben:
feel very sure that II parents who have
daughten 70 educate VIII only inform themselves
ssrDriss Of Nis. CsOsii. Very :ln:ersIy ysss::
Thu 1A,s is all ask of ny fI 4 e .v,, p.,
FRENCH LANGUAGE AND LrTERATURD-PROF.
4sars s:f isas IT, T. ca, md g:
THOROUGH INDIVIDUAL ESsTRUCTION-1N
one y two more boys under his personal tute,sxs.
sOeesf stuS Ssse % q
AN ACCOUNTANT. ExPERENcED ROTH As
teacher and expert, wiz give private instruction
xdsss SS r. :as
Mr.. W. EDWARD HKIMENDAHL OF BXLTE
Pesre'. net6odl % Tassdsys and Fi,dsy: At
Sanders 4 Staymans. gS4 + St, On and after
dress care Of sanders seayn n0 p Seisin -
THE rrpnwRE1yo i IaS SHORTHAND oouns.
1t is the BEST and CHEAPEST.
Full business course. SIS.
IVY INSTITUTE BUSINESS COLLEGE
An old, reliable, well-known Institution.
Southwest cor. Sth and X sts. NV.
Bookkeeping. arithmetic, spelling. grammar. let.
ter writing, penmanship business forms, CONNER
cial law, and all business subjects. Day night.
Send for announcement. 8. w. FLYNN, 4. NJ,
Principal ocle
LADY JUST FROM ENGLAND WISHES 10 GIvK
private lessons In French acquired IN Pari paint
ing In oil, water colors crayou and pencil draw.
tngs. Address EE BARToN 90 10th p.w.o6l6s
lse4-EDUCATIoN ron REAL LUE-iseS
FOR SONS AND DAUGHTKRA
THE sPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE Ma
tfonal Bank OF the Rspubltc building. corner It'll
and SITS. NV. Day and night sessions began
September 4 Practical English. shoFthand Ssd
cal and architectural drawing Corps OF tSa
thoroughly trained teachers. Location eeotrAl
Services OF graduates always in demand
ONCE open every business day and night.
Write or call for new annual annoupcement.
Mrs. CARA A. PENC0R,
Tel. call 1854. tocl6) Principal and Propristor.
sIGNoR MANA's VOCAL SCHOOL.
919 b st. NV.
Italian method Of singing in washington Careful
MISS HALSTEAD's PRIVATE SCHOOL.
1920 10th st.. Of p ct. NV.
day school for children and older girls.
Applications may be made At the school rooms
daily from till l O'Clock ., sci 2ms
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

Schedule In eject July o. isus
Leave washington nom station cornSr of Nov
cae.so and ss :sss r....s
Express trains lbs an. SIS. 6to pm. ielsS
n fss c sssD,.s os s. 'R:s ,, ~ =.
'I1ss :ss 6. s s: : "a. AN. mai Il.
For For wlnchesser and s.y stations. $50 pm,
@ and i Ssmps pS S.1 no.s s1
ing cars through 10 Memphis.
For For saisins sso y. ss a.ss 500 .s.o sa
$issi: Z .si s.s a.: e. !; !.
ss1ssy: SEQ sSs MIN. a's:::: sss 40 u! q
800 8. 800 SO Al 10 I'll. pm Ss' ~s'' .'a
For Pr Fa.dsS %s :,S 90 III Mis- sn. Ms. Mso
For Hsserstown. roso ana ssd ESQ pm.
For Boyd and way pctnta- se-<o pm.
F1 f hsas seo a's IA ~ ss' ios s sss
For :" &.si,nesoo yups,,ss end way points. nso
s$3 i. ;,s'Iss s: saE ~ s E: NJ gosi
600, Dining o a SO aa.se pm. x'ssp',s
sufse, P.rlor o. Oar @ IN c.Z r;,.
r5 sOsSn 1 aS ssr s, q es, ss
change Wis Poufhleep~ie BRIDE. landing passsassn
81 ra 3 s1S 's c',, !; ;s s s ana ,aoo
Except sunday. daily ssusday osiy.
sseeae. called for ana esssssd from hossl. ana
residences by Union T.n.fer %. on erdeu left at
tts, Ode SSi s,S and iss' ia 40 sc ssu Z s'''
Gen. Manager osio Gen Pa. As's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-19

Martin Foy, tr., who murdered Henrietta
Wilson at Saratoga on May 4, 1882, will be
electrocuted next Monday morning at Dan
uemora prison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-19

FOR BRAIN AND NERVE FOOD
Use HOrsfOrd's Acid Phosphate.
Dr. o. WORTHY, Lancaster, n. H.. sayE ~ have
used t In cases requiring brain and nerve food o. o
loss OF strength. with impaired digestion, with
good results."
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RAILROADS.
RICHMOND AND DANvIILE RAILROAD
SAMUEL Sl,ENCEk y. W. HUDEkOPEK AND
s.s. EhSsE = l FEosTER. REcEIvERs

RICHMOND AND DANyIIIF PAuRoAD
SAMUEL SPENCER, r. W. HI-IDfKasJsrsE l>D
REUBEN POSTER. RECEIVERS.
An s ,rsrns sr,1 ~ asS eep'cwbsr "a isss.
senger Station. Washington d G
800 m daily.-Local for pxpvsIie and snscr-
mediate stations, and through coaches for Frouf
., o. ana ssseeg DAILY except Sunday, and
stations westward daily
n a;oi an. Richmosd ana nasvtne fast nall
Daly Tor Lsncnbnrg, Dsnvflle and for principal
Ron, ,s s"u.h on Iaehmeud ana Dapviile systcn,
Columbus. Montgomery. Msiie ana Ne. ossaa,.
Pullman Sleeper New Yorf ana wssh,,Stc. =.
atlanta Atlanta uniting ut Grsenzboro' win sisssser sos
m AZ p%aDaiy for cA.slot,s.vin. ana Inter
x 4: ~ g;I% yily; WASHINGTON AND sourH.
MI, ~ pn,hisIIBgLED LIMITED, composed ep-
runs 20 .,l.s sn sleepen and Dining tars. ard
with Pullman Buffet Sssasg s.d New orissn.
ana Washington 70 New oiisans. Via Mss,some,1.
s Ah nv 10TH 10 Augusta Aiso New Yorx 70
A Asneville and Hot spring. &c Pullman Sle~rsS
coscSesas ''' 10 hemphis via Birminsham. n
WI rK AIMS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO pryu
soN 1ease washington ~ $40 an. IS n M ANA
FOR Round Hill and g. Is nm e.c.n. 49,. "a. ~ ~
a.. eenogn ana intermediate ststons R>turninr ~.
Rm,d "aHs ,n 70 an. 2.Ss pm daily mon
from Herndon civ e'S an daily ezcept susdas
Through trains from tn. south .rr,,. w..n,,.,,.
04s m, e55 pm. and q Is nm: Ms.s@ss NJ.
daily from ar,c a,iy rsceft Sunday. ana &<o al
Tickets Sleeping Oar reserva tim. .rd ,rr--,.sx.
FURNISHED at omccs. I'll and jSoo pese1ivsrs.
ave, ard =, PASSENGER Station. Penp.viv..is p.a
w. IL. GREEN Cen; Ma.
l. e. Brown. General Aren't p..ss.- - -. ~,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-19
EATON. BURNETT 4 DURLns0S
BUSINESS TRAINING SCHOOL.
18th AND SIS. NV.
GAY AND NIGHT SCHOOLS N ACTIVE oPEE
TON.

The most practical form Of instructioa to b
found In any college. Our methods and the meth
DDS of business are identical Our graduates sue.
coed where others tail.
Call and see u. We court Investigation and IN
"ss eo3psfisou- ausS1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-19
STATION CORNER OF Msra AM 4 rarz,


STATION 0S y sS. or sIzTH ASD ; sRxEm
slssDIes % sPa S.ss or ana sss
iie PESSsf sI.sssgp,ss or Is fri h.5;sss
s$ssias sss @ ss~ o. s'i 4..l S.i's
u chiesfo ST suffe, l pIsries osI % HsrrissarSe
SASo sSsst h. ap &C SH =
hsrrisegrs' sleep.sg ard Dining osrs Hsrr,s
7.4o M wEsfsRS E2 Sfs,iiss, and Sne,sS
Cars to Chicago, and Harrisburg 70 csSsIsnd
74o Pm. sSuTa i3sSis sfffax rxpRrssL..u...
slsepins Car 70 y. Louis. and sisepinr s,d bsp
1910 PM fncIFic e SSiSs'nn;ss s.a 2, Ios,s
r ss g p :, and Bast sleeping Oar Kaf
~ NiAgssa Fails daily sscspt saslas' ~
daily except SUNDAY. Fs H Mi,su: sss s.r
'C s rM for rsI,a ss nose- sss.io ana
,o.s ss Pm Car Ear wT Vas 2 kuaais
daily for Buae ana seaSasis.a "a and hsshs.ssr
esspt Saturday, with sleesns Gar wassinxtcn to
FOR IHlLxDEIPHIA.NEw YORK AND THE r,u
40 Pm .'coNGREssIuNAf. limited" al Par.
New yS AN, p,in pm S.r from baltimore for
7o' ono coachss; 20, 200 SO DINING Inc carr. and
ioca. IA and x Il 20 ,pinins Carl an, AN
DINING csrl. ais. Sso. 100. and n .S flM ~
For Sc'scH without change 80 ana P ~.s s1 a..
Io;ls, Hoo and liso an. isis' 10 sc9.
ESQ. Bis 600 Limited, An. AID G.So. S.is'
80; 1000 1870 Ills and ii.S nm IN
sunday, l.o5, go eco. ao5. Io.is.. &C a. M.
1918. LILO, LIS. 2.0i, 2so. sfs. sS'0o Ismited,
80 e.*o ei& s.so. 100. io.<o ana II Sc
For pSpe's Greek Lane. 7ee An and S.se nm.
For Annapolis. 7.2o. 300 and lI.6o an. ana 80
Pm daily, except sunday. sundays, 600 an
For Richmond and the suth 40 and 10 .s7 Am.
Sc Pm. daily. For Richmond ooiy. no pm.
Acce%modation fur ons.tsco. s.ss an. aany ana
For Aieisndris. $50. es. RS. eco. s.Ss. 10. q
arr. l2oi noon Loo, ALL s2N az SOC
hs! S1e 500. 10@ ard II % ,. m. On nupdsy
Leave Aislansrss lsl on w..Asrso.. COS. 7cs soo
alo, JOBS, ll-1f. la An LOO 2os 400
sos. SIS eiS. 100. I'D. AIS, 10 s, and III .os
pm. On Sunday at go. io.iS and iiif an
EOS. Sos 100. IN. e.15 and 1882 Pm
Ticket omces. northeast corner 18th street ana
feunsyivsnia avenue. and at the station. eth and
streets where orders BE- iet for the cheating Of
BAGGAGE 70 desstnatioo from hote's and r.ssdenca
General Manager. sseaa c<n~r,, ps...orrr g.
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EDUCATIONAL.

M AsnINcroN.
noe = EAPUIA.Dxif.
T r., Of voice culture and the note chain sys
esa rsf Of Soc %Ss,s 81 .fh Nine PAY h.s
49, NS and g; Johns COLLEGE. w.shingtoo. D. q
asas my e e 10 ~. 'Rsesi nd Hs.as ~
and Wednesdays 90 and after Sept. Z aus SIN
MRS 2. D. BUcHER.
P,..o; Vocal Culture ana Harmony Glasses |.
ACADEMY Of HOLY CROSS,
1879 MASS. AVE.
FOR YOUNG LANES AND CHILDREN,
WIN reopen septembes II: every facility n Of
fersd for thorough seourse In the primary END
academic department; also in music. vocal and
in.trumeatai. special attention psid to physicai
An ExPERIENcED LADY TEACHER WITH BEsr
Adsss. ooseTSScS s sss :, aes ''e
AIT STUDENTS LEAGuE-NNTH SEASON.
eois.s .e en;sss mAntiggs portrait oils. water
Esenins s,a.ses-AntiQus and mems life
ocs-tf sos 18th st. NV.
-, AZ EIEMENTARY AND HIGH SCHOOL
'e '0eh sexes YEA. ISL : begins It's eleventh
%sy so9ti1.s under the guidance q ssperenced
svsry seventeen stndents, until prepared for col
Ieee or Tor graduation. Students prepared by us
are now enrolled at Yale Columbia Cornell,
Princeton, Johns Hopkins. Massachusetts In.
The b ~ dsnIoiosy L;Hfsyetts and Hobart
porposes and q thoroughly equipped with every
nssSesssE appliance. including q chemical and
Lstruction Il adapted to the needs and capac-
hy Of the individual studs nts
IsM books are furnished free. Catalogues sent
Obs hOuTs from 10 am. TO !. n
tetS-u TI50S SYnWETy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-19
NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS AND NoTARY PUB.
lie for all states and territories SPECIALITY
By r. H. EvAN6 Once (bascmepu All ST.
Always in ONCE once mourn. 3a5-u
COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
and tegs1togy, Notary and L. & Comm'ssiouef.
oc2S JOHN E BEALL. 1871 ct. 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-19

ST. GEORGES HALL. FOR BOYS ST. GEORGES
Md, Prof. j. c. KNEAR, A. NJ Prin.: lsth
year: college or business life; unexcelled sdvap-
references oclI-ims
PENNINGTON ecMnSARY.
Our eatalceue 10 fall Of the very infcrmatioa
you are now seeking for your 500 or dnurhtef md
Is 90 beautiful that IL would grace your pari1e
table: Sent free Address THOMAS HANION
Penningtoo. N. J. H21-76t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-15
THE CITY OF PRovIpENoR.
Sewer Assessments,

. The owners OF estates assessed for the oonstruo
lion OF sewers In the streets bereinafter nalned
arc hereby notinsd that the asssssmsnIs for SAID
iogged AZ the once Of the City Treasurer!
In Daboll street from Dexter street to Public
In Portland street from Hayward street to Broad
In, n waysnd avenue from Angel street to Hum
In EDDY street from Thurbers avenue 10 Byneld
street ana In Pavilion avenue from Eddy street 70
j In Orchard avenue from waylAnd avenue to But
Ia Penn street from Almy stree, 10 vlnton street..
payment OF the whole OF any assessment n
made before ths 10th day OF August, 1894, deduc-
uon VIII pe MADE on the sam, a. the rate OF six
per centum per annum from the date OF payment
10 said last mentioned date.
One-third OF the assessment may be paid az any
TINE within one year FROM the time the assoss-
snr men. lodged with the City Treasurer, without
The second instaliment OF on e-third m nv be paid
within two years from the day OF said lodgmen nj
with the CITY Treasurer Dy Iayng in addition there
70 the interest on the whole amount due on said
As,essymem a. ne rate or six Is, per cent
said lodRment 20 he time OF payment
The last or third installment OF the assessment
may be paid within three years after said iodg-
msns by paying In addition thereto the Interest
from the date Of The last psyiaent een' per ennam
III the nrst a. stallme Is paid at the END of
one year from the day OF the 10 'ement OF the as
ssssment with the City, treasurer the whole as
sessment can thsn be collected with Interest there
and expenses Of collecting ~ ""A"'
d. L. ID. GRANGER. City Treasurer.
aug 26, sept z3. I'm.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-15
CARD REFORM IN KENTUCKY.

The people Of Danville, KY, are
awaiting with fear and trembling the
findings Of the grand jury which is
now in session there.
This perturbation is caused by Judge
Sankey's charge declaring the playing
OF progressive, euchre in parlors to be
one OF the worst forms of gambling
known in modern times and directing
the jury to let no man or woman guilty
OF this crime escape indictment.
As probably two-thirds of the com.
munity have been guilty of this fiagrant
crime it is not surprising that the jury's
report ia awaited with considerable
trepidation. But it may be asked.
where is this thing going to stop, for
after getting the majority of the men
and women of Danville la Jail for play
ing euchre, it is not at all improbable
that this highly virtuous Judge will con-
tinue his crusade against cards. at least
while the jail accommodations hold out.
Certainly the man who solaces his
solitude with solitaire must be quite as
depraved AS the one who INDUCES in a
game Of euchre, while the criminality
OF cribbage, according to the DanviIle
code, cannot be doubted.
That Judge SsnAey has q keen pre-.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-15
Il. W. LADD co.

ception Of the eternal fitness of things
is signally shown by his failure to in
clude in the list Of indictable offenses
that innocent pastime--poker playing.
1t is to be inferred also that three card
monte and even faro may be INDUCED
in without danger of lowering
the moral tone of the player
or placing him within the purview of
the prosecutor. Some of the depraved
devotees to the progressive suchre may
claim that Judge Sankey's opposition
arises from the fact he once captured
the BOBBY prize, but this must be taken
as an unwarranted attack upon the char
acter Of an upright, fearless and dis
eliminating wearer of the judicial er-
mine.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-15

ONE SEASONS ACHIEVEMENTS.

Little Rhody is carrying off pretty
much all the yachting honors this
season. el
The Navahoe has just won the Bren-
toms Reef cup In the greatest race ever
recorded in English yachting annals,
and will bring 1t back to America, from
which the feet Genesta took 1t some
years ago.
Vigilant has been selected to defend
the Americas cup against the valkyrie,
and that other production of Rhode Is
lands brain and Drawn, the Colonia, has
been chosen as alternate so that in case
the Vigilant is disabled Lord Dun.
ravens yacht will still have fleet op.
ponent to meet.
These are facts to which every patri-
otto son Of the land Of Roger Williams
points with PRIDE"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-15
CITY ADvERTIsEMENTs. =
THE CITY OF PROyIDENCE.
SEWER ASSESSMENTS.


The owners of estates assessed for the construc-
Son Of swsrs 10 the streets hereinafter named are
ucn wsrs on ntS Ss me 5sS for s,d SS
lodged at the ofiice OF the City Treasurer:
sys.as an douglas street from oAno street 70 Butss
asar:s srss s..s .Gsss s: q sI about
pl.s.Sy L. wyspP,s Sa street from Douglas avenue to
A.. In oano street from Pitman street TO wicken-
street. aaSs ana soss Il sy from ives street
s:,s l:s .IsS s% w:
hoss1;erlyi and ~ cedar street fiom Tei street 70
HIN H!H ,EIensress avenue from Eimwood avenue to
~, n Pavilion avenue from Prairie avenue TO Ocean
..ln In Parade street from csanston street to Susan
6is3ond A. res3 ousan street Hom Cranston street 70
Sssss, rU% s'9. Ms,sss Norfolk
v.s,ssiS y ,asiST9s street from Baosn stree. to i
Ara o sns s sSsf
ss rs.s Ss:ss ss sss,
tim s Will be made on the same I the rate Of SIX
sS sss per nnnS from the date Of payment
t,Us o. the ssssssnsns bs paid any
oassd wiz Ss as %s sf
q. q 4 sS nag :: :s
XS.sn the Ci.y Treasurer by paying In addItion
sncseto tne interest on the whole amount due o n
sAa assessment a the rate Of ak (6) per cent per
- % from the nsst day Of the second year after
hd III i as Dsiy%siS. oa .Ss s..s.meu,
msSt paid within three years after' said lodge
thsrsop the rate Of six o) per cent lei Ter an num-
the sss instsmsns S aas' no psa a, IN. ..s .,
om YEA, frGT ne gay Of the lodgsment Of the as
WIN the city Treasurer the whole assess.
ment can then be collected. with interest there-
a. ,ne ~ rae q Gig per cent per um. and
A.. !. IL b. GRANGER. City Treasurer,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-15
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.

ONCE Of the License Commissioners.
City Hail. Providence. Sept 7th, 1899. (
Applications for license TO sell pure sprltuous
intoxicating and malt liquors, have been made by
the following-named persons
SECOND CLASS.
Carey John, 293 Canal street.
German John, OF Diamond street
TRANSFERS.
Cnace John w. Fulton street. to Nelson c.
Draper. same place. -
Eagan James (estate). Dale. corner West Ex-
change street. TO Cox Brothers. 3f5 Canal street.
,Soiding Maurice; 20 Franklin avenue. TO Patrick
Kelley Levi NJ. SO Fenner avenve. 10 SO and ss
Fenner avehue.
LnssnansKy JACOB. ssa Atwen avenue. to Iss
Gladstone avenue,
Stevens and sheridan same place.
The board OF license commissioners will be I'm
session In their ONCE. city hail. MONDAY sept
70. al ly:5O q, m at which time ana place all per-
sons 80 desiring may be heard on the matter OF
granting such applications. 81.
BY order OF the Board OF License Commissioners
sept7-i5t THOMAS NIXON. {. ERIK.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-15
TIME NOW FOR ACTION.

II is time now for the joint commit
tee of the various business organisa-
tions to get together again afh begin
the work it LAID out for itself when 1t
adjourned last spring. lo N
There is work for 1t to do, plenty Of
it; work of importance to the city.
Now is the time, il ever, for the busi-
ness organizations to demonstrate their
usefulness. .s
The services of the good nurse are
more important during early GONZALES
cence than during the period when the
disease is working toward its crisis.
1t would be Of great ben eft to the
general business of this city if an au-
thoritative statement of the damage va
rious lines of manufacture have suffered
by reason of the stringency and panic
could be made.
There Is no agency to collect this in
formation, analyze 1t and publish it.
This committee could do this work,
and it ought to be done at once; other,
and perhaps more important, work ought
at once to be entered upon. With the
revival Of industrial activity there will
be readjustment. There will be
change. Factories will relocate them
selves where conditions are more favor
able.
Providence should not be one Of the
cities that lose in the readjustment,
when all natural and other conditions
tend to make her a gamer.
But no city gains unless it makes ef-
fort. In respect to growth cities are
yearly getting nearer and nearer the ba-
sis that private enterprise is obliged to
work upon. Work--sharp, shrswd, lib
eral, intelligent, never-ending works.
the only salvation for business of any |
kind in this time of splitting percenta.
ges into thousandths. o.
There Is wide field of usefulness
before this Joint committee, and it can
not be too quick nor too earnest in |
entering IL.
Providence has grown with wonder
ful rapidity and solidity for a number
IT years. Its progress has been almost
wholly unaided.
What it would do IL the inspiriting
impetus of the enthusiastic and untiring
mercy of the business organizations. ap-
,lied with sagacity and liberality, was
o be made effective cannot even be es-
imated. The pace would be accelerated
o degree not now dreamed of.
II Is time no,v for the Joint committee
4 the rarious business organizations to
ct together again and begin the work 10
lid out for itself ichen ii adjourned last
rrinQ.