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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-22
THE CITY OF rRovrDESoR
LAYOUT and Extension Of An
dem Street

The sndsrsIgrsa. sRaoi...a y III. Ms.:"sssss
Of Esamate asd Asssssmsnt undsE aas sseordinf
70 The provisions o. tse set Of the Gsasrsl hssen.
saiarsiSs .,rsishssaias saa s,ssivlss sitrie2
sttess 10 thu city of frovicenes," and hs ssh 4
spS.sso" 81 ~ a. 5isy I cSsssi % % q ssis .tS isssc
seating that Il 10 teslrsble and necessary 70 =
"a: ::s1a 20 W.T. 's.sna sa sI;:s ssif
.vsnas 70 o.nssn .srs's sss s gss Ssaa.a 49,. s. .%s
he soatssriy ssasdasy tSsrssI x. ssssAsrlT llas
(sna It's ess,sry prolestisH) Of Anssa ,se,.,
copy 81 which may be fssnd op ssra No tss q tas
once u the Recorder Of Desds, aHa aiss cst ias
se lss " ost ana estssSsd aaf;sriSiy g ana is.ios
feet In widih, ana for The soatAsrlr hesne@rl
s1sn,ss 1s SsSaa a. he soSiSsfy ssrasS o. tansss
and Csylon streets 10 point iAd Gated y asteais
iou ssrssss. as hat es,tain real sssis VII bs 70.
euiTee Tor tkst putPssA. and re2asstns tAs 20.
Pointmsnt OF AYE eersmIssensss q sss.ms,s ga
sons is eres.sd IN fssir preossaIesB uaser aud ~
.Iss :. ess wtspSssnsHpT ,S sss h 9sS q ssysa
bss d.. gss4 a. hat prsl tive s'slsss Pm, ss the
.,.i Y. siss: sss ss' n ssz IN .s nj S s % q s S
snd assesnents 20 be sy them msce aRssr aAa ~
';S; Ana e. s ssssTsisasa iurtS.r sss ssuss rAas
according 70 their present oPision the landA tsas:
%fn s:sss ss sosas snS ssa
are beAeltsd within the latent ana nssa,af
sails act ~ saeh layout and erssns1sn Of AAass
A certain area included ana teundsS by a lins
bssin niAg 81 point In the easterly lins OF Aeac.
s s:si sn sias Ke a. in the oss y ,ss ssss.ssi
ed taxss OF tha CITY OF Providenee, end raEbipi
thsnoc eastexy TO the sou h. sstrly eeTnsT of saN
lot No 4Ge, thence northeily ts the soathwestcYJ
esrner ef lot No aes on the plat Aforesaid theesi
eastefly through tie southq~ster!y oetAsr Of eAis
lot NO 46s to tns sAsterly line OF Q anton street
thence northorly 70 the sOutbwesterly corner ef
LOT Ne 5sl on ths plat Aforesaid tsenes eAsasfy4 q
the sou hwesteriy corner OF lot No so on tbe Fiat
Aforesaid, thence sonths,ly 70 .he soata .sssssu
eaatarly 10 the soptheastery eolnsT Of lot Nc ~
en- tks plat ss0fesaid, thence southerv 20 tht
NORTH sstery corner Of lot No so+ On he pl@i
Aforesaid, thence westerly 70 the northeM sEJ
nortkerly 10 the northsEsteriy corner OF Les 20
SIS on the plat aforesaid, thence westerly 70 N.
north westerly corner OF Let No. sss on n Plat
aforesaid. fhanoe southerly 20 the northwestsrlg
OF lot No. $50 ON the plat atofs.Gla Ihenet
Nrsterly 20 the aoriheastery corner OF lot Ne "a
on the plat Aforesaid, thence uoTtherly te tss
northeastery corner Of lot No bB % the pie.
aforesaid, thence westerly 70 the northwestsfiy
corn er OF lot Ne. tss on the plat aforesaid being
point in the sa,te.,y lins 2, hsssd'.s s sy.s,s
PiSt or the Aforesaid iayout and extension, and Of
the assessment area, may be seeu AZ the once oi
william A. Morgan. No. "syessse' svesA
Room o. a, in said Provldsnee.
WILLIAM A MORGAN.
WILLIAM n CoyELLs
FRANK A. POTTER, osnmissfensrs
oEoRaF Y E2aRRggTTp' RgT'
Hrsvidsnet. nsvsnbss 4, ieN nsvtdiu
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-22

" lsHrNGToN, Nov. 2.-Sorne time ago
letter was published in a New Hamp-
shire newspaper over the signature Of a
marine telling Of the killing OF one sailor
and the serious wounding of two others
attached TO the u. >. s. Columbia In a
street row at Kingston, Jam. Investi-
cation shows that the affair was of slight
Importance, one sailor, while drunk, hav-
ing his scalp lacerated by IA Kingston
tough, who was promptly sent TO jail.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-22
The CONvlCT'S STORY
AND OTHER POEMS pY
PATRICK r. DENNEHY.

Patrick r. Dennehy, sentenced to life
imprisonment in the Rhode Island State
Prison, and after serving long term
pardoned out by Governor Brown, is now
earning an honorable living by keeping
books for Providence concern.
Mr.. Dsunshy 10 an educated man OF
literary instincts, and so II was q natural
vent for the hours OF Loneliness In prison
20 write verses. The best OF the product
OF his pen for the II years OF bis imprison-
nent ID now published in . handsomely
printed littls volume, which is sold Ia
MIR. Dennshy's interest for 20 cents
volume. TEE NEWS has taken q few Of
thsse books and thsy srs on sale at lBB
News Office.
Price 20 Cents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-22
Not So Bad a. Expected.

BOSTON, Nov. 22.-Ths results Of the
tests made on the cattle Mt Brighton and
Watertown have 30 far shown that there
are far fewer cases Of tuberculosis among
them than was at first supposed. At
Brighton, of l0+ head of cattle but eight
are certainly infected, while four show
some signs Of disease. 1t is expected that
when the examinations have been COM
plsted not more than 10 per cent will
prove to be infected, whereas it was at first
believed that there would be at least Is
per cont
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-22
Providence, Warren ~ Bristol Rail-
Road COMPANY.

The annual meeting OF this Company will be held
at the Office OF the New York, New Haven 4 Hart
ford Railroad Company, Room No. 3, Passenger
station, Exchange lace, Providence, Il. l., on
Monday, Nov. 26th, az 1880 O'Clock y m, for the
election OF Directors for the ensuing year, 10 con-
slider IL the stockholders win authorize the diree-
tors to provide for the existing debt Of the Dom-
pany, amounting 10 t5S,JR24, by the issue OF
bonds or notes, and TO act upon such other business
as may properly be brought before the meeting.
GEORGE L. GREENE, secretary.
Providence, Nov. lbta, is9f.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-22
THE CITY Oh PRovIDEScE.
CANVASS NOTICE

The several Boards Of Causassers vill meet %
ne purpose " csRvassiag ana lorfestirg their -
petIsc ward liste Oi toters, on MhbN .NAh
NONfMb ~, 1885, an toT the snai cAnNett %
3AILApAN. NoNEMhAh "a. s3l, AZ I.l1 p Coo
7. Va. az the following places
Fifst Ward al Pioyeef Hall. sQAtn Main stree
Second Ward at he Ward Room IA Nort1 na.
rcrk
third Ward al the ward Rsam on smith street
Fourth Mad at D. 4j u ruutaIu rect
Fifth Mlrd at ihn Nari Room ON hefelI nVCuIt
sixth Ware a the Ward Room on Pebble Get.
street
Fiehth Ward at No 60 Harrison street
ninth Ward at the Ward Room on Pallas street
Tenth Ward al the ward Room on Atwsll's
transfers TO c,ose At 1852. m on last day II
~ order Of the chsirmsn
WILLIAM n. CLARKE.
nsvls-n 60 -l.zk
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-22
watsrlogaed ana Abandoned.

Boston, Nov. 22.-Tugboat Alert re-
ports that the schooner Messenger, which
she had in tow from New London, Conn,
capsized yesterday OF Highland light
Tie Messenger was in wsterlogged con-
dition. She had cargo of 240 600 feet OF
pine lumber. The Alert was unable to
tow her in the heavy sea, and after her crew
of five were taken off, she was abandoned
The Messenger was a three masted
schooner, built at Bath, Me-, In 1881.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-22
A Warning 10 Harers.

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 22.-Captain Philip
II. Cooper, the new superintendent
of the United States Naval academy,
has issued an order condemning ha:ing,
and announcing that in the future ex.
ecutive clemency will not be exercised in
behalf Of those dismissed for this offsnse.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-22
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND PROVE.
DEACE PLANTATIONS.
Adiutant Generals Oflce.
Providence, Nov. 10, 1894

Adiutant Generals Of1ce.
Providence, Nov. 10, 1894
Notice Ia hereby given that the First Volume
Infantry Regments) of the Revised Report OF the
AdJutantGeneTai OF 1895, u now ready Tor distri-
D. tion 10 persons cities and towns, high schools,
horar IS, societies &C., entitled 10 receive copies
81 the same by act OF me General Assembly.
The PRICE OF the First Voiame (infantry Regi-
mensl TO persons desiring to purchase the same,
has been liked at three dollars and ten (SSl0)
ELISHA DYER,
noyl1u Adjutant- General.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-22
Pleaded Not Guilty.

DULUTH, Nov. 20. George A. Elder,
formerly manager Of the American Loan
and Trust company, was srraigned yester-
day on four indictments for grand larceny.
The amount claimed 10 have been alb
stracted from the funds of the company is
e76,6 COS. He pleaded not guilty.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-22
STATE or RHODE ISLAND AND PROS
lDENCE PLANTATIONS.
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
City Election.

soys%s:s, D isS Ssiss he lossss Ta.scsy % !;
holding the oity Eieotieni
Wherefore. the qualified electors Of the ci,,
assemble in Ward Msetsss on ssid twenty. @ .ssVsas
Ss{ q e, .1s i1oyins
nrr Trsvsr.s street, corner % 81 McsssSes snts,'
Second Districi, ~ east cad Of Board o, 1rsds
srcoN6 SsS1S wAsbSTsss h5siS Tsrip5S District a. III. school,
soS's on Meeting street s.os ss,rssn Nsrss Ma.s
wsrdroom on North Main street
THIRD wARp.First pisiries a. 10 % West
on smith street; Third District, a, No. 7a
,tnI,, Branch avenue.
tain street; Second District, at No. sac West
MI %iniss. mir r street, tsee9Hd DEER.
Chestnut street, between Elm ana Elbow
streetsi second District, 81 the Ward Room %
SIXTH wARp-First District. at IN. ward Room
on Public streets Second District at No. aI
srynSIpH ynsSSISsrsw wxPsSer,., sysRsSe n,.,,,,, :, ~. :,
westheld street; Second District, at the ward
Room on OAKLAND stfesst
corner OF Messer aqd Hudson streets; seoont
=, ,llr,, District, 10 & No 2s HsTrisen street
corner OF knight and drove streets; second
II., District at the Ward Reona on pallas street.
ofFlorence street, pear Kossuth street sesSnS
District at the Ward Room on Atwoll,s ay euusl
THIRD District at Voting Booth No. sAS smitf
And 70 proceed to give in their ballots as follows
all General oisers viii sye in Their S"iie,s ,S'
MAYOR CITY TREAsuRkR, hARBoR hAsiBR
OVERsEER OF THE POOR, WARDEN and
CLERK Of thsiy respective distriots.
Said electors In each ward will eles. ORR q thy
resident o. ssie ward meEber Of The school,
Said electors of the Fifth Ward viii elect ONE
resident OF said ward membpr Of the SCHOOL
ComMITTEE for the tern OF Two NHARs, in place
OF Albert r. BlGisdell, resigued
Said electors In the Tenth Ward will elect oEs
asNa4N NnNn "a - - tN. u
COMMITTEE for the term 81 ONs1 YEAR. In placs VI
Dennis o'Reilly, resigned
The quaiihed voters in each ward Will aive IN
their ballots for one ALDERMAN and four COM.
MON CoUNOfLMEN who shall each be qnAlinef
voter in sad city, and resident IN the ward fos
which hs IL elected
said ward meetings, GO the law directs, shall b
kept open from sunrise At $3.50 O'Clock a. m, until
O'Clock p. m.
witness my hand and seal Of said city, this nins
teenth day OF November, A ID. 1894
WILLIAM L. CLARKE,
novi7-st City Clerk.
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NOTICE CT ASSIGNMENT.

Esek L. ase Of Ea Providence. in the County
OF frovida ce IN thr state llnode Island. has
thls dHy msie assikn en- To- u. FOR the benefit OF
said Asok l. Case are Ie4ueafCd 10 present he
same 20 me within siN lDonlhs from Ibis date and
q persons indebted sGIa nstk l.. Case are here
by Louhed 70 make paymtn. % mo az once.
NANai CUkrlSS,
Industrial Trust Co o Building
Providence, II. l., NOV. lg 1895. novig-t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-22
Pitsel Was . Detective.


ALBANY, Nov 22.-Louis A. Shaffer,
Aged y. walked into n saloon, and after
calling for a glass OF beer, said he was tired
Of life and drank dose OF laudanum. He
will die. His father committed suicide I'm
. like manner Eve years ago in q saloon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-22
Ex,sr, q pamsse Not Known.

ST. JoHN's, n. f.. Nov. 22.-Tho steam
ers Corean and Cape Breton have not ar
rived. Tho storm has now abated, after
doing much damage II Is believed that
the southern coast was swept, though no
news has been received, a. telegraphio CON-
muuication IL broken
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-22
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE
POLL TAX.


whereas, the board OF assessors OF tho city Of
Providence have assessed on every person "a said
city who, II rsgistcred, would be qualified 10 70.
a tax OF one dollar so MuCh thereof as with his
other taxes shall amount 10 enc dollar and where.
ss the city council oil said city, by 40 ordinance
az proved October as A. D. lsss provided that said
tax shall be paid 70 anu coll Cted by the iltY
Treasurer on and bttwssn TIE 20 md i6,h days Of
November A n i Z, Inc asi O.
NOuce Il therefore hereby given 90 al persoui
against whom a Iol tox hos been essc,ssasl a
Aforesaid 20 pay TIC same TO he City lreasu er
between said 29c ard 3ith tsys q November. a .f
1884, and that he undsssaol whi s.tead tai.
during said periods (fuHlsy AN h. 10 ek
ceptcd), u he treasury, from : o'clock a. 70 anti
% o'clock n., except Saiuideys, whe1 his omc'
will close Al O'Clock D. m. 20 Tecsiys ~ d axes
ID. l.. D. GRANGER, City rrsesarer,
novll-615t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-22
Her annnn.i r,isaster

RocKLANp. Ne, Nov - - Schooner
Northern Light, recently ashore on Grind.
stone ledge struck on the lodges at Seal
Harbor yesterday and pounded badly.
The lifesarina of the Whitehead
station arc keeping her free by pumping.
The Northern Light Ia bound from Boston
to Bangor, and has - cargo Of phosphate.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-22
ALookout Inminant.

NEW YORK, Nov. %. An intention has
been expressed by shirtmaking contractors
TO reduce wages 10 per cent and to lock
out their employees II the reduction Is not
accepted The shirtmakers have resolved
not TO accept the cut, on the ground that
the contractors are earning handsome
nrnfifa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-22
Not n Murder.

LONDON, Nov. 22.-Samuel Eccles, an
American, second officer of the British
bark Earnscliffc was acquitted yesterday
on the charge Of killing u man named
Thompson (colored(, while on voyage
from New York to Bahia, Brazil.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-22
m. Port.moutb Arrive. Hom.

NEWPORT, r. l., Nov 81 2-Trsining ship
Portsmouth arrived last evening from
Madeira, having left there Oct 4 1t is
reported that she is TO 20 out Of commits.
sion, her place to be taken by the Alliance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-22
win y al on spsouIator..

NKw YORK, Nov. 22.--A number Of sill
YER smelters and rehners are about to form
a combination with the avoved purpose Of
transferring the control OF the silver
market from London TO this city. IL is
claimed that pernicious speculation which
is now being carried on will be done away
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-22
rd,tor Mnrn.ra,. sucoe..ov.

PARIS, Nov. 22.--M. f. de Rodays, one OF
the directors of lie Figaro, has been ap-
pointed editor of that newspaper, TO I'll
the vacancy caused by the death Of Fran
els Maynard
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-22
D,sapr,ed on ConditIon..

CINCINNATI, Nov 22.--The managers OF
Eugene Sandov and Irwin Montgomery
met here yesterday TO put up $40 600 each
on test Of strength. Both showed their
money, but aftervard tho test was de
clared of. Ssndow wanted only heavy
weights and Montgomery wanted athletis
feats included
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-22
Lawyers Are Not Knishts.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. ga favorable
report was made by n committee OF the
Knights Of Labor on q proposition TO
make lawyers and barkcepsrs eligible to
membership, but the proposition was
finally voted down.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-22
Now Enr n Eieht.

SHANGHAI, Nov. 22.-The japanese are
within two miles of Port Arthur. The
American cruiser Baltimore has gone 20
Tung Chow, fearing that an attack may
be made upon the American mission there.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-22

REPORT OF CONDEMNATION OF LAND


Whereas The Commission 10 select ana par
~ ,s's =, site and erect thereon building for
,h ,he ssate Normal school, acting on behalf Of
tSers, tSe s,ste Of Rhode island, etc. and under
.SS Sef'.y Hr granted them by resolution passed BY
taken and condemned all that land situated on
lark, L.neoln, Francis and Gaspee streets, in tho
ssllOt aOa aS ssS aOi aos os siO i ana ss the
Plat hereinafter referred TO- and have fled in the
S.es Of the Clerk Of said division Of plat q said
And, and have also filed their certificate Of the
taxing thereof with the names of the owners OF
aha parties interested In said land, 30 far the
owners and parties interested are in said eertihcats
and on said plat designated AS follows, vG,
wife Of Charles W.. Timothy Newell, william A.
Harris steam Engine Company, Brown University,
fIanklie A, chaee, Mechanics Savings Bank and
Whereas, Upon the consideration Of said plat aud
accompanying certificate, said Conrnon Pleas Di-
vision oil the supreme Court within and Tor said
county OF Providence, have appointed SATURDAY,
December 10th, is9s at sso O'Clock a. m 50 the time
when said persons and parties and ali others inter-
ostea In the premises may appear before said Div-
$40 > IN the Providence County Court House In said
city OF Providence, and be heard In reere 10 the
necessity for the taking and appointment o. Com
nlissioners to appraise the damage accruing to
them, or any or either OF them BY reason Of the
tahins OF their property, estate or rights OF
Now, therefore, this is to notify the persons
aooVe designated as owners of and interested In
sara land, and al other persons so interested, TO
appear before the Common Pleas Division OF the
supreme Court, within and for said county, at the
Of Providence, on SATURDAY, December ith,
lesi at $3.50 O'Clock a. m, to be heard in
condemnation OF said prop.rty estats or rishts Of
property and the appoint iment Of three suitable
persons 70 be Comm ssione 20 appraise the
damages sustained by them as aforesaid.
~ order OF Hon. George A. Wilbur, Associate
Justice OK the supreme Court presiding at said
common P,ess Division, this 5th day Of Noyem-
GEORGE f. WEBSTER, clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-22
Rvb,n,teiu Had Asthma.

ST PETERSBURG, Nov. 22-Ths doctors
who were summoned TO attend Rupinstein
applied oxygen. but he died in the arms Of
his wife and fathcr-inlaw He had long
suffered from chronic asthma
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-22
ThA NAw CardInaIafs.

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Accordlng to The
Commercial Advertiser, the elevation Of
Mgr. Satolli to the cardinalate will take
place on or about Dec. 4.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-22
Sioux City LEFT out.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2e.-The Western League
baseball managers yesterday formally al.
mitted St. Paul TO the organization,
Sioux City's franchise expiring ut noon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-22
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND PRovI-
DENCE pl fsTAIIONs.

State House, Prov ass, November is, 1894
We, the undersigned, the Board OF Canyassers,
constituted by the provisions OF Chapter 27 Of tho
Public Laws, passed May 4th. 1884 certify
ana counted the votes cast November O. 1894, for
candidates for Representatives in the fiftyfourth
Congress of the United states and that the follow
ing IL the number of votes cast Tor each OF the
candidates a said Aleotion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-22
Hostility Unabated.

ROME, Nov. 2g.--The representations
that the pope is relaxing hostility to Italy
are unfounded
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-06

hrtemus Ward was travelling on a slow
going southern roud soon after the war,
When the conductor was punching his
Ticket, Artomus inquired, Does this rail,
road company allow passengers 10 give IL
advico, N they do NO Ia respectful man
SER" The conductor replied In grun tones
that he guessed 80. "Wcl,n Artumus
went on, sit occurred TO mo II would bo
we'll TO detach the cowcntchor from IN
frnrt T.. ~ ouelne n-d E.rh Il % tho rs9r
OF the traii. ior, YOU sc6, We arc not lin
bio 20 overtako COW, but what's to pro.
vent a COW strolling into this car and bit
Ing passenger Exchange.
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NOTICE u HEREBY GfNEN THAT
" Especial meeting OF tho stuukuuldeTs OF
Che raWpHHu Mining company viii De- held az
tuf general unco " tho sail company a. 80
OF trustees aud u1eors % said company uu
IbuuiHy July stln, a, %. 30, commencing
90 O'Clock a. ul ana clnuuE 20 10 O'Clock D, u,
OF aUI day ana date, Transfer books NJ tho
company viii be- closed or saturday. July glst,
o. 0, nui opened on Saturday, July Wth, 1874
the reason why ihla special meeting 10 called
10 because CSC annual meeting day N tho
stockholders Of snld company AZ liked hY tho
articles Ot Incorporation ~ July 2lth uf thii
year, and thls DAY being Ia LEGAL holiday u
Utah is U|p de- therefore thlH special meeting
becomes nrrurslrNs
q. h. UlluilWsr. Vice President
o., a.. SMITH. Assistant Secretary.
dated salt Lake city, Inn. June 3Qth, lsJl
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Sunday School apd Primary.

fon thoss books and osrds p0staee vii -
sharged IN sddiuou " The prisoi given, n sent br
mall unless The price given Is Tor 'postpaid."l
Rirst Rook for our Liine Friends, 70,
Che use OF sunday schools. Zoe.
second hook for our Little Prisnda,
sunday school reader, Do
intermediate ;. y. Header, 1oc.
Questions and Answers on tho Life
aud Mission Of she Prophet Joseph
fnith, Zoe.
bible Questions aud Answers, Dor Ne
ule % primary Associations IS
ohiidren's PRIMARY tGym Book, w.,
copies, postpaid 2Sc.
Primary speaker, No. 4, postpaid, lsa
2, "a
Tho rodei non Ttooh, postpaid. iss.
Class Registers, per dot, SOC.
Primary Tunc Hook, 600
Book Of Mormon Catechisip, postpaid. pa
=. :. Union Hymn Boob, each nst po,,
paid, l5s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-06

Indians gave Bnraboo it, name, but the
word Ia not Indian. Baribcnu or Bari.
bault was the name Of hn old Canadian
French trader who at theng " ~ sought
the then wilderness of Wisconsin 20 secure
pelts for the Hudson Hay company and
later for the American Fur company. He
established post where the town Of Bar,
aboo now stands. Being the first white
man In those parts, the Indians named
the place after him, but as they had not
had the advantages Of q French education
could not get the pronunciation Of tho
name nearer than Baraboo, and Barnboo
u remains 10 this day.-Milwaukee Sen.
Nusl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-06

II you have a very small spot for flow.
ers, You can have all the nasturuums YOU
wish for II you have sun, they won,
mind poor soil, but will run riot over al.
most anything, malinga gorgeous color
ing, Buy the best mixed seed, and you
will find many lovely shades, from the
faintost sulphur yellow TO tho richest Of
maroon and orange shades Wire net.
ting fastened securely TO posts and mas
turtiums planted on each side will make
u due hedge, Planted at tho top Of a
high grass bank or terrace and allowed
totrail down, they willnakea good show
Naassurlng a Visitor.
~ don't sec why you didn't want ms &c
say anything about Miss Allxley's ago,
mamma, said Tommy, looking nt the
guest. "Shc doesn't look nearly so old ~
grandia-onohl Who's that a-piuchiu me
on tho aiggn--Chleago Tribune.