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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-04-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF THE
CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
SEWER ASSESSMENTS.


The owners OF estates assessed for the construe-
tion OF sewers IN the streets hereinafter named are
hereby notified that the assessments for sala con-
{sss ioases AZ the once OF the city treasurer.
In Grove street from Harris avenue 10 VALLEY
eu ect In Heime street from Harris avenue 10 VAL
{sv street and in River street from Grove street 10
The summit north OF Helme street . us.
s,lset s1d in Eddy street from o'connell street TO
willard avenue, and from Blackstone sues' !"
II Plain street from Public street TO Pavilion
sssnue, and in ThUrbers avenue from Broad slreet
In ma nSsiside avenue from Melrose street to the
summit east of Elmwood avenue
In Adelaide avenue from summit west Oh "eirose
strecf 20 Elmwood avenue
In Elmwood avenue from Lexington avenue 70
the railroad bridge south oi Roger y, Fn"d
In Lilac ttreet from cranston street TO Salem
In Lexington avenue from about two hundred
Rect wcst Of Melrose street 10 Elmwood avenue,
In Paeihc street ffom Broad street 10 hamilton
In Inkcrman street from candace street TO Pefia
In Fedora street from Sutton street TO vinton
street completed from IS feet west OF sutton street
70 II psyment OF the whole OF any assessment is
made before the 27th day OF March 1890 deoneuoh
viii be made on the same al the rate OF SIX per
sentum per annum from the date Of the payment TO
said last mentioned date a.,
time within one year from the time the assessmeh'
as lodged with the City Treasurer, without interest,"
The second installment OF one-third may ps pAe
within two years from the day OF said lodgmeht
with the CITY Treasurer by paying In addition there
80 the interest the whole amount due on SAID as
sessmen Mt at the rate Of six 6l per cent per annum
fIom TIE 6rst day Of the second year after said
loCgment 20 the time OF payment.
ffhe last and third instalment OF the assessfnent
mav ne paid within three years after said lodgment
Sy paying IN addition thereto the interest thereon
III the rate OF six f6) per cent per annum from the
date OF the last payment
1.-THE first installment is not paid at the end OF
enc year from day OF The odgment OF the assess
upent with the CITY Treasurer, the whole assess
ment can then be collected with interest therefrom
at the rate OF six (6l per cent per annum ana eh'
penses OF collection. -
d. L. ID. GRANGER, City Treasurer.
mar27-27t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-04-26
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
TO HEATING CONTRACTORS.

once OF the
Superintendent OF Public Buildings.
City Han, Providence, r. l., April %, 1894. y
The Joint stand Ing committee on city property in
yite proposals for heating with steam. ut the new
Central Police Building, located on Fountain, Bev-
eriy and sabin streets, in the City Of Providence,
RI.
Plans and specifications may be seen at the onice
of Stone Carpenter a Wilson, architects, Indus
trial Trust Company Building, corner Of Westmins-
ter and Exchange streets.
signed. until Thursday, May 3, at q. m.
The right 10 reject any or all bids Is reserved.
DAVID BURTON,
Chairman Committee on City Property.
ALBERT #. MANsFIELD
superintendent Of Public Buildings spr24- 81
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-04-26
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Museum of Art and Natural His
tory, Providence, R. |.
To Plumbing and Heating Contractors

Onice OF Park Commissioners,
City OF Providence, X. l., April 23 1894
Sealed proposals for the heating and plumbing
addressed TO the Park Commissioners will be re-
ccyed a the Office of the architects until " O'Clock
noon, Nav 7. 1894
Plans and specifications may be seen at the ONCE
Of the architects, Martin & Hall 500 Industrial
Trust Company Building, and after Monday.
April %, 1894
A bond for rs per cent of the amount OF bid
would be required of the successful bidder con-
ditioned upon the execution of the contract
The Commissioners will reserve the right 10
feet any or all bids.
BY order Of the Park Commissioners.
apr2f-lit r. IA. DEMlNG, Chairman.
, 1894-06-05
GountYbiIfe fir Sic Streifer,
Der GountYrotR bewiQigt $500 fir ibre unter.
ftibun9. = 8cri6te aus oen
G~ountYanftalten.

Die Streifer in 8uQman toer6en nun
Do3 llnterititBung aus Dem @DuntDiGdel
erbalten. Sn ietner geitriger SiBung
lta9nt Ser GOuntDratb ben BON GommiIiGr
&unitman eingebracbten 8e1d5luB an, 0QB
Der @puntp7G Comptroller an9etpieien perbe,
DEM Yuaman' lben ltnteritiBungS>Gomtte
cine Nntpetiung auf $500 aus Dem bon ben
@OuntDangeltel4ten I'M Sanuar unb 6c6ruar
our9 6er9a6e ie eines GagelDbnS ~geidbaffe@
1len Neutrality-suspicious. ouS3uiteQen.
0egen 0teie 9telolutton itimmtsn MIR sic
SornmrtiiGre @reen u11o 6offman. Die
Qlntpeiiung auf Die $500 lit bereitS bon
Comptroller 6ealeD 6errn 6oQi1ter, benz
S9aBnteiiter 6es ltnteritiiBu1tg8comites
3u9eiteIt nor6en.
NuS ben Reconsideration iber Die
GountDz@lnitalten lit 81 erieDen, 6aB i'm
Q%rntenbauie in Cunning iidb am l. sunni
1853 WGnner, 365 Srauet, 48 &tnDer un6
IL S9pad9ittntge, i'm @an5en 1885 Ser
lOnen, befan0eu.
SIN SrrenaiDl lit Cunning befanben iib
am l. SUM 625 mGnultcbe unb $50 petbz
llcbe Pattentel1, 9egen 517 6e3tp. 961 am
l. Wf0i.
SIM 9etenttone 6pipitaL befan0cn iih am
l. Otat 10 m6nnLicbe unb s peiblicbe Ser
ionen. 8Gbrenh be5 Wonots Mat muir
ben So Wtdnner unO 45 Trauet aufgenomz
men. @ntlaIien Dur0en nocb ben Srrenanz
%italten: Sefferion 80, @Igtn p, @antafee
10 Bcrloncn; ibren 8erpanDteI pur6en
y Der Rattetten, Dem GountDz6oipitQL 2
uno Dem Nrnenbauie elmer iiberptelen.
9luBer6em Durben aus benz 9etentionS-
0olpttal tpQDren6 oe5 MonatS O9at 13
&inoer Der Nnitolt in 6~ee6anpiue, "a Der
Sn0uitriei1ule in @Lenpooo, 6 Ser G6iz
cage SnOuitrtci9ule, 4 Ser 2lnltalt in
Goaniton uno 48 8erpanbten unb Treuuz
BEN ~iibertpielen.
, 1894-06-05
Observation-Disclosures

Sol9enbe Observation-Disclosures pur6en
bonn ltGbtti3en Bauamt QuSgeiteQt:
9. 5. @oiiQreltO, fir ei1 pierit6dioeS
8ofiteingebduoe NIT 8aIement. 243 g8eit
Snoiano Str, Oerani6lagt auf $4,000;
Setter @a0nor, fir ein breiitodigeS 8rtGz
gebdl0c nit 8Gientent, 1904 N0am8 Ctr. ,
perani6lagt oUf $4,000; &aipar 8b5roI,
liir Gin 3peift0di0cS Trame8e6Guoe nit
Store, 1886 Sage Ctr, Deranio6la0t auf
$500; y. ~9tolenberg, fit Elm 3tpetit0dtqc5
8rtd8eb6uoe nit 8alcncnt, AIS Q(l6lQno
Nbe., per0ni9lo8t alf $4,000; yStItcr8 Df
BoOr 9lareS, " fltr eineu 3tpeiit0digen 8rid>
Inbau nit 8aicntent, 5233 Gafliu Str,
0erani6Logt ouf $4,000; q. 81. 6alcf, fir
etn 5Detit06t9eS 8riGge6Gu0c NIT GtDre
unD Stats, 6239 Geuter 2(ue., oeran5hlQot
ali $4,000; g. l&i6olion, fir Elm sipei>
ltoft8es 8rtf8cbGube nit 8alement, 6328
@llt@ Npe., perani5Iogt ouf $1,000; s. s..
4SinftOn, fir Elm icC65lt0di9e5 8rtG8ebGuOe
nit Sdleme1t, 371-T Superior Str,
oerani9lagt auf $4,000; $. &romp, fitr
Elm oreitOdt9eS 8ridgebGu0e nit 8aiement,
sol, u. 2incOIn Ctr, Derouldbla9t ouf
$4,000; $. S60uer, fiir einen etnit6dtoen
2(nbau, 66-68 BeDbcr Str, DerQnlbloQt
ant $4,000; s. @oll6, iiir eilt stuei1t0figes
8rtfgebGuOe nit 8aiemcnt, 25OO %. O{az
otlon STU, berani9lagt auf $4,000; O. 9.
&onnion, fir Elm 6reilt0di8eS 8ridsebdube
nit 8aiement, 739 @. 9ipiiion Str, per>
oni9lagt aut $4,000; Sultan 9lobotpsft,
ftr 5pet breil10ft9e 8ridaebduoe mil
Stores u1tb Stats, 3119-21 Qaurel Str..
perani3Iagt auf $4,000; q. $. Murp6p,
Iir eth 5tpeiitOdi8es 8riGgebQu6e nit Sale
'nent, 1855 0tlton 2tpe., Dcranlc6lo9t
aHf $4,000; Us. S. &utinS, fiir Elm 5peiz
1todl9es TromebauS, 2535 Glaremont Noe.,
0sranihIa9t auf $4,000; IS. S. Qufins,
Tur Elm 5tDetit0fi8eS Srame6auS, 2547 Dat
lcD @oe., berani6la9t auf $1,000; 6. 90.
Htaport9, fir bier Dterit6dige 8rifgebduOe
mt Stores un0 Stats, 1419-2I Start
Str, OeranidIa8t auf $40, 1000.
, 1894-06-05
StdotiIbes.
Gin Foftipieli9es me9ereht.
Cine mo cine babe miaion Dollars fir ole
StreGe Don ledls 8lods.

Der erite @ntet8hmt88proSeB fir Sic Grs
iperbung beS Wegereht5 Ser 9{Drtbmetern
0o@bGbn lit fir ben 10. Suit I'M Superior
8ertbt sur 8~erbauolnn9 an9eieBt. Ser
Ilttrag Da5u mur6e- berettS ain Samlto9
cit9erci6t.
SIN bteiem erIten 9roseiie 6anoelt es ii9
I'm Die Seititeltung beS 8ert6e5 6eS pou
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6en0t6t9ten 0runO
uno BObenS 3tptIcbeu Ser Ofaoil onz un0
Der W~ttcbig0nItr. Die 0eamteu Der 6od6z
babngeieQ16aft 10ben bereitS perluht, it6
nit Den Gtgentbltmern Ser b%etreffenoen
Nrunoftiidc auBer9eridtli9 gu e%itigen, unb
III eilli9en Soften lpirb es porausiid6tlib
aucb noh nor Dem 9eri6ttichen Sermtn 81
irie0li6en Ginigungen fommen.
Bet Dem @nteignun9SprO5eIie BET 9tort6>
i~pcltern 0o6b0bn iDirD eS itcb unt biele
Wtillinnen Dollars Da1beln. Sir Die fur3e
StreGe 6mii9en BET WaoiiOnitraBe unb Der
Wtt6i9anitraBe, aliD fir ie9S 8lO6S, wirb
Die @eieIi6aft ntc6t Dtel nentger ais
$1,000, 900 81 3obLen bober.
Die @nbpuntte Der. beSeicbneten Strefe
beftn6en it9 an Der WaoiiDnitr. 5ipiicben
Der &aialeitr. unb ber 6tft0 Qtpe., un6 an
Der WttcbiganItr. 5tptlcben her Q8eQSftr. un0
Der 9oIa1e 2(Oc. 0er 6o9babnf0rper pirb
bic g%6aibtngtonitr. 8ero6t ueitIi6 bonn
p0eralb"1 @e6dube lul5 0itlicb Oom @ebGube
Der y@Oentng YDlt" f~ret3en.
9rGitbeut 2on6erbaf erflGrte geitern, 6aB
Die @eieli 0aft ibr Mert 10 i9neu ipte m0gz
LUb SIT f0r0ern 6eubii6ttgc. Die Gnt>
etgnung5prO3eiie iOItcn 10 i9neu ipie m09z
licb betricben unO fort8eieBt Werben, bis
oas 28cgcre4t fjir bic ganse Strede 9ez
ii5ert lit.
, 1894-06-05
RuhIofe Chat.

Gin anitGnbig 9etlei6eter Ofann Dffnete
9eitern @bertb Die Gbiire, pel6e gu Ser
8trt6i3aft bon G6os. Noffa $40. 1873
Is. StraBe fit6rt unO mari etn GefGB, bas
nit irgeno etnem SprengitOff QefiiQt mar,
l1a6 Dem 8irtb. Die @rplOitDn erfolgte
aber, eDe OaS Burf9ei6oB NOffs erreicbte
unO Der 8irtb unb iein &eQner famen nit
u19efdbrli3en GerleBun9en 6apOn. Ser
GbGter enttam. 0tan nimmt an, Dab Diele
rucblole G9at cine Tolgc bet Giferiubt
mar.
, 1894-06-05
G~tthum0ntuppen
8dfebdu.

Wfan f0nnte ni6t gcra6e b~ebaupten, 6aB
Die @bicagOs iib in ben Sptelen nit Sen
Ditli6en Clubs bisber nit Nubm be6eft
bitten, 6enn bon ben Iieben Sptelen, bic
ic geipieIt baben, baben ie nibt tpe1iger
ais flint Derloren. 0ucb bas geftrtse erite
Spiel Der Serie nit BEN 8altimores tpurbe
Derlorcn, no66em 6er Sie9 bereitS ltber
ibien. Nabiteben6e Isabelle 9iebt ale
Ginaelbeiten:
, 1894-06-05

Sn 6em 8lumenlaben bon Martbo
@oper, go. 227 Babaib 2tpe., bra9 geitern
2lbeno ein Seuer aus, bas balo gel0lcbt
Wurbe u1O nur eiten 9eriu9en SbaDen arl=
ri6tete. Sn Sranf Salts Gaiino nebenan
e%ntitanO cine ganif unb Sic 3uidhauer irt6z
ten Die NuSs6nge nit perstpeifelter @ile,
gIiGlid6er 8eiie Obne irsenb einelr ltnfau.
, 1894-06-05

9aS republifanti6e GreclttiOcomite
Dalt 9eltte gfa6mittag cine StBun9 ab, I'M
pen Sag Der @ountp@G Contention gu be-
lf5la1len: 98a3rl9einli9 pirO leBtere am
%. Stunt abgebalteiI.
, 1894-06-05

r@orneb gtuus" = Baltimore, 7; Gbcagu, 2. y3mu-
%, Seuninss, 8rOntBerS, stolen 8aiesS- 2a6ien,
gGttmot. Ntc@rap (l 8robte. n9ouble 8laDs" @u-
{9n 5. "5 16tt S 5S ett pn g saa" : 81 81 S Sa'Bff s. 81 Tt gSf
gut" 80 9olpte, 4. Spiel8stt- = lao. Umpire
&Dnd}.
Die Stelluns Der ~ Clubs Der vgtattOz
nal 2ea9ue" bat itb na6 Ben &eiuItateu
Der geitrigen Sptele bebeutenb seGn6ert unb
lit jebt folgenoe:
, 1894-06-05

ErtiS mn Gombinotionen ftltb %ultpopulGr.
Gs 9iebt abel cine Dirt uGruit", 9e9elt Die
9tienlolt6 etpaS SIT iagen bat. Dies lit bas
&rult ooer 8ertrollen, Oas bos Hublttun fat
i'll 0ooD5 Gdriaporiuo.
, 1894-06-05
Die gremO9eboremfn
Souen noA Qnit9t oes prdiioenten
oes pullman=Streifausihufes

coutrolltrbar fein. - Die poIitif Der
n2tmerico 3oiIpaY %llnion" oefltirt. =
Robes Senebmen pullman fder Wda=
ter. = Die 2tneefellteu Der Dagger
6eieHibaften am Streif. Gonferen3
5wiiden 6ie9eletDeitbern uno ihren Dir
beitern.
, 1894-06-05
Sonitiees aus 2lrbeiterfreiien.

Sn elmer Dellte itattfin6en6en &onferen3
5tpii6eh ben 8crtretern Der 3ie8elcibeiiber
bon 8lue SSlonb unb 9tacbbar1doft unO
tbren Qrbeitern iOu Der ein8ige mod unerz
Leotgte S%treitpuntt, bic 2obnfrage 0eregelt
peroen. @S puroe peretnbart, baB in
Safe elmer 9tibteinigung 3lpet unbet6etz
ltgte ais S6ieOSrtbter allSgeiubt iperben
ioQen.
Die DOn Sen Deribie6cncn 8agger7@ez
leQid6aften an9eteuten 2trbeiter gingen
g%eftern, oa ie it3 cine 10pro5entige 2obnz
rebrftion ltibt 8efauen lalfen tonnten, an
Den Streif. Obwo6l 8tdiibent Q8erter
BON Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aus bieiem Streit
feline lQ1annebmIt6feiten fir 6ie Nusbagz
9erun9Sarbeiten AM neuen groBen @raben
furbtet, 10 mill ct bob nit 8ertretern Ser
@e1euidbaften unb Streifer biesbe3iglicb
conferiren.
, 1894-06-05

9oo6[s Ptllen itnO rein ue8etobilii6
, 1894-06-05

Pas itaOtrat6lic5e S9uGcomite be-
19loB III elmer 9eitrtgen SiBung 5em StQbt9
ratg ben Antauf etni9er neuer ScbulQrun6s
1tllde 51 empfeblen: 0ie Sage u2b Ser
YreiS Der @runoititde lit mic folQt: g}or6z
oitefe bon 8allira unb IS. Str, $500
SIboitede BON B6i[tpp 9(pc. un5 so, cir
$1,000; 8aIpldbe, 6ie an bic 8. 81. S6ornz
be5. QImeriOnsS 4ule anitoBen, $1,000 be-,
$1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11

piled. and the old Windsor. IN N.
OK the town, Is being handsor,slv sAN
for occupancy by Mrs. Dr. d '"fuei
kins NJ soon as the work can - mp
pIeted. % com.
The Bedford Manufactlr,ng o..
Ia tile style OF new firm ., Ne"pany
preparations u man4factur. ,'','Nihs
a. Clark Is president ana ~ ''s' ).
secretary AMI treasurer. "laa
The editorial stan % TIA = -
Mascot for the second ,a,e, 81. H..
ander McGili, editor-m-chisf. ~ Nlef-
academlca; A. n. Thomson -, '"ix.
J. A. owens. Y. NJ. q. A: " tisi
Hanson. Washington liar. an1 g. WI
Frankhn Hail; J. 4. McCullocb .r,a'n.
manager. "''lncss
While attempting 20 tack ..,
over the mantelplece Will, N, a.. ar
Niow and the blower put on Z, a., sas
Maggie Kasey had the skir,s q, - .-i .'''
per sucked under. ana IA a i,,,,,, y. -
on FIRE. With remarkable 80. 80
MIND she walked 10 me b.l an, go. ~
wrap herself in a blanket q, .. W
/ time calling 10 her sister a. N~hl
| collected manner. They sgcr..,., Az
| ting out the flames. i1t ro, ~, Il'
wrapper was entirely ilrost
! Kascy escaped without so-.,.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11
GENUINE VIRGINIA FOX HUNT.
The Deep Run club Has Fine Sport With
Red from Albemarle.

The Deep Run Hunt Club and their
guests had several hours OF genuine sport
yesterday afternoon.
with a sly old red from Albemarle and
large pack Of well-trained hounds tha
forty or more ladies' and gentlemen, In
Guiding a number OF Manchester and Ches-
terrified sportsmcn. enjoyed the exciting
pleasure OF a real Virginia foX-chase
The club turned out I'm fun numbers.
and assembled at Chantily. Major Hand
cookies pretty place, west OF Richmond.
where the feet-footed quadruped from the
head-waters Of the Eiyanna was 10 be
liberated. Mr.. c. ID. Langhorne released
the fox. which had been Gagged for week.
a half hour before the hounds were turned
loose.
About the time that the dogs started or
on the trail some one came up and re-
marked that he met the fox in a Held
above the college making It's way toward
town. Mr.. J. y. Mathews, who was
among those in front announced that he
was coming to the city. and Miss Irene
Langhornc, who is one OF the finest LADY,
riders I'm Richmond said she would ac-
company him. They dashed Off down the
road at a rapid gait and Messrs. Horace
and James Bradley followed. Nearing the
college it was learned that Old reynard
had taken refuge In the grounds, where
he was caught by one Of the students, Mr..
Deane. Mr. Mathews was the first per-
son TO enter the campus, and at his sug-
gcstion Mr. Dean very courteously and
in a graceful little utterance presented the
captive to Miss Langhorne.
The varmint was placed In an orange box
and taken up TO meet the other hunters
who were back with the hounds. The FOX
WAS liberated again. and it was then that
occurred the animated chase. The dogs
ran well. and the riders kept well up with
them. when the dogs were about TO run inc
old red down in a turnip-patch, DR.. Trit-
ton. Mr. Harry Beattie, and Mr.. Mathews
were ahead The finish was as close ana
exciting as a horse-race, and when Or.
Triton dashed ahead he was generously
anplauded. lie got the brush. and Mr..
Mathews the front foot.
There was some fine riding during the
evening. and good many fences had to
be mounted. That there were numerous
falls. il Is hardly necessary TO say.
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HE DIED IN THE LONE STAR STATE.
Mr.. Mitchell Had Many Relatives In vir-
pinia-Patterson- Hammer Nuptiais.

BEDFORD CITY, February i0.-tspe-
cial .)-News has been received by the
family here OF the death on January 9th
at his home in Austin. Texas. Of r.
Frederick Mitchell. formerly OF this
place. Rheumatism and pneumonia
caused the death, which was presaged
by many years of suffering. lie was tho
son OF Robert Mitchell. Esq, and was
brother OF Mrs. X. $. Duarees, Mrs. -.
Preston Parr, Jr.. and Mrs. Jenny Plea
SAINTS. OF Richmond. He leaves a wife,
who was Miss Mary Smith, Of Austin.
John X. Prens has been appointed
United States Deputy Marshal for Bed
ford county.
AT 1880 o'clock Tuesday morning Mr..
T. Frank Patterson. formerly or this
Mace but now Of Ives. Neb.. and Miss
Fannie e. Hammer Were married AT
peaks church by Rev. John Run Miss
Maria Hammer, sister OF the bride, acted
"a maid OF honor and Mr.. 4. W. Thomas
a, best man. The walters were Mr..
Caheu Thomas with Miss Ollie Patterson
and Mr.. T.. l.. Patterson with Miss Belle
,rbomos. The bride and groom left for
Nebraska. which will be their future
home.
Mrs. Grace Trusdals has gone for n
visit TO Richmond.
BENJAMIN K. McGhee mas entere1 "e
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute. OF Troy
/ y Y. 10 take course in civil engineer
| ing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11
fifteen minutes. Turn II upon the chicken
and serve.
TENDERLOIN STEAK WITH OYS-
TIERS.

fifteen minutes. Turn II upon the chicken
and serve.
TENpERLoIN STEAK WITH oYs-
TIERS.
Molsten the bottom OF the chafing-dish
with butter. When very hob lay In the
tenderloln. which should be an inch thick
and nearly free from fat. Scar one side
and turn. Turn often. In five minutes
remove 10 n hot plate and season with
salt. Put one pint OF oysters In the pan
without any Of the liquor. STIR until the
edges curl. Add one tablespoonful OF
butter creamed with an equel amount OF
-four. salt, pepper and one Tablespoonful
Of lemon tuice. Let II thicken. Pour over
thu hot steak and serve at once.
CHICKEN WITH MUSHROOMS.
Have ready one pound OF cold chicken
choppcd fine and one-half pint OF mush-
rooms cut IN small pieces. Cover these
with water and boil FIVE minutes. Skim
out the mushrooms into hot dish. There
should be left a coffee cupful OF liquid.
II not enough add milk 70 tho hot liquid.
Thicker this with n tablespoonful of -four.
same amount Of butter. and season. Three
minutes boiling will thicken H. Add the
chicken and mushrooms and cook two
minutes, stirring constantly. Serve on hot
platter.
DEVILED ALMONDS.
Have ready three quarters OF a coffee
cupfll Of almonds blanched and shredded.
Fry light-brown in Tablespoonful Of
butter. Mix one tablespoonful OF chutney.
two tablespOonfuls Of Worcestershire
sauce. one fourth teaspoonful OF salt ana
Il shrinking Of cayenne together. Pour
oyer the almonds and serve as soon as
heated through. stir with q fork. Tho
more one cats Of these the more he wants.
That is the only fault TO be found with
deylled almonds. DORA n. MORRELL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11
Death of Mrs. Amanda II. Gregory.

Mrs. Amanda NJ. Gregory. widow OK
Judge John NJ Gregory, died at the resi-
dence OF her daughter, Mrs. Galbraith, IN
Spartansburg. s. c.. yesterday morning.
aged s. years. Mrs. Gregory was we'll
known and greatly beloved In this city,
where she had resided for many years.
she was Virginia lady Of the old-sehool.
disnIfied. warm-hearted. and charitable,
n model wife, a devoted mother, and *
loval. unseIfsh friend. She was the mother
of the late Mrs. James Purcell. and leaves
besides Mrs. Galbraith. three other daugh-
ters-Alrs. Caskie, OF ST. Louis: Mrs. Wad-
dell. of North Carolina; Miss Lettie Gre
cory. OF this city. and one son. DR.. Gre
CORY, Of California. The remains VIII ar
rive here via the Richmond and Danvilie
railroad. Monday at 115 p. NJ, and the
burial will take place at o'clock IN
Sbockoe I'm cemetery. Friends will meet
the remains at the Danville depot at the
hour named. Mrs. Gregory left Richmond
in September to visit her daughter In
Spartansburg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11
THE TURF SUMMARIZED.
Attendance Large and Betting Lively at
The Crescent CITY.

the Crescent City.
NEW ORLEANS. LA. February 10
Weather cloudy and cool; track fast; at
tendance large. and betting lively. Ma
sonic Home and Mary j. NJ. were the
only winning favorltes. Summarize;
First race-seling. six and a half fur
longs-GmH Hanley won. Ruby Payne
second Buck Edie third Time ! % IL.
Second race-selling. five and one half
furlongs Masonic Home won. Sub Rosa
second. Micilartha third. Time, los II.
Third racc-selliug. seven furlongs-Cap-
tain Draue won, Duke OF Milpitas second.
Josie -. third. Time, l26
Fourth race-slX furlOngs-Marie Lowell
won easily 10y q length, Tasco second.
Keno third. Time. ia u.
Fifth selling. one milc-Mary b. NJ.
won. Crcvasse second. Hcnneria third.
Time. l42 IL.
sixth race-sclling six and one half fur
longs Imp. Tlory Meyers won, Red John
second. Mildred third. Time, %.
COLDEN-GATE TRACK.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, February 10
Weather clear a01 fine Track muddy.
Summaries:
First racc-scant six furlongs. selling
EOIdrun"r won, DR. Ross second, Yam
post third. Time, lii IL
Second rdcc-thrcc furlongs, 2-ycar-olds-
Kitty Scott won. Diggs second, Cecil s
third. Time. IS II.
Third racc-mile. handicap, California
Theatre stakcs-Widwood won, TyrO Sc
cord Mlrisol1 third Time. 10.
Fourth race-stocplc- chase handicap.
short course-Lo honeywell won. Wildcats
second. Rlllarat third. Time. 1886 IL
Iiflh race Eve fjrlongs. handcap-Xoo-
leln won. Brown Wood second. Leo third
Time i.0j IT,.
MOUND-CITY COURSE.
MADISON HI. February 10-This was
the last day at Madison for ono week
as East ST. Louis viii run next week
Weather clear ana pleasant; track slow.
one favorife one second choice, and tho
others well-placcd 40 4 and TO /.
took an the races Summaries:
First race-stlling four and half fur
longs Yankee Ben won. Sonoma Boy St.
conI. Piccadnly third. Time lp
Second race-s.llinR, five furlongs-NIra-
beau won. Fillmore Bates second, Lucinda
third. Time -0.
Third race-sclling. five and one half
furlongs-Srgo won. Montcll second. Cow
crnor Brown third. Tine. ~.
Fourth race-scllinp. four ana one half
furlongs-Suubc1m won. Ernest l.. second,
AlcGiuty third. Time III.
J,f,h race-selling six furlongs- Oliver
Twist won. Panhandle second, Sister lone
third. Time, 1886 -.
sixth racc-selling one mile-Plonecr
Won. outlook second GrdsswidOw third.
Time. 2ly -