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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11
BARRIERS IN BRITAIN.
Frank Ruff's Description of Dublin and
London Shaving Shops.

frank Rufr's Description Of Dublin and
London Shaving shops.
In Dublin the first class shops arc
managed in tho Same way as the lead
ing shops of London, nnd most OF the
first class iourneymen BARRIERS hail from
London, and they are paid what are
called London wagos--thet Is, 35 shil-
lings q week--but barber in order to
get those wages must also be ladies'
hairdresser. The cheaper shops only
pay their journeymen from 18 10 20
shillings a week. Tho first class shops
charge sixpence-that is, l2 cents--for
shaving and the same price for hair cut
ting and shampooing. The cheaper
shops charge only twopence, or cents,
for shaving, hair cutting or shampoo
ing. Some shops In Cork only charge a
ponny tor each. The first class shops
here turn out customer just as well as
the barbors in America. il not little
better, but would not let the cheaper
BARRIERS shave my dog.
Sorao Of the finest shops in Dublin
Have our old fashioned chairs. and some
havo just an upholstered chair, with a
headpioce attached The cheap shops
most OF them, Just use wooden chair,
and the barber wears dirty apron. but
in the finer shops they wear white coats
and clean white aprons. London has a
great many shops, but there are only
few really good shops. Most Of the bar
Der shops here arc called toilet clubs,
and they are all located on the second
floor. They get tbreepencc for shaving.
The jcurneymen BARRIERS get abont 80
shillings week. A few get more, bat
they depend largely ON their customers
for tips The best shave / ever had in
London was in barber shop conducted
by lady. She employs nve other Ia
dies and charges threeporce for shaving
snd lit.lo extra for dressing the hair.
There arc only about half dozen shops
in London which have modern Ameri-
can chairs. National Barber.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS oy rHE
CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
SEVER ASSESSMENTS.

The owners o. estates assessed or the construc-
tica 4 levers m aAv srst IA. tei NAMED,
are Gereyy hotned that me assessments
oeinLsr, 49,, Lodged ~ the .ihee VI me Cry
r. c sdfer.
la Promenass sueet from Rathpone street to
In Jewest street from A.ter street TO a point
seoa. 40, feet west OF "a. EAGLE ives, oi seat, scatter
Promenade street,
IN { ssal suset IRON end Of sewer in Canal street
At eel o north Main street
In Broad stiset from Lenox avenue 10 Ihnrber's
avenue.
an Alma street from csndace street TO Pekin
street.
In Wayne street from Douglas avenue to Can
In Iugneit street from Eimwood avenue to Pub
lio street ana In Adelaide avenue from hamii ton
street 70 Broad street and IN Broad street from
Ade, "A de ave.ue to Len1x avenue.
la Atiantie a,enae from Lroad stree, 10 Hamil-
In Jackson avenue from Potter's avenue 10
HuntingtoN avenue.
Ia v Msslaeid s.rees from Elmwood avenue 70
In Einwood avenue from Carlisle avenue to
Hathaway street sna through Roger Williams
Park TO connect with the main sewer OF the hlnl-
wood division OF improved sewerage.
In Canton street from Regent avenue 20 Chalk.
stone avenue, ard in bersen street from Regent
If payment Of the whole OF aHy assessment IL
on VIII De- made OF on ne sane at IA. rate Of six
per centum pee aHnrm from the date Of the pay
Insgt 70 said last p,entioned date.
Q Dc eniiI.ea 20 - CT, nnich 20 ay 40
before Dec. D, 1850; one third must be paid
before Dec. /, is g. with interest; one third must
be paid on on before Dee. ], 1851, with interest.
II the first FMS alnent Is not paid At the end OF
one year from the day of the loagment OF the As
S,a can me ,en ss collected Win f insesos
thcrefrom At the rate OF hix o. per cent per
annum and expenses OF election.
decl-imo
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
PROPOSALS FOR CEMENT.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Commissioners ofiiec. City Hall,

Commissioners Office City Hail.
Providence. II l., Dee q, 1891
SEALED PROPOSALS will be recc we'd at this
Office until II O'Clock a.. m, THURSDAY, Dec .,
1888, for furnishing. delivered Gs required upon
CEMENT
needed by the city for ts sewer. water. highway
and bridge departments during the season OF Ies0,
estimi TED at ~ % barr els natural and 90 barrels
fort end cement IN accordance with the follow
Ing specifications, viz:
ths cement. Is 10 be Of the best quality
fresh, fine tested In a sieve Of 25JO ineshes
Ter tquaTe inch, contained In weil made, tight
casks, ana shall TO. have been exl osea TO damp
n. The contents Of each eask o. natural cement
sLaii be o. the ul net ght o. 800 pounGs. md OF
each sk OF Port and nt of The iul ret ght
OF 30 pounds. Before the cement - received II
shall be suOsected 10 inspec lou and vigorous tests
the chal Rcer OF which shall be delermlnod by and
The rcgalt Of which shall be Satisfactory 10 ie
undersigned.
A satisfactory lord In the sam Of $500. liqui-
dated DAMAGES for failure 20 execute the contract
within ten Gays n awarded, must accompany each
propOsa,, aud satisfactory bond n the cum OF
ts00G, conditioned upon he faItafu Performance
ofthe contract, VIII be required OF tie succoss al
b oder.
Ihe right to reject any OF all proposals is re-
served. kOBERT T.. sM TIL.
dec6-6t Commissioner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11
new YORK, new HAVEN And
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.
lime tables giving full information
as 10 locai ana through hahn service
may b, obtainel az providence ia
lion and stations below
TRAIN SERVICE FROM PROVIDENCE
IhuHAist>Cs. ilsisl.N.
Co....a-a aI....-.L A .ana

Corrected 70 November IL. le3L
BOSTON ls.SS ' II 70 '.'t IN is:o,. 80
ssso AlS, $50, s2o. S;i2 :sl $500. ieso9 o:l0
oai da - 4is3, 0as, Ga, t;I5. DsSj ~ IN
l;so, s,o. s;ib, Gsfo, .; l0:Jo p IA. kkI JRNINo-
Leave EoSlOh nom IArk square Slation 6:3)
e's, ,:a1 asoo. io;yis 500. II 81 NJ, liant soo
A;s Soo .oo go. 5ilo, s:3J e.5s s9 siy0, IL ~.
n:oS .. m. sundays--s;l5 500, a m; i:vo, 5:vv,
t'oo. s'cS 7sO, sac. iisaS p. m.
AATLhBoAo-~ao sO0, .;s. ssia, B:oo lo.ol II :al
q. m; 1850. lao, zsiJ, s;1J - i.li 100 O:se,
62, lo;lo, nav p. ~. Sundays-e:io. es.o.
le:,Ja M i;sl. <sJJ 5i6, O.E., e.Js p.
NORTH AAIL1AOa.O an- 4.A.-s slLl.a--T:oo
sa5, Ni9V, il;lJ A. lss0. .ssO, s!sy. s:sS. Al iII
pm. sundays-3:l5 p. IN.
WAdPUM, hEs hA.s. NORWOOD CENTRAL.
AoRn COD ana DEDAAM-ssss. ll:zs. A. m.
b;i0 y. m; Sundays, 40 p. m.
MANstlkLD-'4.33, e:s5 esOJ, 80 r:ss s.oo 10: u
II ;1S n-, A;S,. isag, AHA. o.ss. s.4J ss4X le.s
S.m sun1ays-s:st. bsiJ, s:i5. 1880 a. N. ,so,
<s3o, t:zS y.
afaiser cara on y. Except Mondays.
fitehbarg an. NAY sta4.Oas. ,s5,. 4J.JJ q m.
iR:05, t;i5 p. M
Lowei and way stations, $500, ie 100 a. m; 1iS p. m
taunton and Sew BEDFORD. s.0o s.i5, essJ q IN
lz:o, :io Cfaanton oniy). siI, s..s. t..sS.
1suhtoa niy) s.-s is.I, -
Sunday, ss45 a ln., b.5e y. al-
Mlddieboro, s.JJ, ssi. a. "A. 1865, 3:2l $50 N
plymouth, eslo a, M s:lo p.
fonts ON cape Goa, S.lo q m; 1905 (Hyannls
only, J.E3 y. N
CoItsAs ~ and Nantucket via Woods Hoi.
Bsl5 a. m
Cottage CtLy va .rv t.~farf a..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11
VELVET corrlNs foa TWO.
They May Be Utiisysa ss Ornaments Until
Heszea For Use.

'-"" - " t''s
"Of I'll the queer persons Of this
queer wcrM thc undertaken believe.
meets his foil quota, 90 a reporter was
told by a man wearing funereal cx-
preston on his fnos ard black gloves on
his hands who onino from small town
In a western state 20 attend the meeting
Of the Association OF Undortnlers.
"One of the queer persons Is
wealthy oman who lives in my town.
Ono day she came to my rooms. aid as
the tears coursed down her sad face she
managed 10 tell mo between sobs that
she wanted q coffin that was covered
with royal purple velvet / knew that
her husband had been ill for some time
and was not expected to live. SO be-
gan TO offer word of coincidence on ac-
count of his death, as she and her hus.
band were intimate friends of mine.
"'Oh, he In not dead yet, sobbed the
woman. but want you to call at the
house and steal bis measure while he is
asleep want royal purple velvet
coffin, and IL may take you several days
TO fill tho order.
i assureu the tedfIul WOfnuu tOdt III
would perhaps be impossible to I'll the
order. as had never heard OF coffin
of any such description ever having been
ON the market. She went back home,
and while the order was hanging fire
her husband began TO grow better and
in few days was entirely out Of dam
ger. flo afterward recovered. and today
he is a strong, healthful inan.
"But that woman still insists that i
shall fill the order for q royal purple
velvet coffin for her husband. and, fur
thormore, she has given me another or
der for royal purple velvet coffin for
herself On my present trip to st. Louis
! called at n large coffin factory here
and surprised the proprietors by leaving
tho special and unique orders to be filled.
When the orders havo bocn filed,
can't cay whether or not my queer Gus
toners will MO the two royal purple
velvet collins as ornaments TO match the
decorations in their parlor at home. -
st. Louis Republic.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11
THE CITY OF PRovIDENCE.
Registry Voters.
city Clerks omce

City Clerks Office.
For the accommodation Of raiA vott4s, the city
Cl,rk viii be a. The fol owIag PAGES ios tie pur.
post ol keLlsation, between The hours OF 1:SJ and
$3.50 o cIOck, eacs evening o. oitoWs. VIZ
FlkSE WARD, al. Pioneer Hat. South Main
street, December 18th, 1874;
SECOND ARD, at the ward room on North
Main street Deoember,l5th, lSs4I
THIRD WAkD, at the Ward Room on Smith
street, Dccenbe. ltth, 1854;
EoUR1N WAND, at the city clerks Office City
Uall, december 10th, 1884;
FIFTH MAID, at the ward room on Beacon
avenue, December i5th 1894;
SIKH WNsD, a. tbc ward room on Public
street December 18Th. 1854:
SEVENTH w RID. at the ward room on Oakland
siIe 1. December 18th, 1854.
ElGRl IA WARD, at No. rs Harrison street, De-
ceinber IN, 1891.
MIMI WARD, at the ward room on Pallas
street Decent eF 2lst 1895;
TENTH WAkD, st the ward room on Atwell's
aveLge, Decent O. 22d. ites.
WILLIAM r. CLARKE. City Clerk.
Providence, L.I Decembe. 1, 1894
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11
DUNRAvEN KICKS.
Cn the Clp Receipt Clause In the
Terms offered.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The Amorica's
cup committee, which, has absoiute power
arosr The New York Yacht club TO receive
nnc "et upon the letter and challenge sent
hy Lord Dunraven regarding a race next
year Tor the Americas cup, last evening
decided that IL could not yield to all tho
points asked by Lord Dunraven In his
communication. The committee caDied
Lord Dunraven at London as follows;
"Can agroc 10 no conditions ~ 20 hoic-
ing the cup. II tho challenger will sign
receipt for the cup Nv provided In the deed
oil 1897 we will accept the challenge. we
,nust adhere to tho 10 months notice
from Do,. q, but will advance dates later
II possible. Think best TO leave all other
unsettled questions until you arrive"
LONDON. Dec li.-Lord Dnnrayen at
tended a theater last night. and upon re-
turning homo at midnight he found
cable dispatch from Commodore Smith,
chairman OF the Americ n cup COMMITTEES.
announcing that the committees could
ngree TO no conditions as 10 holding the
cup and declining 20 agree TO eight In
stead OF 10 months notice Lord Dun
raven read tho dispatch. and then said:
Then you may take IL from me that
shere Will be no race. Their insistcnce
that the challenger sign n receipt for the
cup and tho conditions of 1897 deed place
an absolute bar TO further negotiations,
becnusa it would he impossible to assem-.
ble the royal yacht squadron In time. II
they think 1t perhaps possible TO advance
the, dates OF the races later they surely
could do that now. But Will not decide
hastily. will take few days for consd-
Grafton and consultation, and will proba-
bly, reply on Thursday"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11

BOSTON, De li.-plc Post says: One
oi thc hc,t lnovn c,rz Us ol Boston, Micah
Dy'r' Jr, isoat iu,t s3tO. and his son,
Walter Dyer iaous si0OU, as consequence
ol investing Ia sutns worthless notes OF
The Portsmouth company " Berwick, NJ.
Vhc persons who hntea these notes have
htsd far rapltil a apdd rating In q mercan-
TIE H-"1cy lfh! 10y one of their mum
b'r, VIA rn o. aii al arst. of the kind
O. comp W. Do vas ia. would stake his
gno r.'i af.o' nn tle r responsibility. IL
b. su.1 'Iu s. .At,'i,ts and banks havc lost
ovcr % tJ9 ~ tho operations of these
ircn. H. is So On 20 they did Wholesale
bnl n. \ ..na 10 lnrgu discounts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11
YALE TO U. OF P.

NEW HAVEN, Dec. iI.-Bcnjamin S.
Cable, manager OF the Yale eleven, last
night sent the following answer to Mr..
Pepper of the University of Pennsylvania:
"In reply 90 your letter Of Dec. 8, / would
say that We regret that tho charges which
bave appeared In tho newspapers ngninst
the Uaiy. .slty of Pennsylvania football
team Ya'c has made no charges what
ever, rnl II any charges should bc mnde
by us, thcy will be announced as official
uad CONT .-' orr association"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11
NLW YORK & NEW ENGLAND
Passenger irain service, Week bays,
Corrected 10 Get. kS, 1904.

Passenger Erutn service, Week bays,
Corrected 10 Get. Is, loo4.
Trains leave Pro VIDENCE - ioilowsi
Fos 5Islon--S :o3 IN, IA sn.; s:ls ni., nisTURN
$3.50, a. m, Ls2D, asG p.
NALkOL.s-S:o5a q. A.; IL m; <2o p. m.
lLAAhLiA-s:o, a. N, IL m 42), i:i5 p. m
AI1-tN ilD -SiSo a. Ia, A! M, s.io p. ia.
Ak4SOiON ';le, "a $50 m. ~, $50. ''ii 100 pm.
~4-I Ahi.%GIOn-f ,:oS, h y :yG, a IL :s5 a. .i.;
1870, 4ls5 h si1s, h t:.o y. m.
kAiNbl il-isk--.;So, a b,0S, "a rs M; zl5,
OH,, b;Aj, '"il p. m.
wAiLAND PAIA--k TiOs, + s,os, r IL .ss q. M;
anD, ASA, s;D. s:so. ''n:'c ..
kAIiCA, LaNEh rOlki, SkNfkENILLE
~ASdIN ofON-7;Os. S.ae, iilso. a a.; I4.vl.
aia1 s:So, s;z1. O.S1, '1:ls, asu;vs y. IA
CRAAsION, oAkLAwA --;os. s:ss, Ai:Sl a. IN;
is:5l, ast1, +;J0, oili, 6;JO, -'iiioo y. m.
PoN4IAC, AKOriC, QUlDAICA-.svs lI:sj a M:
$50 o.Ai, o;3J, '-ll.eO y. IA.
ANTBUNl--,.O,, s;oS. Ilss0 a. m; i2:ol 2.s5 4.3o
6.4 t.J1. "n:o) y. a.
coyhkrKI, stkAIi,S-7'os. s,oe. am: i2,oi.
suAAig, Gi.ALSE, oNEco, MoosUP, PLAIN
fiELD--'iOe, s:oo, .. nj i1:5a, 2:s5 s.sv, 1il6
p.
JE@krr CITY, cANrERBURY, SCOTLAND.
NkASAILLES, DALl.C SOUTH WlNDiAAM--
$40 a. M lL;Jl, &sS5, p. m.
wlLLIsAS iiC-SiJS a. m; l1sol, $3.50, ti:25 p.
hAkrfOAD-J:Jb a. NJ. , la;Ol, i:5o t7:I0 y. IN
ftcF1 is,s A. -AI-AA AlhG-gs06 a. nl.
NORWICh-7:0S, SiVt a. Ia.i l2:Ji, 1880, rs o. m.
wATEkbUkl, LANDUHY-s:JS a m. rs y. IN.
LAs1 IhuMPsoA, MEBsrER, sOUTAbRiDjE,
NOhUa5lEit, THOMPSON, PUINAl and
poAFRkr - 30 ~ m; tieo p. M
CHICAGO AND THB WEST VIA EEWBURa,
AND ERIE R'Y-s:ob n m.
PAsLOAG AND lNlEkAkDiATE STATIONS
6:4I, s;55, "A A. m; 400 and $50 and --ii;i5
D. IN. keturnng cave Paseoag at5;2. 7;l0 and
slSa m; i2;iJ, . :Oz and .'s;0O p. IN.
All trains ,eaye iren west eld of Union Depot
Providence.
.ssaurdays only. s--sundays cny.
tBaliy.
81 cents, unlimited u.
w.R BABCoCK. q. PA
T.w. KEENAN,, supI
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11
FLOWERS CONCLUSIONS.

ALBANY Dec 11.-Governor Flower has
dismissed the charges against the board ot
managers of the Eimira reformntory. Tho
governor says that he has concluded that
corporal punishment has not been admin
istered in such a way as to cause anybody
any permanent injury, and that the man
ayers are IN no way to be blamed for tho
punishment Inflicted. If Brockway erred.
ho did SO by not knowing how far a
beligerent prisoner could endure punish.
mont
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11
PENSIONS.

WASHINGTON, Dec IL. - The pension
cases rcccived-and disposed of in the past
fiscal year were 2io,0ii--a8 0O) in excess of
the caScs received In the previous year, 1t
is recommended by the ponion office that
the law which expires J n next provid
ing for full payment to persons commits
souod rs ili"crs, but not recognized by
muster into service, be extended still fur
thcr.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11
HiNKEY'S SUCCESSOR.

NEW HAYES, Dec ll.-At II meeting OF
the Yale football eleven last night, :. Il.
Thorne Of New York was elected captain
for the coming year. Thorne has played
for two years on the Yale team ms half.
back, and will play full-back next year.
He is 23 years old. o feet in height and
weighs l7S pounds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11
WHOLESALE DROWNING.
Tw,lya Persons Fell Through The Ice
and Seven Drowned.

IITTLEToN, Ia, Dec. II. Two children,
George and Hannah Cook. went skating
on mill pond and broke through the ice.
a crowd gathered about the pond and
many OF the people ventured on the leo. II
suddenly broke through, prccipitating II
persons into the water. OF tho numbor,
seven were rescued. The bodies OF five
others, In addition 10 the corpses OF the
two children, wero found under the leo.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11
CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
NOTICE.

Office OF Inspector Of Buildings, City Hall,
Providence, X L., Dee Sth. 1894
The act passed by the Leeisture a. the January
setslun, tbi regarding the mcdaniel ard 9th r
arrangements 81 passenger and freight elevators,
has been printed aud is read fOr distribu iion
from This Office
il ltisv,ry important q at every owner agent or
other interested party shou call and obtain n
copy, that they may know the liability imposed
upon them under tae provision Of tn = act
slENClR u. HOPKINS,
oecs.ibt Inipector OF Buildings
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11
BIG HOTEL BURNED.

CHATTANOOGA. Dec. 1.-The Southern
hotel was burned yesterday. The fire was
caused by the bursting of gas meter.
There were 75 guests in the house, all OF
whom escaped. The building cost s15, 700,
md Is partly insured
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11
a FlEMDiSH YOUTH.

BOWLING GREEN, Ky, Dec. ia brutal
attempt was made by negro boy, Sylves.
or Anthony, To outrage Mrs. Matilda
ones. white. Failing in his purpose, he
Tied to burn the woman alive Anthony
was brought here with rope around his
neck, and there is talk OF lynching him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Proposals for Special Castings
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Commissioners orice. City Han,

Commlssionor's offoe. City Hall.
Providence, II. L., Dev. D, .sI
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received AZ this
Office uuul II O'Clock "a M, TtLbDAl, Dec, IL,
. lbs, furnii hing alECIAL OAoIlNGS, SER
VICE BOXES AND lkOA WORK BOR SEWERS,
required Tor The water and sewer depart
mcnts OF he C.ty for the OF 1885,
estimated about 20 tons TOR the special
castiugn end service boxes and about lC0 tons OF
castings for sewers. An approximate list ano de-
scrp ion Cf the castings may be seen at a. y Gncc
a oond satriactCry to the undersigned, VA the
sun OF $50, 90 lquidatcd da ages for flilure
90 cxfcu'e the contract within ten days II
awarded, muht accompany each proposal; and
Satisfactory FOND fer a sum equa 20 ABOUT one
thud Of tie estimated gmouDt OF The contract wall
be required OF the successful bidder
Tie riehi 20 reject aty or all propoeals is re-
served. BOBERr SMITH.
dec6-st Commissioner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.

CHAPTER 6l6
An Ordinance Transferring the sum OF 5000 from
the ppIopviation MADE by chapter 6i0 TO The
Appropriation Made by chapter Oh of the Or
dinanCcs
approved December J, 1884,
1t ordained by the City Council OF the City
Prov .dence as follows;
SECTION l. The sum of on. thousand dollars
Is hereby transferred from the appropriati on
made BY chapter oi0 OF the ordinsnCes, ap-
p owed November 2 lsp' 20 the appropriation
mace by Chapter Oil OF the Ordinances, approved
.,ov. . 1894, for the erection OF building for
Hook and ladder Company Nc. A. and said sum ia
hereby added 60 the appropriation made by said
Chapter n.
true copy.
wiinessi WILLIAM Il. CLARKE.
City Clerk.
decs-st
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11
CITY OF PROVIDENCE
PUBLIC HEARING.

The Joint Standing Committee Finance OF
the City Council will hear all persons interested
In the rclition % the Board of delegates OF the
Union To- Practical Progress IN the matter 90 an
rl preparation for abOr upon the puhiic Works dur
tne he comlag winter. in Comm { oe Hoom n, in
the C.ty HAIL. on FRIDAY, December 18th, iNi, al
3 y. Ia -. -
Dec. s, 1894 docIo.H
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11
vuE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Dexter Donation Town MEETING.

Pursuant 20 the Ordinances % the City OF Provi-
deuce the irecmen Of said city are hereby notiasd
and warbed g. meet In town meeting in The Com.
mon Council Chamber, City Hall. on the third Sat.
ufdas - December. 1855 being The 18th day q De-
business Teetin. % The propeity and csia devaed
10 lie town Ci ffOvld by the set vii aud tcsta.
meat ~ kbene4of kniEnt Dexter. .enOnir stsd the
Dextef Donation, and the Asylum and other city
Given under my hand In said City Of Providence
this TN day q December, A. d 1854
WILLIAM \. CLARKE. City Clerk
dec7.A
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11
CITY OF FPRoyIDENCE.
PUBLIC HEARING.

lho Joint Standing Commit'ee on Financs % thc
Cts Csuncii WI hear all pcr.CDe Interested In the
petition OF the Weyb0ssett Land Company IN the
matter of the Washington Row bridge, IN Commit
tee Room Il, In the City Hall, on SATURDAY,
December 10th, 1899 st2p
wM MP.vAuoHAs. Chairman.
Dee. {, 1894. aecio-ss
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-11
sToxINeroN I,yIsIoN.

Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows for
Nav hohA-i;zs o. m. (aanyJ, Iesss, lexpress,
A''os. llmited), 4iiis g. IA, 4sls, s;Vs, IeA.iy)
sos y. m, Noaiyl.
NEW IOkA, Wa syonington Line-1:lo. y:55 y. m
oally, exeept SuAoay.
PHlLADELr4iiA, bALrtMoRE and WASHING
ioN wa aalieni lAi,er--i0:os. q M, ssss. .. m
tasuy).
NEW AAvEN-I,a,a a. m. Ce1pre., daily. s.is Goa
eIp.), iOios texp.). iVibs liimited). Ai:Is . IN
,sap), zslo (exp.J. tcS, tdaily), siSs lexp.daiy)
asiss ters eAlly) .. m.
NEW loSDoA-l:aS. a. m daily exp-) t;D Gao.
conn.,, ov0 lecconl. sundays only, t:lo (ioc.
eXp), sJe laosona- A. 10 lerp. is.ss Omitted
li:lJ IA teAp), ..40 (aceoia.), z.lo lo4p.), s:sg
texp. daily, S:xy lhcoom. su.aays only, a:lo
tseeom.) s:ss Y. anL NcxP. aaiiy), ssaJ y. Iexs
e.aiyl
oRCESTER DIVISION.
Trains leave Providence as foilows fos
"ohIEsIhH-o'io leAL4ess), ';Ss Iaccorn.) s,io
taeconLl, 4l;SJ a. Ia accom- ..,s texp.), sslJ
texp. 10 ~eoLsoeAeU. s..s l.os sAY.). 90,
y. IN accom-
eundays-siS0 g. m. (aceom.); $500 p. m tsccom) }
AiAlLNILLls--. ~, taS. s:i0 li.sJ m. l.s ssJ.
s.Lo, siaa, tsOS 3. IA.
eundays-j.5o a. IA. s:eo, T:oa
bLAShsICNh JUkStION-7:3o, s.ss, $50 iciis
Aiso . m; .'0s. s'Os' 100. s..U silb sisb. 'slI
t:Co, a. .<5 D.
surosys eco m. ii.'s s.sc $50. 7:,,. s,, D. m.
WooSsockEr-sio, 7,51. ss4S, siio. iosl5. n.5,
MI liSN li61 ill., s.ss. .:-J. SgA,. sgsJ. .iis.
b:06, I.41 ,. m.
Sundays S:s, a. nj 1850. 500. $780, s.sa 7:c,
$3.50 .. a.
WAaAEA AND BRISTOL sRAxCa
- Leave PROVIDENCE Dnda street staAoa) a.
SkWfoRr AID FALL klyEk-,:o. ;,., en-
press ana s.o1 a. "a sa4 ..iO az $50 p m
sundays ior ga. niyer 800 g. 40. t:s9 p. m.
NeHpofs s:11 - ni, -.ss p. tyls new lc.
boat)
Warren and way stations at 100. TiD, express, $50
ana ssoo A. n- aaa A.:.S, s.ov., 49,. -.
t:JJ. b:Oa anu ii.3J y. m
sundays al 9sSJ a. an. sna 10. p. IA.
BIi5iVL-is+o. express, oi3J B.,J a m, ic,t5 500
>;lJ, oiSe. o:SV, 900 aaa .A;-s y. Al. aandayA
t.5s =. in. ana s:5y p.
Electric 1ars cave Exchalge place. Providence, a
t.so 49,, gao aAa ...O o. Iu., l2:Jy, .ss), $50
o.lJ 1:I5 anu 40 .. lL leave s4a. les sxus.s !.
ii!lJ \. ni
sunoay a. 800 m. and s:ls .. m
Gao. A. CoNsSh. A.C. KENDALL
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