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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-15

of St. Paul, MINI, has been admitted to
Missouri.
The New Amsterdam Lloyds is the
latest.
Albert Thacher, treasurer OF the Fidelity
Mutual Life Associate ion OF philadelphia,
since 1881, died suddenly in that city .
few days ago from heart disease, aged o7
wears. Mr. Thacher was prominent In
Democratic politics and social circles In
Philsdelphis, and had Allied many places
OF publ and private trust.
A. w. Hart, ex- x-promotsr OF a proposed
New York fire Insurance. company, takes
charge of the business OF the American
Union Life in the Southwest.
&. III. HUFF, late New York general agent
of the Union Casualty and Surety of ST.
Louis, has received the appointment OF
Missouri general agent of the Guarantors
of Pennsylvania.
Sidney f.. Clark has been appointed
Connecticut receiver OF the Mutual Bene-
fit Life Association Of New York, by the
Superior Court at Hartford.
Robert III. McCurdy has been placed in
charge OF the London Office OF the Mutual
Life, to which the European agencies OF
the company VIII report.
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IN WARD TEN.
Meeting Of One of the Republican
Factions.
The Voters Opposed to Mr.. Covell
AfIix Their Signature to independent
Nomination Papers.

The Tenth Ward Republicans who are
dissatisfied with the so-called Covell peo-
pie and who are sure to be opposed to the
candidate that will be nominated this
evening, met at Odd Fellows Hall on
Academy avenue last evening, for the
purpose OF securing the necessary NUMBER
of signatures TO independent nomination
papers and making speeches.
Mr.. Dewitt G. White wac made chsir-
man and George Hunter, Jr. clerk OF the
meeting.
The chairman delivered an address on
the principles of Republicanism in gem
eral and the condition OF tho party in
Ward 10 in particular.
The nominations made were as follows:
Alderman, Charles fl. Hcadley; Couneil-
men, Carleton T. Hsrdenberg, Third Dis
trict; Andrew Marshall, Third DISTRICT;
James Provan, Second District; Edmund
A. Farwell, Second District; School Com
mitteemen, for three years, Dewitt Z.
White; for one year, Amasa M. Eaton;
warden, Second District, Robert Stewart;
clerk, Second District, George Hunter,
Jr. warden, Third District, Robert Il.
smith; clerk, Third District, Emil Gus
tavson.
More speeches were made by Principal
Joseph Il. Mowry of the Federal street
Grammar school, Mr.. Dyson, treasurer OF
the Tenth Ward Republican Club, and
candidates Provan and Hoadley, and the
meeting then adjourned.
The nomination papers werel filed to-
day.
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PAWTUxET.

Last evening parish social was held at
Trinity Chapel, on Sheldon street. Dur
ing the first part of the evening supper
was served After this there was
a short entertainment, consisting
OF shadow pictures, "Sing a Song Of
sixpence," 'Little 30 Peep; four popu-
lar books, "The Little Minister ''Ships
That Pass in the Night" "The Heavenly
Twins" and Uninterrupted" "The Gallant
Soldier" "a Bit OF Gossip" "Little Miss
Muffet," "a Love Quarrel" in two acts,
/, romance; 2, reality; and "Jack and
Jill" In addition violin solos were rem
dered by Mr.. Edgington OF the Talma Or
chestra.
Harmony Lodge, No. o, A. f. and A. NJ,
of Pawtuxet, held IT'S annual communica-
tion on Tuesday evening and elected the
following officers Robert Il. Bublong, w.
NJ; Charles Ring, 8. W.; 8. Babbitt, j.
W.; Mr.. Got, S. s.; X. b. Pierce, j. 8. !;
DIR. Kimbail, marshal; j. Byrne, 3. d.. |;
j. Alfreds, j. D.; George b. Arnold, SEN
tinel; Peleg X. Remington, tyler. They
were installed by X. w. ID. G.. M. Ellery
III. Hudson, assisted by w. Brother Nye.
There were large number of
visiting brethren from the city and differ
ent parts of the State. Addresses were
made by II. w. ID. q. M. Ellery Hudson,
w. Brother Mahoney and w. Brother
Budiong, after which all sat down tn an
excellent supper.
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Dangerous.

During the English war with China in
1S42 n naval lieutenant was sent ashore
from his ship ono morning TO bring Off
somo guns from captured battery. He
started before breakfast, and on getting
nshore with his crow no made a fire, and
oil hands proceeded TO forage for some.
thing to cook
One of the men, noticing q large bore
gun Of n peculiar shape, looked into 10 out
Of curiosity, and to his delight found in
side hen with brood of well grown
chickens OF course no time was lost in
securing them.
fine blaze bad already been raised by
dragging close together and setting fire tO
tho gun garbage and aS the morning
was cool thc lieutenant pcrchod astrido
ono ~ thu guns, which was already steam.
ing with heat
Presently ho heard queer rumbling In.
side the piece perhnns them Maa "A hcn
in this gun also. He lay upon 70 and pcrp
"a over the edge into The mufzle TO his
horror, he discovered that the gun was
orRmmed almost 10 tho mouth with pow
der and grape.
With n very short continuance OF the
hcai the charge would have exploded, and
blown to atoms not only the officers, hut
several ~ the marines who sat exactly in
front OF the muzzle plucking the chick.
sns youths Companion.
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A Lost Opportunity.

The Earl of Rosso, mechanical engi-
neer Of no mean order, entered the engine
room Of a large mandatory and gazed
oarelessly at the working of the machin-
cry. Suddenly he was seen to shake his
head, pull his watch out and 10 look first
at tho engine and then at his timepiece.
The engineers attention had been attract
cd by this somewhat odd behavior OF the
stranger, and he spostyophzed him in q
rude and aggressive manner with a"Well,
what's mp nowf What IL IL you've got 90
find tault with anyhow
oh, replied Lord KOsso tits all tho
same 20 me. I've got no fault 10 find.
I'm Just waiting till the boiler explodos.
The boiler CEplodcsi Why, you are
crazy, man" exclaimed tho engineer an.
friiy, pvparing to turn the peer out as a
dangerous crank.
Well, ret0rted the earl, "if YOU work
ten minutes longer with that loose screw
there, the boiler yill certainly explode"
Inc engineer gazing in tho direction
Indicated ~ Lord hossc, palcd and Jumped
70 stop the engine
why the devil dids't you say 90 soon
err" he blurted out.
why should ~ have never yet had
the opportunity OF seeing boiler o..
plode. "-Sen Francisco ArsonauL
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THE LEAST He COULD %.
He Had Spoiled . Glorious Wake and of
Course Ought to Pay.

He Had Spoiled q Giorioss Wake and of
Course Ought to Pay.
il was a glorious wake, that of Dinny
Hooghlighan. 1inny had been identified
at the morgue as tho "foater" found In
the river, or at least the fioater had been
identified as Dinny. The Caseys, the Kel-
leys, the McManuses, all were there. In
fact, everybody was there, with the excep-
tion of the Grogans, the omission being due
TO the fact that one OF them had expressed
the opinion that ID was the first time a
Hooghlighan had ever met his death by
drowning. Indeed the Grogan had gone
so far as 20 announce that his belief that
the adage, Thin thot is born to be
hanged will niver bc dhrownded, had re-
ceived shock from which 10 could hardly
recover.
Old man Hooghlighnn sat In the corner,
with a short pipe inserted into q counte-
nance in which pride In the completeness
Of the arrangements struggled with nat
ural grief. He had just opened his mouth
at one corner To suggest that the bottle be
passed again when in walked Dinny in
the nesh. The old mans jaw relaxed, and
the pipe fell unheeded to the floor His
first thought was Of she complete triumph
Of the hated Grogan, whose srinnins face
he caught glimpse of through the win
dow. Swallowing his astonishmcnt, he
walked over TO the, as IL were, resurrocted
one, and taking him by the hand said sol
emnly;
1T is glad Oh am 10 SEQ yez back, Din
ny, me boy, but IL is mighty foine af-
fair yoz hov shpiled. Oi think, under the
circumsthansiz, the lasto yez can do is to
pay the bill for the whusky. .''--lndianapo-
lis Journal
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rangements. Even in chronic and Stub
born cases Of skin disorders, like eczema,
1t is the prescribed remedy.
The blood, the liver, the stomach, the
kidneys, are all acted upon'powerfuily,
but naturally, blythe Carlsbad Sprudei Salt.
You get the same benefit, the same cure,
the same feeling OF lightness and clear
ness all through your system, as II you
were at Carlsbad itself.
Beware of the many limitations sold as
"irnproved" or "artificial' Carlsbad Salt.
These are only mixtures Of SeidlitZ Pow
der aud common Glauber Salt, sold by
unscrupulous dealers for the larger profit
they yield.
Insist upon the genuine imported, natu-
raj Carlsbad Sprudel Salt, which is evap-
Grated from the Sprudel Spring at Carls-
bad, and bears the seal OF the city and
the signature of "EIsNER & MENDELsoN
Co., sole Agents, New York." on every
bottle.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS OF THE
CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
TnE CITY OF rRovIDESoE.
Layout and Extension Of An.
dem Street

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DOCTORS JOKES. .
The ellis That Flesh Ia Heir To" Have
Their FupDy Side.


Their. FuEDy Side.
1--WE rsmern her," says DR. Baker in the
Cincinnati Medical Journal, hearing a
man thank heaven that everything had
been done TO save his wife, for said he,
the doctor bled her 40 times and then
gave her le grains of celomel. Z"
Another lady-a nervous one-did not
improve under DIR. Bakers treatment, so
another physician was called In, who, as a
preliminary, used n clinical thermometer
The next day she was much better, which
she said was due TO the little thing he had
put In her mouth and which" went through
me with q thrill to my toes"
A doctor of his acquaintance made a
practice of gathering up all the medicine
not used by his patients and pouring Ii in
to ono bottle. When asked what he did
with this he replied
well, will tell you. pour them to-
gcther, and when have case that / do
not fairly understand ! give the patient
medicine from the shotgun bottle"
1--WE once had an old gentleman for y
patron who appreciated cough sirup and
liniment we prepared, and he kept him
self well supplied with each. On one CO.
casion by mistake he used the cough
sirup as liniment, and the next day he
rode into town TO let me know that ! had
made some mistake in putting up the lini-
ment. Said he L used 10 for severe
pleurisy pain, and It helped me very soon,
but it was not fiko the other liniment. IL
was so dashed sticky.
I'm another case wa left with the pa
tient several powders put up in paper with
directions 20 take one powder every third
hour. Upon the next visit the patient re
quested mo to use less paper, as the paper
was harder TO get down than the pow
der"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-15

REPORT OF CONDENSATION OF LAND.

REPORT OF CONDEMNATION OF LAND.
Providence. scs Supreme Court.
w,.r... r,. g.. commys Pleas piyision.
the the sS.sts Nospsl school acting on behalf 81
@ ssans rsSaSS s Ss ps...a pssss 'S By
.ss .ss. asasrs, ssS Assembly June isth, isn have
yari Lnoois, Frsnei. and d.spss Streets, i IN the
s,.. ss'is ,s -, 80 ;s ~: and 4:
, aa and asys also fled thsir osrtiseate Of N.
s.nswer. ssova 70 .sid oenmissios, ysioh ssid
and on sais plat dssisnsted a. follows, via |.
James AnnAsls Aibsrt r. Davis. Mary Q. Fsrnam.
Hsrri. Steam Ensine Company, Bro4n University,
,ssls, ,nls,s = a. Shsss' Mechanics Savings Bank and
Where's, Upon the consideration Of said plat and
accompsnyinE certihcate, ssid coxmon feu Di.
smlos n o. - the Supreme Court vithis and for ssid
when said persons and parties and ali oihsrs inter.
SoSn1sy court Ss,Has sad ps
city Of Providence and be heard in reference 70 the
't ss ss%sss sse1uss Ss Ss to
them or any OF either OF them BY reason Of the
sa.sg OF heir property, estate or rights of
Now, ther.fors, this is to notify the person.
ssSys sS S Sds'isna.d 1 as owners Of and interested 10
appear before the cemmon Pleas Division OF the
=, r,rGylasnss county c2qr, nces. in ssia city
references 70 N. asesssi,y tor the taxing and
conaemnatlon Of said property, estates rights Of
property and the apPointnent Of three suitable
persons 20 be Comm tssienss to spprsise the
dslnsEss snstaires by theea as aforesaid
BY erdtr cf Hon. 0esrgs A. Wilbur, Associate
Justice of the supreme Court presiding at said
Common Pee, Division, this s.h day ef Novem-
GEORGE Z. WEBSTER. Clerk.
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CITY OF PROVIDENCE
To Contractors and Builders.

ONCE Of the
Superintendent Of Public Buildings,
City Hall, Providence, n. L., Nov. sth, 1884
The Joint standing committee on city property
inyite proposals Tor building brick buiidine for
and Jilisen streets, in the Sixth Ward. Plans aud
specifications may be seen at the once OF Martin
hall, architects, 5e2 Industrial Trus. Building,
providenee, n. I.
Bids will be sealed spd addressed to the under
signed pntil MONDAY. Nov. 18th, 1894, att p. m.
The right TO reject any or al bids reserved
DAVID BURTON,
Chairman Committee on City Property.
ALBERT #. MANSFIELD,
Superintendent OF Public Buildings.
Novs-lot
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CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
To Contractors and Builders.

once of ths
Superintendent OF Public Buildings.
City Hall, Providence, r. L.. Nov. sth, 1884.
The ioint standing committee on city property
invite proposals fer buildlns brick building for
the Police Station at the corner Of Traverse and
Wickenden streets
Plans and specihcatiors may be seen At the once
OF Martin Hall, architeets, sea Industrial Trust
Building, Providence, r. l.
Bids win be sealed and addressed to the under
signed until MONDAY, November 10th, 1894 at
The right To reject any or all bids reserved.
DAVID BURTON,
Chairman Committee on City Property
ALBERT T.. MANsFlELD,
Superintendent Of Public Buildings.
nsvs-1ot
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
CANVASS NOTICE.

The several Boards Of Capvsssers will meet ior
the purpose OF cahvkssiAg AID correcting their re-
tpectiye ward Lists OF voters on "WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBkR I'll, 1894, ana for the hna canvass IN
SATURDAY NovEMBeR r. "a, 1884, at 1900 ocloc<,
D. TO-, at the following placer;
First Ward at fioueet Hall, south Main street
Second ward at the Ward Room on North Main
street
rhtrd Ward at tho Ward Rosm on Smith street.
Fourth Ward at Ne f3 Fountain strect.
Fifth Ward at the Ward Room on Beacon avenue.
Sixth Wsre at the Ward Room on Pnslic street.
street
Eighth Ward 81 No. 6 Harrison street
Ninth Ward st the Ward Room on Pailas street
Tenth Ward at the Ward Room on Atwols
avenue.
Transfers 10 close at 7'4s p. m. on last day Of
canvass.
WILLIAM II. CLARKE,
uovI4-st City Clerk.
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That beautifully furnished private residence at
eafi get % Al WsyAna svsnue; taru TO left
A hns overstsfed Parlor suite in sill tapestry
Plush Corner and Reception Chars, cherry Music
Tss-s.st Chairs, 8 cherry Nde AND Center TsbIs:,
Rugs, hfio-s brao, Vases, ornarospts, 10 Vol.
unss chanb.rs' Encyclopedia, alss History si
Engsnd, Sir Walter scotss WORKS, Ben fur,
o. Our Country, sat.!es ssd Leaders Of the Civil
Works. deorg. Eliors Works, Memoirs Of y. s.
Grsnt, andxa iarEe variety Of chsics Boofs, OIL
PsintlSgs and Engrsyings, Cherry Rocher, hbe
Willow Rocker, fne silk ore Screen, Black Wall
large mirror, Solid cherry Pillar Extension Table,
Cherry stdesoara with mirror, cherry yienna
Dining chairs, s-day French Marble Clock with
bronze ornament Raw sink Table Cover, q
Royal Worcester China After-dinner Coffee Set
Sets one Oak aud One Ash Chamber Set very
fine China Toilet Set 8 Decorated Toilet Sets, of
the finest Hair Mattresses, pair best al-wosl Bed
Blankets, BED Spreads, Comforters Geese Feather
Beds and pillevs, Folding sprirs Beds a ns'sive
Top Writing Desk, Mirrors, Oak chihonier
Brussels r oor, Hall and Stair Carpets. Linoleum,
3Splintarm Rockets articles OF furnftrre % Yari-
Gus kinds, Laundry Goods, Cfockery, kitchen Uten-
sis, etc At ~ oclsct win sell an ex;Ia One tone
Piano; cost when new ssso An cf the above foods
are hrst- class, in excellent condition, end viii
positively he sold wish NO reserve THURSDAY
Nov. 18th, rain cr shire. BE eufe sus attend this
sale Rsre goods sni q rare chance Pofit. por ere
n sttensanse desds can he seen or morning o.
the Auehone.r, orc. f. ROBINSON, i55 weybos-
tttstfeeL
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PRIMARY MEETINGS.

The Republican electors Of said oity qualified TO
70 assemble in their respective wards on THURS
DAY evening, Nov 10Th. lW<, ct O'Clock TO
men 10 rsDrssent their respective wards IN the City
council for the neSt muEieiphl term, said caudf-
tien.
Said sl slectors Of the Second Third. Fifth, sixth,
Seventh, Ninth and Ienthwards will meet In their
respective ward rooms
Said electors Of the Yirst Ward will meet In Pio-
neer Hall, South Main street
Said electors Of the Fourth Ward will meet at
heihvay Hail, WestrninsteT, corner snow street
said electers OF the Eighth Ward viii mset In
Chapel, No. Is Harrison street
PRANK +. oLNEY.
. Chairman Republican City Committee
Louis II. CApY, Secretary,
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E1OR 6 y: y. 9 C, =

We have fresh arrivals constantly coming into
stable each week OF very nice, choice horses
suitable Tor any and all kinds OF business Nov,
II you wish 30 purchase horse Just give us call
II we cannot convince you and show you as good a
horse for the money as you buy in ithode
island we don't ezpect your trade "Quick Sales
and Small Prohtan H. our motto. You can send
boy or Ady to our stable, explain what they want
in our line of horsc and they Will be dealt with
fair and square. You cannot faol man but once,
and when he finds 10 out he will fool the dealer
great many times by giving the acts OF the case to
the public.
Auction sales Every Saturday. Commence
ing at 1880 Am.
4. S.-fersons bsving horses or otber goods 10
dispose Of will ind this the place 10 bring them.
Persons wishing to buy will make no mistake In
attend ng our sale.
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Republican Primary Meetings.

AT meeting Of the Republican City Committee
OF the CITY Of Providenee, held TUESDAY evening,
Oct soth. iss$ the following call for primary
meetlngs and City Convention was ordepedi
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FREEpoM FROM FREcKLEs

and from all
such disha-
ure m en- Is
and biein
shes, follows
the use OF the
C. a r | s b a d
sprudel salt.
IL clears and
freshens the
skin wonder
full y-takes
away that dali
and nottled
10 K / ha [
comes from
stomach de-
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To accommodate those unable to come
during the dsy to see the largest display
the State.
n. IA. CADY, 500 Westminster 81.
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PROVIDENCE, r. I

n II. WHITAKER-CnoICE FAMILY GRO
"a ceTies, Pure Teas, Cofees, Flour, Grain
Hay and Straw. 1908 Westminster 81. Telephone
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-29
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3pin9enoen @riinben, tnoem er oI6 auf
bic Wto9li6feit bes NnbrucbS elmer neuen
Sierra in%ternationaler Gonlttte IN Solge
Dieier NuSnabmegelcbe binoeutete, baB feline
@riinbe, furs @rite tpenigltenS, ben Safer
iberseugt at babel1 icbeinen.
Stood am boriseu 0ieritag bat ber Safer
ipG6reno ieines 8efudes BET @apript i'm
ieineS noQiten 8ertraltenS perit6crt uno
ibm ertldrt, baB er bprbaus nit ben
8ori6ldsen e~inperitanben let, tpel6e er,
ser 9tei95fan3Ger, ben neutrality-suspicious.
Der 8unbesfaaten, peI9e gu elmer 8eras
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-29

rrng ipegen litter 3uitimmung au Der Self
feier angretft.
. 9te9fattonalz 3eitung bat Nabrt6ten
aus benz &tlama@ 9tajro 9iItrtft in 9[frifa
erbolter, pona6 Der 6eutidbe 8otanifer
Or. Sent uuo Der 3ooIoge Or. &reti6mor
ncbft mebreren ibrer i6tpar3en 8egleiter
bon ben @tngeborene1 eri3Gagen tporoen
finn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-29
SChWindeI anfSne.

Herr f. Stiff, EigenthGmer der Centennial "Rol-
ling and Flour Mills in DALEY, Mich, giebt fol-
gende Schilderung Won semen Leiden und Won der
Hilfe, die linn Hoods Sarsaparilla gebracht hat:
"Vor einem halben Jahre war meme Gesundheit