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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-13
special weather Bulletin.

Bosros, July II. sa m.--Locsi forecast for New
England for % hours Fair, except showers are
probable today IN the northern section NJ New
Hampshire; continued warm, followed ny slightly
cooler saturday evening and night; westerly winds
Note--fsir weather prevails IN ell parts OF the
eountryi warmer In eastern districts, eeeler In The
pBpN vsllsyss
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CHATTER 5sI.

An ordinance 10 Prevent Persons from Riding on
Vehicles Without Permission.
:. approved July n, issi.)
IL Is ordained by the City Council OF the city Of
Providence As follows:
SECTION l. No person shall enter, 60 upon. rido
upon, cling TO or support himself wholly or in part
upon any vehicle or any part OF any vehicle, while
such vehicle is standing upon or passing over any
part OF any public highway within the city OF Prov
idence. without the express permission OF the
owner Of. or Of the person lawfully in charge Of
such vehicle.
SEC. 2. Any person violating the provisions OF
this ordinance shall be subject 10 nne OF TO ex-
ceed five dollars for each offence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-13

Proposals for Asphalt Pavements
Department Of Public works.
commissioners once, City Hall,
n.x-tI.ur. ~ n IUIv n ia

Pfovldenct, n fr July 10 ~
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received a. this
ofice until n O'Clock .. m, SATURDAY, july ~,
Isss for laying about 75s1 square yards OF asphst
pavement In Pine street. from Beacon avenue V
A bond. satisfactory TO the Commissioner er
certiaed check in the sum Of $1,000. li9uiiat>4
damages for failure TO execute the contrAcs +',n,H
der and n satisfactory bond, In the sum "a t,vt.o
Conditioned upon the faithful fuihiiment ~ tne
contract will be required Of the successfn hilae"
soecincatfons. forms Of contract ant ~ Ffv-
pcsais may be obtained ~ the once OF Net CIV
n, r,eht 10 reject any or All propo<.i> u -
served honhHi - -. 80. ..-..~
julyi3-7t toum'e --~-- II.
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Special train leaves Providence at 9;05 a. M,
Pawtucket atyl5 "a. m., and Attlcboro at a:p
on Saturday. July IA, for Nantasket Beach.
Round trip tickets are now on sale at the very
low rate Of 81. This excursion Is one OF the
most delightful that can be enjoyed any
where, and should be well patronized. Are
you lin itf"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-13
CHAPTER $50.

An Ordinance Regulating the Use of Bicycles in
the Public Highways of the city OF Providence.
approved July II, isst)
IL is ordained by the City Council Of the City Of
Providence as follows:
SECTION !. Every person propelling bicycle, ,tri-
cycle, tlndem bicycle other such vehicle in any
public highway Of the city Of Providence, shall
have the same rights and be subject TO the same
restrictions and duties provided with reg to
the use of other vehicles in such public highways
by the Ordinances OF the city OF Providence now in
force, and particularly as provided in Chapter
"a of the said ordinances relating 90 'Highways. 1"
SEC. 2 In addition to the afore m ioned
provisions, every person propellinga bicycle, tr-
cycle, tandem bicycle or other such vehicle in any
public highway of the City OF Providence, shall
TO be attached thereto and 10 be used for the
purpose Of giving warning Of its approach signal
bell
sEc. J. Any person yiok ting any Of the provi-
sions OF this ordinance, SIM pay hne OF not less
offence.
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Parasols at Half Price.

We have about lOp fancy parasols which are
worth from $50 To 50. We will sell them for
just one half of their foimef prices. IL Is a
cnauce for you Ia secure bargain.
J.E. JONES A. Cd. lS 10 ~ Arcade.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-13

We are receiving every day some OF the
Manifest patterns IN summer dress fabrics
that you can wish for. Better pay l2ls cents
and get satisfactory goods than purchase for
few cents less. an unsatisfactory article
which is not worth making up.
J.E. JONES, * CO.. lS to 70 Arcade.
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MORE UNION OUTRAGES.
Bv ne Associated Press.

Los ANGELES, July 13.-When the train
from santa Bar rbara last night was three
miles from this city, two shots were fired
into the cab. The bullet hit
the cab lights, narrowly missing
the engineers head. A mounted police
officer captured man driving rapidly
from the scene, who proved 10 be Henry
Patterson, q Southern Pacific engineer,
and q member of the A. X. u
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Serge Suits Reduced to $S.

We have reduced the price of all our navy,
black and brown mixed all wool suits from
$40 To IS. They are fully equal TO those which
are selling in the city today for Sls.
]. K. JONES & Co, IS to rs Arcade.
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In all styles. also shoes for vacation wear.
THOMASF r. PIERCE n son,
Westminster and Dorrance Streets.
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GOT SIX MONTHS
Debs' Lieutenant, PheIan,
Sentenced for Contempt.
Bu The Associated Press.

CINCINNATI, July 13.--Judge Taft of u.
S. Court, found Phelan, Dcbs' representa-
tive, guilty of contempt OF court, and
sentenced him to six months imprison-
ment in the Warren county jail at Lebanon,
Ohio.
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CHAPTER 5s5.
MECHANICAL COLD STORAGE.

Most approved methods, any desired tempera-
turc for the preservation Of all kinds Of pcrsshsble
goods. st the plant Of the Providence Warehouse
Company, recently enlarged aud Improved once
r. 4. kosxEA Nsnsssx.
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WIMAN BAILED.


BIZ The Associated Press.
New YORK, July 13.-Judge Barrett
has granted an order admitting Erastus
Wiman to $50, 900 bail.
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approved July II, is9f)
1t is ordained by the city Council Of the City OF
Providence as foffows:
SECTION l. The of four thousand, five hun
dred dollars is hereby added to the ration for
Roger Williams Park made by chapter SIS OF the
city ordinances titled IAN Ordinance making ap-
propriatons for the support Of the CityGovernment
tor the financial year ending September So 1884, !"
aud the Park Commissioners are hereby directed
to expend the same for removing mud and rubbish
from lake number one at Roger williams Park,
and for sand filling in said lake, and for no other
purpose whatsoever, said sum of four thousand
1--WE hundred dollars TO be transferred from tho
amount to the credit OF reserved fund.
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The next mot comfcrt.ble thing % -w'n<-
inc In n hammock IA the shsds on vrrH
d,y Il rrst In hist-ciaes bs'Dcts chair
while n sklllful workman toys VITA yvSf
wbiskers The no plus ultra Of skk4 w -
fennd q PaxkW'h - EddS ssvs>>
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
CHAPTER SIS

CHAPTER 575.
An Ordinance Concerning Theatrical Bills and
Posters.
(Approved July 10. iss4.)
II rs ordained by the City Council OF the City OF
Providence follows:
SECTION 1. No person shall hereafter expose,
display post up exhibit any placard poster bill
or picture of any show, exhibition or theatrical
performance In. or any bu iding, bill board,
wall fence any street In the City Of Provi-
dence without such placard, poster bill or picture
Police of said city. Any person violating the pro-
visions OF this ordinance shall be punished by .
hne Of not less than i've nor more than twenty
dollars for each ofense.
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GOVERNOR DAY.
Several thousand Guests
Watch Maneuvers Today.

There were 100 officers and 765 men in
the State campat Quonset Point yester-
day, which, with 43 members OF the
bands, gave total strength of 913. Early
in the afternoon the several commands
enjoyed in an extended order drill Tor an
hour with blank cartridges, and the big
parade ground was covered with long
lines of blue engaged in maneuver-
ing and discharging their rifles,
while the roll of the Gatlings
and the heavy boom Of artillery gave to
the field something OF war like aspect.
The battery was stationed on the
shore and fired at short range
grand review by Brigadier General
Kendall and staff took place at 5
o'clock. There was big crowd OF
visitors who had come in trains and by
steamer and they watched the evolu-
tions and ceremonial with much
interest. The review was supplemented
by dress parade and muster, the troops
for two hours. Among the military
guests were Captain John p. Knowles,
assistant adjutant general, Minnesota Ma
tional Guard; Captain Goff and Lieuten-
ants Clarke and Sykes of Company i, 9th
Massachusetts Regiment, and Captain
Whitney of the 9Th Regiment, M. V. M.
Lieutenant Woolley inspected Battery A.,
and discipline equal to that in the regular
army. He also inspected the cavalry and
LIST and I'd Separate companies.
Steamer Frances carried party OF loo
to the Point this. afternoon. 1t
is Governors day and is always
conspicuous by the presence of state
and city officials and members
invitations are issued. This includes a
spread and chance to see the Brigade in
its correct full dress attire. IL is also the
day when open-house is kept by officers
and privates alike and when the
wives and sweethearts make their
duty calls. Tomorrow is the last day of
the encampment, and tents will be struck
early i'm the afternoon so that the soldier
boys may get to their homes and again
become ordinary civilians.
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ANOTHER RACE ON.


BY The LSsocidied Pres.
GLASGOW, July 13.--The Vigilant and
Britannia have been entered for the Pen
gance Regatta.
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But a legitimate sale OF Russet Tan Shoes at
greatly reduced prices No damaged goods
but We are selling them AZ dana ging prices.
n. r. BALLOU,
Opposite Narragansstt Hotss
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Special Sale

And Special Prices on Tan and Summer
shoes. Desirable shoes at greatly reduced
prices. u. +. BALLOU,
Opposite Narragansett Hotel,
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CHAPTER SIS.
An Ordinance Providing for the Issues OF Notes
for lie Purchase OF Land for Public Parks.
Approved July II, lss4.)

II is ordained BY the City Council OF the City Of
Providence as follows;
SEXTON l. The city treasurer. acting under the
advice and direction OF tn. Joint standing Com
mittee on Finance, Is hereby authorized and d.
rected 10 borrow from time to time and in such
amounts 5 may be necessary, the sum Of one hum
dred IT, susand dollars, and TO issue therefore the
ing six per cent. per annum. signed by him and
counte signed by the Mayor and chair
man Of the john Standing Committee
on Finance. The money thus obtained
shall constitute a special appropriation and shall
be usei aud expended for the payment OF land al
ready authorized TO be for the extension
Of Roser Williams and Blackstone PARKS pro-
yided however, that the sum OF thirty five thou
sand dollars or so much thereof may be
airy, shall be reserved 20 pay for the lar
aniho lied to be purchased for the extension of
Black stone Park
sEs. 2 This ordinance is issued under authority
OF Chapter 1891 OF the Public Laws, passed by the
General Assembly, at its January session, A. ID.
1884
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CHAPTER 577.

An ordinance adding the sum OF s500000 TO the
appropriation for Public School Janitors.
approved July II, iss4)s
II is ordained by the City Council Of the City Of
Providence, as follows:
SECTION !. The sum OF hve thousand dollars ~
hereby added TO the appropriation for public
school jantors as made by Chapter 5i5 OF the city
ordinances, entitlei IAN Ordinance making sppro-
prlations for the support of the city government
for the financial year ending September 80, 1854 !
said sum to be transferred from the appropriation
for contingencies made by said Chapter 51o and
the ordinance in amendment thereof or in addition
thereto.
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II Is o-daiMsd by the city Council Of the City OF
Providence as follows:
SEcTsoa !. lsee.ion l OF Chapter $40 OF the city
creinan3e- 10 hereby amended so as TO read as fol-
lows; Section = Thc city auditor Is hereby
authorized TO employ a third assistant, 20 be
nominated by said officer and confirmed by the
Mayor. at salary Of otexceeding sixteen dollars
per week"
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An Ordinance permitting the New YORK a New
England Railroad Company TO Lay Rails Across
Harris Avenue.
approved July II, 1se4.)
IL Is ordained by IN, City Council Of the City Of
Providence as follows:
SECTION 1. Pcrmisslonis hereby granted TO the
New York a New England Railroad Company TO
lay rails for spur track across Harris avenue from
the present track Of said company 10 the estate
OF the NJ srchsnts Freezing and Cold Storage Com
pany, substantially In accordance with the ac-
companying plan; provided that all OF said
rails shall be laid under the supervision and con-
troll OF the Joint Standing Committee Of the City
Council Railroads and subject To all OF the pro-
visions OF the City Ordinances authorizing railroad
companies to lay rails In the streets Of the City Of
Providence.
CHAPTER 5s5.
An Ordinance Permitting the Narragansett Elec-
trio Lighting Company 10 Erect Poles and
Wires on Peck Street.
approved July II, issl)
10 IL ordained by the City Council OF the City Of
Providence as follows:
SECTION 1. Permission Is hereby granted TO the
Narrag nsett Electric Lighting Company 10 erect
maintain aud use poles aud wires for conductin q
currents OF electricity for Transmitting and pro.
duc.ng light heat ard motive power In Peck street
from Pine street 10 Weybosset sct subject 20 he
provisions contained in Chapies 5si OF the City
Ordinances entitled "An Ordinance for the Rel gu
lati0n of Electric Wires"
True copies-Witness;
WILLIAM r.. cttRKE,
tulyi5-st City Clerk.
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SDecial Discount

or from 10 20 20 per cent. on all Russet and
Summer Tan shoes for all ages. New. clean
goods ard no damaged ones 20 offer you.
Il. +. BALLOU.
Opposite Narragansett Hotel.
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Enjoy Your Vacation
BY supplying yourself with pair of our
Vacation Shoes.
THOs. +. PIERCE e. SON.
Westminster and Dorrance streets.
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CHAPTER 57s.
(Approved July II, 1894,

An Ordinance In Amendmet OF Chapter $40 and
Fixing the Salary of the Third Assistant In the
once OF the City Auditor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-13

The Coolest, Contest Dining Room
At Clarke's 90 Dorrance Street.
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CHAPTER 5s2


An Ordinance Permitting the New York a New
England Railroad Company TO Lay Rails Across
Harris Avenue.
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CHAPTER s7e.

An Ordinance Appropriating $500 for Removing
Mud and Rubbish form Lake Number One al
Roger Williams Park.
Tv,fx 4 aox
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NOTICE To BRIDGE BUILDERS-NOTICE
~ is hereby given that sealed bids viii be re-
eeived until o'clock p N. Monday, December
g. 1894, for the construction OF the following.
viz:
First-Two bridge piers according to plans
ami specifications now open for inspection In
the Office OF the board OF county coumissioners.
Second-0ne combination span ls0 feet long
and Is feet wide in the clear, 70 support live
load OF 20 pounds per square foot Tor truss and
so pounds per square foot for floor system.
plans, Specifications and strain sheets to be sub
miited by bidders.
Thlrd-About $50 feet OF ssthree pile ap-
proach. bents Is feet apart
All piles to be driven at least is feet
Piers 10 be sunk to bed OF the river.
Lower chord of -pan 10 be Is feet above water
OF White river at present stage
Location OF above over White river at Auburn.
at crossing of what is known as 'sGreen River
Road"
Bids must be sealed, endorsed IBID on Bridge
fed check for SEQ. payable to Fred Gasch,
chairman, which said amount shall be forfeited
to King county in case the successful bidder
fails TO enter into contract with good and snff-
Gent bonds in double the amount OF the con-
tract price within tive days OF the date OF award.
Bids must name lump sum for the piers and
span and price per lineal foot for approach.
Payment will be made in warrants drawn on
the road and bridge fund of King county, par
tial payments to be made at the option of the
board but final payment 10 be made 10 days
after the contract 10 completed aud bridge ac-
cepted-
Bridge must be ready for travel within 50 days
of date OF execution of contract
The board reserves the right 10 reject any and
all bids
By order of the board of county. commission
ers. I. 4. TNtCHELl-
Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners.
BY NATHAN BEMAN, Deputy.
Dated this the 2ist day OF November, A. d.
1894
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

IITTLE CHIEF MINE-CAIL FOR BIDS FOR
IL tunne, work The SliIiaguamish snd sultan
Mining Company hereby invites bids Tor tuu-
neiiug IN the Little Chief mine. the WORK 10
be in continuation OF that now ia progress.
Bids TO be delivered at the eOmpsnys Office. SoS
New York block, seattle, on or before 10 o clock
a. IA. thursday. December g ls9i successful
bidder must furnish satisfactory uond for faith
full performance OF contract The company re-
serves the right to reject any and all bids.
r. A. ROSS. Gen. Mgr.
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sr.crIEzvgoUs.

r,0p sAIF-IADBEgst LADDERS Any
L tergth up 70 o teet, i2tse loot ska ana
pike ChaniH
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4 J. ANDERSON GIVES PRIVATE IFs-
loo Seventh street
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Los RkNI-IoRnEAY THEATER oR Tux
Il sG1itosiuN car - rUatess fog aaEeftAGaEssass.
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AesertAssmsass Under sos b~sa o. Lo1S
snana. For sac For Esnt and Situations
w.assd wfIl te Inserted ~ TIE rsse o. esat
xo~d e.rs knssrtsan Pay-aeat always Ia al
yazes Ne advertisements rscs.ves ior isss tazn
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PORT TosH-EEp~Ffsaca srrisxer.
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srrn, corner Holly and CAsaos stsssts O n
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xYANTEp-tABsES 10 kNDW THAT NE
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LOS eENE-HoCsES STORES. YIATs AND
4 or. ceS to al p2Fts of CIV. Flaaeer Rental
CorarAnv. enly excias.Ts rrE "a agsncy II tie
csfv L Raxwslt a.cck. Calunh&A streat Tsls-
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xsrANTrn- a COMPETENT WOMAN POS
w raaktns sn8 hsw sewegk: comfortable room
aaa F,aa wages; give fefeeS nees with rcplv
Address Mfs. A.. Ssre iast las '.liEencer.
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ARRANT>-wHAICEaM COUNTY AND
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Fox EENTB4

L,0g RENE-RgD MENs HAIL CoRNFg
Il ErcnE Rn4 ASFEeas So reg uaoath: vacant
iso dsss. slso A&sl ifr meetings xaz socsAss a.
lnH reaE kAfxas 4 ulcxnAn.
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roc sALg-HoTEfs. LODGING HOUSES
Il sas boarding houses and tssde 3ac0o Nj
Ter. s9s Baiiey.
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ITO LOAN-sSao To $50 on SEATTLE PROP
block.
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/ OGGED OFF LANDS N MASON AND
Ia Thurston counties; excellent fruit land:
easily cleared and nicely situated Cor farms;
favorable terms. Tacoma NIL Company, Ia
coma. WASH
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MONEY TO LOAN. EQUITABLE BUILDING
VI Lean sEd Investment Association. room ol-
New YORK hloek.
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nowN TuEY co, A FEW LINES or
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them out Bargains Tor some one * VII ters
xas,r ewes 70 see our scent aud fecent counters
:. es,ssn. line decorated lsmps Just TeeeaNeds
rrsnitewz-s reduced - per ceHl. spsiSef ~
Hurfbus as Pike street. Ranke building.
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STOIEN- EITsAP COUNTY SCRIP. NO ~.
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No 4,RA, total yaiGe ~; also diamond rlnx
VIC nsae small sets reward and 10 questions
Asks1 @2is SavsusA street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-25

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