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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14
TeLEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.

Sons Of Temperance closed their session
ct Waterville, Me.
Governor Greenhalge visited Mrs. Cleve-
land at Gray Gables.
James f. Floyd was arrested at Boston
On a charge Of forgery.
The jacob Emery homestead at Haver-
hill, Mass, was burned.
Sweeping and successful liquor raids
were made at Derry, N. H.
All pickel-in-the-slot machines have
been ordered removed in Bristol, Conn.
The Massa achusetts naval brigade will
have the San Francisco for their tour Of
auty.
A burglar and policeman at Biddeford,
Me-, exchanged shots, and the burglar es-
caped.
The vigilant will be altered in order to
avoid conceding time allowance to the
Britannia.
Miss Mary keenan,. "a years OF age.
com United suicide at New Haven by TAX
ing trough on rats"
Mayor Bancroft Of Cambridge. Mass.
thinks that the delivery of ice cream on
Sunday is unlawful
The Central Trust company OF New
York was appointed trustee Of the first
mortgage l-2 per cent mortgage bonds
OF the Denver, Lesdville and Gunnison
Railroad company In place Of the New
Epxland Trust eompsnS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14
DIED.

BUFFINTON- At the Rhode Island Hospital.
July IL. Joseph Il. Bufinton. aged %
years.
CoLE-In this city, July 10, Gertrude, daugh-
ter of James VI. and the late Mary T..
Cole, aged years and months.
CHRIsTIAN-In Fairlawn. July II, Elizabeth
Christian, wife of Robert Christian.
CARTY- In Central Falls. July Il, Winifred,
wife of Gilbert Carly.
CAREY-In this city. July l3. Elizabeth A.,
wife OF Thomas h. Carey aged 80 years
CHACE-In swansea, July u, James I. Chace.
aged "A years, months, days.
FREEMAN-In this city, July 10, Thomas
Freeman, aged IL years and monthss
UARRIS-In Warren, July IL. Mrs. Mary A.
widow of'Charles j. Harris.
HATH AWAY--In this city, July 10, Angus
tus J. Hathaway. son OF the late Joshua
and Mary a. Hathaway, aged AZ years
KIERNAN--In this city. July l2. Joseph Kicr'
nan, aged byears.
LEE--In Soldiers Home, Bristol. II. L.. July
L.. George A. Lee.
MAsoN-In this city, July Il, William Ma
son. aged rs year., II months, days.
Funeral sunday, the 18th, at 8 y. M, from
his late residence, 5s4 CransIon street. Rela-
tiyes and friends are invited To attend
Burial at convenience OF family.
MCCARTHY 7 In this city. July ~. William
son OF the late William aud Margaret Nc
Carthy, aged 3years.
M'MAHoN-At River Point, II. l.. July ~
Margaret, daughter OF Thomas y. anc
Catherine Nc cslahon, aged months,
MAIONY- IL this eity July ", Daniel Ma.
F. hony. aged 70 years.
/ MURRAY-ln this city. July Il, Catherine
wife of John Murray, aged sugars.
RII.EY In this city. July IL Thomas G., sol
Of William II. and Catharine A. Riley
AGED 10 months 81 days,
| SMlTH-In this city. July u, Thomas Smith.
aged 81 years.
| THITRBER--In this city. July IL. Martha y.
widow Of George Thurber, aged "a ysars
| month and II dayA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14
THE JAPS ARRIVE.

After all sorts OF mishaps, including
wrecks, floods, strikes and what not, the
imperial japanese troupe has arrived at
Crescent Park and grand exhibitions IN
connection with the American hippodrome
will be given at the Coney Island OF the
East tomorrow. This Japanese troupe is a
remarkable one and it comes direct from
the Mikado's Royal Palace Theater, Toxic.
The Sunday exhibition on the stage in
front of the grand will include national
pastimes, games and sports OF the Flowery
Kingdom. Oriental pictures and scenes
will be presented, conveying an intelli-
gent idea of the way they have amuse-
ment in the land of enchantment.
This exhibition at Crescent Park tomor-
row cannot be duplicated in point OF
magnitude and completeness In this
country and everybody can see 1t for little
monev
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14
NORTH END NE VS.
THE NEWS BUREAU.
NoxrH END. <2s BRANCH AvEsus.
Telenhana QlI-l


william Nolan, in the employ of Cassidy
& Co., plumbers, met with quite severe
accident yesterday. He was soldering
pipe, when some Of the boiling lead fell
on his right shoe and burned through the
leather. Two Of his toes were badly burned
His trouble did not end here, however.
On his way home on Admiral street near
the Oriental Mill he was set upon by a
savage dog, who fastened his teeth in his
thigh and tore piece out Of his pants:
Miss Mahoney was surprised at her
home on North Davis street last evening
by about twenty of her friends. The
party had with them two musicians, and
singing and dancing was indulged in until
q late hour.
Last night about 10 O'Clock a. Frank
Burgess, 65 years old, was on his way
home on Douglas avenue in Woodville,
lust over the city line, he was struck by q
volley OF stones which came from cIump
OF bushes near the roadside. One OF the
stones struck him in the face cuttings bad
cash, another struck him on the back OF
the head, cutting a cash FIVE inches long,
rendering him unconscious. He was
found later by a man named Gallagher
and carried to his home, S07 Douglas ave-
nue., where he was attended by DR.. Black.
The case has been placed In the hands OF
Officer Kunicum of North Providence,
who il investigating the matter.
John Nickerson, employed at the Silver
Spring Bleachery, was nearly suffocnted
yesterday afternoon by falling through q
room where the manhole Is located, but
failed to notice that the cover had been
taken of and fell In feet first. Forum
ately, some Of the help saw him and took
him out He remained In an unconscious
condition for over an hour.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14
NEWPORT NE VS..
Trrom our Regular correspondent.l

From our Regular SorrSsponocnhl
NEWPORT. July 13.-After a pleasant
stay of four days the visiting cadets broke
camp this morning and proceeded to their
different homes. The hop given
in their honor at the Ocean
House last evening was a decided success,
Proprietor Leland doing all in his power
to make the boys at home. Dancing was
enjoyed from 8 to II o'clock, Professor
Browston's orchestra furnishing music.
During the visit here the cadets have been
most Hospitality treated and heartily ap-
preciate the fact, and are desirous OF max
ing Newport the city in which the next
annual camp will be held.
At meeting of the Town and Country
Club, held at the residence Of Mrs. William
Rogers yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Julia
Ward Howe read highly instructive
paper on "The Alien in America"
The Red Men of Providence make visit
to this city this evening on steamer
Planet.
The difficulties between the local ball
nine and the Park Commissioners, have
been settled, and at 3 80 today the North
Ends OF Boston, and the Newports will
cross bats. A good game Is expected.
The Casino dance last evening was
marked by another small attendance.
Mr.. Willis 5. Knowles, Mr.. Z. Il.
Fletcher, Mr.. +. &. Fletcher, MIR. +.
Heely, and Mr.. Ii. c. Curtis OF Providence
are registered at Leland's Ocean House.
The large estate at the corner of Thames
street and Cotton's court has been sold
This is one of t|ss finest business sites in
the city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14
THE FINANCIAL NEWS.
The Stock Market Stands Up Firm
Today.
Everybody Seems BulIish In Sugar
just Now - Strength Of Market
Amazipg-Gos


Special 10 The Ne,cs
NEW YORK, July l4.-London better
on most stocks, but l.. q NJ, In strongest
and Is " better. This road shows nearly
per cent. earned In poor year and is
purchase. The South will improve quicker
than the West. Dunn says the soundness
and strength of business Is amazing.
Newspapers think Sugar will get 40 per
cent. duty and no protection. The whole
country seems to be bullish on sugar.
Commission houses are long great deal:
The only cause given for the selling OF
ID. Il q. F., was probability that con-
ference committee may report
the tax of 81 as origin
ally fixed by the House, instead OF sl.lO
as determined by Senate. AT the time
the bill left the House with the : tax
provision the stock was selling consider
ably higher than at present. However,
the decline on the iuea
that the House bill Is TO be
restored is consistent for the reason that
the company has been moving goods oul
OF bond very largely Of late, In discount
OF the Senate bill.
IL Is positively OF no use endeavoring 70
expect or predict a rational course fol
Whiskey. Many of the insiders are sand
baggers and have about Is much con
science.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14
QUICK WORK.
Senate Disposss of the River snd Harbos
Appropriation Bill.

Senate Dlsposss of the River sad Harbos
Appropriation Bill.
WASHINGTON. July 1.-The river and
harbor appropriation bill. which usually
gives rise to sharp debate and consumes
from three days TO week for It's compile
tion, was passed yesterday. Another im-
portant bill-the legislative, executive and
judicial-was Immediately taken upand
put we'll on its way toward passage before
the senate adjourned.
The early part OF the dsy's proceedings
was enlivened by a discussion of Mr..
Hale's resolution inquiring whether there
had been a meeting Of the conference
committee on the tariff bill. Besides the
rauthor Of the resolution. the Republican
conferrees, Senators Allison, Aldrich and
Sherman. each expressed their condemna-
tion OF SENATE chamber" method OF con-
sidering the bill now involved.
Mr. voorher. replied that he had been
sctuated by an overwhelming desire to
hurry the bill through its last stage In
not inviting the Republican member to
the meetings II was necessary that the
majority should hrst formulate some line
Of action for themselves, after which .
fun conferences wouid be called, Several
bills OF minor Importance were passed.
The house agreed to the report of the
conference on the pension appropriation
bill The rem sinder OF the day was de-
vsted TO the consid Grafton OF private bills
Although several were debated none VA
passed. The evening session wns for th'
oonsidsratios Of private psnsion siiiA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14
SECOND PLACE.
Providence Likely to Be the
Championship Town.

Games Today.
EASTERN LEAaUE-Erie at Providence,
Wiikesbarre at Troy, Binghamton at
Syracuse, Buffalo at Springfield.
NATIONAL LLEAGUE-Boston ct Cincin-
natl, Brooklyn at Chicago, New York ct
Pittsburg, Philadelphia at Cleveland,
Washington at Louisville, Baltimore at
st. Louis.
Games Monday.
EASTERN LEAoUE-Buffalo at Prov
idence, Erie at Springfield, Binghamton
at Troy, Wilkesbarre at Syracuse.
NATIONAL LEAaUE--Boston at Phila-
delphia, Cleveland at Cincinnati, Louis
Vile at Chicago, Pittsburg at st. Louis.
Games Sunday.
Providence and Erie at Rocky Point.
Brooklyn at Chicago, Baltimore at St.
Louis, Washington at Louisville, Cieve-
land at Cincinnati.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14
EASTERN LEAGUE.
The Home Team Now Next to tho
League Leaders.


The defeat of Erie by Providence yes
terday put the Grays in second place for
the championship OF the Eastern League.
Troy has been playing unsteadily OF late
while Providence has developed q gilt
edge article. IL this sort OF thing Is
maintained for a few games more, the
Greys will head the procession, place
from which II will be difficult for tho
other fellows to dislodge them. IL looks
now as though Providence would again
be a championship baseb ball town.
Yesterday the home team had its muscle
up and it damned the ball when lamming
would do the most good. Nine OF the 10
Providence runs were earned. Jack
Healy pitched for Erie and he was
astonished at Stricker's sprinters' famili-
arity with him. They touched him cp for
10 singles and 10 totals. That was enough
to win the game by the large majority OF
10 to 1. Erie was saved from
whitewash by Healey's hit
over the left field fence. Ii
was the only run they could scrape. Bas-
sett made stunning play by stopping q
smoking daisy cutter one handed and
skinning 1t to first base, singing as 1t
went. The Grays ran bases as though
the Fries were down to Field g
Point having a clam dinner and
grabbed the ball as though errors were
Impossible. They played q game that
would have larrupped the Bostons. The
subjoined score tells the story in full:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14
A Resr-End Collision.

BALTIMORE July l4-Just beyond the
Lake Roland station an express train
crashed into the rear of way train, de-
railing the locomotive Of the express and
seriously injuring i've persons, two Of
whom are perhaps fatally hurt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14

League. ThSy will b. st the top whom
the season CLOSES, too.
Umpire 0sffnsy reoommsndsd shannon
of the epringAsids TO tho Cincinnatis as
the best utility man Of the East.
The other day q ticket was presented at
the Ciuciunssi ball grounds that had not
been used since 1882. 1t had lain under
cover ~ years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14

FRAskrsRr. Ky, July 1.-THE state
treasury. which has been short Of cash for
two months past. exhausted its funds and
suspended payments yesterday on all OF
the states obligations. The suspension
n for an iudefnite period.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14

AMEspuRY. Mass, July IA The vsnier
$500 forgery case came 10 an end In tue
district court yesterday. oyella vanier,
the defendant. was held In $500 for the
grand Jury Bonds were given.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14
ro,.,o.. WIN "A. abort.

ANEsBuRy. Mass, July N-Reporn
from 10 ue,ybboring farming towns show
big damage W crops from want OF rain.
The potato crop 10 rninsd In several
towna
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14
LATEST


Rev. Edward #. Carrigan, pastor OF 81.
Peter and Paul's church, has been IN at
tendance at the annual retreat OF the
priests of the diocese OF Rhode Island,
this week. Rev. FIR. Brady OF Arctic
Center has been the officiating clergyman
at the church during fr. Carrigahs ao-
sence. &
Mort hampton, Mass, are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Whitford on Lin
Manager Robert Rsoch, who has been
on q trip to Asbury. Park, N. D., TINS
week, has returned home.
Services at the Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow will be as follows:
Preaching at 0:45 a. M; Sunday Schooi
at 12 :15 ID. M; Epworth League service at
$50 p. M; preaching at 1850 p. M; the
fourth discourse In the series on the
Bible; subject, "The Bible Young feo-
services at the Phenix Baptist Church
tomorrow will be as follows: Preaching
at 1O:45 by the pastor, subject: The
Christians Birthright." Following the
service there will be q baptism; Sunday
School at 1915 p. mi Y. +. 3. Z. T.. at o:so
1.-THE Nazarine."
Miss Mabel Greene OF High street is
visiting 9th friends in Taunton, Mass. :.
The Sunday School of S.S. Peter and
PauI's Catholic Church, started this
morning on its annual excursion to Rocky
Point. The children were conveyed In
party wagons.
Mrs. Joseph w. Pearce Is quite Ill at her
home on Lincoln avenue.
Miss Mary Il. Woolsey is visiting with
Mrs. Henry King at Apponaug.
Services at st. Andrews Episcopal
Church tomorrow as follows: Sunday
School at 10, preaching service at ii a. IN.
Mrs. William A. Lewis left here yester-
day to visit her mother who is quite Ill
at Shawomet Beach.
The regular weekly meetings OF Nc
Gregor Post, No. IA, q. A. r., will be dis
continued until the first Friday in Sep
tember next.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14
Saw Dust

with Q population OF 80 Is Georgia To-
cality recorded in the News Pocket Atlas
Census ana Gazetteer. Price zoo.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14
Chicago Grain Notes.

Chicago Grain Notes.
suorED nv a. p. wEEoEs
Car Lots Today-Wheat, o; corn, 100;
oats, AZ; hogs, 5000
Estimates Tomorrow-Wheat, a.; corn,
125; oats, 81.
Heavy shipping hogs, $3.50 and 5000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14
Daily Cooking Hint.

CURRY or COLD ROAST BEEF-Cut
some slices OF cold roast beef into rather
small square pieces. and dredge them
with -four; chop small onion fine, and
fry IL i'm two tablespoonfuls Of butter in
the cbafing dish add gill OF stock and
one tablespoonful OF curry powder: put
in the pieces OF beef, and let all simmer
ten or fifteen minutes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14

Earned runs, Providence 9; Erie l. Two-bas4
hit Bassett Thrce-base hit Stricken. Sacrifice
hit, knight Home run, Hesly. stolen bases,
plays McAuley and Strickerj Cooney, Stricken and
Rogers. First base on balls, by sullivan 3; by
Healy 2. First base on errorss Providence q.
struck ou I, Rogers, Healy. Passed balls, McAuley
1; Berger 2. Hit by pitched ball. Knight Time, 2
hours. Umpire. Swartwood.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14

Hits, Springfield ISIS. Buffalo lo-2o. Errors,
hey, Hopper and Urquhart.
Troy II, Wilkesbarre 10.
Troy defeated Wilkes barre in a close and
exciting game yesterday, at Troy. Black
burn started to pitch for the visitors, but
was superseded by keenan, after Troy tied
the score in the third inning. Home
runs when three men were on bases, by
Scheffier and Breckinridge gave the VIC
tory to Troy.
Innings. ..........i 345s IS
Wilge.sarrc...... TTH{g 90
Hits, Troy Ii, wilkebarre ~. Error, Troy 3,
Black burn, keenan, and Warner. Attennace 1900,
Syracuse &, Binghamton 3.
Syracuse defeated Binghamton yester-
day at Syracuse in well played game. the
home team making only one error. Eagan
made a home run.
sIIInsnsian.s....,.........."..... Innins. s...,...".i. ss s-s
Hits, Syracuse o. Binghamton IS. Errors, syra-
cuse 0, BinghamtonS 3. Batteries Barnett and Hess,
Delaney and Rafter.
National League.
At Cincinnati yesterday Boston ham
mered uotn %. C.a1innati's pitchers with
out ceasing, aud won with the greatest
ease.
Boston. ..."....". 30
Cincinnati. 3 o . o o.
Earned runs Boston. Is: Cincinnati, q
Base hits-Boston. 81: Cincinnati, ~. Errors
Boston, 9: Cincinnati, g. Batteries-Staley
and Ryan: Tannehill, PARROT and Murphy.
At St. Lopis
st. Louis 3 o o III
Baltimore. 3 O o o o OIL
Base hits-St. Louis. is; Baltimore, 8. kr.
rors--St. Louis, O. Baltimore. 8. Batteries
Breitenstein and Twineham; Hawke. Mo
Mahon and Clarke.
Al Plttsburg:
Pittsburg ......... IN
New York .......... o D
Base hits--Pittsburg. 8; New York. Q. Er
rors--Pittsburg. 3: New York, g. Batteries
Ehret and Mack; Westervelt and Farrell.
At Cleveland:
Cleveland, .."... I II
| Phiiadelpbis...... o o o =
Base Cleveland, Is: Philadelphia. IL
Errors--Cleveland, I; Philadclpnis, 5. Bat
teries-Youns and o'Connor; Callahan AM
New England League.
! At Portlapa-- Portland, 70: Bangor, o.
| At Lewis.on-Iewiston,l IA; Hsverhill. 12
At Brockton-B -Brockton, Z: Pswtucket. q
Hayes aud Mcf3lone Of the disbanded
Worcester club have been signed b,
| b. or.
4 As...st.-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14
Springfield 8, Buffalo g.

at Springfield, in q game which was tied
till the ninth inning. A combination Of
hits and errors at that point, established
q lead of three which Buffalo was unable
To overcOme.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14
Talked About.
Entertainments Today.

ROCKY PoINT-Forest Casino and Biiou Theater
Georgia Minstrels and Vaudeville.
CRESCENT PARK-Great American Hippo
drome.
ADELAIDE PARK-Providence VS.. Erie.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14
Arctic Centre.

The business men OF this village intend
having one of the finest celebrations ever
held in the Pawtuxet Valley on Satu ray
afternoon and evening, July II, to G e.
brate the first days traffic OF the
Union Electric Railroad Company.
A meeting OF few of the business men
was held Thursday evening in the fire
station at which q committee OF Messrs
McNeilis, McManus, Tibbi.s, Smith,
Whitman and Bouchard were appointed
to solicit money and TO get the
views of the merchants In the matter, to
report at an adjourned meeting held last
evening. As the first meeting was tenn
porary one no officers were elected. j. L.
McNeilis was appointed chairman,
w. c. Tibbots, secretary. A report oil
the committee elected at the previous
meeting was then listened to, which was
very satisfactory. showing the amount
solicited to be about $50.
A general committee to carry out the
celebration was then appointed as follows: !:
j. p. McNeilis, chairman; j.. G.
Claivin, secretary; w. c. Tibbots.
treasurer; NJ. McManus, j. C..
Carter. The celebration will consist OF
racing, firemens' parade, band concerts
and to wind up with q grand display OF
fireworks in the evening. The meeting
adjourned till Tuesday at 9p. IN.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14
Warren.

The ladies OF the Afternoon Whist Club
gave a large picnic at the cottages on
Burr's Hill, Thursday. Supper was served
at 6 o'clock, and over sixty people en-
joyed the excellent spread.
Miss Alice Gardner entertained large
number of friends last evening. The lawn
was brightly illuminated and the guests
enioyed themselves immensely.
The South End Cricket Club OF Fall
River play the f. A. A. today.
Messrs. Southwick and Hammond OF
Brooklyn, N. Y, are here on two weeks
cruise.
The beautiful yacht Titan OF New York
is anchored in the river and Will be here
for several days.
The Bourne brothers sailed on a long
cruise yesterday.
MIR. Harold Ketchum was the guest of
Mr.. George Bullock yesterday.
Miss Charity Bishop OF Boston, Is visit
ing friends. Miss Florence Luck Is in
town.
Great preparations are being made on
Mr.. William r. Honans' lawn for the lawn
party party to be given by the Warren
Brass Band.
Mr.. A. Kempton Dean Of Boston, is in
town.
Burrillville.
The funeral of Miss Annie Clavin took
place yesterday morning from st. Pat
rick's church, Harrisville, at 8 o'clock,
Rev. Father Malone officiating
The Young Ladies Sodality, OF which the
deceased was valued member, attended.
The interment took place at the Pascoag
cemetery.
Forest fires have been raging all day and
night in the land owned by Mr.. Dennis
Mowry.
This week great progress has been made
with the haying. The central and north
ern parts OF the town are suffering much
from drouth, while the condition Is no,
nearly so bad in the extreme southern
part.
License money is being rapidly returned
by the town treasurer TO the unsuccessful
applicants for liquor licenses which
they had paid the town wheI
the Board OF Aldermen granted
the franchises. OF course these licenses
were given up upon the appointment o
the license commissioners. some OF th'
men who were granted licenses by thu
Aldermen failed to receive licenses at th'
hands OF the commissioners.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14
National League.

Hits, Syracuse 2. Binghamton IL. Errors, syra
cuse o, Bfnghamton3 3. Batteries, Barnett and Hess
Delaney and Rafter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14
Troy II, Wilkesbarre 10.

Hits, Springfield 1878. Buffalo 1925. Errors,
Springfield /, Bunalo4. Batteries, Dolan and La
hey. HOMER and Urauhart.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14

Syracuse 3, Binghamton 8.
Syracuse defeated Binghamton yester-
day at Syracuse in well played game. the
home team making only one error. Eagan
made a home run.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-01-03
LEGISLATIVE.

In the Senate yesterday Mr.. Little
introduced bill to amend the charter
ofthe Chesapeake, Fredericksburg and
Western Railroad Company, and Mr..
AIushbacr one to provide for the issue
of 100000 of bonds by Alexandria
county, for the appointment ola coun-
tv engineer and for the improvement
Of county roads, and to amend section
52l, chapter n, Of the code, with ref
erence to the pay of county clerks.
In the House the bills to regulate the
practice of medicine and surgery in
Virginia; to allow the late treasurer OF
Prince William county to collect by
levy certain tax bills not returned de-
linduent, and to ratify, validate, APP
prove, and confirm the charter of the
Deis Manufacturing Company, and to
make valid and binding all acts of said
company, and all contracts made by OIL
with said company since April 16, 1892,
were passed.