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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-06-22
ScHooL linus TEES

1NIE following Boards Of School Trustees
i have been apr ninted by the County School
Comm ssioners for Prince Georges county to
serve for one year:
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-06-22
Ve1U advertisements.
OsDEn OF R,rrrcArloS
Hill II. TUCK, Assignee,

| BENJAMIN F. GILBERT and MAGGIE S
GILBERT
In THE
CIRCUIT COURT FOR PRINCE GEohGE's
COUNTY, IN EQUITY,
No. 2099.
ORDERED this 81 day of June. 1894, that
" the sale of the property mentioned in these
proceedings be ratified ard confirmed, uIless
cause to the contrary tie shown on or before
the IA h day of July, 1894 llo>lttd a
copy of this ORDER be inserted in 1 He FRINGE
GEORGES ENQUIRER, a newspaper published
in Prince &c prge's County, Md, once in each
of three successive weeks before the said l4ih
day of July next.
The report states the amount of sale 10 be
S9,G5OOO.
JOHN W. BELT, Clerk,
Circuit Coult for Prince Georges County.
True Copy JOHN w. BELT, CLERK.
Test:
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-06-22
Onprr OF RArrplcArlox.
RICHARD 7. MORSELL, Trustee,
VS..
JOHN CHEW and MATILDA CHEW, his
wife,
IN THE
CIRCUIT COURT FOR PRINCE GEORGES
COUNTY, IN Equity,
No. 2O92.

ORDERED. This 3l>t dav of Nav. 4. ID. .S9i, that
" the sales the property entioned in these pro-
cee,iing he ratified and confirmed unless cause 10
the contrary he shown or before the 23l day OF
June. A. ID. 1891 provided copy OF this ORDER be M
serted III The PRI CE GEORGES ENQrIHER,a news
paper pub ished i'll Prince Georges Coun V. May
land in each of three successive wet h before
the said 23l day of June next.
The report states the amount of sales TO be
$3,g0.61.
JOHN W. BELT,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Z. g. Co, Md.
True copy-rest: JOHN W BELT, Clerk.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-06-22

Mr.. Nick zig introduced the American Ar
chiects Institute bill providing for coEpeti
hui1 limos
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-06-22

In the House of Representatives the Indian
appropriation was passed substantially as ii
was reported fiom the committee.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-06-22

The degree of Ii. ID. was conferred on
Capt. Alfred L. Mahon, of the United States
cruiser Chicago, by Cambridge University
Monday.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-06-22

CONSIDER THE LILIES OF THE FIELD, HOW THEY
GROW; THEY TOLL NOT, NEITHER DO THEY SPIN: AND
YET SAY UNTO You, THAT EVEN SOLOMON IN ALL His
GLORY WAS NOT ARRAYED LIKE ONE Of THESE.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-06-22

The Secretary Of the Treasury, in comma
nication to the Senate, calls attent on to The
large number of emisran:s ;avins the country.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-06-22

The speech Of Senator Hill, of New York,
in the Senate criticisng his democratic col
leagues for not placing coal on the free list
was unusually Litter.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-06-22

Mr.. Allen introduced bill granting pen
sions to all persons at SIP per month who
served in the war, paper money to be used to
pay such PENSIONS.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-06-22

The report of the statistician of The Depart
ment of Agriculture for June construes the
low percentage of condition of peaches into "a
practical failure OF the crop.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-06-22

There has been great falling off in con-
gresslonal legislation, attribute to the CEN
tering of interest Oh the tariff and to the de-
pleted cond ition of the treasury.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-06-22

Chall E. Sill, the Carnegie workman,
continued his testimony, on Monday, before
the House committee invest eating alleged If
reyuIarties in armor plate furnished the navy.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-06-22

Democratic leaders think the final vote up
on the tariff bill should be taken not l.tel
than Wednesday of nsXt week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-28
Ls...s ..,....s. sentence

NASHUA y r., dec 23-ihn ra'o NJ
joseph Lab "a, wps<f.islcd In the SUI
prcins cp,lrt = sterlsy. Clerk Willnnghh
OF tho rulc m p.oi ,ces, ho roc 'ris.
showing go s Mspy of those who signed
the irbl.-cl tsrscmAnt In 1888, under the
nuisano act, agr cing not o sell liquor.
had since appeared In court personally,
and pleaded guilty To tho charge OF selling
snirifuous quors ana paid their fines.
L,blno was Q ulenccd to six mo tbs 10
jail and 10 pay the G ats OF prosecution.
The court suggested TINT others
who had violated the agreemcnt not
to soil liquor should be pros. s.'cnted.
The decision has created intenre excite
nlcnt. There IL considerable discussion as
10 what action the Law and Order league
will take, now that Labinc's case is set
tied
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-28
GOFF'S WORK
Elany Lille Things Against
Inspector Williams.
1ao lc:orm,r Has Something 10 Say
About GoiI.

: ~ yc-y. Dec ~ hrn the 'l>yow
an,d,tue rcuncd 10 lnycs iga Ions ycs
Z slay nc noon. there was very large
crowd IA no conr,r, IN. After "a rh'ri
conlcrcnci with tile senators, Mr.. ind
cill,d ths nni.ies 81 Captains -Jeakim.
MashDurn Nna War es,oss. none oi
I cn repiid, pus llspost.,r h',liians rold
thc inquisi.ug that a.i .;ifcc "rg' s''E. .
This nl.Ga Mr.. u;ii Very nngr,, ard
when tine inspes,o resuniri the nitncs-
char his qucssioncr had ilrc ii \ 80.
which Dodad evil Ior llc 'i>ing Cinl'r."
Mr.. toll irst al kua nb M ilir l"cafi ~ of
William Dap lirsc iois ncy arc IN
LAX. d..s, IA .nc northern part ,t the en-
pre- w,is ti, rspsy Mf. ~ II ana the
Witness had a long ar 90 te''t NJ 10
whether lorc.rnrr- ctuid no,a properly nc
that tinic, bot Mniisnis ins.s"d thnt
hakoG,.e was u tra port In 1870, and
Alr. q II swIrchcd X 60 the cary 10's,
when Williams hal c.,ar.sc of the L.ghih
preciIlcJ.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-28
N1M ivkk 4 MEM ENGLAND
AassSnscr Aia-a. service, wcea A,ssys
Corrected ~ Nct. 20, iouA.

.assSNsor Aia... service, wcea A,ays,
Corrected ~ Dct. 20, iooA.
Isalns ieave PisoNlDkA1L a as Ioilowss
tor l.sstoI-ssoo a. 49,, s.-s y. TURN
s.ys a. nl., l-.1., s.-o y.
MAI.lOLA.--. 10 a. Ia. a. ia, $50 %. m
/ rlsnNnLIN-e:v, a. n, ~ lni 4.Il .sIJ D. "a
AiLrN l.D - 80 a. li., A. AL, s.1J y.
AilLiNu4 oN-i;vs AZ al :1 o:SJ, eli 100 D. m
"Esl Aili4iNUiOS-T 800, yivU, iis-s a. ...
: 2;so, s:ss, s:., S:.V y.
hNiohI . ii.ial---,;so. g!Jo, ll.So a IN. 2.45
0.xs b:SJ, F"li y.
MAAL.ASU y PA.A--s ,i0s, \ s:os, IL 80 a. m.; r
zs.', .iSs O.4', s.sJ, "il;Jo y. IA
NAiiIA, hAsh roiAi, ChNli.EvILLE
wAsaINoIVA-7:os, S.vo, lliso - ~, A.:vI,
ssso, assO, eizs s;So, 'i.io, -suivJ y. m
CRANsIoN, oAhLAWN--i:o i:os. ssys. .l.sa q IN;
iz:oi, .'iS 4;so, o'l', e;so, --ii;so y. IA.
PONTIAC, ARCTIC, uUiDNICA-Eve u,s5 a. m ;
z,Ao, oizd, o:SO, .-li 10 y. m.
ANInuN i-7sos, $500, ll.so =. m; l2;oi 2:ts $50
bi25, $50. ell 100 p. m.
coVhNrkf, siERLiNd-7;os, s:os, am; i2:oi,
s:i5, 4:sS y. m
SUMMIT. unEENE. oNEco, MoosUP, PLAIN.
fi1LD-Gvo, s'Ve. a. M il;el, z,so, s;so, 7 aiz5
JENBrr CITY, CANTERBURY, SCOTLAND,
VERSAILLES, bALriC. sUVfh wiNDnAM-
s:vt a. nj I2;Jl, 4:so, p. IN.
wlLLlMANTIC-s:os n. m; l2;o1, 4;3o, t7s25 D. m
hAkTFokD-zs:06 q. MI lz;0l, si50, t7izs y IA
flshkILL& NEWbUR0-s:0s a. M.
NUkwICh-7soc. s:vs a. MI lz;ol, 4i3o, 7:26 p. m
WATERBURY,, DANBUkY-s;oe q m. 7:z5 D. m
hAsT Thompson, WEBSTER, soUTHBRiDoE.
WokCksrkk, THOMPSON, PUTNAM and
PoMfhkr - o 80 a. m; 400 p. m.
CHICAGO AND THE WEST VIA NEwBURo.
AND ERIE R'Y-s;0e q. IN.
PAsCoAG AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
t;47, s;b6, IL a. m; 400 and $50 and ..ii ,is
p. m. Returning leave Pascoag at5.23 TAO and
s:i5 a. m; i2;4o, ssoz and $500 p. m.
All trains leave frsm west end Of Union Depot
Providence.
'saturdays only. s-sundays only
tDaily.
Tickets between Boston and Providence nimited,
,tcents, unlimited 81.
w.R BABCocK, a. PA
T.w. KEENAN,, supt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-28
----------------------------
Two steamers Missing.

SAN FRANCISCO Doc. 2s 1t Is now 90
days since the sse-m collicrs Montserrnt
and Kcwanewaw sailed for San Francisco
from ncighborlny ports on Vancouver
island and British Columbia Nearly all
the shipow ners believe the vessels and their
crews. nuanbsring nearly 80 men, were
lost In the gale which broke m the night
that the colisrs put 10 sea. The United
States gunboat Bennington went to sea
yesterday under instructi' ns to make a
thorough search for the missing vessels.
Tho revenue cutter Grant, which was dis
patched on u similar errand several days
ago. In still at sea-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-28
HAS IILTED EZETh.
lIi@ wri~ht Rni si.r Mothsr Arc ON
1ieir n ay Ncrt,iwarL

~ pAsn, Tex. Doc ss Airs, Marie
r. pins.n Wrghl mt her dauahrer, Miss
lila D.ne ~ sht pasu'l through this
II v, strr.iay from Mexico tn New York
They indignantly tonird the rrpori that
they hat hven ort'r~i out OF Mckee. and
4 ''lar q fhcr Intention ~ returning soon
.ft,r the,- trr -. New Yort
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-28
TELEGRApHIC DREvITIEs.

A family OF nine persons were poisoned
ut Racine, Wis.
hosrbud and Pine Ridge Indians are do
ing the ghost dance.
Joseph limos was killed by collision
at Orient Heights, Mass.
Reports Of starvation and disease come
from Pol isqtimnux, Labrador.
Rev. l j. X ,oney, agcd IL, vicar gen.
e-al of tho toronto diocese, is dead.
One hundred and twenty rcbcls were
burned to death by Brazilian troops
Fire In j. w. Mayberry's shoe factory
OF Haverhill. Mass. caused $1,000 loss
Dwight Miner. forger at Dunkirk, n.
Y. 10 years ago, hls given himself up.
Frauds by the late administration ol
Brazil are to be investigated more rigidly.
Seth I ohcll's sawniil at Fitchburp,
Mass. was destroyed by fire. Loss, &30u0
There was n bomb explosion near Am.
b,ssador MacVeagh's residence In Rome.
No damage was done.
Rcv. Sylvester II. Clark, a retired Meth,
odist Episcopal clergyman, died OF
Plymouth, Mass, aged 81.
Miguel Salgar, aged 65, ex-consul gen
eral oi The United States OF Colombia.
died suddenly at New York.
The Massachusetts Naval brigade wants
tho receiving snip Minnesota IL the Con.
stitution Is out OF the question.
The wal ehouse Of the Pioneer Paper
Stock company at Chicago wa, destroyed
by fire. The loss will amount to s5J0)O
DR.. william Detmold, one OF The oldest
surgeons I'm the United States. died In
New York. He was born In 1913 In Han
over
Rufus L. Coo died mt Centre Harbor, n.
H. He was born there April IL, 1887 and
WINS Democratic member OF the leg sla-
ture IL p:Sl pll 1890
Miss Harriet Maria Stockton, daughter
OF General Robert +. Stockton. was
married et Trenton 10 William l.. Dayton,
OK. United states minister TO The Hague.
The washing ashore Of quantity Of
wrcckage uy,n the Scotch coast near
Port Logan, Wightownshire, indicates the
loss OF the steamer Oswald with her crew,
bound for Cardiff
James Chisholm. who for years was n
prominent teacher Of mathematics. Ian
auagcs and chemistry in old days In lower
Now York, ii.d M Waterbury,, Conn. In
poverty. H. was 20 years old.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-28
Defsulted His isaiI.

BosToS, Dec, 2s--Olin Adams, prcsi-
dent of the Debenture Investment COM
pany, and who was recently held In the
sum of 5000 on a charge of procuring
money under false pretenscs, was dcfaulted
I'm the municipal court yesterday. Adams
had deposited s2b00 In cash with the clerk
of tho court, and this money will be for
feitcd unless he appears and has the de-
fault tuken .,T
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-28
Putnam Fonnd Guilty.

CONCORD. N. H.. Dec. 2s-Ex- President
w. Il. Putnam of the National Granite
State hank Of Exeter Is found guilty Of
embcszling go, 800 from the bank and alb
stracting from it 10000 In Leavenworih
Electric railway bonds, but not guilty Of
one other charge, according TO the jury's
verdict returned In the United Stetes
court last night. Seven of the 10 counts
In the indictment had been ruled out by
Judge Aldrich. Putnam received the ver-
dict apparently very cooily, and gave no
indication Of his feelings at the result
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-28
new YORK, NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.
J line tales giviay full information
as 20 iocai ana through train service
may b obia.nei at lroyidencs IL
tioa AMI statioas bslow.
TRAIN SERVICE FROM PROVIDENCE
koNibENC. .iIvisI'bS.
Corrected 10 November 10, 1885,

jhotibEN,. division.
Corrected TO November 10. 1885,
ROSTON '4isS,sts, 500, ssia 100. 7.sa 500,
sszS, nlo, oiio. s.lo saa G,al $780, is:OO oio D. M
su"da = 4is5 bst5, o;i6, s;lb, o,so a. m. I,
liso, t;sv o;lo, t'2V o. o. 1870 p, m RETURNING
Leave rOsAo nom lark square station s;J
sivS 500 alo'oo io'sj iisoo, II 'sS ~, i2n soo
.isv, s s'vv 600, bii0 bssO go $50. $500. 100
izioJ y. m. sundays--4slo. 300, a. M, 10, s:vo
200, 600. T;30, $50, il:oo y. m.
AIil-Ebon no-ci0o 7;oo fi4S s;i5 $500 1000 II s2o
~ M; i2:o,. i;io, ziio, s;al "a. iiiA osOS, e,so.
sszs ioIlS mao p m sundays-s'aa SAD,
NORA AiILkBoko anu PLAIN viLLk-7soD
slo, lvivV, hssO. IN lao. ssS, s:ao, ssli, ililJ
-, pm. sundays--5.ib .. m.
"AMfUM, lsA.sl AAJi. NORWOOD CENTRAL.
ADAnVOD and DEDHAM-i:ss Iliz0, a. In.
bisJ y. nj sundays, 40 y. IN.
ihLD-'4SS, oisS. eio, 7iJo, f;45, $780, ioi)l
u'-s a. a.. i..-., i'so si.s, sio. e,lJ. ss4s lv.D
IN sundays-t;-o, bia', S;io, ics5o a. m. i;so
4;Sv, 6szs y. IN.
a.a,.,r cars On y. Except Mondays.
fiiehbarg an ~, st~.oas s.sA .sisJ m,
i4.0b, t;lo y. m.
Lowen and way stations, csoo 1000 a. m, 4,iS .. N
.aanion and New Bedford, s;oO s.S. ssS = nj
i4ssS, .:u (Iaunton only, sils. S:o,. lo:tJ
As1.ios aagI o.--. A,.ls =. IA.
Sundays, s;i5 a. IA; $50 y. ln.
as1a.eDoio, 600, s'is a. 1906, j;2i, SAD n
fiyiAO1.A, ssis q. nj s.lJ y.
f"ssso "@ Nepv Soa, s'.s - Nj AI;9o ihyeAnls
onlyJ, 80, =.
.esll-e . and Aansucket via Woods Heli
osAJ "A IN.
Cottage Gay wa New Bedford, i2sls D. M
s.vH.S.4o-s .itl,lO.,.
Trains leave PRoylDENCE as follows for
-'.-' ioA4A-..-J q. -.. tsa.yJ, I.;ss, lexpress),
is'ss' N...i.tSa), 4.;ls a. 49,, $50, ..ss. NsAAy)
siv~ q. asi., Nua..y).
NJ" AS...A, s.Vnins toa l-ine-islD. 7.sS y. IN
sA..., e@eept Sanuag.
rhiA-.. .,4-.-4 ..i4A, a.44-IAAo4lI and WASHING.
iO.N va ..-..s.- 80, ,s.-4..~s. IA, s..s =. "a
t~.Ay).
~ '-.' EN-l;l5 a. nL lexpress daily, silS loc
eAfI is'ss teAp.J, iv:os k.llaltes). A4;.s ~ li
t.4pI tiiS teAS.l, s;s.. ,d-liy), sas leAp.aAilyl
e'.s ksA<' e~i4y/ y. al.
SA" .-N->DoS-ii-S, m. ldaiiy exp.,) tsD lao
sVn.,J, S.vs Nscev.. cun~ays VA4yI, l.oo
tApJ, s'SV lacSoiAiJ, iss l..p Az 20 (.4.Ii.
aaiAs "a aa Ns~i.b 80 lsSSO.ly, -AS (sAp.J, i.,s
t.As aAiiy), s.1s laeeoni. saaaays oaiyI, s:ls
I..ss~il, sss y. - N1>s 1sAyl. s.ss Y, lsxy.
@...yI
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-28
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
REGISTRY OF VOTERS.
CITY CLrRK's OFFICE, !
CITY HALL Dec. 8. lkys.

Notice Is hereby eiyen that persons desiring 20
vote IN tho year its5 for genera offcsis, ulust
seRIsier en- Or tefore December ~ 1854. add ion
The reeu AT ofhce hours laid Office wi be lept
oTen on FRIDAY, SATURDAY and MONDAY,
December %. ~ and ST. respectively, until O'Clock
p. m, accord ng 10 law.
WILLIAM d. CLARKE, City Clerk.
dec3-2st-d
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-28
x,ss wgIarI.

EIss WHIHIrs OLAEhAL E~Ekh
Mls, Wrs ~ iias become widely kb"wn
ss no ail .nc'l NJ Gcr,ral Ezota. OK Prcsi-
dent of = i ndnr, but she declares that SHE
l. dome with Ezesn. and that he Is entirely
without infr ,pcr IN Mexico.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-28
Trains leave pRoviDEscg as ,ol,ow, for
.oKuEsIEs Dlyisios.

Trains leave froyideIce ss ioilo~s 70.
"ShSEoi EAs-~i., N.~rssss), 'iSs isccom.l siiJ
taesoIiJ, .i:Y. - 49, ,seeo.n.J, .sSs I.Ay.l, ,i4J
leAp. 10 NvvIsoe-e.,. s.s l.Vs .-x.,, s.ss
a. lacooni).
sundsss-s;s. a. m. taecom.) 500 p. IN (acoou ,
AAA-A .iA-l-- :sJ, ss, s..s ..... .,s.
+i.e, o:.o, s.vs y. M.
sunoay s--s:sg a. in.; 900, 7;jl
.>.-AS.AsA@.s sGASlloN-i:3J, s;45, g.io, lo.lA
i.:sv ~ 4.ss. s.so, ..ys, s.sy, s:Ao y. Az "a,
tiSe, ...-s a. lll-
sunaays ssos a., iz;Jo. 5;9J, tip. 7:JJ sisl D. m.
"ooAsOChEi-s:io, 5ssJ, s:AS, sii0. loGlS, II:y,
~ ni.; liJs. .Ss. 49,, ass, s.AS, s.a5. ..ia
s.uo, Al.13 p. Ar
saleass cav m-, i..so. 100. eiVo. s;Ss ~,
s..y y. a.
"..-..-. Ana si.isIOL LHAaS A
Leave PROVIDENCE tiaa,a strest ssa.i.nj
SEwiVhl AAD FALL h.sEI.--.:r ga, ex-
Piess ga. s.S, a. aal .-.,g s.z o:sv ~ n
SAIgays .ol 4.lser s.oy " la. e.sJ A. in
As"YS.s sios - Li, q. IVA Nss 40. |.
Lva.I
AaiAul aud way stations al T;0o. T;L express s:Jj
Ga~ s.S9 a. nL. aIa i-.aJ, ~.sS. ...., s.ss.
49,, s;vs anu Al.l \.
suAaays a. s;ys a. a. aaa 9:JJ D. m
LisiS 49, -O, 60 ess 0:JJ, sJJ n l24j g:0l
$40, .'~v, t:~V, ~.sJ aa. 49,. =. .a s.a4aJs q
~. a. IA. aa1 ViSs y.
L.eelI.S cars .ease 4-4eaa.i.e piace, Providence
tso, .i.s, 49, ~nS .iv .l.. -. go. .. %
s.io, ,:-o ansl s..s q. 9,a..s =.
.!.i, d. AZ.
saI~ay a. s.JJ A. AID S.lJ y. IN.
oLO. A. IOSNnn- n. L. kESDALA
A~ss. Ai..sS 14snag-E Osa >-ss A.sa-
A.. ~. a44A-L.s, Geni supL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-28
"No actual Dencit."

BRooKLYN. Doc. 2S.-Deputy County
Treasurer Harrington says regarding tho
Story that the cohniy treasurer, nc cunts
show "a shortage OF ss9,6l9 that there is no
actual deficit Cashidr Tormoy, Harring-
ton says, will soon be back
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-28
lHE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
To Iron Founders.
DEP RTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
CommDsloLer's once, city Hal,

DEP RTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
CCmmHsioLcr's once, city Hal,
Providence, AZ. l., Dec ~, 1894.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received al thil
tfge Until - c'eicck q. m III lDAf. Dec. rs, 1884
for furnishing the following sizes Of
CAST IRON WATER PIPES.
1iis tens Of .240 pounds. 4 inch = in diameter;
10 sof s2s0 pounds, inches IN diameter,
xso tens OF 2?fU pIunds. inches In dian'eler;
IS tors OF 21s0 pounds. 10 inches In diameter
The de,Nery 10 conn ence on or teiore April !,
1sgs. ana 10 be continued as rapidly as required,
and 10 be fully completed cn or before June },
lsst.
Atord satisfactory TO the Commissioner or GER
ff.d check In the Of 5000, liquidaied dam
ages or allure TO execute the ,ontfaet within ten
tsys. u svarded, WI be required OF each bidder
81 d sstsfactory tond in le,un OF s2oo, condi-
iion,d vi on the faithful fulhllment OF the con-
Specification. forms Of contIact and az proposal
mHy be obtained on apple alton at this ONCE.
The right to re .ect any ,r oil proposals. 10 re-
served. ROBERT Il. SMITH,
dec2i-6t Commissioner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-28
Wood & Watson sP h Fs Sal Cloves h9aS n Hs,a 4S @ III
CITY or PROVIDENCE.
SEVER AssESsM lNTS.


The ownerso' estates asses Cd or The eonstrue
Ton rtN N a. o. AZ. name nansi,
are Le.ey1 .olIta thai he sssessmesN
sof sasd soAslrue' on srr- % tas ,st aay Of De-
sempss, .s's i-d.sa A. tns sm-s VI 'ns S'v
In promenade street from Rathpons street 10
.a .e~s str, ct from ter stree, to . point
abcu. feet west of tie angie vest OF scatter
ssfer, ana rsn.ef sleet from smith street 10
10 asa. stvet IRON end of sewer in cansI street
te . s,...n slsese sna an anal avenue from Ssaa
slices Norfh Aaln street
A.. sso-o ss.sstirvia .-enox avenue to Thurbsr's
ea1r.
~ A..aa street from cs,daee street TO Psk In
IL \ a'ns sueet from Douglas avenue 10 Can
.n lueAstl street ir m E.mwood avenue to Pub
9 sil,et Ani Ia Adhs.Ie aysaus fson hamilton
.s!ess - nrosd street and IA broad street fro"
AIDE = ae .ue ~ Len "A avenue. .
ia ~ 4 Tic - esas Lon iread street 10 Hamii-
~ ..sls son avenue from Pottsrs avepu, 70
Huatin 10 Eyen4e
g. 9, tie d street from Emwood avenue 10
"a .aInwooi avenue from Carlisle avenue "a
HaIha a. street an. tLrOugh Roger lliams
Ia 20 oJnDecs silh the main sewer OF the Ilu-
wsod -iy .s4oa VI imprSvea sewerage.
Ia Cnntvn street from hege4t avenue 10 Chalk
stone aseaye, I'D in Berken stree. IRON kegeat
avenue 70 Gladstone avenue
II payne q OF the wsoie OF ay assessment u
N ldt before the LIST day % December, lo9 dsiuc-
pef Ienlam pee sunum from the dlte Of the par.
meyt 70 said last Tsntioned oats --'
AZ %, sbtal's - - s.-.s- .s.' ~nlch ~ ~ -
atvse assessments oL.-iLigd must be paid on o
feiole / &C !, 500; one-tbird must be paid on o
before bee. y, lsft. With INTEREST," one thlfd .us
be paid ON or before Dee. l, 49, with inltrest.
ii the first ins 'aiment l. not paid at the end o
one year fiom The cay OF the 10 smeDt OF The as
tsssnen with The City Treasurer, the who'
aseestu ent can then be collie tcted with irteres
tlsIcfrom al tre rate Of sir co. per cent. pc
annum and expenfes ~ collect on.
ID. J.. u GRANGER. city Treasurer.
dect-fmo
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-28

Calling Cards.
a hne package OF Ealing cards for z5c. a
NKws Job Office.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-01
IS A GIGANTIC FRAUD
Exposure Of the Methods of a
Former Spokane Firm.
MESSRs. PIERCE, WRIGHT q CO
Pierce supposed 20 Have Fled From Lon
don 10 Mexico with million
Desisrs-sc scid Bogus Boad..

Spokane. Nov. z5.--Correspondence
Spokane has been entertaining n
Napoleon OF finance unawares. The
firm of Pierce. Wright a Co, who oper-
ated here In the boom days and up to
the close of 1889. has succeeded In start
ling London and New York financial
circles. and has created a tremendous
sensation at yankton. South Dakota.
Minneapolis. st. Paul and Chicago
papers bring graphic reports OF the
audacious operations OF the senior MEM
ber OF the firm. He has left London,
England. In a hurry. and is supposed
TO be In Mexico with million procured
by fraud and forgery. Pierce operated
around Yankton. South Dakota. He had
a bank there. and was q local piunger
His method was to prepare bogus school
bonds. dispose of them In England. pay
the interest through his bank. and &c
on indefinitely. Ha is also charged with
selling imaginary silver mines. and with
collecting mortgage payments due Eng
iish capitalists and retaining the pro
ceeds. His property in Yankton 10 the
value Of 500. 600 has been seized. II Il
said he left London with a million dol
lars Gilman q Co. OF New York are alss
said to have bought large Jumps OF hi,
bogus paper.
The Spokane directory for 1899 con
tains this card:
Pierce. Wright Il Co.. OF London
England. Loans. bonds, mortgage bro
kers and foreign exchange agents. II
ID. Skinner. manager. "a and rs cushins
block"