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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-19
LATE SPORTING NEWS
PLAYED OFF THE TIE.
Carroll Institute BOwlers Defeat the
Columbia Athletics.

The bowling contest last night at the
Columbia Athletic Club between the team
of Carroll Institute and the Colulnbias was
exciting from start to finish. In every
game the team scores were good, and
especially so in the last one, and were won
or lost by narrow margins. In the last
game the great bowling of Capt. Albert
SchuIteis, in which he made the high score
of 30 pins, the highest yet made in the
tournament, won the game for his own
team by only six pins. number OF the
players of both teams were quite erratic
at times, but on the whole the team scores
are first-class.
The bowling of last night was great
proof of the firm quality and complete
superiority of the G. A. c. alleys.
The Columbias will not participate In
another contest until January =, when the
Buena Vistas will be the guests or the
winged-arrow bowlerS.
Scores in detail:
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Plea for Armenia.

Mr.. D. K. Varzhabedian yesterday after
noon read a paper on the Armenian ques-
ton before the members of the Mission Cir
Gle of the First Congregational Church.
The speaker, who is a native of Armenia,
was thoroughly conversant with the SUBJ
ject, and his discourse proved highly en-
tertaining He referred to the great an
tiquity of the Armenian race, and told of
how the Turks invaded Armenia about 700
years ago. Then he explained the rule Of
the Turks, and described the condition of
Armenia today. In closing, Mr.. Varzha-
bedian made a strong plea In behalf Of a
civilized government for Armenia.
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Four FavOrftes on the Island.

1t was a sad day for the gentlemen be-
hind the states at the Alexander Island
track yesterday, four favorites and a
strongly backed second choice catching the
judges eyes first. The racing was interest
ing, but none of the winners were forced.
As usual. the fields were large, and the
track, while safe, was not suitable for
fast time. The attendance was again large.
and 1t was a speculative one in every
sense, the sixteen bookmakers in line being
kept busy in taking in and paying out,
especially the latter. The winners were;
Tiny Tim, to 5; Levina, l to 2; Vestibule,
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May BE Reinstated.

Messrs. William Barnie and Fred. Pfeffer
will probably, 1t is stated, be reinstated in
the National Base Ball League. Barnie has
written for a hearing, and Pfeffer is to ask
in person for one
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Another New Cycling Record.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., December 10
Charles S. Erswell today established new
bicycle record 1t is for the mile unpaced
standing start, on road. He made the mile
in 2:04 2-5. Howard Chaffin made half
mile under the same conditions in 1O4, es-
tablishing a record for that distance.
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Golden Circle.

A meeting of the Golden Circle, colored
associated charities, recently organized,
was held last evening, w. c. MartiD pre-
siding. Arrangements were made for a
charity reception to be held in Convention
Hall, January 2.
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8 to 8: Prince John, even money, and
Mask, to /.
Resented the Unjust Handicap.

Resented the Unjust Handicap.
SAN FRANCISCO. December 19.-Adolph
e. ,Spreckles has resigned from the vice
presidency of the California Jockey Club,
because Of what he considers the unfair
weight put upon his horse Cadmus In
handicap race, when Cadmus had to carry
120 pounds against Senator Irby's lib
pounds, and less weight by other horses,
this too, on a heavy track.
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Standing of the Teams.

The next match Will take place on the
alleys of the Young Mems Catholic Club.
and the team of the Buena Vista Club will
be the opponents.
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1.-THE Veteran" a drama of the street, in
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will appear complete, with appropriate IL
Illustrations, in Saturdays Star.
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A Christmas Venture.

A striking holiday sketch, written ex-
rressly for The Star, will be published
next Saturday.
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.I.effinr in the Jungle"
Copdeu Cross Elections.

The conclusion of Rudyard Kipling's story
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buncles, and the worst
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"My Lady Primrose"
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La GRIPPE.

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III. Although 1 had full confidence In
the republics ability to preserve order, and
I regarded the chance of an uprising Of the
royalists, even under the favorable cir
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-04
PUBLIC HEARING.
civ ~ Wai, ne preriaons p or Somm,',essS mnr

City Hall, Providence, May 4. isSt
The Joint Committee Of the City Council on sew.
ttons and resolutions, viz.
Petition Of John A. swens on et al. for sewer In
street;
Resolution ordering a sever in Atlantic avenue,
from Elmwood avenue to Hamilton street;
Resolution ordering sewer In Union avenue,
from Messer street TO Huntington avenue.
nue. from Elmwood avenue 10 Melrose street;
Andrew H. Charles ct al for sewer In Marl-
borough street, from bast Beacon street TO Pearl
bartholomew Grove ct AL for a sewer in Jackson
avenue, from Potter's avenue 10 the railroad
Charles Landy ct al for q sewer in Prairie ave.
nue., from Logan avenue to Pavilion avenue.
avenue, from Broad street 20 Hamilton street,
George =. Lincoln Tor a sewer In Burnett street.
Nicholas Moiterei al. for a sewer In Perry street
from Westminster street 10 Broadway;
=. u: Patt ct al for a sewer in Howard street
from Westminster street to Broadwayt
.rs1 naais ss S1 Jssn s@h for sever ~ Salisbury
kemonstranee of estate ofLevI Salisbury ct al
against sewer IN Salisbury street
a@ Spase Broad r.
street from Whltna -sh sir set 20 Princeton avenue
Bethany Home 81 al, Tor sewer In South An
oeoege A. Youlden et al, for sewer in Broad
street. from Jillson street TO the city line.
Resolution ordering sewer In Academy avenue,
no th Of Keplaf street;
.Aitltu ~. tOouibt ttai. LOT teNe IN evergreen
street from North Main street 10 Camp street;
Resolution ordering sewer In Forest street
frum Ivy street 60 Camp street,
John J.. James et al fol a sewer In Gladstone
avenue, from Douglas avenue to North Davis
street
Hereby give notice that they win give q PUBLIC
HEARING on said petitions and resolutions in
Committee Room u, City Hail on MONDAY, May
!, 1891 attwo O'Clock p. m when all parties inter
ested are hereby notified TO appear, they shall
at, and be heard thereon.
BY order OF the Committee.
GEORGE II. WOOD, Chairman
ID. r. HAYDEN, CLERK Of Committees.
Msy2-A
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-04

Discussed Nv General Harrison Before
Cincinnati Business Men.

tlncinnati Business Men,
CINCINNATI, May 4--Ex- President Har.
rison addressed the members of the
chamber of commerce yesterday. He said
that ordinarily he would hesitate TO In.
terrupt the mem bers in their daily busi-
ness for little talk, but he presumed
there was less force in that view now. as
they were, perhaps. not SO busy as they
wished to be-
He believed the wealth, the energy, the
enterprise and wisdom of the American
people would bring relief to the present
depression. He would not point out the
method, because his way might not be the
way OF Others. but he would say that 30
far as relief can be secured outside of
personal and individual administration
of business the other pathway OF help led
TO the ballot box
party views and there might be some in
the temperance OF speech in presenting
party views, but the great body of stall
wart, honest American citizens will in
sist that reforms must come under the
forms OF law.
No man, he said, and no association of
men. counseling the redress of wrongs by
fawfessuess. witt be tolerated by the
people; as when party lines were once
obliterated in the determination of the
people to sustain the government, so now
the right-thinking people of all parties
will unite to sustain the administration,
from constable TO president, In the sup
preston or lawlessness and in support Of
law
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-04
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

BY virtue OF an execution numbered ssss.
SeIsI asfsar ,.;s,o District Court q sAs srth Js:
william n. Hall q the town Of ofsa:.on, IN ssi1
SnSas S''fnsS srsa 'dinss Of q said sssa.y ass..
SSsnner'nHsSSssr Gen. HSsa.o wiIIism Krass, wsissr .
S:%s %:ss siis s.
narl,, .,sr " Mass. r.ssaYie Eiess, John Rut'insn.
bssa sSa FE1ss Assr, Msa,, aa.n.. sd q
business 10 said "sussss s,.asss ssssss
'n q % %''p'Fs:A' Fosss fa4s., SnSs, ne nam; sss. AM
%syeS.s.. y street, room 10 in said Prssid,sc. .
..1 9. risSi sSi,..s, tue sss, Interest The .sos: M
q Oak chairs cane bottom. lee Cream rsSis.. q
S''; ss':sT:ssi "a;
i,ss' can; ei;ss sssf ss .ss S::sa :::sa
bottom " round eiaq. pos S.n:
Iarse stuffed chairs sof. ,s%ali s;ssa s ccsai: cssir:
ti,sSsi WIN. H0sh CLASSES. Gar rumsss,s' Dsssss''fs
s,sr Green Covered Table psfISr stove, No "a snl
srS Bsste 'i fa%s,.r s s0 iAiss s;' e Ss:s. ,.:.
MsE, q ohins Mugs, Biss GLASS Dish, Owl.
VI pasis r'' rasls nssfayIns WING ISegs;ns s.s
Rack Bo,liss, Dsmijohn,
fables, tishi WOOD blllsrS Tssis, b,:a.sass ss I
Tables with drawers, 1 Table green top Il. W., /,
Lex ohsst with drip PAN 10 Pool Balls ana Raeh,
sbIsId b bsils, Bottle and Brush,
J Banner Stove and Pipe, 4 Copper Boiler I TIM,
bre,s stnnu, Curtains in front OF building, Hoi-
esn ss.Sgs Coz. Ps a.l " ~: HE
lizard string.
Levied on by me this 2ad day Of April A D. iseA.
~ 10 O'Clock a M, and will be sold 10 satisfy seid
Execution IL snfncisnt
sor2s.Iot CON- s.saA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-04

Dissatisfied Mill Workers

LOWELL. Mass, May 4-For the first
time in years, mill operatives here are
talking strikes. With 500 operatives now
out it looks as IL labor troubles will fol-
low in rapid succession. The determine
tion of the ingram weavers to bring the
Lowell Manufacturing company to terms
may result in strike of the Brussels
weavers in the near future. IL appears
that the company Is indifferent to the
strike and had just as soon shut down.
The success of Faulkner mills strike
prompts the operatives to fight hard.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-04
THE CITY or pRovIDENcE.
To Contractors for 0ulhuiIding;
and Sewer connections.
Once OF
superintendent of Public Buildings,


City HAL, Providence r. l., April 70, isss
The Joint standing committee on city property
invite proposals for sewer and water connect ions
and new outbuildinss etc. for the following school
buildings:
Tharer street Grammar, Eas. street, Camp street.
Thsyer street Primary Gladstone avenue, Beacon
sseuur TufuI Point sIfett 70 incIudr setting out
puhdlngs PACK into pusttionl, Hospital street,
chester avenue, Warren street, Bellevue avenue,
Potter's avenue, Hammon street, Willow street.
Federal Street Grammar, Africa street Putnam
street. Amherst street, Coveli street and Tharbefs
avenue.
New outbuildings are called for az the following
school estates East street, Thayer street Primary
Hospital street, Warren street, Hammond sir.st
Putnam steet and Thurber's avenue.
The laying OF sewer or lead pipe should be given
at so much per lineAl foot.
Plans and spec ifcations may be seen at TIM.
onioe: Bids will be made separate for the work
called for at each school estate. sealed aud ad-
dressed to the undersigne1 until THURSDAY. May
10TH at P m. The right 20 reject any or all bids
is reserved. DAVID BURTON
- Chairman Committee on City Property
ALERT r. MtNSFIELD.
superintendent Of Public Buildings apr77-ist
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-04
Lucky Peter.

CHICAGO. May 4--peter Anderson, who
marched with Coxey's army from Ohio to
Washington, is heir to large fortune.
Anderson came to this country from Den
mark 10 years ago, but failed in all his
efforts TO secure a comfortable living. His
father, a wealthy landowner in Denmark.
died last September, leaving him the es-
tate, but Anderson had not heard OF IL
when ne began his war tramp. Otto
Deyer. Danish consul here, will notify
him OF the facts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-04
Chicago Int.r-ocean Change. Hand.

CHICAGO. May The rumors that have
been floating about of changes In the
proprietorship Of the Inter Ocean has
been verified. II. ". Kohlsast, who for
three years has been publisher of the
paper ard the holder of majority of the
stock. has disposed of his entire interest
10 William p. Nixon. who has been editor
OF the paper for more than 1s years. IL Is
understood that Mr.. Kohlsaat received
about s4O0 900.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-04

Rebels Routed by Government Forces q
Santa Ana.

SAN SALVADOR, May 4.-Santa Ana is in
insurrection. The rebels hsvesurprised the
barracks. The insurgents are surrounded
by 10000 troops and large train of artil
lery. As a result the insurrection will be
suppressed within three days.
The rebels are numbering and robbing
defenseless people, and are also commit
ting other crimes. The whole country is
on the side of the government. and it is
certain that the rebels will be defeated.
A battle took place yesterday between
the government troops and the revolters,
In which General Antonio Ezeta, COM
manding the government forces. was vic
torious. Another body of troops under
General Farrar, having defeated the revo-
lutionists at La Cruces, Is now marching
toward Santa Ana.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-04
All Ouiet At HonoIulu

WAsHINGroS, May 4-The navy de-
partment has received telegram from
Port Townsend announcing the arrival
there from Honolulu Of the II. =. S.
Adams. Is days out Matters at Honolulu
ere reported quiet
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-04
Administration Notice.

The undersigned, Executor Of the Last VIII and
Testament OF Mary Brady, late Of the CITY OF
Providence, deceased, which will has been admit
ted 10 probate by the Municipal Court Of the CITY
ef Providence. hereby gives notice that he mas ac.
cepted said trust and as given bond according 20
Law. THOMAS FRANCIS many
ProyideRce, April ., IssA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-04

r.P.P. n q sue cur. for rheumatism. scrofnis,
bf 1od diseases.
Cancerous sore on face years 81 stin trouble,
Cfnd linf swelling. sufferer renders thanks 10 y.
p. Tor ns great cures
tthoi's rasi Indian Corn Paint cures altoona
rof sale W ran LYON, 7z7 wesif.'-sters stree,
snd nisndins a rlsadins, "a ~" ~ Weybosst.
sx<ck
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-04
No Indictment

NEW YORK. May 4.-The grand Jury
failed to find an indictment against Jo-
seph Magee, the lawyer who was sus-
pected OF having been concerned in the
mysterious death Of Miss Martha Fuller.
Magee was released.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-04
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
PROPOSALS FOR ABUTMENTS
and WING WALLS.
Of Pubffc WORKS
Commfssioners's ONCE, city Hall,
DFnEfAHn0s Ali 90 f3a. L

~ Apti -. lost
SEALED PROPOSALS addressed 10 the Com
aiissioner OF Public Works, City Hell, Providence
- l., wtli be received until II O'Clock a m TUES.
DAY, May 8. 1884, for construy' new abutments
and wing walls ~ the present ,aation of the
Charles street bridge over the West rNes
Plans sud specifications may be seen az the CITY
Engineers once, City iall where blank forms OF
contract proposal and bond n,ay be obtained
Each Proposal must be ace n panied ~ read or
certified check for Ave hgndrea dollars.
I've right to reject any or all bids Is reserved.
ROBERT e. SMITH, Conmissionsr.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-04

The undersigned executor of the last will aud
testament OF Mgry X, Bufam. late Of s,n Tran
cisco Cali, but formerly OF the city OF Prov denec.
deceased which will has bsen admitted 10 probate
BY the Municipal Court of the City of Pro idence,
hereby gives notice that he has aeeepte said rusk
BENZ. LApHAM
Pfosidenes, Aprh 70, 1894 april 5tfri
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-04

BANGOR, Me-, May 4--Rev. william
Il Jewell. superannnated Methodist or.
dained 81 years ago, died here yesterday.
Pneumonia was the cause Of his death.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-04
Nine Thousand win "a, Is,.

orTunwA. la, May 4-The miners
convention at Albia by a vote Of e5 TO IS
ordered strike. This will take out 5000
men.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-04
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Museum of Art and Natural His.
tory, Providence, R.L.
IoPlumbing and Heating Contractors
Once OF Park Commissioners.

City OF Providence, r. l., April Isl ise.
sealed proposals for the heating and piun,blns
.naresscd TO the Park COMMISSIONER viii be rss
noon, May 7, 1894 ~ " " '''eA
of the architects, Martin 4 Hall s02 InSns,si.g
April "a, 1894 '' "Vh"ss,
bond for rs per cent Of the am,o,, =, ria
weuio ne required OF the successful bidder con
sitoned upon the execution OF the contract
Inc commissioners will reserve the right An 70.
tect any or all bids s"' y" ro-
BY order OF the Park Commissioner,
sPrH-ht X H. DEMING. Chairman
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS or THE
CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
THE CITY or PROVIDENCE.

Notice. 60 Admitting Owners ON stamford.
Salisbury. Whitmarsh, broad, sonth
Angel. Evergreen and Forest streets. and
on Atlantic Union, jackson, Prairie, Ade-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-04

All persons intsrcsl ed in the sppointncnt a
William ~. Arnold as guardian a tie persons ana
estates OF George Il. and Myrtle M. Arnold art
hereby notified TO attend Probate Court 10 be hell
FRIDAY, May u, 1894, at 80 p. m. at tue ouhci
Chamber Odd Fellows building Uineyvilie n 4.
spl27. frilt Probate CLERK.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-04

Johnston, X. L., April ~, 1894,
All persons interested in the hppuintyneut of an
administratrix on the estate 10 Mary Ann ewafts
late Of Johnston, deceased, are hereby notified to
attend Court OF Probate 10 be held FRIDAY May
II, At 80 m a. the Council Chamber. Odd Feliows
Building, olneyvil ., r.. 4, and be heard thereon.
JOSEPH COUGH,
april first Probate CLERK.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-04
FOR FURNITURE.

B~st Of care charges reasonable. Providence
warehouse Co., snes Ne 40 NssVa sHssA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-04
In tho House.

No business was transacted in the
morning hour in the house, che regular
order being demanded when IL was soug ht
20 obtain consideration of a bill.
The time of the house from 1924 until
4o'clock was taken up in the considera.
tion Of the river and harbor bill. Speeches
were made by Messrs. Cannon, Weadock,
Ellis. Hepburn and Ray.
At4 O'Clock, Mr. Catchings sought 10
have general debate closed mt 8 O'Clock.
Some opposition was developed among
the Republicans. when Catchings moved
10 close debate in 20 minutes, and on thi.
demanded the previous question, which
was ordered, and his motion was spreed
TO. Discussion was resumed, aud Mr.
Boatnsr opposed the method OF improving
the Red river in louisiana. according TO
the present plan. Az 5:0s the house sd.
joura.d
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-04

Drop postal card 10 600 WESTMINSTER
STREET, and have your stove called for and
stored Tor nert summer-cieaned, tlacked, re-
paired and returned In the fall
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-04

Two lET-FlNE ROOM UPPER TENEMENT,
Il SIS Prairie avenue near BROAD. all modern
improvements Inquire on premises, rent reason
able. apr2su
rT'o LET-TEN ROOM HOUSE, Ios BURNETT
a street, hot ana cold water, furnace, etc. Ap-
ply 406 Butler Exchange. apr2iU
yI,o LBT--Two LOWER rENFMENTs IN
Il house ON Redwing street Modern improve
ments, rent very reasonable. Apply ~ Redwing
street feb2s-tf'
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RON sALE-REAL EsTaTE. =

IGOR sALE--oNE OF THE FINEST LOCATED
y building lots on Warwick Neck. Apply 10 ID,
Russell Brown. Providence, X. l. harls-u