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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-29

ready, that your gio-iied kindred are
ready, then with all the concentrated
emphasis OF my soul. l ask you II you
are ready2 You see my subject throws
the whole responsibility upon yourself.
IL you do not get into the Kings ban
quet, IL Is because you do not accept
the invitation. You have the most i'm
Fortunate invitation. Two arms stretch
ca down from the cross. soaked in blood
from elbow 10 finger tip; two lips quiv-
ering la mortal anguish; twoeyes beam
Ing with infinite love, saying: "COme,
come, for all things are now ready"
l told you that when the Queen came
10 Kenilworth Castle, they stopped all
the clocks. that the finger OF time might
be pointed to that happy moment OF her
arrival. On! II the King would come to
the castle of your soul, you might we'll
afford TO stop all the clocks, that the
hands might forever point 20 this mo-
Dent as the one most bright, most
blessed. most tremendous. Now, ! wish
/ could 20 around from circle 20 circle
and invite every one OF you, according
TO the
INVITATION or MY TEXT.
saying: Gomez ! would like TO take
every one Of you by the hand. aud say:
Gomez Old man, who hast been
wandering seventy or eighty years, thy
sun almost gone down, through the
dust OF the evening stretch out your
withered hand 70 Christ. lie will not
cast thee of, OLD man. OLl that one
tear OF repentance might trickle down
thy wrinkled cheek. After Christ has
fed thee all thy life long, do you not
think you can afford to speak one word
In his praise?
Come, those Of you who are iartbest
away from God. Druukatd! Christ can
put out tho fire Of thy thirst. lie can
break that shacklc. lie can restore thy
blasted home. Go 70 Jesus. Libertine,
Christ saw the where taou vert last
night. re knows OF thy sin. Yet, II
thou wilt bring thy polluted soul TO
Him this moment, he will throw over "
the mantle of his pardon and love.
Mercy for thee, O, thou chiof OF sin
ners. Harlot! thy feet fou! with he'll,
and thy laughter tho horror Of the
Street-oh, Mary Magdalene-,ook u
Jesus. Mercy for thee, poor lost waif
OF tue street! Self-righteous man, thou
must be born again. or thou Cnnst not
see the kingdom OF God ID you think
you can get into the feast with those
rags? Why, the Kings servant would
tear them OH and leave you naked at
the gate. You must he born again.
The day Is FAR spent. The cliffs begin
20 slide their long shadows across the
plain Do you Know the feast has al
ready begun the feast 10 which YOU
were invited and the King sits with
his guests, and the servant stands with
his hand on the door OF the bnuquctiug-
room, and be begins - swing IL shut
II is hallway shut. II is three-fourtAs
shut. II Is only just-a-Jar. soon it
Will te shut.
Gone, for all things arc now ready"
Have missed one man? Who has not
felt himsol, called this hour? Then I
cali him now. This is the nour Of thy
REDEMPTION.
While Cod invites. how tl.stthe dav.
How sweet the Cos prl.- chr rming sound,
Como sinner. haste. cl. haste away.
NHllc yes "a Incapuiug oot is found.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-29
EX-GOVERNOR WILSON

shows we Have Practical FREQ Tcads In
toal Already on the Cnasr-Jree CorI
VIII GIVE tho Operators Ghcir Share of
the Profits Which Sow Go 10 tho RAIL
rOads-FISures on Eastern Prices.
SDeJiat IsleorGn 70 t-s EsaL,ss--
CHARLESTON. w. VA, January as
The EEGIsrEB Corresp undeut met ex-
Governor Wilson to-day and was in
formed by him that there was an i'm
portant paragraph omitted from his
Interview as published in the REGISTER
last Monday. II showed, said eX-Goy-
eruor wilson, "by Il reference TO the
tariff laws in force before the McK.n-
ley act went into effect that through the
rebate provision OF the law efTectiu. s'}
importation OF coal used on both foroi2u
and domestic vessels engaged in foreign
or domestic trade, that we have been
having nothing but free trade in coal
during the whole course OF the growth
OF cur coal and coke Industry. The
Mckinley act has not helped the matter
even frcm the standpoint OF Re-
publican prOtectionist Under the Me-
Kluley act they don't even 20 through
the rebate performance so far as coal
for American vessels is concerned, for
under section 1872 OF that act, after
placing q tariff Of % cents ton on
UitumiuOus coal and reducing it on slack
or cuim To 30 cents ton under section
537, coal stores for American vessels
are placed on the free list, and this con-
stitltes fully tnree-fOurths OF the Goa
used Oh vessels.
"Since / was interviewed by the
REGIsrFE on this subject few days
ago have Information through the
published letters OF Mr. 81. l.. Miller, a
New River coal operator, who IS fully
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-29

FDeef1i Tf,sgrGyi ~ ths hs1.g.s~
CHARLESTON, W. VA, January co.
In the supreme Court to-day the fol-
loving cases were disposed Of. Big
Sandy National Bank. Cabar county.
opinion by English, Judgment OF Cir
cult Court reversed in so far as 30 re-
lease. Harvey and Vinson from liability
as eudOrsers, and cause remand
Miller We. Cox, from Roauo county.
opinion by English. decree OF Circuit
Court reverse aud cause remanded.
Ha'stcad We Horton, from Greenbripr
county, opinion by Holt; opinion OF Cir
cult Court affirmed
kreil Piano Company w. Kent. from
Kanawba county, submitted
The Court adjourned 900 Monday
morning 40 100 O'Clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-29
LEGAL NOTICES.
PROBATE OF WILL.

OFFICE or THE CLERK or THE COUNTY
- C,utt OF Ohio county. State % West Viz
ElulA IN Ga" m.ttDr al the probate OF The
last viii and tca-anien- OF John s.. Trmble DO
ceased.
The object % the petition q ed iu this mnttsr
on ito -7.L day OF december. a. II. 1879 is TO
haze utultte ! % probate paper with = pur-
porting 10 b tue Will OF John -. lrimb.- de-
ceased, hearing GATE the Both day OF Deco On Der,
). ID. 1851 and 10 appearing from the peUtion
hled with rae n my Ollie" that X. ID. Tr,mhle
Edwin HouhrooS Jacob r.. Iorubfook Eu-
ycn" O.. IIorEb-oo. ChsiIc5 ". uornbroos aud
edwin ID. Homhroas, tho persons who ure
th rom and 10y sad petition declared - b, iu-
residents OF ibis Stltr. 10 Dis ord q that they
to appear u my ofi.c iu the city OF Wheeling.
% Ga" county aud state aforesaid, within one
IN 'n th after the date OF the first publication
hereof and do what IS uccss ,lry u protect their
interest IN said matter. The hsar.uC OF sand
petition is set foc tine .p.a day Of January. A. ID.
ls!4 o. 70 O'Clock %. IN.
Published the n.s' timc december -, 1873.
GEORGE HOOK, Jerk.
WHITE ~ ALIEN. Attorneys de-ooawt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-29
EE1GD EzGrEs


Store room 1903 Market street. be,t location
FOR drug store in the city.
store rooms 1870 Main street. Possession OF
either a. once r April l. 1891.
once Rooms Egerter Block: most modern in
Egerter Hall. Best In the city.
Modern elght-roomod dwelling 10i Four
;ocuth street
Seyeu-roomed dwelling 81 Ohio street; very
large yard; handy 10 satton
Scven-roomet dwelling q South Penn street
Room especially suiteI for mandolin club
SiX-roomed dwelling l26 south Penn street
slX-Tooned dwelling l>S South Penn street.
siX-roomed dwelling &ji7 Eod street
SlNroomed dwelling 40 No.th ork street.
-Four room 2l2) Eor street second floor
SiN-roomed dwelling - Fourteenth street
siI -room-d dwelling g2l Market street.
Five-soomed dwelling, III Twsnty-ninth
street, now empty. for s.
Five rooms irst floor, 30 Thirteenth street
fye-rocmcd dwelling l4i6 wood street
Fiye-roomed dwelling 25lO Eof street
-Four rooms second hoor 20 Thirteenth street
Four-io med dwelling 10 south York street.
four-roomei dwelling IS South YORK street
Forrroomed dwelling 2G2S MsrNet street
Three ous No. 49, Alley H.
Three rooms 1854 Market street
SiNroomsd dwelling 81 Twelfth street $3.50
per month
Three rooms $50 National Road. empty now.
Two rooms 20 Twenty hfth street
Lawyers offices, Chapline street. neSs city
-Four rooms IL South Yorl, street, possession
now; ST.
G. O.-SMlTH & DICKINSOY,-C. r.
112} MARKET STREET.
REAL E'rATE. FIRE INSURANCE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-29
FOR RENT.

No. q Fifteenth strest bricS dwelling
No. z,3s Bot street, brick. rooms.
No, 1s41 kod street. brick, , rooms.
40. laU6 Market street. Office rooms.
10. 10 Teui h street. storeroom.
40 % ohio street. second floor frame
10. az alley Z, lower part. 500.
70. I1t3 tusplins St, rooms.
No. ~ Iuirt y-third ST, b-IcE. = rooms
70 llzl Alley u, rooms, frame.
No. &,i3 EoH 81. 8 rooms first floor
Fourteenth and McColloch SITS. store dwell.
lhS or rooms. bake shop and stable. fo- $50
front room on Fourteenth ST., suitable for
ont or two gentlemen
30. . $. Front street, rooms and bath.
20. go Main s., ~ rooms, brick.
n -lSJ Main St, brick q rooms
10. % :. YORK st., rooms. frame.
No. t1 thirty seventh ST.. 20 foor, 3 rooms
10 l5s2 Maia 81. "a ana Sd floors
20. - Seventeenth S., rooms. brick.
10. oi ohio ST, LIST loor. , rooms.
.%su4 Ion 81, brick, 3 rooms
20. 5iiJ McColioch 81. 3rooms.
No. 2h Chaplius 81. rooms. brick. sl4CO.
30. xioS Main ST Sd floor = rooms.
10. - Thirty FIRST S., brick
i SIX room dwelling in Leatherwood.
store room ia Hearns Tabernacle building
south street
ONCE rooms in Hibberd Block No. 1914 Marx.
ct street.
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FoR RENT FROM App1r.

s25.G9-Thrrc story brick dwelling "a ! mod
tth improve meuts. eight rooms and cellar in
the new Grimm block corner Seventeenth and
EoT streets
e!0v-rtore room, corner Stamm House alley
and Main street.
-tOl-St"re room and three story brick build.
inE. ON west side OF Market Square
aoJl-Store room ami two story brick d,yell-
iul, five rooms and cellar, corner Seventeenth
and is GODS Gtreets.
sIo1-N'oTe room and two story bric,, build.
inE, 20 -' 3D. rooms and attic, corner TNenty-hrst
and Main streets.
SSUJ-Store room under Ariou Hall
EoG street FIRST noor.
street
Si8O)-New aud elegant DWELLING. on Lind
street SIX rooms. finished garnet, vcranda ard
basement wash house
The south Side Turner Hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-29

We have saved orr customers Thousands o.
dollars during 1885, and propose 90 keep BE- lp.
We have the largest department store in the
state. 1000 to 1905 Main street, Is % 80 Tenth
street, and 1901 % 1907 Market street Eis7s'
entrances take your choice. Bargains 10
very department.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-29
FOR SALE.

House rooms. brics Fourteenth ST. g. 600
Iois iu Bolvedero addition, 2 corner lots.
$40 each
House 8 rooms, brick. aud 4 roomcd house in
reHr. t0h street. between Twenty and
Twenty fourth streets, e.. 500
HOUSE looms Eighteenth street In good
Dou,le brick house o rooms Fourteenth
street. 5000
House seven rooms, brick, Sixteenth street,
HOUSE seven rooms. Fifteenth street, lo.sor
House seven rooms, Chsplins street Cen,r.
Wheciug. $3.50.
House eight rooms. First ward. 81. oOo
House I've rooms, Baltimors street. East
Lot sast end Fourteenth street. 500.
House four rooms. Charles street. Centre
Wheeling. 800
House four rooms Eighteenth street. slO11
House three rooms, Twelfrh street, $50
House eight rooms, Sixteenth street. in good
House Tour rooms and stable. Twelfth str...
nous. rooms and staols, Eighteenth stree,
Fine suburban homss 2 miles ,astof city a,
4iots To- FiIan, Wbits a Gallagher addttio,.
6OX 100 feet te00 each.
8iots on Caldwsll's run. $40 each
Fine fern. lf3 sores, on Nsuohal roas pi,.
miles east of city. on easy terms
Market street businsss property At uodsrats
oss-hsif los os HsConssh street o.s,,.
Whfelius, t89q.
one 81 ths sss, nsHufss,suaE sites stls
Gig, fronting on two railroads
NESBGTT g pENINE,
1882 Market street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-29
RENENART & TATUM,
City Bank Building. Room s. Telephone 2ll
TOR RENT.

POSS ESSIOE GIVEN NOW.
s. 5)-Three rooms, up stairs, gJ3 NicColloch
street.
nl C)-Four rooms, l6i Seventeenth street,
two story brick
sllieO-rhIee rooms and cellar, 1874 Seven.
ie-iiL s.rcet, drst nuor
Moth Huron rect.
&ILOO-Stor- room and two rooms in rear Of
c-liHr. a2il Main street
500 -Four rooms up stairs, tro story brick,
3jlI Chapltue street
,s2.Ol-lrhree rooms first floor and cellar, sta
Ole. 1891 Cha gline street
~ o0-lhrae rooms, first loor two story brick,
26.f Main str,et
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-29

sr(cfct 7ete0rlr1 10 t1r nf5isff-
CLAuKsErHG, W. VA, January es.--
This morning Rescin Reed, promi-
nent citizen 90 this place, was stricken
with paralysis. He will not likely rs-
cover.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-29

81 YOU wiah 90 have the best local and
toieeraphto paper fu the city Icft "a uotfr
door regularly every fnornlng. Eubscrias
iOr tta Daily and sunday edition. OF he
EeGistsr As cents per week
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-29
THE BANQUET IS READY
AND CHRIST, TEE BANQUETTER, WAITS FOR
THg DELAYED GUESTS

Spgels are The Cup Bearers, al the Redeemed are
toe Guests and Heaven is the Banquet Hall
The Earmonies Of Eternity are the Music, the
Chslicss Of Heaven are the Plate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-29

The Greatest Sale on Rec
cord crowds E. B. Potts BIG
Store at Main and Tenth
streets, and the boom is in
full blast. Bargains going
like a flash at prices unheard
of before.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-29

L'OR sALE-ELANE LEASES. AT REGIS
II TER Office. two Tor I've cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-29

washed rs from our sins in hfs own
blood, to him be glory, world without
end"
have word OF five letters, but no
sheet white enough on which TO write
IL, and no pen good enough On which
10 inscrbe IL. Give the fairest leaf
from the heavenly records-give me tho
pencil with which tho angel records his
ylctory-and then. with my hand strung
20 supernatural ecstasy, ADD my pen
dipped IN the light OF the morning, l
will write 10 out in capitals OF love:
- E.S-U-S." IL is this One, Infinitely
fair. TO whom you are invited. Christ
is waiting for you: waiting as ban
Queter waits for the delayed gGest-the
meats smoking, the beakers Drumming.
the minstrels with fingers on the stiff
string, waiting for the clash OF the
hOofs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-29

MEMS SHOES at 75c. pc utn
20 40. ~ IS Just as well to save ,n,,,,o 80, ~
In,y 49,, a. anythinS else. anu We are aSay ~,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-29

and hoisted the pillars of heaven. and
swung The twelve gafes wa.h arc
twelve pearls There orc rot enough
cups lu heaven 20 dlD Gp This oreau o.
beauty. There are not ladder. enough
20 scale this height VI love. There are
hol enough cGmnaIe 20 clap % harus
90 thrum, 0r trumuets 90 zeal forth t.s
praises of This one together fair
on, ihou fower o. eternity tby breath
IS tho perfume Of heaven, on. bIssfui
day break. Jet oI people clab their
hands .n tLcir radiance Chorus Come.
men. and saints. aud cherusIm. aud
sertlh and areLan9e -au Lelrhf4.
or depths. aI immous.tls-. Chorus,
lioI LIn through ths heaven. tn a
chariot OF universal acclaim. over
bridges OF hOsaunas. under arches ol
coronation, along BY the creat towers
ctimIng with eternal jubilee. Chorus,
Unto him who hath loved us. and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-29

bonS' PATS at 1oc. e0c, SIS andup. Coma.
not match tbs prices iou cAa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-21
CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
SEVER ASSESSMENTS.

The owners OF estates assessed for the construos
lion u sewers in the streets here matter named,
Tor said construction we're on the let day OF De-
eember, 1884, lodged ~ the once of the city
In Promenade street from Rathbone street to
In Jsweu street from Aster street 10 a point
street, and IN senier street from smith street 70
Promen sde ttreet.
In Cana street iron, end of sewer in Canal street
10 Smith street. and in Canal avenue from Canal
street o Sorlh Main street
In Broad street from Lenox avenue TO Thurber's
avenue.
In Alma street from candase street to Pekin
street.
In Wayne street from Douglas avenue to Can
In burnett street frsm Emwood avenue 10 Pub
lie street and in Adelaide avenue from Hamilton
street TO Broad street and broad street from
AIDE a De eveaue 70 Lenox avenue
In Atlantic q, enue fIom Lroad street TO Hamil-
In Jackson avenue from Potters avenue to
Huntingtoa avenue.
In = eslned street from Elmwood avenue 70
In Eimwood avenue from CARLISLE avenue to
Hathaway street ana through Roger Williams
Park TO connect with the main sewer OF the kim
wood division Of improved sewerage.
In Csnton street from Regent avenue to Chalk
stone svesue, ard in Berken street from Regent
II payment OF the whole OF ary assessment ts
lion viii be made on the same at the rate Of SIX
per oentum per annum from the q ite Of the pay
mept W said last mentioned date. -.'"-A
?, snsss - M .i1n h sa 70 sy ~ ns
before loc. !, 1895; one-third must be paid on or
before Dec. l, IS s. with Interest; one thi'd must
be paid on or before Dec I, 1851 with interest
II the fiyst insislment is not paid at the end OF
one year from the cay OF the lolRment of the
win hs ess eassssd Win iHe r,s wnos
th,refrom at the rate Of six 90 per cent. per
annum and expenses OF collection.
deci-imo
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-21
Left po.yon behind.

BosroS, Dec. ai.--Paul NJ. Swain, mer.
ehandise broker, has been missing from
this city sinoc ~ week ago last Tuesday.
Several attachments have been placed on
his property. To many OF the firms with
whom he has had business dealings for
years Il Is surprise that Mr. Swain
should disappear, as he is known 60 have
friends who wodld gladly have loaned him
money % tide him over his troubles.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-21
FOR GERMANY.
Obstacle to Possession Of
Samoa Removed.
England Will Trade African Posses
sions 10 Make Greater Gains.

BERLIN, Dec. ei.--It may safely 20 ss-
sumed that tho colonial politicians In
Germany aro preparing crusade against
Great Britain on the subject OF Samoa.
The obituary notices of Robert Louis
Stevenson published In German papers do
not conceal the feeling that his death has
removed one of the chief obstacles to tho
extension OF German influence In tho
islands.
The Neusto Nachrchten claims TO Know
that Great Britain 10 willing to exchange
Zsnzlbar for Samoa, and says that the
idea could only bo entertained II Great
Britain was willing TO cede Zahzibar,
With and Uganda, and evon thon the sur
render of Samoa would be a source Of
great annoyance 10 Germany.
The yossischc Zsltung SAYS that the
suggestions Of the Neustc Nachrichten arc
proof of tho ambition engcndered by
Chancellor von Hohenlohes colonial pro-
gram
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-21
aAV YORK 4 NEW ENGLAND
Passenger Train service, Week Days,
Corrected TO Oct. -, 1904.

Passenger Tran service, Week Days,
Corrected TO oct. -, 1904.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE - isnsws.
For Svs,oa--s:ye o. NJ, u "a; siAs y. MI HkTURN
$50, g. m.; issss. exc r. n
wALPOLA-siss q. nj ID NJ t:n p m-
<kANALiS-ssoo .. IN. ~ m tisl 10 D. m
EiLrN Nd $3.50 . n. II IN; tiI9 y. 10.
AALINUIok-7:vs, llis n. ezi. $50, .stl oo D. m
"Esr AiiL.h horvN--f sus, n s,OD n ii..s - ..l !,
y.at, y i;so, Fs;a, fs;Jop. M
KNIGHTS IsvilLE--f:S, A. $780, lliN q. m. asSA
tsi1, s.sj. ''ii .. ~
wAYLAkD PAsA-Y Y.os, Pssss, vii.Sa N, ?
sio, y tise, sns, y s.S, '-ll;s -.
NAriCA, havkR roiss, cnSrREvILL.E
NAsaIN0rok-S0s s;os, II ~, q nl., lx.ol,
ai4S, s;so oiis. ESQ, '1;is, .-usos y. m
cKASsIoN, oAKLAwN -i:es. ssos, n:ss, o m:
Iz:0i, z:Ao, +iJo, oi2i, 6i30, I'll 100 y. IA.
PONTIAC, AAorio, QUipcicA--1;os II lsS .. M:
z.x5, Bgx7, 6.S, .'Ii:v 10 p. n.
ANrHok i-ioi. s't, ii;Ss .. N; ii:ei, fsl5, ESQ
ESQ, s.ss. "uix p. ~.
covLNraf, sfsaIhEG-'.os. sss AIN, is,si.
suMMiT. G,.xaEE. cSEco. MoosUP. PLAIN.
ri@LD-i'os. $500, .: u.' niSi. s'sS. asa. 1iss
JExkrT CITY, CANTERBURY, SCOTLAND.
VERSAILLES, bAl.fic, SOUTH wINDiAM-.
ssos g. m; isIsi, tl3o, n.
wILLiMASfIc-sss .. N; a:si, tsse, t1si, .. N
HAkrfOkD-e:0sa Q. MT i2iei, tts3, n; ;l5 p un-
FasnKlLL& a NEwBURo-sios O. m.
NoAwICH-S;os, see .. m; i2s0i, t.ss, 7.2S D. m
WATERBURY,, DAkBURY $500 q. m. rs D. IN
LAsT rnUMPsoN, WEBSTER souTHBRlDon,
wORcEsrEa, THOMPSON, PUTNAM and
poMfhEr - 500 q M; 400 y. m.
CHICAGO AND THE WEST VIA NEwBUR0
AND ERIE kY-sio6 .. m
PAscoAG AND INTERMEDIATES STATIONS
t,s, s;bs, II q. nj 400 and sao and ell N
D. IN. Returning leave Paseoag at 5,as. TAO and
$40 a. m; l2sto, oso1 and ''s 100 p. IN
All trains leave irsn vest end Of uuios DsDss
Providence.
.saturdays only. s--sundsys only.
fDsNy
Tickets between Bostea and Providence Qimiss<u
itcents, unlimited si.
w.R BABoooK. q. "a
r.w. KEENAN,, supS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-21
A HOT Crlcket 0ame.

SYDNEY. Dec. 2l.--What Is pronounced
60 be the most remarkable cricket ever
played before In any part of the world was
concluded here yesterday. Stoddart's
All England eleven played against All
Australia. In the first inning All Aus.
tralla scored $50. OF which Gregory made
col runs. The Engllshmen won the match,
which lasted four days, by score Of 762 to
Sb2, winning by 10 runs fD
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF THE
CITY or PROVIDENCE.
THE CITY or PROVIDENCE.
Proposals for Sewer Materials

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Commiss loners once. City Han,
Providence, X. l., Dec. 10, .s3i
sEALEp w SEsShs Ss sIsysa 5. a
Ter %, i'gl, for farashins the following named
materials for sewer wers. wa
s5 feet i6-inch by s-inoh Drench pipes;
i2o feet i2-ineh by s-ineh branch pipes;
l4,toO feet lnch strai.ht pipes. 4 feet lengths;
a4.o feet s-inch BY s-inch branch pipes, feet
1000 pieces s.inch y bends;
~ coov feet t-ineh straight pipes. feet lengths;
20 fee e-ineh pipes, loot lengths;
600 feet s-insh inyert blocks, Z feet lengths.
GRANITE sT)NE WORK.
loo sets granite e1!fh Hsd sFoS r iSls, stones
2co hagstones, Eve feet by five feet four inches
BRICKS
bc0,coo 10 400 900 hard body brick.
The twelve and hfeen-inch pipes are 70 be In
iesn sesas oS soSa s'a es on Sisters
and thoroughly. burned. eighty, per cent OF the
found and less than sSrse,sissss % an
inch out Of straight. No pfPels to exceed one
and in no case is any pipe to be out OF round on diff
ferent diameters at different ends the glazing and
'hnnss sss Of ~ As PRss to BE
ame,er 70 enter freely and wiihou, chippins; :.
Pieces badly chipped wiiib rejected.
The granite cateh.bssin inlet stones to be cut
closely 10 plan.
The fatstores shslI be OF North River stone.
fairly sm Doth on eide at least. no large stone
TO be more than two inches less ti her way than
sire given and nothing will be allowed for any
oversize, no stone 10 vary more than one inch
from IN skness stated.
The bricks sre 10 be hard pressed, whole and
sound, Of irue form and with only small per-
eentage Of black ends Four eemples Of the bricks
oheI cd are to be furnished with the bid; two 10 be
fair sample Of the average quality OF The bricks
TO b. delivered and two t. be sample Of the
poorest bricks that will be accepted.
All material 10 be subject to inspection and ap-
proval
Bids will be received for any portion or all OF
the al owe material.
DELIVERY.
All the materials are 70 be deivered.on the city
wharf or on cars In the city yard south Of Hender-
son street The delivery 70 begin or before March
I, 1895, and 10 be continued rapidly required
and to be fully completed on before July !, 1880.
BONDS.
A bond satisfactory to the undersigned for a sum
equal TO about one tenth o. the estimated cunt
Of the contract, as hquidated damages for fol al Q
% sxeuute the contract within da, s,
II awarded, must accompany each proposal,
ard a satisfactory bond for equal
TO about one-third OF the estimated amount the
contract, conditioned upon the faithful perform
ance Of the contract, will be required OF the sue
cessful bidder.
The right to reject any all proposals !. reser-
we'd. koBERI H. SMITH,
decis-U Commissioner