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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-24
AxsoUxcEMxErs on THE
CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
THE CIT ~ PROVIDENCE.
Proposals for Sewer Materials

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
0'~S,;;lsss-,. Sss;.sss.. ( s' K. S.s ss'' f. sI .a
s.aLx,P ~, yaoPeS.Ls d.sp vI4 Z; .sssys & III.
nssssisis for ssssrsorf. Va:
PIPES.
y fee. nsipeh By s:iPeh branch Pipes;
~ lee. s'ssE .IsisSf yIS.s, Zee, l.ng,hs
81 -. "a s..S & q ssss ssS .s e., ss.s
~ si,... s,ash X bends,
=. ''ss &C.. Ia s.s, :.isses siss: s.s feet lengths
: :sss;sS ~ s:s;a :s1ss ss:sys
iss sets srssis catch .sa.n isls. stones
20, s.s.... ~. sh.q i..i Ss.. ,,., inches.
BRICKS
': s.s: :: 90. iS sssf si's ss.. az. to b. IN
Nh ID rs., .sI y: - d.. .:.l E;'s \ s:
ss.sfv =. : !" s:s ,.,.ss. s..s ZACH fa' 2
S.s Sf =: .s s.r s d. sE. y : s s'si'f issss s
;.,.i, =. z I. .s, -: : :sI e.
,i.sfs:s; z 49,. : !. $slH.A;si s sAs
q. ss!,: = % Sfc..1fa. =! s:y:I: ..sIl n
:.;s .;' y: !: ~ :.s,: - az q ,....
he sraals ssSk. sea- "a .sss.. ~ be GU.
-. ss.xss. ..sn Z. a gs... H,vs. stone.
t.s. per. d. Ns EAAiy ans ~ hst
=: r. - :: ss: ~ -. 'xs:' Z. :. Z ssa az
4: iss; i; g: . !:. !: Is: , .ss,' ;. .1
sG~ q ere lsss fsfsk>s{ Sx ~ VI; two 70 BE-
to bs Aeiysrcd paS - v u sample sf the
poorest trseAt thss vih % ssssye4.
All material - bs svtisst " isspeotion and ap-
Bid. win be received fer aay portion or all Of
the above masrrisa.
DELfvEBY
All the materials ere ~ bs delivered on the city
wharf OF on cers In shs GV ysrds south OF Hepdsr
son street. The dehvrTy y besrn or before huro
!, So and TO be cvptiupeS - rspidly rosliree
and 10 be fully coniplet~& % before July 1, 1850.
BORNS.
Abond satisfactory 70 tse sadsrsivned fJr q sum
equal TO about one tenth u ihs essiUpstea aAounl
Of the contract as liouidAed dam sges for failure
70 execute the edtfrrt within ten da,s
awarded must a~sufsH each prope.s
70 sbou, one -ntId cf TIE esffnated snount o ias
contract, conditioned upon the fsifhful perform.
snee Of the contract, win be resuired ofthe sue
eessful bidder.
we'd. ROBERT 3. SMITH,
decie-r Commissioner
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THE CIrY OF PROVIDENCE.
To Iron Founders.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Commissioners Once, City Hall,
Providenos, X. l., Dec 10, 1894
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
once until II o'clock q m, FRIDAY. Dec. ss, 1894
for furnis hing the following sizes of
CAST IRON WATER PIPES.
IN tors Of ff4o pounds, 4isohss In diameter;
$50 tons OF ff4e pounds, sischss IN diameter;
fJo tons Of ffse pssnds, gischss In diameter;
a. tons OF fsSe Psusis, 10 Inches 10 diameter
The delivery 70 oen n1snos on or hetsre April I,
1850. and to be centnusd as rapidly a. required,
and to be fully csmylstsd sn or before Juae J.
lssS.
A how'd satisfactory TO the oamissioner or GER
tfed check In the sun Of Slsss as ltquidatsd dam
ages for aiiure to sxscuts the contract within te
days, II awarded, Viii 10 rs<sirsd sf ssch bidder,
and satisfactory bend in the sun 81 tsb,e cosli-
toned upon the faithfai fulnllmsnt OF the con-
tract will se required Of the sseeessful bidder
Specification, forms Of contract and Of proposal
may be sbtained en- applicatisn 81 this s1ice.
ssryed. H0BBkT Il. SMITH,
dec2t-6t Con missioner
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WORCESTER DIVISION.

Trains leave Providence as foIlows fos
WOhCEelEk-ssso texprsss), .:5J (accom.), siic
(acoom.). AISs O. m. faeeom-J, J, lsoJ (exp.), 4:21
(exp. TO Moonhockety, s.sS tloe. eAy.. ~
p. (sccom).
sundsys-esoo g. m. (aeoon-)i 600 p. m (accom.)
hiLLs iLIE--'iSy, sso. ssAv, a. ~ a. m; i.vs ava
>:zv. esso, ssvs ,. m.
sundays-S.o1 - M. s:eo, fi01
eLAIhsIvkE JUNOtloN--7:30, s.45. e:io Io:ls
l.so a M; lcs. DIV. s!OJ. ss1O, $40, o:so IA
t:Oo, al 10 y. m
Sundays esss m, ifs. $500. $780, 1900, $50 D. m
WoONsoCkEr-sisb, 1880, $50, s:l0 Io.Io lI:s
mi isvv. loV. ssvv, slvv, a:1V. e!lo, O:a9 1:Ia
800, l4:Ao y.
Sundays s:sS q m.i li;sa. $500. 600. s:s5, 900
s;So y. ~
wAhaDA AND BRISTOL BRANCH
Leave PROVIDENCE Qndja street statiou) Zoe
NkMfoRr And FALL hlvEk--f:w 5s5 ex.
sundays lor ga. hlvcr 500 a. IA. 6:SJ D. m
Newport ss5s - m ssos y. n. (vIA New York
boat
Warren and way stations at soo 7;ss express, $50
800 a. IN, asa i.:.o. sivO.. s:2y, osss
esSy, sivu sHo il.lJ p. m.
sundays st S'So a m. ana $3.50. p. M
bhisIVL~-l.4o, express, o:3V, s:Js n n l2:45 s,ol
.:zS, 200, esso 600 and AI.-s y. N. sunaays
500 a. M. anu s:SJ p. NJ
Electric cars iesve hxenange place, Providence AT
tg.o, ,;JJ, e:lo ana s:s0 IA, "a. ~, z.aj, ..JS
b:l0. L.l0 ana iiso y. In aarses square a,
llslJ y.
sunaay a1s:SO a. m. and s:l5 D. m
GEO. A. COAAhA A. q. KENDALL.
rasst Afalne AARager. Genl PassI A.en.
h. u. ALLEN. Genl supI
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BRooKLys, Doe. "a. "A Ere occurred
last night In the fiat nc Deo South street,
occupied by Charles Osrnvwll. Both Mr..
Corn wall and his VITO wee away fssm
hsms at the time three children being
left behind. In some unaecoun sasis way
the DIRE started. and two Of tho children
were quite badly burned before being res
cued Ne one knew that another child
was missins. but after the fire was sx-
tinguished the eharred remains were
fsvnd
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CHAPTER 81.
Rule in Amendment TO Chapter 70 OF the Rules
and Rsgui ations OF the BOARD Of Aldermen, En-
titled "Ru in Ame rdment 10 Chapter 20 of tho
Rulep Of the Board of Aldermen, Entitled an
amendment " hule g. Estued 'ofcers, their
Duties and Compensatisn.'"
(Adopted December 70, issA)
SFcTIosL L section 50 Of Rule Of the Rules an d
Regu ations Of the BOARD sf Aldsrass adopted
January e,iseo Is hereby smssdsd 90 - TO read as
follows:
The compensation Of the Trusnt ofheer shall be
fifteen hundred dollars per annun payable
monthly
SIC. This rule shall take effect on and after
the hrst Monday in January, A. D., 1895.
true copy. .
witnessi WILLIAM v. CLARKE,
dec22-std City Clerk.
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judge FouBd Probable Cause.

PoRTLANp, Me-, pee. ~ - The pre-
liminary hearing In the Gorham murder
csss concluded In the finding of probable
cause" against James Lewis, alias James
Lewis Welch- Lewis was committed
without bail to await the action of the
grand jury. J. A. Coleman was put I'M
der eiaae suretles and Edward GRAHAM
usdsr 5000 TO appssr as witnesses before
ths grand jury. They were unable to get
han
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Notice 10 Owners Of Elevators Ii
Buildings. j.

dee OF Inspector OF Buidirs,, City Hail.
Providence, n l.. bee. sth. 1884,
act passed " the IsEistsrs 81 ne Jssasyy
-esiop. ~. regarding the ~ neehanfesl sri ethss
arrsnKsu epis ef passenger spd freight slsvaterA
has bssp prlptsa. and now rssdJ fsf aistrisstiss
hb very lm ,ertss,u every swssr, agent 90
ether inWrestsd party skss d cell sad obteis 3
sspy. iat hey yas hssv Ne LIABILITY IN spsse<
'''' The" '''''''' xI;Ssssi 4. fIis,ys.
Arss.itt ssspssssr - BsiilisSs.
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Agrin In Good Aing.

NEW YoRK Dcc. e4.-Dr. Edward Ne
Glynn was appointed on Saturday by
ArcAbishop Cerrigan ~ the recsorship OF
o. NArys church ~ Eewburg. There
are about 900 parishoners, and ths church
10 In . sound financial condition. Dr.
NcGiyHn will say mass at the church OF
the Isly Gross tomorrow.
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OAxAcA, Mex. Dee. eA~s-Thsre 10 such
q disturbed condition u s6sArs On the
frsutiss that the farms sad ranches are
being abandoned aud the people are seek
ing places Of safety fsoa Ne Asprsdstion
ana c1nss that are hsng ssnstsRtly esn.
pitesA BY ths handits sad outlaws who
fellow In the wake ef the soldiers.
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A,,ributcd to Ipc..d,.r,...

ToxAwANDA. ~ ", Dec. 24.-Fire In
the lumber yards Of A. Weston e. Son
destroyed 5 900 000 feet Of lumber valued
at over sl5oOoo. The FIRE Is supposed to
have been OF incendiary origin.
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CoSToocooK, n. H., Dec. 24.-Burglars
entered the store Of William X. Mudgett
and stole large quantity OF goods. The
bafe was badly hammered, but the thisves
Jailed to get IL open. A horse and wagon
were stolen from Nahum Whittier, six
miles from hero
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-24

NEW YORK. Dee. A.-Havold G. Butt
cashier of Hsmmerslough Bros, clothisrs,
is charged with ern nbexsiing tis, 90 VI that
firms money. Butt, 10 is said, sysssnati-
oally altered the books. He pleaded not
guil,y, and was held in default Of 5000
hail for sKamin alton.
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Little Ones Perished.

TOLEDO Doc. 2i-Cbarles Clarke and
wife went out to do their Christmas shop
ping, leaving their two children, aged 4
and ., in bed. A fire broke out, and the
children were smothered TO death by
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-24

WILLIAMsPoRT, Pa. Dec. s4-Fire at
the village OF Watsontown destroyed the
opera house, four dwellings, . largo
: livery stable general store and many
outbuildings Loss, s50,o0O.
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BosroE, Dec "A. = The Arwsnians
throughout the state s<e very mach
plsAAsA With the proposal tsst the Duke
81 Teck ~ appos tsd prstsessr u Armenia.
The United Frsonds of Armenia have re-
ssivsa lettsrs fresn Lynn, Iawrsaee aad
Worcester endorsing the prspssal.
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DAyvltLE, Ky, Dec. "a = Micajah
Rowscy desperaGo. was killed nc June
tion City by Town Marshal Ellis, whom
he resisted. h0wsey was the last OF a
family OF sevon sons, oil OF whom died
with th1ir buots on.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-24

HELrsA, Mon Dec e4--Charles J.
Jones, train roboer. has boon sentenced
o. 10 years imprisonment Jones and
three othor men held up Northern Psoiflo
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us Wa. pisceura~c.,.

Nrw YORK, Dec. "a - Dsspondsnoy,
caused by approaching blindness, caused
Jacob IT, ID. Soils, . lawyer, 10 eommi,
suicide ny shooting. He wAs a years eid.
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
REGISTRY OF VOTERS.

CITY oLERE's oFpIoB
t4 - CRY HAIL. Dee = 1894
Notice 70 hereby given that psrsens desiring TO
vote IN the year lse5 for. general omcsrs, must
register On or before December 81 lstA In addition
to the regular ofhes- hours said ofics will be kept
open on fRIDAY, SATURDAY aad MONDAY,
December n 20 ssd 81. respectively. ustii o'clock
= ~ wiLLiANs. CLARKE, CITY oi@h.
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fAObiDENIA blNistS>.
Corrected 70 November 10. 1894.

Corrected 70 November 10 1895
BOSTON 1000, ii :is .. n. lies. i.45 "a iS1
ssz0. $40. S'ao 6:s0. s'2s 7:sa sss isso. lss D.
li-o, t;SO. sil6, e.2o. si.e biss p. M RRruRNIN0-
Leave tOstUA rom fsrk square station $50
s;vd s;oa aiosoo, 1885, iss, IL 80 m. lam; i;oo
1'So, ss 100 sses tIie. sgso s'Ss so. 500. II :so
nieS p N sundsys-tiis, tsse, a. M; 100. 3;0s.
900, $780, isSa, ssse, iifps y. m.
AAiLEboAo-6s0o i'se. 1Its, sl5. $780, lo;oa IL ,2o
q. m, l2sos. itse aio. sSs es1, 4iiA 5;05, 6:4s,
e.z2. isAo. nae y. A. susdays-s:ts, s;is,
h;ss = M ls3J, 4ss9. tsB ti1O, 6.30 p.
Noklh Al1LEEoao sHo PLAIN VlLLE-7:ss
ssiS 1890. iiiso, IA i;so zsao, bs4o. Iz2. u:u
pm sunaeys-bii6 y N.
"AAfUh, MAIAlhA.. koRwooD CENTRAL
NORWOOD aud DEDEAk--7:0O, a izo, a. n-
e'4D "a. Sundays, 10 -.
AANsFiELD-'t;sb tit6, s6c, 100. 7.45 500, lo,,o
uslo la., lsiso $40. AIb, sito $40 e;ll. lvsls
sm sandays-1'so, t;2s. tsib. 1850 g. M sss.
t:5o, 6szs y. m.
afssisr cars ny. Except hendays
titchburg ana say staAoas. e.Js, ao,gJ a. m;
izso5 4f5 p. m.
Lowell ana way stations, $500, 1850 a. m 4.i5 D. m
iaunton aud New Bedfors, 500, ssI5, $500 a m;
N"6. $40 (rsunton only. $40. t'oa. (S:ae
1santoa niyJ s.A4, ivsly ..
sunaays, e:ao a. an; 6sSe p. N.
hiaaeDoro, ssoc, s.io An. sss, 3;2s, $50 D. m
fiymoaIh, sslS a, n, $50 y. Ia
foint. On Oaps Goa. s:io . nj H:o5 (Hyannis
Cotta.v 10y sna Nantucket via Woods Holl,
s.l5 n. m.
Cottage Cay via New BEDFORD, l3;ss p. m
btOAAS~aoS -lSlsIoS.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows tyr
nav lOhn-lsl sls m, laally), lo:vs, (express),
is'os, VAn.A.ocD, Alib o. N, -sio s.Os. lesliyl
tsVS y. n., ldaiiy).
NEW YvisA, wa sIosington Liae-7sle 7ss5 D. IN
aaiiy, except SUNDAY.
PHn-ADEI.rhlA, BALTIMORE and WASHING
ION VIA Iia4.en 1~issr-As:vs. a. IA, s;ss, y. N
lashy).
NEW nAsEH-i: :i3 @. m. (express daily, s:l5 (loc.
exp, l0iVs (exp), losbs liimitedJ. Iisls a IN
lexp), s;ls (exp.J, Asa. daily, ee3 lexpdalyo,
ESQ lexp asly) p. m.
NEW LOSDoh-isB, o -. daily erp.,) e;45 TAO
conn.,, $500 lscoom- sundays oniyJ. ssl5 (ioc.
saP.), ssso (sccom.), Il ~ lexp. iv;os (liaItea)
ll.iS ~ le2p.), iisv accom-, z:ls (exp) ssos
te2p. daily, szs tAeeom- sundays oniyJ, 4sio
lsccon.J ssSs h. IA le2p. asily), s.ss D. Ia lexs
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NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.

Time tables giving full information
as 10 local anu through train service
may BE- obtained at Providence sta
tion and stations below.
TRAIN SERVICE FROM PROVIDENCE
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1908 q ne, Or. .15
Is l. NV. 5r, LIST II. IL
334 Il Sc. Ar. ..12
2l34 SIN NV. 5r. 10
304 9th Sc. Ar. 80
I'D 4 sc, CIR. IL
1911 Wiltberger NV. It'll
$50 l. sw. 5r. 10. so
635 18th ne. Or. 1880
2 North row NV, Ar 20
IA Fenton pl. Ar. =. $50
40 Bland NV, IL. $50
50 Pierce, 3r hat.....S
18th ST. and n. Y. ave.
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FOR RENT
1303h II NV, 5r a. $3.50
1924 AZ sw, st&5r. %
l303h III NV. 3r fi.22.5O
1886 VT ave NV. Or. %. 90
1910 Z sw. Or, mi. :. 30
307 l4th NV. 7r. 20
Az LIST NV, 7r....1S.4 40
455 Maine av. ar. .1s.33
1874 ii ne, st&6r. .l7.jO
610 Il I av NV. 7r. .l7.30
G35 18th ne, 6r, mi. .16
4O6 Wilson NV. 7r.15.J0I
CAYwOOD & GARRETT,
nOl7-3ts
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FOR sALE-HOUSES.
~" 'A HOUSES FOR SALE BY

HOUSES FOR SALE BY
FOR sALE = S1oN VERS bEsiish All ssroRY
and cellar houses; stone and brick fronts 1s, y
FOR SALEM ST. NEAR TIL; ROOMS DEEP;
FOR SALE s%IE:ii7 ST. NV; RS AND BATH
Fox osry si eafy ier CHEAT RAiiv FOR 1yHf ~
TOWN RAILWAY; rented at $3.50 mo:
FOR .e sALE:A BARGAiN:oiMs cXpiToI HILL ifi
FOR sna Rath ops eve WE'LL asK oGiTED y
and rented at SIS. so mo. 81 900
ron w prove ssp prpt Es1s nyest~ent pp,c
convenient to the NEW CABLE ROAD; pur-
chased some time ago at So, 800. Owner must
leave, and offers at 81, $50; easy terms, II de-
Cali for our MAP OF WASHINGTON AND
BULLETIN, write for same. 1t
FOR p sadEs Tafx so Ssth ST. Ely BY
224 N ST. n.w.-s beautiful rooms, reception hall,
bath and cellar; all latest convenences lot 2OxlOo;
CO n st. nw.-7 rooms reception hall, bath and
cellar; all imm.; handsomely decorated; lot 1s19l;
1ii3 21st st. n;w..lO rooms and bath; all mod.
imps.; stories; lot 2Ox9o; $1,000.
Beautiful home at northwest corner Of 9th and
French SITS NV; rooms, bath and cellar; built by
days work; high ceilings all convenlences; 20 feet
foot front dwelling. with 10 rooms, bath and cell
lar, on Md. ave: n.e., facing the Capitol: hand
sohnefy uecoruteu, coHiplele In every detail.
EDW. T. KAISER,
1t Rooms and O. Atlantic bldg
FOR sALE-A CHEAP PROPERTY on ST. NV.
S one block from 14th ST., 2story, Broom frame.
lot 17x1OO. +. T. KAISER.
1t OPS and $50 St NV
FOR sALE-ON EASY TERNis-MONTHLY PAY
ments-Several 2story bricks; rooms and bath
rented for $3.50 each; located on Morris ST. me-
price $3,ooO L. II. KAISER,
II 92S and $50 st. NV.
FOR SALE-ELFGANT HOMES IN THE FASHION
ABLE NORTHWEST: A LARGE LIST To Sc
LECr FROM PHOTOGRAPHS AT OFFICE
nlI-2t DAVID ID. STONE SOL and sos + ST.
FOR SALE-DON'T BUY
Don't buy a home without seeing nv list of
bargains from $1,000 to 5000; photographs at
office.
1t DAVID d. STONE. sa4 and sos F ST.
FOR SALE-CAIL AND SEE THE PICPJR,, on
that pretty new house I have for sale Mt 81 900
near New York ave. NV; is feet wide; Z beauri-
fully papered rooms; large closets; large back
section.
1t DAVID d. STONE, SOL and SOC f st.
FOR SALE - HANDSOME BROWN-STONE AND
pr. Dr. house: 10 rooms a deep; bel rooms
front and back stairs: tiled bath; lovely reccp-
tion hall; large lot for stable; artistic interior
dccora lions, &c. Excellent resident NV. section
convenient to st. and herdics; suitable for
and terms very accommodating. Room g. 1901
Pa. ave- IT.
FOR SALE-SPLENDID NEW 0-RM p r.. AND
brown-stone house; NV; so. cx.: 2 stairs taste
fully decorated; ami; only ST, 800: 500 cash
bal. $40 per mo- for 10 months only of each year
Easy as renting. Apply at once, Room 5. 1901
Pa. ave. NV n1T-3t'
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-A MOST ATTRACTIVE AND DESIR.
able house, with every convenience: perfect
der; 21O0 II st. NV; II rooms. two baths; low
rent. II. L. RUST, COS 18th ST. NV. oc31-tf
FOR RENT-939 MASS. AVE NV; ROOMS
and bath room; $50. Inquire 926h La. ave.
nO91 I'm
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Near ii st. cars. Property will advance in this
locality when cable line Is finished Myrtle ST.
ne; 2-story brick; g rooms and bath; a.
m - o5n
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THIS HOUSE!
OF 10 REAIrTIEI'T p0nNfQ

THIS HOI'SEl
OF IL BEAUTIFUL ROOMS
Desirably located and in line OF rapid and
profitable growth; overlooks city and view an
never be obscurcd; convenient to cars; nice stable:
side alley. giving sunshine to every room; laundry
with stationary tubs; hOt-water heat Location
unexcelled on most beautiful thorOughfarc from
WHITE HOUSE to National Park Price only
$4,000. PARTIES DESIRING TO ACQUIRE NICE
HOME IN SELECT SECTION CAN USE SMALLER
HOUSE OR GROUND AS FIRST CASH PAY
MENT, EVEN IF IT Is INCUMBERED: BAL
1901 Pa. ave. ul7-3ts
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FOR RENT-THREE-STORY BAY-wINDOw BRICK
house: II rooms; mod. imps 2l2 North Capitol
street. Apply next door HAN M noi5-3t.
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Md. ave. ne; 2-story and cellar brick:
rooms and bath; ami Asking price. ... SO, so,
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ON car line; frame: . stories and basement: @
rooms; on NJ st. Sc; for. .,............$ 81, 100
bargain, and excellent investment for n
small sum. paying 10 per cent: store and dwell
Ing conhisei; rooms beside store: brick; rent
ing for sl630 per month"; corner Sd and NJ SITS
sw. Apply at Office for price and terms.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE-NEw HOUSES; LOW PRICES; EASY
terms; 81, $50; nicely arranged; fine finish; Tor.
bath; Anil hot wate- heat; 1SO911-13 18th ST.
OWNER, plans, ETC., 21S st. NV, after Pm
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Madison st. near 10th: anil: brick; 3 stori
and basement; rooms and bath. "a, 8
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Always In demand by good tenants; 2-story. c.
room brick, Cleveland ave. Cheap at. So 600
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Electric lighting, speaking tubes. &c, In a .
story and basement, Broom brick, on st. ne.
all Tor. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS, OO(
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
1411 Both NV. Orb, mi35. co 1924 Prospect av NV,
2S03 NV 12rb, mi. IS. CO. 7rb mi. ....... % 30
1923 32d NV. Arb. uni. .35 1881 Goth 7rb m, 50
3141 NV Orb. mi. 80. 55 1888 3Ith 7rf. is
1926 Prosp ect NV, 1902 Seth NV, Orb. IL 50
Srb, mi. ............3 80 1910 Beth nw CRIB. Ii. 80
G. ii. FICKLING & BRO.
oc2Stf 1864 32d st. NV. l406 C st.
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CHOICE AND RARE BARGAINS.
LOW PRICES; EASY TERMS.
Beautiful new northwest 3story and basement
stone and brick dwelling; large stable In rear I;
lot 20 by 100 feet; rented ut $50 per month;
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Fol. EXCHANGE.
We have houses and lots In all sections fol
WEStOTT, WILCOX & HIESTON,
nr7-eo3t 1907 Pa ave- n.
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Desirable new bay-wiIdow brick, near War De-
partu ,nt and avenue cars, with good lot; beau
tful northwest home, at greatly reduced ngures
Price OILY So 500
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Above U on 18th: 2-story, mansard and base
ment brick; rooms and bath; a mi Price. 81, 200
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-09-15
MISS WELLS PRAISED.
Bishop Walters on the Lynching of Ne
gr0es i'm the South.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. l4.-At the African
Methodist Episcopal Zion Conference. to-
day. the reports of lay delegates were made
jects delivered.
This evening al least twelve hundred per-
sons were present to hear the discussion
of Miss Ida h. Wells's ~anti-lynching work.
Bishop Walters, the first speaker, COM
menced his remarks with a denunciation
of the recent lynching near Memphis. He
spoke of the English investigating commit
tee, and said: Ere they arrived upon our
shores this crime. which beggars descrip-
ton, was heralded TO the world TO silence
the guns Of our enemies. 1t gave the lie
to the slanderous reports which had
been sent across the waters. We do
not condone crimes committed by any
member of the race. Indeed, ii is our duty
as ministers to lift UP our voices against
sin of every kind. But while we do our
brothers to see that when we are accused
OF a crime We are given a fair trial. Out
RACES are more a~ggravating Wa we -
member that white men can commit crimes
against coiored women and very little is
said about Ii. Is this fair?'
Then the Bishop, his voice trembling with
emotion, denounced lynching in the plain
est and most fearless manner. He CON-
pamented Miss Wells. and said that God
Himself had raised her up TO DO the work
which she is doing. He closed by urging
his people TO form anti-lynching leagues
and to do all in their power to abolish
lynching. His speech was greeted with
applause. and after a few more speakers
ence and entire congregation voted to sus-
tain the Bishops views.