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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-28

Layout and Extension Of
Huntington Avenue.

The undersigned, appointed by the Honorable,
by decree. entered on the ooi day OF june, A. D.,
lset aud the lst day OF June, A. d., 1882 Com
and according TO the provisions Of the act OF the
General Assembly, entitled "An act In relation TO
r. .Ss S"sassns Ss % sro%I sTd
ienos," ana the several acts In amendment thereof
oy % sse Gn ss
:ssis saa s,S..s G s. e, G 9as ss er,sns s
carter street In accordance with resolution Of the
oit, Council. No u, passed Feb a. A, y 1854 and
si..ioaers o. Eshasto ana As.ss.ment under and
hereby give notice to all perseas interested In their
proceedings, under and by virtue sf their saiG
city Nal. Rocn 10 :.ia city. q. I Tine s'.aS and
rSssr Ssfs he 'is ,S.s aas nasa asa
and by virtue Of their commission by said act nd
20 their present opinion. the lands. tepemenis,
hIeditamsnts and premises tituated within the
Following lines and bou ndaries are benefited within
the intent and meaning OF SAID set by such laying
out aud extension Of Huntington aver nuei
beginning at the seuthe astsrIy OF Crsnston
street and Potters avenue. and running thence
the so1thwesterly corner Of Potters aven ue aud
Elmwood svenuei thence running southery In
street thence westerly In ths aer,herly line q
kedwing street TO tie location OF the New York.
New Haven Hartford Raj roafi thence north
erly bending westerly In the sAstely line Of said
railroad location TO the esstsriy line OF Madison
street. thsneo souiheriy crossing said railroad
location to the northeasterly corner Of lot nam
bered l4g on Assessors plat 81; thence south
erly In tho easterly Hse Of said lot ias 10 the
edge or shore of Mashapaug pond; thence west.
erly bending southeriy IN the shore line OF
said Mashapaug pond 70 the northerly line Of
or range thereof OF Van Zandt streets thence
westerly in said range and the northerly line OF
Wan zandt street to Faith street; thence portherly
In the esstefIy line Of Faith street to the location
Of ,he Aforesaid New York. New Haven Hart
ford Railroad; thence northerly crossing said To-
cation TO the southwesterly cornes Of lot numbered
2ss on Assessors Plae a9i thence westerl, In the
Dortherly line OF the said railroad location 10
Crsnston street, thence nprtherly In the cnstsrly
line OF Cranston street to the point OF beg ring
The plat oft aforesaid lPyout and eIte nsion Of
Huntington avenue and OF the assessment area
may be seen At the Office OF Clifford n. Tower az
Westminster street, Roo S. In the city of Provi-
dence.
CHARLES p. BLIvEN
THOMAS III, LEONARD,
FRANK A. POrTER
RAYMOND q. PLACE,
CLIFFORD 4. TOWER,
Commis ssioners.
Providence. June II, lss6 jl7-tjy9
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-28

THE statement by that eminent politi-
clan, Sir CHARLES dixie, to a New York
Herald reporter, attributing the Liberal
downfall to the absence Of "person-
ality," namely, GLADSTONE, which had
sustained the party for SO long, and the
opinion that party which has come to
depend upon personality" must In
evitsbly fall with the collapse or retire
ment for any cause Of the personality, has
q significance for the Democratic party in
these days OF the passing OF GROVER
CLEVELAND, who has tumbled of his
pedestal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-28

We observe that esteemed contempor-
aries Of prominence in New York and
other cities copied the picture of the first
view OF Defender from our esteemed con-
temporary, The Bulletin, and, OF course,
gave credit therefor, as decent journals
invariably do. II is fakeism, not journal
ism, to take the ideas of contemporary
and claim them as original
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-28

IT Is reported that the navy's long dis
tance cruiser Columbia, the "Pirate," is
to be ordered to proceed home from Kiel
at her best speed. She made 22.S knots
for four hours on her speed trial, and,
although she is not likely to equal that,
1t may be depended upon that her officers
win push her hard to break the trans
atlantic record.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-28
I'm All Unstrunu.

lie or she will soon cease 20 talk that way
after beginning and persisting In n course OF
iiostcttor's stomach Bitters Nothing like IL
o. ruuow strength aud appetite and good di-
gcstiop. II checks the inroads OF VA malaria, and
remedies liver complaint, constipation. dye
pcpsis, rheumatism aud kidney disorder. IL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-28

OUR Democratic, and especially our
mugwunp, contemporaries, have not yet
heard that the Republican League Con-
vention at Cleveland was not called to
please them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-28

THE freshman race ON the Thames Is
usually regarded as presage OF the
Varsity. Yale won II. The law OF chance,
however, still holds good for Harvard this
afternoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-28

MAYOR STRONG believes his power OF
removal bill is for use and not for orna-
ment Its power has resulted in the re.
moval of just 1Ts officeholders to date.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-28

BUCHANAN, the wife murderer, was GO
Ing to be electrocuted next week positively
without fail, sure-if IL hadn't been for
another "stay OF proceedings"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-28

THE Nantasket Beach electric railroad
Is evidently all right IL is a mammoth
trolley idea, and we may be sliding down
to Oakland Beach by trolley before another
summer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-28

THE star fish is getting In its fiendish
work on the oyster again, and perhaps
the Governor may have to call a special
session OF the Assembly to deal with the
vicious creature.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-28
OMEN NO. 1nI.

The gnawing OF the hangings OF a room
by rats Is looked upon as a forewarning
of death in the family.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-28

LORD RosEBERY is only is years old,
so his future neeo not be locked up for
long in his past
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-28
Our ". {. 7. U. Women Abroad !

In tomorrow's NEWS we shall publish
the first OF a series of interesting letters
by Mrs. ii. ID. Walker, of the Rhode Is
land delegation, on tho Great Worlds
Convention Of Temperance Women in
London.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-28

Sea Moss Farine. Tooth.
some, Nutritious, Econom-
ical 7Sct. package makes
10 quarts various dessert
dishes. Receipts with each
package. Write for Fairy
Story Book, illustrated.
Buy Farine Of all Orocers,
or package mailed on re.
ceipt Of IS cents.
Lyon Manufacturing 90,
g South Fifth St, brooklyn, n. Y.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-28

Letter and Note Heads, Statements, and all
kinds of commercial blank work neatly exc
cutcd at NEWS job ofice. 62 south Water
AT
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-28
Fun I'm the electYics.

Fun In the electrics.
There is much cause for laughter i'm the
electrics whenever motorman is in
charge who Is particular about the time
he Is making, and who likes to give an
exhibition OF the skill with which he can
turn curve OF. suddenly start or stop
car. 1t Is humiliating as well as laugh
able to see fat lady step into Car and
before she knows IL have the car suddenly
turn into the switch, and, making
her her lose her balance, throw her
lightweight who does not care to be used
as cushion. It's equally as humorous to
see cumbersome numbering fat man step
into a car, and then observe the antics the
motorman makes him go through.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-28
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
PROPOSALS
FOR
Removing Night Soil.

City Hall, Providence, II. T., June goth. 1895
Sealed proposals FOR removing night soil from
the public buildings belonging TO the city OF
Providence for one year from the 1rst day Of July
1880 are invited by the Joint Standing Committee
on city property and will be received until MON
DAY, July let 1896. at 70 O'Clock noon
list Of buildings may be seen and a ny I'm forma.
ton obtained by calling Rt this Office.
The right TO reject any or all bids reserved
ALBERT r MANSFIELD,
Superintendent ot Public Butdings.
in9I.M
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-28

II was not SO laughable, however, the
other evening, when a young lady with
a white duck suit was swished into
dozen eggs. The man couldn't help it,
The eggs were not to blame but unless a
person is mind reader, he or she can't
tell when the motorman Is going to let
on the "juice" as the electric current Is
called. The conductor doesn't seem to
mind IL, and the motorman must have his
little joke.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-28
CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
PROPOSALS
FOR
Removing Ashes, Etc.

City Wall. Providence, r. l.. June 2oth. 1895.
Seale ptopossis for the removal VI ashes and
o'hei re material from the public buildings be-
Ion ling to the city Of Providence Tor one year from
Jaly ist 1895, ere invited ~ the Joint Standing
Committee on Cliy Prop .ty, end will be received
~ this once un,u MONDAa, July ist, 1898 at "
O'Clock noon. There are now three distrets for
the removal of ashes.
Bids will be made separate aud bidder will not
be allowed but one district
list OF bu ildings may be seen aad any needed
Information obtained at this Office.
The right 10 reject any or ali bids reserved
ALBERT T. MANsFiElD,
piW supt iublic Buildings.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-28

They "count wait" as ten minutes
on College Hill.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-28

For future reference, II for no other
purpose, the children's photographs should
be taken. In after years when they have
grown Older 1t will be source of pleas
ure to contemplate just how they looked
when they were youngsters. A call on
Morton, the photographer, at 81 West.
minister street, will give entire satisfac-
tion, and the "never faden kind of cab
inets he produces makes you remember
the number.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-28
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Exhibitions and Examinations.

HIGH SCHOOLS.
The annual exhibition OF the Providence High
School will take place on WEDNESDAY, June 20,
at 10 O'Clock q. m. at the High school Hall
The grsduating exercises OF the Commercial
Department will take place on TUESDAY. June
9th, at o'clock 2. M, at the High school Hall.
fhe tnnual exhibition Of the Manual Traini ng
High School viii take place on WE DNEsDAY.
June 26th, at 1880 o'clock v. M, at the Manual
1raining School building.
PRIMARY SCHOOLS.
The examinations OF the Primary Schools will
take place at the several schools on THURSDAY,
June "a.
GRAMMAR SCHOOLS.
The annual xhibitions OF the Grammar hools
will take place at the several schools on FRIDAY,
June 2s as follows:
A. M.-Messor street, g O'Clock; Candace street
ell6 O'Clock; Bridgbam, Manton, $3.50 O'Clock;
Doyle Avenue, Federal Street, oxford Street.
Thayer Street. Vineyard Street, 10 O'Clock.
J.. M-Academy Avenue. Branch Avenue, Peace
Street, Point Street, 2!S0 o'clock
II. 3. TARBELL
tA-N Superi nj ndenk
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-28

A party OF some fifteen persons contem-
plates leaving Providence Fourth Of July
morning to spend few weeks
in New Hampshire. The price
they are to pay for board
is - week, the fare for the round trip
is s6.25, and before the start they
have been figuring just how the farmer is
to get even, and whereby they are to be
compensated for the trip. A shrewd
raises his own garden truck, can, by the
aid of calculating and economical wife,
get margin the better OF city folk, even
at "a per; and by the time the party ar
Fipes- home after the Summer outing and
counts the entire cost, the average will
sum up that after all you get just about
what you pay for.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-28

Frank Campbell of the Pawtuxet Valley
Daily Times Is a young man who Is Civ
chosen profession, and tho fact that II
has become necessary to enlarge his pub
lication on account OF liberal patronage
is n deserved compliment to his energy
and push. Everybody likes Frank.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-28

The announcements made for the sale
of clothing which Is to take place at the
Misht Clothing ParIor tomorrow is the
wonder alike of competitors as well as
those who are in quest of substantial
well-made clothing at a price that at once
appeals to reason. When a suit or part of
suit Is offered at a figure which attracts
attention, and the goods are the same as
those offered elsewhere for more money,
the secret OF the great crowd OF buyers at
199 Westminster street is revealed. The
$3.50 suits are all gone, but there are
some for 81 that will attract your atten-
tion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-28
Bill Heads.

Men of mark-sign painters.
OLD VET.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-28

Next Thursday will be the Fourth Of
July, and 1t will be celebrated in this city
in such manner that crowds will be at
tracted from all the cities and towns for
miles around. The "Antiques and Hor.
ribles parade will be something different
from anything the small boy and the
young man OF this generation have ever
seen. Chief Marshal Fuller may be sure
OF being congratulated when the days
celebration is over for the novelty and
excellence of the parade.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-28

Speaking about the occupancy of ths
outside seat of an open car, did you ever
retains it letting fat and slim persons
alike crowd pastf 1t Is characteristic OF
human nature to get the best and
hold IL, no matter who likes or dislikes
1T. When you see person occupying one
OF those end seats considerably move
along for the old and the lame, it counter
balances in measure the individuals with
porcine proclivities.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-28

Did you ever notice the difference in the
class of people patronizing the different
lines of the electric cars? do.
Take, for instance, the people
on the Prairie avenue and
the Broad street routes. Then again the
Wanskuck and the Broadway lines. When
you see person with one mitt on and the
other in hand, and the hand which Is
uncovered has diamond ring. with
moss-agate finger nails, you can guess
which car she Is waiting for. A man who
delights in Bermudas, shaves himself
once a week, goes without necktie and
insists on occupying the end seat, he
knows what car to take.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-12
UTAH NAN FROM AFRICA,
Arthur ]. HOlllnsbsuy Returns From
a Trip Around The World.
spent Nearly n Year on tho ozark
Continent" sud warns Americans
80 stag Auay from the Tropics.

A. J. Hylilngberry Of Salt Like
Ciy, Utah, say tho Denver Acys Of
yesterday, WHO has lust returned rom
an extended tour Of the world, cover
Ing period Of u year and hall 70 vt
the Albany. Nearly year u tie
time he was abroad Mr. Hollingbgrry
spent in Africa, among the gold mines
and the great diamond nclJs Of that
wonderful aud as yet undevel0pod
county.
Africa has n future before her, the
traveller says, that the most vivid Inn
agination cannot paint. 10 was dau.
grrous section to travel through, 10 a
man takes his life 10 bis hands, and
the mortality is appalling Eight cut
" ten foreigners die within two years
Of taking up their rC5ideucu there.
What thu country needs 10 capital 10
develop It's resources. He thiuks a
poor man makes the mistake of his lie
In thinking u going there. There 10
absolutely no opportunity for labor.
lug man TO secure employment, 40 all
tho Work 10 done by the negroes, who
receive little pay, gnd who, being In.
ufUi 10 the climate, are much more
valuable 70 thu owners Of Tue mines
auG diamond fields.
Tho Bcifn railroad, now IN progress
| " CONJUNCTION, b. being built through
",he ny country" The fosion is IN.
itB,oI with a pustiiCTOus ny which
takes special delight In attacking DO.
mcgllc animals. a horse does not often
i've more Than ten days after tbs ~
has begun to got Ia IT, work. Another
| deadly ehcmy to al form Of human
I life 10 an aut, which frequently lille
man gud beast There ~ only one
pdniehment IN the country fOr Oilonsos
against the hnH, nud that IL death.
| Ihosu 10 no intermediate sentence ever
] pronounced. When a mnu has been
| found guilty OF treason or any other
/ crime against the sovereignty, he IL
bound 10 stake near an aut pile anu
IA short time the animals have oar.
riud out the death penalty aud have
eaton tho vic In todta,h.
Johhuuebburg II u wUndtIful gold
country, producing 10000 month.
Mehtoi tho mines ate under the man.
agthunt " Americans, although they
eio owned by English HyuuiCA,ea.
There ATT 10000 negroes ia South
Nlflea, tue TrauByaa', doing the rough
mining work.
Tue railroad which IL invading the
tropical forest l. lbI miles east OF the
Iambesia river Ihc wct season Il
now on thee s.S dill iast nutii abou,
.. uis ist Of March. Tubs great river
OyefllOws ils banks aud submcTgos the
adjacent country for distance VI 800
miles. Mr.. HJlllugbery says that
during tubs moist period II IL no un.
usual sight TO see tue stream filled with
hippOpoiaml cfOoOd los anu other
creatures u that kind, who make the
region n bowling swamp.
MI. HOllingbery also visited East
India, the Red sea, Egypt anu the
Holy laud. Pflor 10 making his trim
ho was manager OF thu salt Lake
HcoOTdgr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-12
ALSO VERY SUCCESSFUL.


when Professor Gleason and his
corps Of assistants stepped into the
roped arena last night they were sur.
rounded by an audience that filled
every part Of tho great hall outside Of
the enclosure In which their perform.
ing was done.
Some very obiurnto animals were
dealt with anu were 10Th TO allow
themselves 10 be- conquered. High
kicking aud very hard Kicking came
from q couple OF them. Hut finally,
stubborn as their own vicious temper
and had training had made them, they
yielded aud became Ne dociiU and quiet
AS Mary'd lamb In popularity supposed
10 be. The coal wagon BuUEskin
which astUnifhUd every ono the oven.
ing before, was full Of ilght again last
night, ana ~ ne stood on his hind legs
no handled his front ones IN the capacity
" most dangerous striker. He paved
Mr.. Bonytr's umbrella from his hands
anu stamped 10 Into fragments. But
tho panuum0uium Oi noises anu mum
etOus devices TOT overcoming his fears
anu breaking down his bad disposition
were eventually suCCeesiul and no WAS
driven about the Rug with and with
out lines.
Then came bay which has long
had the reputation VI "going over back
Wardi"tuInlug complete sOmmersaults
and the animal gave IN exhibition Of
~ fondncss for such feAts by vaultlng
into the DIR and coming down with
Tremendous force on It's back. This
beast was operated upon till 1t could
neither be coaEod nor compelled 10 re-
peat itH l0Olishuesa.
That Commissioner Empsy will
soon have circus performer in his
beautiful AMI intelligent equine Is
evident, for at tho command OF the
trainers lest nllht IL rolled a drum
from one end Of the hall TO tho other
and back again, told Ito own age,
counted twenty by paving on tho
h0oh picked a handkerchief up, took Ii
from It's own back ETC., TO the m inifest
interest aud amusement OF tho audi.
enCe. One week ago the animal was
an un6rohen aud practically unhandled
colt.
There whs much work and much
sport over the gradual disslpaEing Of
the obstiuacy ota young team from
the Fort Tonight tho performance
VIII bo repeated aud Ot o.urso there
VIII be new horses - handle.
On Monday night a nine loot pen Of
strong lumber will DO erected ia the
center OF the arena and one OF tho
widest ami most vicious animals pro.
durable will bo put therein. Then
Professor Gleason WIN enter the en-
closure and Bubduo the animal without
rope, halter strap or whip, IL VIII DO
"a great exhibition ana one that 0h9uld
again pack the auditorium 10 ila fullest
capacity,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-12
Nlnnirinal Mallers.

The Joint city and county building
committee has received the rcsigna-
lions Of suporin,enIont willard ami
Accountant Causten Blown Jr. Tn.
resignation Of these gentlemen Is sup.
posed 10 be- duo to the lac. That they
dii not thiuk and act VA accordance
with the views Of the officials cot over
them.
Henry Brough aud Frederick Cha''
loftJn were employed by tho board 'i
control Tor the city and county re-.
spoctivoly no engineers at salary o.
s75 per month each. They viii b.
compelled 20 act as their own hfUmcu.
Ihu county members favored the om-
ploymont % hrumen OF $50 per month
zach, but were voted down.
Tho Joint committee allowed tllIi
nggrcgating si3i.-6 aud referred the
clam Of Houlahau, GUniihs & MOrrl,
tor 81 300 worth OF extra Uiick % Cuun
Gilman Watson and SeleC,man Geddee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-12
The NEWS is requested to publish
the following.

Inc NLWb ~ ANlAthAtA W tHN'N"
the following:
The Third quorum OF Seventies will
meot Ut tho Seventeenth ward mCoirg
house on Monday next, commencing 90
1.JJ.
Thoro will be- no meeting u tho Six
tD0nth quorum of SUyuhti0s Monday
evening uoxi The quorum will meet ON
The evening Of tho second Monday ia
February.
Tho Thirteenth quorum NJ Seventies
will hold thoir monthly mCoting Mon
| day, January ian, ut 1880 y. m, in tho
Twentieth ward ycsiry. Al members
arc requested To aioud.
The Third quorum " Elders will moot
| in tho Third wutd meeting house on
Monday evening a $50 o'clock. All
| mumbOu OF thu quorum arc Invited To
/ DO present, Thomas Gerard, FROST
Elder David Mckenzie viii address tho
| Fourth quorum " Elders next Monday
evening, ut tlUU o'clock, iu tho siSu
| ward meeting house. subIecG fropho'
| clos concerning Christ Al grades oI
tho Priesthood arc Invited To DO present
So. Paul's chapel. East Temple slroo
| aud Fourth south. Ia charge OF ST.
!
morrow hight; am, holy communion
II q, M, morning prayer, lltiny aud sor'
moui % y. M, SUNDAY school; $3.50 p m.
| Bible ClhsH, 3.jl D, m., evening pWyUi
and sermon. Daily services as usual.
Reorpanizod Church Of jesus Christ oil
| iauor-duy Saints, Mission chapel, Second
| south street, between Second and Third
East SUNDAY School 80 OAm,, preach
. lug ut n %. "a, aud pm Elder llyruu
| %. smith, will iUllyOr tho second Of hlI
4 serios Of discoufacs on "Why 1 nm
n Josophilo,"
In hor lecture tomorrow evening Mis-
touzius viii give resume ui the begin
ming Of our financial struciurUas fouudOt
| by Thomas Jefferson, Robert Morris ant
Alexander Hamilton, following Tho, ro-
/ gross Of our finances down Ergsgh tho
war 90 the ff"ful vgaFoi 1873. whom ALL
vor was d,mon0tilad aud our nation Inn
] UOullOdh through twoniy years. llor topic
" "Eio silyor Conspiracy"
At the First Baptist church, corner oi
Second South and Second Wost, next
Tuesday evening, will bo hold "a public
debate between the Polite Isl. NJ q. Al
Debating club and the rhilomaihoan
Debating society. Tor tho junior cham
| pi0nAhip Of Salt Lake City. Tho quos.
! ton for dohatOia a timely one Resolved,
/ That religion should bo taught In tho
/ public schools OF Utah. Tho Polite
| club viii be- represented by u. Il. John.
son, a. a. Thomas, and q. W. Altman,
| and H. NJ. Ofem. Mr.. Lucas and Mr.
Wismur will assume tho negative Tor the
Philumnlhonu. Tho public Is iuyilod ~
attend,