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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-30
CHAPTER Gps.
An Ordinance in Amendment OF Chapter 30 O
the Ordinances. Enutled Police"

An Ordinance in Amendment OF Chapter 30 OF
the Ordinances, Entitled Police"
(Approved December IA. 1897
IL is ordained by the City Council of the City
OF Providence as follows:
SECTION l, Section OF chapter 80 OF the
city ordinances, entitled Police" which now
reads:
SIC. 5. The mayor. by and with the con.
seas OF the Board 81 Aldermen, shall appoint
one OF the said police constables 90 be deputy
chief or police. seven Ca be captains OF uoiice
seven 20 be lieutenants OF police. ten % be-
sergcnnts of- -fel++.-s--rr- ~ 1r rfrI-.x or
police. TIE duties OF these officers shall be
prescribed by the Board of Aldermen" IL
hereby amended SO o. 10 read as follows
sEC >. The mayor. by and with tho consent
OF the Board OF Aldermen, shall appoint one
OF the said police constahles 10 lie deputy
chief OF police. seven TO be captains of police,
Fevon 10 he lieutonants OF police. sixteen 20 10
sergcants OF police anu one 20 be clerk OF
police. The duties Of these officers shall be
prescribed by the Board OF Aldermen.
True COPIES.
Witness. WILLIAM Il. CLARKE.
doc1.3t City Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-30

Mr.. James Il. Kennedy OF the firm OF
Kennedy & Cough Saturday received
from Mr.. Bernard O'Connor of Roscom-
mon, Ireland, a case OF Irish bacon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-30
Mrs. wins'ov'. soothing svru,

hss OLD and WELL TRIED REMEDY and for
svtI FIFTY YEARS has bee1 used by millions of
mothers for their CHILDREN Wills CUTTING
TAhfH with perfect success. IL tsoothes the child
soitsns the runs. reduoes Inflammation aiinvs al
pain, cures sind collie IL very plersaai 90 the ass
ana the best rerueey for irrhoea Sold by dru,.
eists In every part Of the world PRICE TWEN.
1f-f1YR CrNTs A boTrLF. v. sure ari ASK
Tor MRS. WlNsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP an
hfs no other kind ~ ncihsrs will fns III, ths
Best kedieine 10 use daring the tssthirx psrfeA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-30
CHAPTER COG.
An Ordinance in Amendment Of Chapter 4S o
the Ordinances, Entitled Salaries"
4 L.. %

M VFUInHnCo III AmtHUIUbnT DI NHlUftr 10 OF
the Ordinances, Entitled Salaries"
(Approved December 20. 1881
1t is ordained by the City Council of the City
Of Providence ms follows:
SECTION |. The clause in section of chap
ter 4S or the ordinances. entitled Salaries, T"
which as amended by chapter Az of the
ordinances. approved May 20, 1898, reads as
follows;
'To the city solicitor. including the salary
OF the assistant city solicitor. six thousand
dollars to the second assistant city solicitor,
fifteen hundred dollars IS hereby amended
as TO read as follows:
TO the city solicitor. six thousand dollars
to the assistant city solicitor, threo thousand
dollars: 20 the second assistant city solicitor,
fifteen hufdred dollars"
SIC. 2. This ordinance shall take effect from
and after the end of the present municipal
year. and all ordinances and parts OF ordin-
ances inconsistent herewith ale hereby re-
pealed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-30
RHODE ISLAND 7ERKiNS
HORSESHOE COMPANY.

Atau Getting OF the Board OF Directors
held this day, quarterly dividend OF ono
and thrce-qtmrters (13i PER cent. was de-
clared or the Preferred stock of this COM
pany. and two and one-haif (2isl rcr ccnt.
ON the General (commOnl stock, both
rayable on the 10Th day of January, leef,
10 stockholders OF record January 4, jt9A
CHARLES A.. STARK, Treas.
Providence, L. l., Dec. -, ic9a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-30
CHAPTER Gs7.

An Ordinance Establishing a kindergarten in
the School House ON Potter's Avenue.
(Approvod December 20. 1885,
10 is ordained bv the City Council Of the City
Of Providence ds follows:
SECTION l. Tho school committee Is hereby
authorized 10 establish and maintain kinder.
garten In the school house on Potter avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-30
SALE OF LOCAL STOCK.

At noon TODAY at the Office OF George
III. Burnham 1850 shares OF the Alfred
Anthony estate stock wese sold at auction
to Chatham Bank of New York. They were
sold in three lots, two OF 900 shares each,
and one of $50 shares, the amount real
ized was S73, 900.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-30
THURSDAY, Jan. z
At House, I4o Fountain ST.
Commencing at 10 a. m,

Comprising elegant silk trocetelle parlor
suite, handsome parlor table in oak, banquet an
table lamps. pictures. iardneres, fancy hotr rugs
rockers in polished oak ana willow. mirrors, solid
oak pillar e1te sion table, set Of ine OAK dining
chairs, 50. ia cas sideboad with mirror silverware
oak and antique chamber sets, 10 w. w. aud book
springs, 10 pairs of blankeis 10 comforter, IL
pairs OF feather pillows Is pairs Of sheets. tapestry
and ingrain carpets odd pieces of furniture i'm
porte Gnd decorated dinner sets, crOckery glass;
ware nearly new kitchen utensils, etc, At ~
o'clock will sell n z I-3-actave Nose & Sons r0se-
wood case Upright Piano, IN perfect order, fine
toned aud been used bot IS months. This Is a
standard make ins trument. and The name speaks
TOR Itself Don't fail to atte nd this sale. All must
be so q. as the owner is breaking up Housekeeping
Goods can be seen on morning OF sac .0-3t
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-07-11

ihrds abialleues QunisrpIatten iH ba.
runtsrlissRptu 'e.iansH obsnlanfsn. has
Sob uno Gilbsr mas Der Brei ensbalt,
iuiro sHr9 GusdFlbsr isiiasboiifn, eas
jeitpsis in bic 8ssdlter sesthtH eber in
eie aupierplntien tinseriebsn un0 pom
bort ourh ein srpeitrs 6erausHehmeu
Ober abihabsn sntIernt ipire. Tas 10
an Gutdflber ssbuHesne ebslmetnlI
iabrt Den RomsH amotsam. Als ipls
dee luanoeri ts in cine srU6e eiisrue
Returts, INN siHseihmOljsH 81 fperosH:
7nbsi DsrIIlttist iih eas GuedTIbsr,
piro aber Sur weiicren @srpeaonNe IN
einer 8orlnos ipisosr auissiangtn HHs
conoeniirt. Tas in Der Retorie suriid.
bIsibeHos @plo nRo SiIber niro oanR
in bodisiHi6rmist 5Urmsn bars, ,brids)
aegUhsH uno 10 nadl BEN Often IN bic
MhHJe ssianot. Ta4 Der grpR6 iH
ben gOtiuerien. 5bm unisrlisot ma
thrl'h nuT oaS grs, oas iresHaHEies
-frtiss gpIo uub SiIber" snthdlt, b. 3.
ourh ieiHs Sermilhuna nit aHeern Ris
HeralisH bic Extraction rrihwsrt. GrB
oieFr Nrt IL pOrUisssue lon sraos. al.
10 rsIatip arm an @Oloesbait, isin dbs
bruh uuo isiHs BsorbtituNs FHo absr
isSt 70 !sidt Hnb bilIis, bab bic aORfH
iaum iu's geipitht inlltn, um 10 tueni.
Ger. sa cine ieee Der Stampisu brri bic
uisT 1OnHsn Grj unb Sarabsr per 3as
0erarbeiten tam. 7is Rs'enprooHE
tiOn srisst SO. Dos BEN GrJt on iHHe'
rem gebalte obssbi.
(5srtiesnHs iSlst.)
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-07-11

Die hbsritrpdHslihsn 5reun6ihaiis'
beSensunaen bes oeutihsn aaiisrs Snr
9eit Der 5eier IeiHer geri6bHuns nit
Sismnrd m6arn uuu smpiHnbeu seipeien
fem, Ieiber absr ideinsn Fe bod, nnr ei'
usr ilidiissH ausenblidsiiimmuna -
iuie Der Qaiier oereu ia ihOu otter ae.
babt eutiprunssu ~ ielH. Shon
lansers 9sit maht iid cine GridltHHs
Jwiid,en Berlin uuo 5risbridsruh be-
msribar, bic Der Roiis, ben Sismard'
ireuuoen bel Der Ginrueibuna oes Roro'
Sitiesionals redbt unaneeuehm IA en-.
piiabsu CAB, inbem er ss permiso, aHh
uur osnglamen bee srUben SiaoismaH.
usS iu neuneu, pdbreno CT sid Sel5it
llnn Seia Sdns~ in ben Simmel erhpb.
Die man in TeuiihlnHo barhbsr oenti.
Ssisi iOlssHoer NusSus aus sinsm aa'
bsIbrisie poH Berlin: -5hrt Bismard
bat Iih In BEN osutihen aaiierreih Gin
swiess Ssnimal etitaifeHl" @is bieies
@ori Der -BerliHer Reusiten Ga6rih'
ten @isoerhau finbet in ben bsHtidsn
SerSsn.! @is fidb in eisit bergen islbh
- pOu 1easraiion ~ Generation -
oas anbenisn an ben Nitbssrhnosr bee
Seuiiaen Neihes - aerc permHiHs--
siuoesrnbsn bot 9os mirb bic @sidih'
te iehren.
Or Der Nnms ees dItlaHSlers, Obns
uslhen ss sein Reih Hno obne ipelden
Is isinsH Rorb, CjtIee. aannI aebsn mir,
be. glnb lamb IN ben bpnaitiiheu auno'
ssbunesu bts GnteIs oss srfsn Raiiers,
ned iuslhem bic nsus 5abrhrabs &C.
nonnt. oh nebsu oem iIebiameH @nfu'
iieser" mshr bal, ens ipeib Seoer,
Der 0err StaaisIetrttdr ~. I. m.- ri6i
gotham - fur bic bslesHeeitali bee er,
isen aanSlers teiH Slnum mar. er fnnn's
eriraasn. sliht oos iniisrIihe Shpei.
gen TN RrnHijelte Ju Soltrnan, nihi
bic reid.siaHSIeriihen 9ObhaoeleieH bee
IL. I. No." per6sn BEN Nltsn BON Sam'
isHpaIbs Gin Slait ous isinsm 9trbesr.
irauJ HsbmeH.
Go uuaefnbr iaetH oR -Bsrlintr
Rsueiien Rahridten". tlro 10 oenti
eds Osutids Bolt in isinsr iibsripisssn'
ben RniOriidi.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-07-11

Sduierisleiten, fpslcbs bic RtpubIiianer
Sum srebtn 7heil fur bisGs Aominiitra.
ticn stinaifeu. Sar GuiiteEluns une Der
sd6tiaune Der 2siitnnsen oieier No'
minifrdtion anssubeuten. glndioem nber
bic ssitdftli6s SituatiOn, rutlbe iOlhsn
AHerifien bel ben seoanienlUisn 9laien
~ itniten esiOmmeu, iih sebeiisrt bot,
Wiro lsne ysredhtiauns balo ieinsu Gr.
iUls mehr bnben. lleber's Sabr iueroen
Die gerbisnIte oieisr abmiuiiiratiUu 10
tIar nor BEN gUlte IsbsH, bO6 ss gang
anosrs um bic Ghancsn Der oemUtrnti'
ihsu gortsi itdnoe, psnu nur eieic ielbit
ibre Gbouesu Su bsnlSen usritsbi.
". y. St.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-07-11

Der Gkei bes 5inanjbepartements
fpmmt. bel sinsm @erslfin Der iett por'
fisesnbeH Gddsnue bfr Bila,v oes pers
iloiisnen 5isialiabrss NIT ieinrn goran'
idlaasn pom December b. g., sons gut
berans. Gin Tsfjit npn 43 WliuiUnen
aegen siueu gprauidlaa uon 20 @illi'
onen tam man fib In Siniidt nuf ben
@eaiaIl Der gintommeniteuer ipetl se'
fallen laIisu. ramentlih iuenn erbelt.
oab bas ibrie blsibsnbe DsfiSit uiht
pisl mehr offs bic SdlIts bee poriAtri.
ern betrdst. Die paHpisnds III aber.
6a6 bic Giunabme Grostnine ber leb.
ten Mpnats cine geiddiisbtiIsruns per.
ratben, init Der cine iplds MuidwfIInHs
Der Ginnnbme Iiir bic 0ufiluit perlnapEt
IfiR mHb, bab es isiner nensH stitbIiden
Wsabrsesln bebarien ipirb, nm ipsiiere
DfEsits an btden. ba iotdBs nidt mthr
sniltsben wsrnen. Z Die rfraIei9sireiIe
saniiiss Hhnns bdnisn mir aber msbr
Der rieorDIeu Spariamltit Der ylbmini,
Itratipn, iptl4t bic ausonben tbnnlidIl
sin8eldrdnlf unb bnbur1 W1ibsrsiff bes
RcnertiIss siuiesrmabsn oussema&i
Bat. Tie repnbIsfoniI4eu Drgdne lper'
ben ifeiii6 ssidl aHItrren. bw ubmini'
IIratiuu 1n i&mdben unb bic nraebsurtr
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-07-11

Gs ssbt bod lpUbI iibrr Oos SObnsn'
liso, rueuh irlinoiibs alUpfishtsr in
Sofipn cine garuOe ausreifsu, neil bic
iS eiH iOaeuanntes .iIeines rOihes Sdul'
bans" auf sinem gSaeeu mitihhriS. Gs
IL bod ssiuib nidt unpatriOtiih. Gin
Shnlbdus nls SpmbOl oes gatriOtis'
mus 81 bstrahtsn, mas INNER iar Rs,
benscoanien bic Seelsiter oabei asbobt
babeu m6Seu. Die 5anatiier biitsu ia,
an StsIle oss .fleiHen rutbeu-. sin sro'
bss blauss Sdulbans bsramparaoirsH
tSuusn, ruenn ss ibnsH bslitbt bate.
SOlhs gOroaHss IiHo uur sssisnet, eir
Rsibsu Der eurhaus uiht phniheus'
,usrtheu a.g.a.' '@eIslihoft ~ ihweneu,
@bl.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-07-11
Nin ,itmlidl idarits qsmperen,os.

Gin Siemlih i4ariss 1smpersnSse,
iss II inrslih iuSnSiana burh RrUila'
nation bss @OuutrnsHrs in @iriiamisii
sttretsu. aubsr anoereH BeihrdutHnssn
perilei ss, oab Der grpisii Der BepObr
ntr (ulht 8irper ooer @runSbeiiser }
eiHtr @aro Jur RerbinserIHs Der CT.
tbeiluHa elmer qicenS aenheen iun. Tas
@eieb wuroe uou einer repnbliinHiiheu
2ssisIatur paiiirt; oas gstOredt oes
9superneurs (stn Democrat bat ieiHeu
@ertb, neil cine siHiahe Raiorii6i sur
Sur lleberitimmuue Der Yetos biureidt
Ten 8puoerneur RatbepS bIieb eaber
fsins anesre Babl ale oas @eies A
prcmulsiren. Tisits gerfnhren uiro
surb bic Suridriit srSiaatspsrioiiuns
btoiust, oub paiiir;s Bids rrit IN oLlen
Counties uerbIientlid1t uno eirtulirt lper'
ben mlhsu, sbs iit @eiesestroft srlau'
asn. Dies ssihiebt oauH bard pfiiSis[ls
VsiaHntmaduHs Der @Uuuerneure. Sec
iersr iunsirt eiHfnh nls aseut Der 9e'
sialatur. 6ir bic Sdrtrn oss ntusn
3smpersuJssisbss luiro aliO bic republi'
ianiide partei usrnHtiportIlh sthaltsn
Iperoen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-07-11

ans Sesiia wirO asmsIOsi. oab bic
Grutsausfdteu in Slerublono pislusr'
iprs6eHo fur ale aOrueriThtts Fno,
nit ausnabHs bon Rosssn, welher uur
einsu Grtros bon 40 YrUcent Hnier BEN
3urhihuitt peripridi.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-07-11

s3n ben arobten 1trabiesunaen i'm
neusn Iarii ssb6rsu bic Der 3Ols aui
5snitersIas. Die Ntainltp' RattH,
bic Iidb anf log bis l25 prOJsnt belle.
fen. rpareeu aui GO bic 65 RrOjeui bsr'
untsrssiebt. Irusosm 1T isii Dsm IN
sraittrsten 0ss neutn 7ariis isbr pisl
ipsuissr 5eniterslas ais iEhber sinst'
iihri vorseu. Sm perHUiieuen april
!. y. bstrus bic Giuiubr nnr 1898. .447
pfuno, eeseu 4,0ss,759 ginnb in benz
Islbeu WOHat bss gUriabres. Cir oas
am 80. Suni 1894 beeuoett Sabr be-
trus bic Ronnissiniusr i'm 9nrhihniti
1909, ,755 giuuo, pibrsno isiioem bic
Turdihni.isJiiisr bis sum 30. Npril
unr 3,669,2s9 giunb, iumit um 700,-
sec ssrinssr il. Die 5Oaeruiebrisuuu
bat bic beimiihen 5otriianteH
~ elmer sHiiprstsnoeu Jrnisori.
gang Der greiis ssu6thiet. 9aonrn IL
Der abias Der beimiihsn Gabriiats &C.
iteiaert noroen uHo bic GiHiubr aus
esmauslanbs bat sntipre@enS abssnpm.
men. 90 bat bic 3Olherabiseuus BEN
amsriianiinen 4ubliium senhst, eas
NAN billieerss @las ubd!t. Gle bal
ben ameriianIihen drbeiterH aenabi.
bic istt mehr ale irhber Hti&ditieuHe
haben. Die tiujisea Gei6doisisn iine
Die Riislisbsr oss SdbrisaHieu' fruits,
bic mt ttpos ssrinoerem grofit ali
irIbsr pOrlisb usbmsn mhiien, abeI
oiienbor INNER nod quite @si4dft'
MAIDEN.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-07-11

eius aasr ssI iar TisrSsst uus Ssasssfxs sfAsit.
gt N rsass rtautes AsIiam. SssiAstst hatttR
thn niAi. isahuu va ptttaHitn Ten. - ksstn 80
Etumast A tisbl pas.isa. e, uHs si saFn Apes
thsfttu.
3it IN sau 9tii taHua ru STpsutu ssu ssa c&s
mcrFeeietH ssbtilt ~ weretn rtHt tas Ia elsa
isi rsu etask ntufiAfT Saitt Btettffif ptstrAo4s
kln lvsi. essnis fut lef suasahssRsn. rFanspEHs
BEN ats ctApau dt. "a hostn sn kram9Nt& rtstf
" Nafinsn. :. 4. unh - aQfn Npsthfiua.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-07-11

tRapio &itp. ,. Suli. Der
irRbsre itdetiide NutitUr 3. 3. Slad
luuros beuts ipeeen irammer OBei6ihten
psrbaitei. Sein gsrbbr wire am ndda.
lisn Grsitae ltattiinosn. Sn ben 9im.
meru, in wsldm bic ItabiiihsH gsapisrs
euibsipobrt iperoen, berrihir bente eiH
nurn BrnnoaiitnHa snttanbeuss oeHer.
iueltes auaelsst iuprben mar. nm bic
Beipeiie fur ots Bttrheereien Blade
aus Der @elt Su lhaTien. Gum Glad
pur6en bic TN SiherhtiisstmOlbs be.
finblihsR Whder Hidbi btihdSisi. Der
am @ebdahe Der Bant pcu BeHHinetpu
gountp anseridteie GAoeen betrdpi
s50C.
SONAR 3. Suli. Der Qeiiel
in ben -SOporb Rpasr WlilIs" srpseir.
ts ssiierH Nahmitins NIT 10 farntbarei
@fiualt, bab oas eause Gebduos eemp'
lirt wnres. Der RaItinih .. y,
@alisr biisb aui Der Siells iobi. bic BET
ben Hsftsr bee GtabliIiements, Z. q
@enlo aus Sc Mars, ga. Hno ). y
2apion BON bier. ipurbsn 70 idper per'
istt, Sob iutnie SOfinune. iie sn retien,
pprhanbeu IN. Gbenip. shriie Mpberi
Deboit, her sntisblia psrfammslt HHt
psrbrhbt iporben IN, fanm NIT bem &C.
ben bopoHiemmen. HusIidbt ant Ret
tuna baben basseeu ber Hpoibsitr ~
n. Gfarf. Der am Qcpis nHb ben Dsiner
perlett ipurbe nne einenNsmbru9 eriiii
uRb g. q. QaipIeH, Der Idptre Brhh'
unb Dranbpwnbsu tapon irns. Eel
Matsriali4absn bstrdst ttiua t2o, 900
6. JnIi. q. .. 2aipIon N ieiner
@srlstunstn srleaeu. Dra Der CpIe'
iinb nunmsbr iest, bic brsi Abrisen bcii
man ON 2eben an eSbnlien.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-07-11

grdiibeut glspflanh in wisbn eins
NAL Batter eslpDrben. 0trr Der Gtprh
IN immsr nod nidt .nad @uaib- a..
f3mmen. 2Bas ikm bridesrt iuurps.
mar ipisber sin WSb&sH. bas brute
in Der gsibehiplss Isiner 6nmiIitnIprpis
ZEN. SpIisntli6 iseilt N6 Del uidiifr
paijsnbeF 0dsasnbsit bsr isbnii&ii sr.
ipartsls GtamnbaItsr bss 6anIss Gle
pelanb elm. SebsniaIls IA es trIrfus
lid. 1si p<rntbusn. bah Uxtier ME
1{inb III. ben iprntp6riIi4tn llmadn'
htn eno<meIIu. spo1l btfubn.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-07-11

5as rrpubliIaniids eiaaisesEtrnl.
epmits ppu SIo. .Toipta eripdblis fiirJ'
LID ben GtieubabHabpoiatsn
altr. SObniuu uUn @aiertUpn BuH
1orfeer. - ocmmeninr iibsrilhNia
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-07-11

slnmi isssElft ss ,lasis " - ktata gsBna&t
n. -. Stair, 3llitPcif, 81.
. = :, M..m ! 500. is:.4. Y. q !s::s s ~.
-: 4; s:is !: ''s ~ S::s l;ssS:. s;l;Sss. ,. -
Evening star., 1895-02-19
Pensions Granted.

Among the pensions granted yesterday
were the following: District of Columbia
Charles S. Saunders, alias Charles H. Nc
Evan; Bernard Mullen, Louis Weber, Mary
A. Wood, James D. Mcbride, James Bren-
nan, John Gear, Edwin Sharon, Alpha
Beall, John Hogan and Alice V. Martin.
Maryland-David Martin, Flintstone; Har-
rison D. Stickell, Baltimore; Andrew Min
nick, seabrook; John Lube, Baltimore;
Henry Chase, Baltimore: VIM. H. Bivans.
Taneytown; John Alton Huntingtown; En-
ma c. Kline, Funkstown; Eliza H. Cas-
sard Baltimore; Eliza ]. Alton. Hunting
town: Elizabeth A. Cantler, Baltimore;
Ernest Reskard, Friendsville; Daniel Du-
vaul, Homecoming; Melissa A. Barlow,
Franklinville; Martin J. Klunk, Baltimore:
William Betz, Baltimore; Ashbury Wolf,
Oakland; James Meades, Brooklandville:
Elizabeth McNew, Baltimore. Virginia
Charles Thought, Rosslyn; Mary J. Som
mers, Stoneleigh; John Cannon. alias Fos-
ter, Elizabeth City; Bernhart seigel. Eliza
beth City; Daniel Hoffman. Elizabeth City;
josiah Pond. Richmond; Adelaide Williams,
Bailey's Cross Roads: Sarah Walker.
Campton, and Andrew Grant, Elizabeth
City
Evening star., 1895-02-19
ELECTION IN PHILADELPHIA.

A Mayor and Other Municipal Officers
to Be Elected Today.
Philadelphia will today elect a mayor
receiver Of taxes. eleven members Of select
council, seventy-nine members of common
council and twelve police magistrates.
The campaign. which practically ended
Saturday night. has been one Of the hottest
that the city has seen for many years.
Governor Pattison has made a vigorous
campaign and he promised in his letter of
acceptance that. If elected, he would give
Philadelphia a non-partisan, business ad-
ministration. His opponents, however,
point to his turning republicans out Of Of
flee to make room for democrats when he
was city controller and governor. and claim
that he will do the same thing II elected
mayor.
ticket as the candidate for receiver Of
taxes is Col Sylvester Bonaffon, jr., a re-
publican with q good record as q soldier,
whose presence on the democratic ticket.
it is generally admitted. helps it.
The two reform organizations, the COM
mittee OF ninety-five and the municipal
league, have held aloof from the contest
between the heads of the tickets, content
ing themselves with opposing candidates
for council, who have, they claim, estab-
lished records as creatures of corpora
tions.
The democratic leaders claim that they
will poll $1,000 solid democratic votes and
that $1,000 republicans and reformers will
vote for Ex-Governor Pattison. If they
can realize on this claim Mr.. Pattison will
be elected by a substantial plurality.
On the other hand, David Martin. who
has made a careful canvass, claims that
Charles E. Warwick will be elected by at
least 10000 plurality.
Evening star., 1895-02-19
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule in effect JAM 6, 1898.
Jersey avenue and g street.
trains isss1 IS ann. nna 500 Sta'' p.@ s''''
For Cincinnati, St Louis and indianapolis. vesti-
'gsa Fe1 $50 Se dy II
am. and s:s5 pm:
For For and 112s
Chat say Memphis and New
Foo Baitimose week days, .4:2o. s:oo. 1GSS Sss,
s,ss sS HsSs A. .s g. Sc 9asoe s1
EsS $50 soo soa 4sminStes mimi 1850 s3: 112
g;oe o. 5mi9ates, 1905 $50. 1900 1900 'o0o
pn sanS5ss $50 So and 81 80 pm 's 4
* For @ Frederick. b9:O0. c11:25 am. b1:15' c4So
For Haserstowu eli :2s a.m.. $50 pm.
For Boyd and way points, al :o5 pm. e.oo
ei25e es ana e4s Sa' asss Hoas bs4o
ESQ Es Junction and way poas s3ssns sso a.
EoT1r snaS iSS TSh xSW FORK
rls3 For Boston and %D'ns the
s"9 l 80 gm Sleeping al at H.Ss lc sslGs nlD
sins CAB, 500 IS 600 Dining Carr. 500 n1:so
Sleeping SIans Car; open for passengers 1900 p'm
Fune. Eur rarlor Cars on gil day trains. rams 1900
noon Sundays, 42o am. 1900 noon; s.,.. only
axHa" Macept Sunday. Daily. SuhoaS 'D'''
Rasrase called for and checked from hotels and
left left at ticket Offices sa avenue aw
New York avenue and 18th street and at aepSe ar
IL. Is. CAMpREIIL Gen. Manager. IL
Evening star., 1895-02-19
Carriages. at the Grand Opera House.

The police anticipate some trouble in
enforcing the new regulation concerning
the taking up of passengers at Albaugh's
Grand Opera House during the appearance
Of the Metropolitan Opera Company this
week This new regulation, as heretofore
printed in The Star, provides that 1t shall
be unlawful for the drivers or owners Of
vehicles used for conveying persons from
Albaugh's to take up passengers at the
Pennsylvania avenue entrance. The regu-
lations also provide that drivers desiring
to remain during the performance shall
stand on 18th street Unless ordered by
the Commissioners to suspend the enforce
ment of the law on this occasion the regu-
lation will be enforced and some arrests
may follow.
Evening star., 1895-02-19
shoveling Snow Wa. Too Hard Work.

Shovc1fns Snow Was Too Hard Work.
Herbert Andrews an able-bodied man
who Is strong enough to do the hardest
kind Of manual labor, thinks he is too
strong to shovel snow. He was one of the
hundreds Of applicants who was fortunate
enough to be given a shovel and sent out
to shovel snow when the congressional ap-
preparation for the relief of the poor be-
came available. Herbert lives here. but so
far as is known has no family ties.
He soon reached the conclusion that he
did not want to shovel snow, and when he
tried to sell the shovel which did not be-
long to him Policeman Sutton arrested
him.
'Shoveling snow is too - hard for
me-" said the man when arrested, Pm not
used to it,
The policeman took the man and the
shovel to the station and the shovel was
afterward turned over to one of the fore
men of the snow gangs.
Andrews was taken before Judge Kimball
this morning. He had been there many
times before, and this time he plead guilty.
Judge Kimball heard the statement of the
officer and gave the prisoner two months
on the farm in default Of bonds.