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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-27
DIVORCED FROH THE WEED.
A winSlOw Man Cured OF Smoking and
Chewing.

p II. Mcclure. the popular ea,sr-r Of
wln.low, who 10 hars 0n his way W the
City ~ Mexico for an extended "trip was
until SUNDAY last the meet invetsrats
smoker and ch,w-r In the land. He nov
thanks the Democratic patron saint for
total relirf from the Nicotine habit. 10
fac, ibr weed hAs been Thoroughly boiled
nut IL his system. Mr.. Mclluire came gu,
II III. hsslrr'a rupin feeling like . new
man. wm, O'MAllsy and A. l.. ParrhslI
were witnesses Ia the cure and vouch f#
the fact that NJ Mc'ilire can ne, look 81
tho w.ed any mere, Togsthss with hav'
ing be-n nicotine Il mi he had also beet
an atheist, but this has thoroughly con
ver,ei him And h- i,elieves implicitly Ia
the U-mrrat's Jesus"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-27
COOL HOLD-UP.
Latest Particulars About the Ration Rob
berry.

Special Ia Queen,
Ration. N. NJ, July % The daring
robl-ry, shortly after one O'Clock this
morning, Of Jonas and Aiken's gambling
house has created much sxcitsmsnt, and
there Aro hopss that the dsspsradoes will
he In tho clutches of the law before many
hours. One "f the dsspsradoss 10 Pedro
BAoa. who u charged with havius killed
. man al s,arkv,lle few days ago, and
whom the Colorado authorities arc pur-
suing. The other man, LsAndro Marines.
10 we'll. known here. Armed with Win
chester and two sir shooters they stood
up the sight occupants ~ the houss In q
row. sd cnolly sm piled the bank aud bar
money IN . sAek. They realized nearly
$500.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-27
A PROSPEROUS TOWN.
san NArclal. Hundred rncN south.
coming to the Front
MAKING SHADY PROGRESS


san M.r,nI 4. .ttt.i,.i A, ia. valley II
ia, K,o ,,i.r.i,, dir cts uIun the wrrt
,.rL ,ft..t,,,., And am ia. i'm. If the
! At,Lt-,u, Tnu-kA \ santa IL rzilrAi,
| Iiu miira north IT h. pAn Aud los miles
,...tu Of AIluuu.rlur, As,rIu,thr county
scat. h.ug - mile. north b, tai ir,tu
49,, N.,,.u n.u Nurt.I /. uu- If the.
"a ur.,s., th, ..tn.,nrrt that is not
,,,,,...,t,,n. ,t .,.,,,a t..,,,r.'' and II u,t
N.nu.. "Ai,.wL,r" nNr, hrr ".um.
tLnu. tn utn NJ" IL b. PRACTICALLY
,n,.,,..., tnSu, .i,r,u,n ,nr a-Nrin,mr,A
al .tt,,t .,t,t,,,usStt IT, time MAKE a.
ram 49,, lt,-iu.-s a -.,,,...I, ,unrd,ia
ton u be- ln,. cad II e ,uV .riut, aud J.
pAii suul,- hrr lnr u,Ntrt,u at I,-At,-i q
krtp,,.. IA t,,r car -uui- there At,
Ir,., ,u,.i .,n,t., .nI .Iui, r.sut rugtn, r
ate uu ,h, ui,Ir..r iuur, the ,rrNr 1
tuntI % ~m,n-. .Ay m-n-. make lu-t
""Inrr ~ sal IiHi,,"i. nNS,ng '"l~i . !
80 Ut. 49, puE 4" S"t,u clerks Aud
otnr,r. tee, ,u,rrI,d, ~td MAKE Nae -
,Ir.ar ,Nr, : % ",rn 'a.I.t"y~l. Ihrrr
~ pad uuh m"u'UiJ Ly tie railroad ecu,
r.ry a, sat A"'''"' ti',"' " sI''""
Iur I,pulA,"u Il th' rtS'" hriug b"I~"' d"
,,r And go D.. Ih', ~" r'S-''" ~ Va" -
rml,Iun i."m hAib Nm"r ~ aIlHf~n'
" h. ~ nous. ~h~r h-AipuAfi"rr ~ -
] /. -. IA. A Al 4
's"n. Il mt h''"A d" di''ni"u i"i"'
rn"n a. IA" s""In' " hu1ehIhe'u' r'~ !
una"t"', J Len 'h'ri h'rI'SHh"' !
l.. I. N""""'n"i' r',""d uItk' Il
10 f"n"f"j' 'h'h' p''h' j = i'''""""' "l'
'fAl"I I F"l, hAIhmAr'"f'
J"u"r, uA'hinAr'"i GERS resi- Wa"
,,ls, AS ~il"t I. h. ''"r''n II III" i"'i'
liar r,At"u agent "nI agent 81 "-l'r'
tIs" y Z" Il a"A"n"h !" I"Ss"s'
master. NEd "' Hnd Nine"Ii arr tn'
.. 80 I,'Tkri t'"I N'ne"iI Nhd "lIl nt
.u',dI,Ck ur,uI Ia" u'sh' 'Irrkri W u
HIilun nud J 1 I~-'d arr SAr'iinAr'"rr
10. day Ana niA"', lrsi" euN"'y
/" IA" ,'"i"' bui.d'"g ia" r~ilroAd com
pAuy us,ntH,n'H ire" rrAiIns roam i"I
Ne rmII' yer - hr divirI"n At the sta
Ii"u A. tie .Htr~t magazines, irrnd'
D., Gale "ni mnu! r"~ri"i-rr are "a oil"
aud writing iHc,n',rr are pi''Hh-d
J Richards has chafs" 81 the r'aiini
. r""mr
i" all iRVrl-rr ~ the santa r. rail-
road the rlc-il"ut meals r-rt-i u, TIA
Harvey ra,ins n"u-- ~ san Marcial ST
veil known, aud the h"un- still inAintAin
it- high reputation. L. ". Barr IL Tia
Go manager. and fourtesu I-rronr 81" Ell,
ploy-'i IN the HOUSE,
, The e-tsbiishun-ut uf tue Ban Marcn'
roller Touring mills al that place, h> :
g., y Brny go. has greatly stimulated wbs'
90" growing III the vale! near the to~i
there being .hrr- tuner the scrrag
y. planted the year that th-v Was Las
800 THIS mil IL AZ perfect a plant Of its %
a.. pAciiy 1000 pounds II hour dAily-s
IAN lie found IA Colorado or kAnss
l' having the IAtes. improved modern n"'
chin-ry. ia. high patent hour made IL
lug preferred H. fancy brands from ihs
D., states Ly the best l"cAl ,ra.i., n
Bro, l-s p.ys cash Tor wheat, aud th
contributes u"l - Ii'lr 10 lh" Ir'~Irrl'
at tue town. The mill was slart-d ,
R.bruAr, ~ IL TN. Year, aud has Alr.Ad
,N 4 market G,r all the Il ,ur which Il "a
ul make.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-27

Arc you taking SIMMONS LIVE Rss
uLAroR, tho "Kno or LxvHs MD
cINEsf" That h what our resdsss
want and nothing but that II h "
same old friend 10 which tho old folls
pinned thsir fAith and were never db|
appointed. But another good recoe1
msndation for 10 IL that II h BErrc|
THAN PrLiA never gripes. never weasl
ems, but works In such IN easy an.
natural way, just iike nature ispelf ~
relief comes quick and sure, and oe1
feels now all over. IL never fAis|
Everybody needs take liver remedy
and everyone should take only s'S
mons Liver Rsguiasor. j
He sure you got IL. Tho RED
Ii On tho wrapper. J. III. zeiiin
Co., Philadelphia.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-27
HEALING HUMBUG!
The Blasphemipe lmposter Holds
Out In Old Town.
Religious People Thoroughly Dis
guSted With the Fake.
Judge Collier Says the Authorities Should
Look Afier Him.
AN UNDESIRABLE ADvERTisEMINI

w. $3.50
SchlAher' VINO lS~rs A- avn" nesier'
behind sh-r'h hubb-irs "bsg", tue
patron saint :" the Dsmrra, vas rrs'-i
l'snesth tho only window OF . sI'ae'ou.
pArlor, aud SEATED snd huddl.i sr"un'i
was = erosu ~ etl'ee'ah' m'"hs" anu
lsrs ,houghuuI y"u'b; ne sA' 10 tue ihh-
die chair 81 three. and on one rh- vas
comeiy mexican tnsmrn 81 abnu' 10, snd
on the other i,itle boz OF an"ui Sor
years. he heh we gri r,ght Maud Ia
hrs riRh' mana snn h-f IL" hanu IN his
lett hsnh' Ann wnh"u' txn' nigusI' worn
or motion Tue isfc'cAi Sesnc- Was c"h-
uhuou "r severs' NINA 10 uh'"' s"u
movement OF The hand he dismissed her
she rrtrrAtu p" tue rear I" 'hr r"in
wher- hrr 'olsH w"r-' hu' none I" 'hrm
could discover any change IN her rnnhi
ZION. the het' "I~rn'ei on was Tue iIUle
boy. Ihe bi.' STRONG hiarphrmer heih
with steady n.rv' Tue boys hands IN h'H'
AMI sent all TIE voi~ m powerful mag
netism ,aroogh the little human frame.
but he rrmsin-i unrhAk-n Hnh wa" hs'
missed ~ he had come
Az 'h'S lunc'"r- ihs ,'f'shs "I"I~I'
who wss anxious n yet back !" his desk,
steppeh forward Hnh a-k-i Tor . lev
words conversation. They were freely
grAn'eu snu evs'y WI" ~ ,.a',',..,.
w" un'o.se . Wv Nv
nS'nou A"""''e' '" '"' '''' ""'
riner. .,.,,,, -
IN wns' rns,"us "T ,'. ., ~'''
you or"usn' 80 IL.
| wss ra'H"u ''' '"' "'"Au e~'"''
e "uT',, ,.., ,,.n .,, c.,ho,;, I
ou nave been 'hoh tN' Ns'"o'e'
unusrrtAnn, A., ,,, h.
NO, , esnh"' 20 ms,' '' "''
been eaiieu oy .ns nAr~r
Mha, master 90 you mrsn' :.
THE Father, wh"se instrument ! am
Have you tue sanction OF 'ne NA'no"c
clergy III your work' ,,
Herr h's s'np'-' p'-sssW lace lisn.e'
ny WIN rmlie, nnh ms p.r'"n nps
rhowed = PROMINENT gsp IN tue upper
row 81 teeth He replied;
ut Ia Tor Them !" come w me, ~" m'
the Ia Y" to them am "i tue ralher'
When we're you called Ia your mis-
sion y
"octob-r 10, 1888 WAS called 'w'e'
before l re-I'onded.
what msnnerr
y That belongs 70 ,hs m '..l. ."
..rr",n s,".,.,.r h.r. ,h.y nu, m. /,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-27
AGAIN DEFEATED
The Browns Dror Another came to the
hcnycritcS.
SCoRE . TO !

Yesterday Af~ruuln the tUitd and lArt
game " the Hrtirs ~ haze s.s matches
between the SAnd-n Ne ~ r'sh, 81
Denver. aui inr niu~tr, Il t.isti ", ~A-
piay-d a, the 'Alr gr"uud- before a, lsssi
l.ubr people, And our champions the
proud J,-A,,. H. vt tie RIO GfAudr valley
sent down ~ u-irA,
There w.r- many brilliant cAtcL-s Auj
rtuI,- 81 10th riirs, and there w-r- many
cnriIy rrt"rs. r-I~c,A'iy "n the -ide Il the
Bru~u- nut .r urirt tnnl u" "ur should
arp-Ar ruii'-, IN Them minir over eur
criticism Il the game, lHS Ir|lsS g,Nrr
space I" the following account II the
game ~ Innlngr
tu,-I tNNtNu
~mdru- kt,aa... -u.uS e. \u's,. uru
ana uui ai.ur.t tujt.u - uf.t 90. Ha..,a..i
-. u..,~ v.t Fiji. K Niu..uI o. .,.uuI
Lu,a Id. N.,- r,r .kuo.n ,l 49,.
,.r""e,.. 90, ' n..' g." LEO 49,. ,"' o..
.,t tr ,,,uu. .. ,r.i. ..,-, .' g.. ka.H
utU. .. " loco rr~ Nl,.,.,, .'v... ., 49,
al,Iu,tu iuu'. u.t ~,w'
~I,uNu INNiNn
NauG,..- h u,sh l.' lut'suIas,s g..
let ..t Co Nutu,s 81 s''"u3. '... 49,. '.in"
u.tN.ui...N , tt,.,. u. .t.A lut u..
y. ....l. ..l srU' zoo ...H .. of ,...-'.I ".
IHt... ..... ..f .. .. Oh
N',,,' w &C.. ". J. &C. .."''
...., II.. ''u.N-'' a.f.". ... Co., ...N'
]
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-27
saekiea's ArEsca aAive.

The ,-et sslve In the world for cuts,
bruiass. sr.~. ulcers, sAlt rheum. fever
sores, utter. ohsppot hands. ehublAins'
rorns. and all skin srupti0ns, and posi-
ilv'ly cures piles, or no pay required. II
u Eusr. s 70 give Isrfse, ), s.sst.st,o. 40.
boz. r"r sale by Dr. Thos. n. burgess Z
Bon. dVnsv,sts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-27

soprnEAsrERS New Mexico will come
Ia III. frou, With a splendid exhibit 81 the
Fourth National irviRa,ioa Congress In
80 '.s-&anxw
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-27

John willonShby and Bunjamin Mar
shsil will leave IN nish, Tor IndiAnApolis,
Indiana.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-27
TWO GAMES!
The Results Of Saturdays and
Yesterdays Ball Games,
Complete and Accurate Report BY
Innings.
The Browns win the First and Lose
the second.
GOOD CROWDS ATTEEp.

THs CITIIsS, owing Ia the fact our
PRISE hour II 4 o'chck T. IN, Was unsGl''
10 ge, full r.port q The game 81 Lac,
saturday In that issue. The iolluvinH
10 a detailed sooount by innings u how
the browns won and the sand-ns Lost u
the cham pions ~ New Mexico;
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-27
NINiuISNl>n

Naudrus C,u,. got Ia. uu balls, klnl.,N
iirN uut e. N,u,,,, I.,tvf lot - uut nv %,
ka,rnrI. Wiu .,rpiui,i 4 Do, ,Ik aud duuni,I
,,u ultpu 81 H..l - ~ H
IItu~u~ ipu,t Ur t. lu.,'r and vent uut
uu inst, VI, .,.,, Sltl,k coat '',NI hi lut - %
i,i,t -, Il 'u, .Irl, inst cots ttt.I...~Ah tttu,
,ruI s,u.E t,tuId, We, - ,irc .',"ud aul
B,stWnN uu tn lugu. and Nrut cat at inst
-,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-27

The Atlantic n Pacific lines are ell clear
and open between Albuquerque aad NJ :
have. No houis ar wA~houts have &C.
CURED.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-27

G"p crops all through the vest 'nHsr-
- return at PROSPERITY ~ ~ far - that ~
practicable under our present monetary
syrt-In There I>omiss1 to liz al enor'
nous yield of corn in the country h-twe~u
IN. mountains aud the Missouri river and
the came seems Ia b- true ~ the r-gion
beyond that stream. In Colorado, New
A.I,co aud Arizona there will bs god
crops wherever there 10 irrigation. and
thrrs 10 proIniss u fair yield even In the
rAipbslt region.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-27

Rev. p. A. simphins, the Cougrega.
tiouAl minister At Gallup and Fort Win.
gate. aud Rev. Geo. JuillArd, the Ca,ho-
hc clergyman, came In frou Wort Win.
gate this morning, and will return wss,
this evening.
wm. ". Trixg. Of Bonneville. Mo-. has
arrived In town on . visit 10 his sou, IN.
sscond street jswslsr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-27

The following papers have been blsd
with Territorial Secretary Miller the pss,
week;
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-25

been unable to learn. There Is a man
named JOHN THORNTON, an old rival Of
RICHARD McGUY in the politics Of the
textile workers organization. He was
one of the COMMITTEE" Of the strike of
1893 and we know he Is active in
this strike. We guess he hasn't done
much honest labor, for some time,
or any harder toll than collecting union
assessments and he apparently supports
himself by organization work, by being
labor leader, and by making trouble
whenever he can. Maybe he is the
chap we are looking for but we
can't be sure. Then there is WILLIAM
j. WEIGH, the chairman OF the
Atlantic Mills force. WEIGH is
another of the same stamp as THORNTON
Maybe these two are running the busi-
ness, but nobody seems to know whether
they are or not, and these chaps, them
selves, don't appear to be anxious to
claim any honors.
We guess it would take SHERLOCK
HOLMES to find the fellow that has his
hand ON the throttle valve out in Olney-
vile, and may be, after all, there is no
such man. 1t is not impossible that
those thousands of idle wage
earners may be just drifting along
without any head or guide, having only
a blind idea that somewhere among
them there is a leader. Why wouldn't
it be good scheme for them to hold a
big meeting and either find out who Is
running things, or where they are at,
anyway?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-25
CHILDRENS' PLAY GROUND
Here's Chance to Chip Into the Fund
and Keep the Play Grounds Going.

Here's Chance to Chip Into the Fund
and Keep the Play Grounds Going.
Three Fairgrounds for children were
maintained in Providence during the
summer OF 1894, one each on Smiths
Hill, Atwell's avenue, and Vinton street.
They were designed as places W here chill
dren confined to the city during the hot
months, and especially children
living in the closely populated districts,
could GO for recreation and play. Each
ground was under the charge OF kinder
gartners, whose influence was to make
the plays orderly and peaceful, and
who had at their command all the re-
sources Of the kindergarten, to interest
children and lead them In the right way.
The Fairgrounds were kept open for six
weeks, with an average attendance Of over
ninety children each week, at total ex-
pense OF clio each.
This year 1t is proposed to establish
nine Fairgrounds, three for boys from
10 10 to ,,,. Is .,C years 1;,,,S OF age, and six
men will act as leaders In the boys play
grounds, maintaining order and justice In
the sports, teaching new games as well as
the best ways OF playing old ones, making
short excursions with the boys to places
OF historic or scenic interest, and acting
In general as elder brot hers.
Kindergartens will be In charge Of the
Fairgrounds for girls and little children,
which will be conducted on much the
same plan as last year, except that
instructions will be given TO the girls
in sewing and perhaps other domestic
duties, and the experience Of last year
will make IL possible to otherwise enlarge
and improve the work.
The grounds will be located In different
parts of the city, near TO or In the most
congested districts.
Contributions for the support of the
Fairgrounds are solicited by the Joint oom-
mittee of the Union for Practical Progress
and the Free Kindergarten Association,
and may be sent to treasurer OF the former
society, Mr.. William p. Goodwin, 20
Market Square, and will DO acknowledged
by him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-25

THE CIrY OF PROVIDENCE.

Ofice Of the Aoense Commissioners.
City Hall. Providence. May %. 1895
Application for license TO sell pure. spiritu-
Sy the ioiosns %s na%sS sSd
firms:
FIRST CLASS.
Mitchell, 7. s.. Is to 10 North Main street.
SECOND GLASS.
Beckot George, $50 Potters avenue:
Coffee, Hugh. s52 North Main street.
Caparzo q Mercurio. % Spruce street.
dibbs. Richard r., 20 sand ~ North Main
McDermots. Thomas, 30 Bergen street.
Mullen Mullen Thomas E.. iS " C Charles street
Perpente, John. l Mathewson street.
Tainsh. Alexander, 962 Atwell avenue
Worden, L. A., 6s Cove street.
TRANSFERS
FIRST CLASS.
wesson. S. A. Is Dyer street. to Pine. cor
SECOND CLASS.
Ball 8 Bleaso. "a Dyer street to ITO Pine
Burnham @. L., Smith street to John Far.
pamszc, Josa l., ss4 South Main street to
32s scptb Aain street.
George L. Knight. same place.
Dougherty, J. E.. 81 Washington street 10
Dorsey Bros, southeast corner Bishop and
Feurhake, A., 0 Fulton street to William
Faulknes, same place.
Keefe, M. j., AZ Randall street to $50 North
Main street.
Hayes. NJ j.. l54 Charles street to James II.
Lee, same place.
McKeon, Patrick, II Friendship street TO
George q. Palmer. same place.
Morrison. John j., 81 Charles street TO William
Trainor, Bogman street.
Murphy. Joseph r., l0 Dorrance street TO
Thomas A. Dowling, same place.
Prior. John. ls2 North Main street to John #.
Doyle, same place.
Smith, J. o., S43 Eddy street to James Nc
Kenna, same place.
Waga, Maks. l79 South Main street to Carl
LitchtenberR, same place.
The Board OF License Commissioners will be
in session in their office. City Hall. MONDAY,
June 10, 1895, at 10 30 o'clock a. m, at which
time and place all persons SO desiring may be
heasd on the matter of granting such applica-
tions.
BY order Of the Board.
may23-l2t THOS. NIXON. Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-25

where all imitation must be frankly sold as
such, or the alternatives Of confiscation, fine.
and imprisonment confront the vender.
Mr.. DEXTER has been Mt work for
several months at his Investigations and
he has invested in lot of junk stamped
"sterling" or "coin silver" He Brought
before the grand jury 80 of such arti-
cles bought from ten big New York
firms, namely: III. c. f. Koch & Co.,
Bloomingdale Bros, Enrich Bros,
Simpson. Crawford g. Simpson, Adams
g. Co., III. O'Neill a. Co., Stern Bros,
X. III. Macy 81 Co., James
A. Hearn g. Sons, Hilton, Hughes
d Co.. and A. +. Jammes and
of these 80, only one article assayed up
to the legal standard of .0025, and only
five out of the whole number reached
90, while a majority dropped to .00o4,
and several were returned from the
mint assay as ''pure brass"
The matter, as it is presented to the
jury, is one on which unusual care is be-
ing taken to ascertain upon whom the
liability falls, and as far as the firms
mentioned are concerned it is presumed
that their responsibility is technical, if
they are liable at all. But Mr.. DEXTER
has set the wheels of honest silver ma
chinery going, the public is &C.
ing to be benefited thereby, and
we are to be protected, in
New York State. at least, from
buying brass instead of silver, just as
we are protected in many states from
buying sand instead of sugar, and coro-
sive sublimate instead of complexion
beautifier.
Mr.. DEXTER Is engaged in good
work-of course. And the great COM
pany of his fellow men will be anxious
to have him succeed. And if success is
possible, he will succeed. because, as
we have observed apropos of ahother
phase of his character, he is built that
way.
In q word. Mr.. DEXTER is himself
sterling up to the legal standard. There
is none of the alloy of sham, buncombe,
or fapdoodle in his composition. May
the broad shadow that adorns the pave
ment when he strides over it never grow
less
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-25

The Woonsocket Call finds no diff
Guilty in seeing light through ladder,
and is moved to observe that: ''The col.
umns of free advertising given the
Kingston Agricultural School has re-
suited in one good thing-the Legisla-
ture has passed law compelling the
management to provide transportation
from the railway station to the school.
What better evidence of the poor loca-
tion Of these buildings could be asked
for. and how ridiculous 1T is for the
State to dump good money into an in
stitution that not one out Of a thousand
OF our people ever saw"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-25
fnE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Proposals for Building School
House On RuSgleS Street.
Once Of the CLERK Of Committees.
Ctty Hall May Is, 1895.

Once Of the CLERK Of Committees.
Ctty Hall May is, 1895.
sBALED PROPOSALS addressed 10 tho under
slsaed. Chairman Of the Committee ON City
Property, Will be received at the Office OF the
suPefintendent Of Public Buildings, City Hall,
until MONDAY, NAY ~, 1895, at Twelve Uj
0cL0ok, NOON, for building as chool house GA
the city lot on Rlggles street.
Plans and specihestioas may be seen at the ofies
oiFred ~ yield, architect 20 Custom House street,
Rooms 81 and Is, Proviaeuce, Ri
The bid for nasoas work, carpenters work,
pAintins, piAstering and gas pt ping to be In one
proposal the eid Tor plumbing TO be In one pro.
In one proposal.
No bid win be eonsidered unless accompanied by
aeersined check Tor . sum equal to Ten Q0) per
cent Of the amount Of the contract as qua rantee
thstsaid contract will be signed within ten days Of
the dste OF aocepsance. and II said contract Is not
signed within ten days from the
date OF acceptance said sum Of ten per cent will
be retained and acid for the use OF the City as IL
quidstsd damages account Of failure TO sign said
ance.
The committee reserve the right to reject any o,
all bids. - W
By order Of DAVID BURTON.
Chairman OF the Cemmittse on City Property.
d. " HAYDEN. Clerk Of Committees.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-25
THE CITY OF PEoyIDENCE.
Proposals for Building School
House on Greeley Street.
one Of the CLARK Of Committees.

Omce OF the Cierk OF Committees,
City Hall, May 10, lss6
SEALED PROPOSALS, addressed to the under.
slgned, chairman Of the committee on city prop
erty, will be recen ed at the oce Of the sulerin-
tendent Of Public Buildings, City Hall. until
MONDAY, May q, 1885, at TWELVE (ia) O'CLOCK
NOON, for building a school house on the city lot
on Greeley street
Plans and speciaeations may be seen at the
onice of Martin Hall, Architects, 5o2 Industrial
Trust Building Providence, r..
The bid for the mason's work including bank
wall carpenters work, painting, plastering and
gas piping TO be in one proposal; the bid for
plumbing 10 be in one PROPOSAL; and the bid for
heating and ventilating 70 be In one proposal
No bid will be considered unless accompanied by
n certified check for @ sum equal 10 ten ti0) per
cent. OF the amount Of the contract, guarantees
that said contract will be signed within ten days
OF the date Of acc 'ptanee, and if SAID
contract Is not signed within ten days
from the date OF acceptance. said sum OF ten per
cent. will be retained aud held for the use OF the
City as liquidated damages on account Of failure
TO sign said contract within ten days from the date
Df acceptance.
The committee reserves tie right to reject any
or all bids
Ry order OF DAVID BURTON
Chairman OF the Committee on City Property.
u. II. HAYDEN, Clerk Of Committees.
ml6- 10t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-25

To judge by the size of its audiences,
we guess the "Mascot" proved its right
to the title for the Irrepressibles. The
participants are entitled to no end of
credit for the spirit they put into the
dialogue, while the rendering of the
music, under Mr.. JoRDAN's baton, was,
OF course, mighty hne.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-25

WE confess an inability to compre-
hend Newport politics. We pever have
been able to acquire the secret. But it
is evident that there are some fellows
down there who might know more than
they have ever given any evidence Of
knowing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-25

THIS generation knew the late HuGH
MCCULLOUGH chiefly through his writ
ings; but they were sufficient to distin-
guish him as financial authority of the
kind that places the name Of ALEXANDER
HAMILTON In the list Of the great men
Of the nation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-25
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