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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-04

Earned runs-orange A. C. !. Corning b B C. T. First
base %, on Sasuor wes,erve g. on Mahoney q Struck
Orange A. g I. Corning b. Is. {. II. Sacrifice h-Mc-
Grlis. Stolen bases-Thomas 3. Cunning, Hutchinson.
Stagg Wes,ervelt. Home runs-StaSg 2 Murtough.
Thr-ebase hitsHorner Stagg. Place. Two-base hits
COOdsil Frr Place Passed balls-Crossby p Cunning l.
Imuir,.-Rrsly. Tlme-2 10. Atiendance- 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-04
THIRD ANNUAL SARATOGA GARDEN PARTY.

Saratoga. Aug. 3.-The Saratoga Racing Associa-
ton has decided upon Saturday next as the date
OF the third annual garden party The party will
continue from 2:30 to p m. The grounds OF tho
association will be Handsomely decorated. The
committee in charge is as follows: James NJ. Mar
win. Edward Kearney. John Sanford John Foley.
William Worden. w. r. Sheehan. L. B. Pike. ".
Crusua =. T MorahAaI RiArrA LasiiiH.A Il "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-04
AMERICAN wHEELMEN.s RACE MEET

The annual race meet OF the American Wheel
men was held at the Fort Lee nglewood course
Yesterday afternoon. a large crowd turned out to
witness the races, which were decided as follows:
One-haf-mile race-Won hy A. Bell. H. Bartholomew.
second. T.. Durant. third. Time-l:l3.
One-nile race-Won by ". Duran': T. Durant. second
L. Carelton third. Time-2. ~ l-3
Two-rnile race-Won by II. Bartholomew W. Durant
second. J. AinswOrth third Iime-44'n
Three race-WOn by J.. Noge. A. Bell SECOND; r.
W Brant. third. Time 6.53h.
Referee-F Lee. Fort Lee Cyclists. Timefs-W. Bau-
baut and r.. Stanley. American Wheelrnen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-04
HEARING IN THE GOODMAN PROTEST.

CHAIRMAN GIDEON TAXES TESTIMONY AT THE
AsTOR HOUSE.
Chairman George D. Gideon, OF the Racing Board
OF the League OF American Whcelmcn, sat as a
committee OF l. at the Astor House
last night to take testimony IN the matter OF +. F.
Goodman's protest against F. 7. Prials decision
as referee in the nve-mile at the recent meet
of the Riverside Wheelmen. The witnesses and
persons interested met quietly and Il was not
generally known that the investigation was In
progress Mr.. Gideon said that Goodman's protest
was the result of his disqualification by the referee
on the ground that ne had been paced by his club
mate. Maggie. His competitor. Smith. was declared
by the referee to be the winner OF the race, al
though Goodman came In first. Mr. Gideon added
that the testimony taken would be typewritien
and forwarded 70 him in Philadelphia. and that he
might refer It to the Racing Board for decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-04
THE RECORDS.
GAMES TO-DAY.
COLLEGTANs GIVE IN TO THE

Cincinnati vs. Louisville. at Cincinnati.
Chicago vs.. st. Louis. at Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-04
NEW-YORK BEATEN AGAIN.
FIRM HOLD ON THE NINTH PLACE.
TIE BRIDEGROoMs PLAY IN FINE FORM AND
WIN AS THEY PLEAsE-A DIscoURAGING
LOCAL SITUATION

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Brooklyn H. New York 3. Louisville I. Cincinnati o.
Boston o. Philadelphia q. Ptshurg >. Cleveland 4.
baltimore !, Washington o. Chicago q. ST. Louis o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-04
IL T II e s p A

AMERICAS FAvORITE WATER.
City
IN my Judgment Bethesda IL the only one OF
tne waters In the market which. diuretic.
ooes not overtax the kidneys"
70. sale by Acker. Merrali a condit. Park q
1nlIord and all grocers and druggists .
svnEhEh, Agent Barclay.st.s N. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-04
ROAD RACES OF 7

About five hundred persons witnessed the an
nual road races OF the Catholic Cyclers OF Harlem
which were held at Weehawken. ~ j.. yesterday
afternoon. Following is the summary:
Onchalf mile race-Won by J. ]. O'Trien. y. Nor
rssev second r. O'Brien third Tme-l:llA
One-mi race-Won by L. Woods. T.. o B1en second.
W A. Delaney third. Time-2:2r1
Two-me race-Won by +. Degnan, W. A. Delaney
ond J. Kent third. Time-457
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-04
CRESCENT wHBELMEN's ROAD RACES

The second annual series OF road races OF tho
Crescent Wheelmen took place yesterday afternoon
at Bayonne y. j. one OF the greatest surprises Of
the day was the sprlnting OF Robert Williams the
club crack who captured the one-ha.f ana milo
contests. Following is the OUT mary:
One-haf mile race-Won by X. Wlliams A. Black SEQ
ord: f. Carelion. third. Time-1llls.
One-nile race-Won by Y. Williams; Charles Green.
second: r. Lewis. third. Time-2.24s
Two-mle race-Won by Oscar IIummelman: Charles
Braun. second T.. CaTelton. third. Tfme-4+Ii..
Three mile race-Won BY Charles Green r. WlllismA
second; Charles Braun third. Time-6:l2h
Referee-J. Barnett. Tmers-E. Gillen and Frank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-04
One mile Consolation. professionally.

One mile Consolation professionally.
l. A. Slvie, Port Richmond. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
y j. bcro, Boson
T. L. Blauvet New York ...--....-...-..-....-- B
Time 35 10
Herbert X. Smith Brooklyn: Frank Mayo Boston; O.
E. Kuge. Jersey City; + ST. Onge Boston. and George
Cutler BOSTON. started. Won three lengths;
lengths between second and third
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-04

Totals ~ IL 10 81 n Totals ...42 II - II
orange a --.................o " 1 W.
Is.
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j. Gregory White. A. G. 30 yards)
ii. X. Roe Pachogue Wheelmcn ul0 YARDS.
W. II. owens. Greenwich Wheelmen 600 YARDS 3
Time-l2:26 3-5.
j. c. Whilpey. Greenwich Whcelmen $50 yards): c. j.
I.eibgold. Riverside Wheemen Q73 rards): H. Won
Rodeck Kings County Wheelmen $40 yards Joseph Har
Asbury Wheelmen go yards): c. h. Smith,
Liberty Wheemen 90 YARDS; l.. Hoppe Liberty Wheel
go yards) Samuel Brock Liberty Wheemen t226
YARDS, c. Schoicld Pequod Wheelmen 600 yards: r.
z. Hlderbrandt Triangle Wheemen 600 YARDS: A. b..
Wise Harlem Wheelmen GlO yards) c. IL. Appeby.
Elizabeth c. (225 yards) F. Carroll Riverside Wheel
yards) T. X. Barrett. Mercury Wheelrren t75
yards; c. X. Granger Riverside Wheemen go YARDS
w. A. Brown Riverside Wheelmen no yards; W A.
Barbeau Riverside Whcelrnen. rs yards W. A. Doctor
Riverside Whecmen 40 yards: A. c. Green. Greenwich
Wheelmen yards: q. Hedsrom Greenwich Wheel
men, 10 yards; l.. Kirby. Hackensack Wheclmen AS
yards; W. l.. Darmer. New-Jersey A. c. l75 yards: C. s.
Henshaw. Greenwich Whcemen - yards: J. de T.
DOW Greenwich wheelmen. 475 yards: Ray Dawson
New-York y. c.. scratch q. Reith. Triangle Wheelmen
315 yards; w. A. La Due. jr.. Matawan Wheclmen
300 yards c. Rueda. unattached. 40 yards: f. White
Pequod Wheelmen. 30 yards: T. s. Shiren. Lakewood
b. G.. 225 yards; v. y. John; Riverside wheemen. $40
wards r. NJ. Miller. Greenwich Whcelmen, 400 yards
G.. Wheeler. Outing club. 800 yards. r Magic. Riverside
Wheemen. 200 yards also started. Won BY 100 yards
between
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-04

H. c. Wheeler. Orange; F. J. Bero. Boston; j. F
Sarbuck. Philadelphia: Con Baker Columbus Watson
Coleman. Springfield: Il. l.. Blauvelt New-York. also
started Won by length three inches between
and third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-04
Mercury Wheemen C25 yards third. W. A. Brown River
side Wheelmen (S5 ynrds,. fourth. Time-2:23 Is.
one mile scratch: invitation; professionaD.

H. T. Tyler, sprnsnNlu
A. w. Porter, Waltham.
W. C. Sanger Milwaukee.
A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-04

Walter G. Sanger. Milwaukee; Austin Crooks. Buffalo
p j. Berlo Boston, Jay Eaton. Elizabeth Frederick
Onge. Boston, r.. G. Baker. columbus: Watson Coleman
Springfield and Herbert X Smith Brooklyn. also
third
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-23
Red Men.

One application for membership was re-.
ceived in Wamsitta Tribe Monday even
ing. Senior Sycamore Frederick Alex
ander was appointed q committee TO So
licit funds from among the members to
help defray the expenses of entertaining
the chiefs OF the Great Council of the
limited ns1, s,sss as ss to here the lat
the chiefs degree i'm Weenat Shassit Tribe
Wednesday evening.
The hunters degree was conferred upon
three candidates in Tahoma Tribe last
evening.
rhe members of the adoption and
hunters degree teams OF Wamsitta Tribe
met for practice Weu nesday evening.
Great Sachem James II. Barney ana
suite will make an official visit to Mineola
Council, Daug hters OF Pocahontas, Tues
day evening.
Great Sachem James ii. Barney and
suite made an official visit to Pettaconsett
Thursday evening. Owing to the illness
of Past Sachem George II. Allen. Z he chiefs
degree was not exemplified. The grea:
sachem on behalf of the tribe presented
sitting past sachem, William II. Cushing,
a hansome past sachem's collar. This
was followed by another presentation, the
great sachen being the recipient, the
present being toinahawk very prett:ly
decorated and was the gift of Past Sac hem
George X. Saunders An oyster supper
was served at the close of the session.
One application for membership was re-
ceived IN Watchemoket Tribe last even
inn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-23

The third annlyer,ary OF Netop Council
was observed Thursday evening by a mu-
sical ana literary program and a supper.
Third anniversary of Lincoln Council
hhs been posiponed until Thursday even
ing. Msrch p
Liberty Council entertained a number
Of visitors Tuesday evening.
Noonssquatucket Council Will hold an
open meeting The hrst week in March.
!. Eimwovd Council entertained n large
delegation from Enterprise Council Mon
day evening. Deputy State Councillor
Ralph Mayor was present.
Lincoln Council will attend the evening
services of the Asbury Street church Sum
day evening. The members Will meet NJ
the hall al : o'clock.
The charter members OF new council
of the Daug htsrs OF Liberty, met IN What
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-23
Pythian slsterhood.

Grand Chancellor Mrs. Walter Scott
has appointed the folio wing committees
for the Grand Assembly:
Laws and supervision, Past Grand
Chancellors Miss Annie T.. Mueller, Mrs.
William ID. Laird and Mrs. John ii.
Brown; finance, Past Chancellors Mrs.
III. Baker, Mrs. w. Campbell, Mrs.
& hGrlss G. McNally; appeals, Past Grand
Chancellor Mrs. j, Wilbur, Past Cbancel-
lors Mrs. Byron j. Keach and Mrs. Noah
ID. Payne; credentials, Past Chancellors
Mrs. Il. Pierce, Mrs. q. Il. Clinton.
Mrs. G. Il. Winsiow; relief and
benefits, Past ChancelIors Mrs.
Charles T.. Gardiner. Mrs. Luther
NJ. Black, Mrs. John Il. Anderson state
OF the order, Past Grand Chancellors Mrs.
John II. Brown, Mrs. r.. Greene and Mrs.
j. II. Wilbur; printing, Past Chancellors
Mrs. George T.. Winslow, Mrs. Charles n.
Ormsbee and Mrs. Pitts S. Bliven; hall,
Past Chancellor Mrs. o. Wood, Grand
Keeper of Records and Seal Mrs.
l.. Il. Joslin and Past Grand
Chancellor hrs. William ID. Laird
trustees. Pest Grand Councillors Mrs. j.
III. Wilbur, Miss ANNE Il. Mueller, and
Past Chancellor Mrs. Luther 81. Black. A
special meeting will be held in few days
when the date of the visit OF the grand
officers 10 the subordinate assemblies will
be arranged.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-23

Tuesday, Feb. 10, was the S1st anniver-
sary OF tue Oroef. AT nc close OF the
year, 1861, there were tnree lodges with IS
memt ters, anu a. the eDu OF 1891, there
were LOS i.dges with about 5O),Oc0 mem-
bers.
Brothers Il. +. DIX, Charles n.
Green ana Charles n. Leonard. Jr., were
appointed - committee IN Sterling Lodge,
Tuesday evening, 10 arrange a program
for the th.rd anuiver,ary OF the lodge
that occurs Monday evening, March 4.
A sucial Will be giver ~ Eimwood
Lo1gc Friday evening IN E,mwouG Hall,
corner OF ElmWOou and Pottets avenue s..
A well attended basket party was held
by Palestine Lodge Tuesday evening.
There will De 40 telephone in he Office
OF Ward Keeper OF Records and Seal VIII
liam A. Wilson until the Telephone Com
psny remove to the new building, for at
he present time there are 10 open Spaces
On the switch board.
Chicago is noted for It's many new ideas
and lodge OF the order is being formed
IN tina; city 10 be known as Premier -
The ball In which they are to meet ia
Deing lifted up regardless of cost. Here
~ some OF the new IDEA: "Be.ieviuE ,hat
= place exists among the Pythian lodge,
.d Cook county for lodge such as it l.
Oroposed 10 make Premier Lodge.
the corner stone OF the structure
20 be, not only the glorious trinity of
Friendship, Charity and Benevolence. but
also that Of sociabilily. With this end I'm
view. the members of Premier Lodge have
agreed TO the following rules which will
guide them:
t" 1st.--At least half an hour at each con-
ventlon Of the lodge 10 be devoted 10 the
cultivation OF social relations.
I'D. NO one viii be- admitted TO mem
betship. y hom all OF " would not receive
- welcome guest a. our homes.
"3o.--No liked weekly sick Deaents. the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-23

Cheer Hall on North Main street Monday
evening, when arrangements were made
for the restitution. They will meet again
Thursday evening, March z, when the
officers will be elected and the council
instituted. Az the present time there are
40 charter members.
Darlington Council rendered banquet
To It's deputy, Ira ID. Gof, and State Coun-
Gil Secretary &. w. Littell last evening.
The third degree was conferred upon
one candidate in Liberty Council Tuesday
evening.
The officers of the State Council will
make an official visit to Union Thursday
evening.
America Council will hold a social in
Odd Fellows Hall, 81 Weybosset street,
Tuesday evening.
Harmony Council, Daughter OF Liberty.
will hold social in Wamsitta Hall, Fri
day evening.
General Burnside Commandery OF the
Loyal Legion held a successful ball in
Wamsitta Hall, last evening. The floor
was in charge of Captain +. w. Munroe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-23
Naval Veterans.

Farragut Association was well attended
Saturday night, Commodore Andrew Mar
shall on the quarter deck.
Rev. j. l.. De Mott was transferred to
the Kennebec Association of Bath, Me-, at
his own request, as he has removed TO
that city.
Edgar B. Wooo of Riverside, was elected
to honorary membership.
Past Captain Baker reported that he had
procured draft of the new grave marker.
Paymaster Dustin was made one OF the
committee on markers.
One application for membership was re-
ceived.
The matter OF holding "Dog Watch"
April24, TO commemorate the passage OF
Farragut's boats by Forts Jackson and st.
Phillips, was discussed.
National Paymaster Il. Il. Dustin pre-
sented flag To the association and one 10
the Ladies' Association.
The Ladies OF the Naval Veterans ten
dered the association banquet Saturday
evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-23
FREIGHT OF NO FREIGHT.
Why n Blll for Consolidating Two
Roads Was Not Passed i'm Senate.

One OF the comparatively interesting
situations at the State House this week II
the result OF the Senate's refusal to con-
cur with the House in passing a bill au-
thorizlng the Phenix Electric Lighting
and Coal Company TO consolidate with
the East Greenwich Street Railway Com
pany in operating car lines in East Green
wich and Warwick.
The bill passed downstairs without any
question upon the assurance OF some of
Its supporters that 10 gave the Phcnix
concern no moro power aud privilege than
had already been granted in the original
cnarter and that the only additional legis-
lation wanted was i'm reference to consolid-
alton. Upstairs Senator Arms objected to II =
passage without reference because ne had
not been consulted and as he represents
East Greenwich he thought that he should
have been.
Then IL was nscertained that the bill
was not exactly the same as the one passed
last year, which had line to the effect
that the railway company could not carry
freight through the streets without the
consent OF majority of the pro-
perty holders. Thai line IL missing
from the bill first presented and there Is
considerable feeling between the friends
OF Senator Arms and Representative Allen
OF the same town as shc result Of the al
legged political trick on the part OF the
latter to get what had formerly been de-
MED.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-23

Clan Cameron No. 7, @. s. e., met as
usual last Tuesday evening with a good
attendance, Chief John Il. Craig presiding.
The usual business was transacted. Clans
men J. shaw and William McNar were
elected delegates TO the annual session OF
the Grand Clan to be held at Pawtucket.
The amusement committee rendered their
report OF the Lsly concert, stating that
ihe concert was a success financially, and
that here would bc n handsome balarce
tarned I'm for TIC funds OF the Clan. The
committee have another concert company
in view for he near future.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-23
0LNEYVILLE.
Work Being Done by the
Athletic Association.
THE NRws BuRKAr, oLNEYvILLE,
No g. Hartford Avenue.


The governing committee of the Olney-
vile Athletic Association met in the office
of Mr.. Farnell last evening to receive re-
ports of the committees in regard to loca-
tions and other matters. Communications
were read from the Narragansett Machine
Company in regard TO prices of apparatus
and the contents thoroughly discussed.
Messrs. Farnell, O'Neil, Russell, Halli-
well and Sullivan were appointed COM
mittee to have plans for a building drawn
at once. One committee>eported propo-
sition from Herbert B. Wood for the erec-
tion of a suitable building at the foot OF
Plaintield street, but such building would
be dependant upon the construction of a
sewer in Plainfield street. From the
Anthony heirs it was reported that the
corporation managing that estate would
be glad TO give such plans for suitable
building as tie association would submit
their careful consideration.
The members of the governing COM
mittee voted 10 resolve themselves into
committee OF individuals to solicit
additional mem bers, il being desira BILE TO
bring the memb bershlp up to 200 at an
early date. Decisive action wss taken in
regard to securing a charter of incorpora-
tion, and Messrs. Farnell, Russell and
O'Neil were appointed committee on
that matter.
The plans committee will meet Monday
evening and the general committee on
Wednesday evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-23
PAWTUxET VALLEY.
CrOnpton.


Alexander Mcdonald, an employe OF the
Postal Telegraph Company, fell yesterday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock from the second
arm of pole TO the street a distance of 80
feet. He was fixing the wires and had
just got upon the arm, which was nearly
broken, when the piece gave way and
precipitated Mcdonald head foremost.
Had 1t not been for a heavy wire which
broke his fall he would probably have
been killed. AS it was he received severe
sprains in his wrists and was bruised
about the head, left side and knee. 1t will
be months before Mcdonald will be able
to do any work.
Centerville.
The Warwick Cadets gave dance last
night in their hall, which was we'll at
tended.
Rlvcrpoint.
At the basket social and dance given by
the Knights of Pythias, Thursday night,
the lights went out at 10 o'clock,
and the office was notified, but it was
some time before the electricity was again
in working order and the festivities re-
sumed.
Miss Smith has assumed the position OF
operator in the station OF the New York
a. New England road,
Phenix.
McGregor Post, G.. A. r., held a meet
ing in their hall last night. The pro-
gra m, which was well received was as
follows: Singing, Columbia" Congre-
gational choir; Introductory remarks,
j. M. Holden; address, Rev. Mr.. Allen;
recitation. "Tne Rising OF 1875" Miss
Evaline Devils; address, Mr.. V. Slocum;
singing, John Browns Body" choir;
address, Rev. MIR. Adams; recitation,
Pants" Mr.. Corcoran; singing, "Tenting
onOld Camp Grounds, choir; reading, se-
Nye; recitation, "katy's Love Letter."
Miss Miller; address, Past Commancer
Fitzpatrick: singing, America" choir.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-23

Miss Lottie q. Ballou entertained
number OF her friends a. her home, i16
Wilson street. last eveping with Mart ha
Washington whist party. The young la
dies we're dressed in old fashioned gowns.
and presented very charming picture
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ballou assisted In making
the visitors merry and served tempting
supper. The party numio.cd thirty. Mrs.
Charles IA. Eddy won the first prize and
Mrs. Lyman y. Morris the second.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-23
Foresters.

A masquerade ball will be given by
Court Thomas w. Dorr, in b. Il. Hall,
Monday evening. The committee that
have charge of the affair have the happy
faculty of making everybody enjoy them
selves. The indications are that the hall
will be filled to its utmost capacity.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-23
NAPHTHA LAMP EXPLODED.
Sailivan Freestone Works Damaged
About $40, 900 This Morning..

BosToN, Feb. 23. - The steam free
stone works OF w. j. Sullivan, on Sweet
street, were damaged by fire this morn
ing to the extent OF $1,000. The fire was
caused by the explosion of a napht be lamp
Ia the boiler room. The building and
machinery were fully insured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-23
Thc Wastes OF Siberia

Arc not more barren of comfort than the
waists of those who suffer from dyspepsia,
from liver complaint or from kidney trouble
But IN Hostettcr's stomach Filters they can
find relief. SO can the malarious. ihe flcu-
main the ncuraili f. the fcUlas aud thu Uiu.
lee vita persistence this ienedy with a
career OF over third Of century. A wine
glassful three timos n dar.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-23

RUDY's PILE sUPPOsITORY ia guaran-
,ri 20 cure l1les ana constipation of D. Onry
icfunUcu. Jiccnts per box. -eni stamp ~
tculHr nnd fiee sample Ia MARTIN RUDY.
lame .ief. Del. Fr sal hy al enr-i elias,
.luggists. CHAMBERS. CALDER a %.
" holesale druggists. Providence, l. l.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-23
Rammed the Brcalswatcr.
Great Sachem's Tomahawk.

On Thursday evening, while Great Sa-
chem James N. Barney was paying his
official visit to pettaconset Tribe of South
Providence. he was presented 0 hand
some great sachem's tomahawk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-23
Ready for Work.

The appointment OF Aldermen George
l.. Pierce and Dennis Mccarthy by Mayor
Olney completes the joint special commit
ee on annexation, Messrs. William p.
Vaughn, Charles A. Barden, Horace X.
the Council representation OF that
committee. IL has been thought
that perhaps a sub committee
from the taxpayers committee would be
named to act with the city commitece,
but now ii is proposed that the general
Twitchell, William +. King, George w.
White, Theodore s. Hughes, Ii. Il. Wood,
Gilbert X. Parker, Walter i. Barnes,
Ezra Clifford, Henry $. Turner, Jeander
Peck ham, Charles A. Barnard and Harry
Daw shall act in harmony rather than
weaken the committee by the loss OF a
single individual.
The committees are expected to hold
their first conference next week,