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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-14
A NEW SOCIETY.
Order of Knights of KhOraSSan
Established.

Oriental Hall, corner Westminster AMI
Dean streets, was transformed iuto vtri-
table Arabian desert, minus the sand.
last evening, and SO members of the order
OF Knights OF Pythiss founded what will,
in the future, be- known as El kaTun
Temple, No. 40, OF the Dramatic Oroe'
Knights o: Khorassan. This order is TO
the Knights of Pythias what the Mystic
Shrine is TO the Order Of Mssons. he
uniforms are gIittering, the ritual Is brim
full of fun and the psraphernalia il said
to be OF the most gorgeous description.
Ii was Sab when Imperial Nabob
Charles A. Lee of Pawtucket opened the
meeting and read mis- warrant rom the
Imperial Temple, an told them what his
title was, and just how TO salute him. III e
90 charter members present did not re-
memb ber the first portion OF Mr. Lees
title. but could handle the latter part OF
IL without any difficulty, so in stead OF
being addressed as imperial nanob it W s
imperial "Bob,n which answered the
purpose. Considerable time was spent in
selecting name, hall and night OF
meeting, but .sll of these matters were
deferred to a later meeting.
1t was decided that the charter list / q
closed and that the 125 whose names we Q
down upon the list be known as the
charter members, and TO be admitted
without form of,application papers.
-Dt lhe-12h- charter members -1Q2-have
paid their initiation fee, and the remain
ing % were given until the next meeting
to pay these. The fee for mem bership
until the mem bership OF the temple shall
have reached 200 will be sl0, and after
that number has been reached the fee
will be $40 or s25.
At 10 O'Clock Mr.. Lee proceeded TO obli-
gate the charter mem ters, and at IL
O'Clock the 6i Arabian Knights left the
hall and when they got down upon the
stteet they saw snow en- the ground and
found that they were still in Provi-
dence instead OF Arabia.
The following are the officers: Ven
crab Sheik. II. Gladding; royal viz Ter.
+. T. Phillips; grand emir. Nelson :. Da-
Wis; mahedi, J. Irving Davis secretary,
William A. Wilson; treasurer. Alfred l..
Cady; menial, Levi ;. Winchester; sab ib,
A. -. Roberts.
The members will bc notified where
and when the next meeting will be held.
This order is formed for fun.making pur-
poses only, aud the Rhode Island mem
bers are 10 have all the fun there is in il,
for the charter list bears the name OF
nearly every prominent member OF the
order OF Knights of Pythiss In the State.
III kafun, the name of the new temple.
translated, is "A Family Of Philos J.
piers. -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-14
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
CHARLES STREET.

Whereas, On the first day Of November, A. D.
1875, the City Council OF the City OF ProYi.
dence passed the following resolutions.
Resolved, That in the opinion OF the City
Council II " desirable ana necessary 10 lay
out, widen OF otherwise alter that portion of
Charles street in tie City of Providence from
Mill street TO Randall square. making the
westerly line Of said Charles street. as wild
ened, to coincide with tue present westerly
line OF SAID street, and taking for the easterly
line thereof the MoshassucK klv6r from tbs
northerly limo VI Mil street aforesaid TO
Stevens street at Randall square.
And, whereas, certain real estate will be
required for that purpose,
Resolved That the city solicitor be hereby
directed TO make application to the supreme
Court. common pleas division, Providence
County, OF this State. for the appointment Of
commissioners OF estimate and assessment,
under and according tc the act entitled IAN
act Ia relation TO The laying ouf enlargin1,
strengthening and otherwise altering streets
in the City or Providence, and tho acts IN
amendment thereof aud in addition thereto: !:
and the City Council hereby direct that in
said application the city solicitor shall make
application that said commissioners shall ap-
portion and assess one.half OF the loss and
damage thereof upon the persons ana cas- stes
benefited thereby, in the ratio OF the benefits
Resolved. That the city clerk be hereby
directed 70 give notice OF such application as
soon as he shalt be informed thereof by the
city solicitor, according 10 the direction and
in the manner required by snid act.
The City Council of said Providence hereby
gives notice tnat application Will be made TO
the Common Pleas Division of the Supreme
Court OF this State. in said Providence. on
SATURDAY. December IL A. ID. 1885 at 80
o'clock A. M. for the appointment Of Commis-
sioners for he purposr aforesaid.
Witness: WILLIAM E. CLARKE,
novk2'l9, City Clerk.
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Cy1y OF pEOyIDENCE.


City Hall, Providence, Dec IL, leej.
Applications for transfer Of license 10 sell
pure. spirituous. Intoxicating and malt liquors
have been made by the following-named per-
sons and firms:
SECOND CLASS.
Astrelia, Louis, li5 Spruce street. 20 John r.
McGwln, Pos Dexter street.
Cappeih. Nicplp, 80 Teft street, to stokes
street.
Clarke, Fred L., Weybosset street, 10 Moritz
T.. Meyer, 1890 Union street.
Farrell. John, 9 Smith street, 70 Francis Nc
Cough. 47 Randall street.
Foley, Patrick H., q McKenna street 10
John G.. Biequest, 47-449 Smith street
German, Bernard es,ate, 80 Logan avenue, TO
Tobias Burke. Same plsce.
Kenefck, James, 352 North Main street, 20
IL Darling stroer.
Kraen or. Joseph l32 Pine street, to Charles
A. Anderson, same place.
Lnnnon. Thomas, 1851 Westminster street, to
Michael Marlnsn, same place.
Naher, John T., sl3 Smith street, TO Nc
Nickcrs q Fiunerty, same place.
Molter. II. 7. & j. N, Is Richmond street.
TO 9d2 Westminster street.
Newton, Joseph, 1921 Smith street, TO J. A.
Worden, same place.
Salesses. ID. n. 905 North Main street, TO
James II. Hagan. 2li Dyer street
Nordon. l.. A., 6S Cove street, to John
O'Brien. same place.
The Board OF License Commissioners Will re
in session in their office, cry Hall, MONDAY,
Decemer 20. ls9J, at 10 o'clock q. M, az which
time and place all persons SO desiring may be
heard on The matter OF granting such npph-
cations.
THOMAS NIXON, Clerk.
i.cIo-IIt
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OF the epidemic OF typhoid fever that oc-
CARED at Stamford, Conn, last spring
and that, apparently beyond ali question,
was propogated hy means of the milk
supply. Within six weeks 1856 cases were
reportedf a'y the population of Stamford
cases, or lG.s per cent, were five years old
or uHdeF, and oyer ne-third of the total
number Hsro under 10 years Of age. This
was significant inasmuoh as, we believe,
typhoid fever does not attack children in
anything like that proportion.
AS soon as the milk supply was sus-
pected, its sale was prohibited, and in 10
days, about the usual period OF incub ba-
tion of this disease, after this prohibition
went into effect, the number of new cases
dropped from an average OF over 10 a day
to less than two. 1t was further shown
that out of the totsl number of 3s6 cases,
352 or 81. per cent lived in families that
were supplied with milk from the same
| dealer. In IA other cases milk from this
same dealer was consumed by parties at a
cafe and bakery. In eight OF the remain
ing cases milk was supplied the parties
by the producer from whom the milk
peddler obtained his supply. This makes
a total of 97.1 per cent of all cases that
received the milk, either directly from
the producer or indirectly through the
milk dealer who peddled the milk. AS
the milkmsn in question only supplied
about 8 per cent. OF the total amount
used in the iown, the number OF cases
that developed on his route has an es-
pecial interest.
The circumstsntisl evidence OF contam-
mated milk was overwhelming and the
trouble was traced to the dealer rather
than to the producers, and as no typhoid
had occurred at the houses OF either
dealer or producer direct infection OF
the milk was not indicated.
The result of the researches was that
the milk was probably infected by wash
iag the cans with water from the Dealers
! well, for, although when the well was
examined typhoid bacteria were not dis
covered. there was evidence in the neigh
borhood OF the well that the water had
probably been contaminated with such
bacteria prior to the outbreak Of the
amazing epidemic.
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CITY ADYERTJSEM ENTS.
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
CANAL STREET.

Whereas. On tho fourth day Of October, A. ID.
1895. the cay Council of the Clty of PIoyi-
oence passed the following resolutions.
Resolved, That in tho opinion Of the City
Council ~ - desirable and necessary 10 lay
out extend. widen OF otherwise alter Canal
street in the Lity OF Providence. from Smith
street 10 Mil street. making Canal street. as
extended, 10 bound westerly upon the Mos.
bassuck River. between said Smith and Mill
streets, ani Tor the easterly line OF said Canal
street, - EXTENDED, line beginning at a
point In the nOrtbeTly line OF smith street,
aud thence running northerly Tin a line rang.
ing from point 0ighIy-four feet easterly
from the scNthcasteri. corner Of the building
on tho northerly siue OF smith street. ana
west OF ana adjoining the Moshassuck River,
toward IA poinv eighty'ihreo feet easterly
from the nUriheasterly corner OF granite
undermining OF buiiding between Charles
street and tho MoshaseucE kiver, Just south
OF Mill street,. 10 point IN the southerly
limo OF the second sahRway, north OF smith
street: thence turning and running easterly
In the said soutberiy ,iue 10 tho westerly limo
OF hill street; theneo turning and runnin'
northerly in the said line oi Mil street 70 tho
Moshassuek hivor as aforesaid:
And, Whereas, certain real estate will be
required for that purpose,
Resolved. That The city solicitor be hereby
directed TO make application 10 the Supreme
Court. common pleas division. Providence
County OF this state for the appointment OF
commissioners OF estimate ana assessment.
under ana according 10 the act entitled: IAN
act in relation TO the laying out, enlarginp,
strengthening ana otherwise altering ssToets
in the City OF Proviaonce. and tho acts in
amondmcnt thereof, and ~ addition hereto: I:
and tho CITY Counc I'll hereby direct that in
saii application the city solicitor shall make
application that said commissioners shall ap-
portion and assess one-balf of the loss and
damage thereof upon the psrsons ana eststes
benefited thereby, In the ratio OF the bepe'
Il Ssonferred.
Resolves. That the city clerk ne hereby
directed to give notice OF such application as
soon az no shall be informed thereof by the
city solicitor. according 20 the dii ection and
in manner required by said act.
The CITY Council Of sain Providence hereby
gives notice that application will be made 10
the Common Pleas DIVISION Of the Supreme
Court of TINS state. In said Providence. IN
SATURDAY. December II. a. ID. 1896. at 8 80
O'clock q. M, Tor the appointment of Com.
missioners for the purpose Aforesaid
Witness: WILLIAM L.. CLAhkE
nzxl lptd City Clerk.
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dispose OF these ashes-casiing them out Of
this body and into the urine.
Now. besides the ashes of digestion we
have the waste products OF the tissues and
organs.
Every time we move mdscle, turn our
head. lift our hand: every time our heart
beats or our brain thinks small portion OF
each organ thus employed Is used up In the
process.
These ashes or waste products are also
poisonous
BOth kinds clog and disease the blood, and
poison and irritate the various organs.
IL the Kidneys do not work properly these
poisons are not thrown out, but collect and
do harm.
Use DIR. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills rake
out your ashes and impurities. keep the blood
clear and pure, and let yoCr flame OF lie
burn naturally and heslthfully,
FIFTY cents per box. from all druggists, or
GHobbs SP SP'iISS Silver Z si1ss! fS ! 70 s,G'' sso
HOBBS
U6T6VHS MEDICINE CO.,
Chicago. san Francisco.
~nHt&ESA Interesting and In.
rZ-rfNfEsss siructive Book on Kid
MdfeyPills F;I'sliss PfS Hssli9 Free. and Blood
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-14
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
PROPOSALS FOR CEMENT.
Department OF Public Works.
Commissioners Stice. City nal.

Department of Public Works.
Coplnl ssioner's Stice. City nail.
Providence n. l., Docs ber. l.. loa~
SEALED PROPOSALS viii 10 received ~
tins Office until II o'clock u. M, THURSDAY.
December 10. 1895. for furnishing. deliveries
AS required upon the work. th~
CEMENT
needed by tho city for its sewer. water. high
way and bridge departments, during tho sea'
son OF 1896, in sccordspce with tse following
spocincstlons, VIZ:
This cement is 10 be Of the best quality.
fresh. line trstod In sieve cf 2i00 meshes
per square iAcb, contained in well made, tight
casks, and shall not nave been exposed to
ugmpness Tho contents Of each oask OF
natural cement shall la Of the full net weigl5
Of 80 pounds, and of zach cask OF Portland
cement Cf the fall net weight u 3f5 pounds.
Before tho oomeut is recnivod 10 shall be sui
jectod to inspection and vigorous tests, the
Character Of which shhll be determined by,
snd the result ~ which shall bs satisfactory
20 the undersigned.
A satisfactory bond In the sum Of $500. as
lquidntsd damages for failure To execute tno
contract WITHIN ten days " AWARDED, must
accompany eacn PROPOSAL; snd satisfactory
bond in the sum CT S5Uue conditioned upon
the tnthfGl performance 81 the contract, VIII
be rtquii ed Of the success ful bidder.
The right 10 reject any or all proposals 10
RESERVED.
KoBEhT L. SMITH. Commissioner,
decl2'ot
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THE CITY OF raoyIDENCE.
Dexter Donation Town Meeting.

Pursuant to the ordinances of the City OF
Providence. che freemeu OF said city are
hereby notified and warned 10 meet VA town
ptctiaG. in The Common Coupnll hambe
t,y dali, on tpe thirA caiur'lay pi Dee EN- 90 r,
1895. hring tho 2l,t DaY ~ December, az y
o'clock y m, for the trnn~uCtlpn of iu-ln"rs
relating 10 the rron rty ana ,stAt "rNls ." 10
the town OF Providence - ihr h.st vi" ana
iun irAt-d the Dexter Donation, hnd the
A-,lum and other city property connettsi
IhereWiih.
Given under my hand. in said city of Frovi-
dence, this lath Gay of Der-,ub r, A. ID. lsa.
HILfIAM 4. CLARKE, CIV 'rrk
drcl2.8r
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ArLadd'S. AT


I: A laroe and delighted audience attend
ID the lecturs at the y. NJ. &. A. last
evening, and listened TO Mir. j. HopkiD-
son Simth, who talked about the "Gon-
do'a Days in Venice" Mr.. Smith was
well-known by the very readable hooks
ne has written and those VINO had ad-
mired the author found equal satisfaction
with the lecturer The entertainment was
one OF the best In the course.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-14
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
LAMP DEPARTMENT.
oGce of the Superintendent.

FFuNlItHCt, DtN v, IN'v'
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII bo received az
this Office until MONDAY, Dec. lG 1876, at ~
o'clock noon. for furnishing the following
supplies tor this department.
supply OF deodorizNcd nnphthu OF grav'
,ty OF 20 or 20 degrees. ~ may he r,Qmred tor
one wear, from .iar. J, 1895 say II barrels per
week more or less, to be doHVcrcd az lhe
lamp department building un Henderson
street and the empty barrels removed by the
contractor free of charge.
A satisfactory bond will be required Tor the
performnnce Of the abov contract.
And the ri9ht 20 reject any and all pre-
porals is reserved.
BY order of the Joint Committed on Lamps
HORACE Y H,ANCHAhD. Chairman. .
at -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-14
Proposals for Special Castings.
Depsrtm pnt Of Public Works.
mmissiuHer' Offlc'. C,y Hall.
IrnALd dnn-n d l. lnnHm hnr l. Lam

" Ias I|fT' FIHNNT
SEALED PROPOSALS viii Ice received "A
this Office until IA C'Clock a. M, IUEsDAG,
Drcember ". lSl1, for form sninG SiEt IAl
CASTINGS. SLRNltE ONES AND IhJN
WORK FOX sEh EhS rcqGired for the water
and sewer departments 4 the city fr.tie
season OF 1896, estimated at ala but 80 touC for
the special castings Hgd tir scrttco bONos.
-nd ABOUT lO) tons OF castings for seVcrs. "a
npz TDXtuiEte l,s, and dC scrirtiOn of tho "a &.
ings may b. sren ~ thia Office
bond safisfac ory to sns unders guel. ~
the SUN of 90. ~ liquida'sd dsmsges fpr
failure 20 execute the contract within ten
days " awarded, must accompany each pro.
io-al; aud = satisfac, orv bond fOr a SUM
equal 10 hbouf e.third ~ the sstimat,i
am cunt 81 The contract will 10 required q
the successful biadsr.
The right TO reject any or all proposals 1,
reserved.
ROBERT Z. SMITH. Commissioner
aecl2-st
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To Registry Voters.

Office of,the Board OF Canvsssers and Regis
tratlOn,
city ball. December ~, 1895.
Notice ~ hereby gwen that persons de-
string 20 vote IN the year 1873 tor general OH
Gers must register on or ksfora December 81.
lsaj.
9 In addition 20 the regular Office hours. this
Office will be kept opened TO accommodate
those desiring 20 register on THURSDAY
fhIDAY ana SATURDAY, December 10. 20
an n, 1905. respectively, untii y. w.
Notice u also given that ~ accurdance WIN
y. IN, on SATURDAY, MONDAY aud lUEs-
DAY, Dpcsmber 2s, 30 and 81, 1898. .
By order Of the Board of taBvassefs ana
Registration.
decl2- iit CHARLES Y. SMITH, Cicrk.
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HEAR, hear! brethren OF the cloth. A
Topeka minister 10 attracting large Sun
day evening audiences by reading con-
tinued stories to them.
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TO IRON FOUNDERS.
Department OF Public Works, S
Commissioners Office. Cry Hall,
L.. \ L. IA......,.,l La. ID 1AQi


Providence. H. L. December ~. lssj
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received se
this office until a. o'clock a. m, FRIDAY.
December 20. 1875, tor furnishing the follow.
ing sizes Of CAST IRON WATER PIPES;
ills tons OF 22sO pounds. inches in diameter.
1911 tons Of ZxsJ POUNDS, inches in diameter.
5S tons OF 22lO poGnds. inches IN diameter.
81 tons OF lZi1 pounds, IL inches in diameter.
2,ls tons OF 2240 pounds, III Inches in diameter.
lhe delivery 10 commence ON or bef.re
March ~ 1896. ana 10 continue rs rapidly IA
required, end 10 be fully completed on or
before July l. 1876.
A bond satisfactory 20 the commissioner.
or n oer,itsl checli in the sum or SlOU0 az
hauidate1 damages for failure ~ execute he
contract within ton days. IL awarded. will be
required OF eSch bidder, and satisfactory
bond in the sum of sd0v1. conditioned upon
the faithful fulfllment Of the contract. will
be required 81 the successful bidder.
Specification. form Of co3tract ana Of pro-
posal may be- obtsinon on application at tLIs
Office.
Ihe right 70 reject any or nll proposals 10
resoryon. -
ROBERT L. SMITH. Commissioning.
deel2-5'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-14

THE public found out that il was cola
The latter wss caught mapping this time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-14

THIS is wholesome weather, at any
rate. 1t freezes and render inocuous
germs and microbes and things.
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER ID, 1895.

THE Republican Presidential candidates
are speaking for ,roomr at st. Louis.
What q harvest for the hostsl
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-14

EDWARD KING murmured.' s60, 600, OOO, {"
when the nuctioneer called for bids on
Atchison and nobody happened to he
about with enough loose chenge in his
pocket to raise the bid.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-14

AFTER reading The journal reports OF
diphtheria In Johnston we shall be sur
prised IL We find anybody left from the
population next time we go out there.
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OUR ASHES.
THe BRIGHTER HE FIRE The
SOONER II BURNS OUT.
Ashes Put 0nto a Good Fire Will
Deaden Il.

The human body is
Ike "a coal fire Ina
many respects. The
iu0d that goes into ~
represents the fuel,
aud as 70 IL burned or
dlgosted ashes or ref
use re quilts.
Coal as hes are
harmless.
Body ashes are poi
son Gus.
Nature keeps the
bars of our CRATE the
kidneys constantly
........N uVI uhlA m
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-14

Iowa farmers are using corn for fuel
even in these Democratic times. Nature
loves US still.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-14

COLORADO isn't worried about any over
flow OF Eastern money in the holes in
the srouns at Cripple Creek. She owns
the ground.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-14

OUR Goo-Goo friends are likely TO find
out that politics begins at the Office
seeker.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-14

RICHARD MANsFIELDs complain. that
he doesn't make 80 much money when
he plays as does PADEREwsKL lie
ought 10 let bis hair grow ana tay h0Th-
ing.
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Glnss Piichcrs krre.

Two. Quart Glass Pitchers Free wi'h Ono
Pound 90 Toa or bpttng Powder 10 East India
Tea 60. = store, - westminster street, pext
Sladding's
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-14

ANOTHER retrsction from BARBARA
AUB is about due.
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dred Dollars TO the appropriation Made
ny Chaper OIL Of the Ordinances for the
Erection Of building for hook and Lad
der Company No. 4.
tApproved December o. lss5.)
Il IL ordained by the City Council Of the City
of Providence AS follows;
SECTION ]. rhe sum Of i've hundred dollars
10 hereby added 10 tho appropriation inado by
chapter 1ll OF the city ordinances. spproye'
November ., 1894 for the purpose OF oompler
ing che building for Hook and LADDER Com
psny No. A. on tho lot adjoining the polics
station az the corner of Traverse nnd Wichen'
den streets; SAID sum. or 20 much Thereon aa
~ necessary, 10 no charged 10 tho epiroprla'
tion for ublic buildings.
True copies.
Witness: WILLIAM Il. CLARKE.
deoly.atd Cty Clerk.
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HAS anybody. heard OF a thaw?
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~. Louis Paid $50, ,oco.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IA Cornelius "
Bliss carried homo with him to New York
"A check for $4,000. signed by Samuel
Mcunard. president of the Business Mems
association oi ~ Louis which was part
Of the price paid for the Republican ma
tioual convention. With this money MIR
Bliss will settle The debts uf the commit.
-lce Thai I-.1Iil1- -uXcr 1rnn- La cam piian 10
1872 The account of the committee wn a
sciigman a. 60, bankers. was overdraw N
nearly SlSV1O, and Thomas Dolnn and
John Wanamakcr Of Philadelphia as
sumcd liabilities to thc amount of Sl2,O0l.
and Si5.ujO iu all is to b. uaii br ~ I.st--
Pair OF Elmwood Social Committee now
opened. Dlncing every evening. Music,
National land orchestra, Affair Hall, Elm.
wood aycnu
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CHAPTER GA
An ordinanse ADDING the sum Il Five dun.
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IHE CRY oFlEOy
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Whereas On tho fourth day Of October, A. ID.
1895. the cay Council of the Clty of PIovi-
aence passed the following resolutions. $.
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THE CITY OF PRovIDEN