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YALE NOTES.

Professor Brown of New York to Lecture 1 Yale-Princeton Games-Extension of the
 Medical School Course. An important meeting of the Sheffield
 senior class was held in North Sheffield
 hall last evening. President Greenway
 called the meeting to order at 7:3O p. m. After some debating it was voted to
 organize high stand society The plan has been under consideration for a con- siderable time, and the majority of the class were in favor of the plan The following committee was elected to con suit the faculty In regard to the organi- zatton: J. M. Roe, Geer and Newton.
 An innovation willbe hadbyth the hold- ing of german, which will be held Monday evening of commencement week. The affair win be held in the top of Winchester hall. The committee elected to look after the dance is com posed of Crane, Hamlin, Stillman, Hall and c. Stephenson.
 The class day committee was elected as follows: Leeds, Smith, Downey, F. B. Stephenson, Howard and Marsh.
 The historians are J. w. Roe, Borg and Thayer.
 At the meeting of the members of the athletic team, which will take part in the Princeton gymnastic exhibi- tion on February 27, the captain of the team addressed the men briefly and gave them a complete outline of the work to be done in preparation for the exhibition. It was decided that ad- mission to the performance would be by tickets, the price of which will be fifty cents. A large number of seats will be provided.
 MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
 Professor William Adams Brown of New York city will give four lectures on 'The Development of the Musical Instrument" in North Sheffield hall on Wednesday evenings as follows:
 February 20-The Beginning of the Musical Instrument.
 March 6-Primitive Wind and String ed Instruments.
 March 18-The Musical Instrument in the Orient.
 March 20-The Musical Instrument in Europe.
 These lectures will be illustrated by two hundred lantern slides taken from the Crosby-Brown collection of musi- cal instruments. They are intended primarily for the holders of tickets to | the University Chamber concerts, but | all lovers of music are invited to at- | tend. On the days when these lectures are given the University lectures on music by Professor Parker wil be | omitted
 CONCERT To-NIGHT-oTHER NOTES.
 The fifth concert of the eighth season will be given in North Sheffield hall | this evening, February IS, at 8:1O | o'clock, by the Kneisel quartet of Bos- ton, when the following program will be rendered.:
 1. Borodine-Quartet in D Major. ?. Mozart-Quartet in c Major. }. Brahms-Quartet with Clarionet.
 During the month of March pr. An 1erson will take a southern trip and will l give illustrated lectures on "Yale Meth ods of Gymnastics" In the following cit es: Washington, D. C., Charleston, s. C., Savannah, Ga, Jacksonville, Fla, and Albany, Ga.
 The candidates for pitcher on the uni yersity nine will be called out the lat .er part of this week.
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4 TRTnurE
To the Hon. N. D. sperry From n Railway
 Paper.

To the Hon. N. D. Sperry From n Railway Paper.
 The Railway Mail Service Bugle of Chicago, date of February 2, contains handsome and accurate picture of Hon. N. D. Sperry and in a column ar- ticle accompanying says:
 HON. N. D. sPERRY, EX-PosrMAsTER.
 Members of the M. B. A, who at- tended the convention at the Thousand Islands, N. Y, in 1891, doubtless re- member the Hon. N. D. Sperry, post master at New Haven, Conn. We are pleased to announce that MT. Sperry has been elected member of the next house of representatives in congress MT. Sperry was postmaster at New Haven for twenty-eight years. Hon Clark E. Carr of Galesburgh, Ill, and M. Sperry were the only two post masters of the first class, in the United States, who held their positions for twenty-four consecutive years. MT. Sperry's long experience in postoffice affairs gives him pre-eminent qualifi- cations for position on the next house postoffice committee. He is known to be a staunch friend of civil service law and an enthusiastic advocate for the betterment of the railway mail service. Should the congressman be appointed on the postoffice committee, the railway mail service employees can count on him as one of their foremost champions in matters of legislation af- f9cting their interests. The Bugle trusts that the next speaker will utilize MT. Sperry's long experience and give the people the benefit by appointing him on the house postoffice committee. Tn connection with this sketch we repro duce from the October, 1891, files of the Bugle the following extract from Mir Sperry's address before the M. B. A. convention at the Thousand Islands N. r., September, 1891"
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4 MUSICAL TREAT

To Be Given by the Dessauer-TroostwylS
 Trio.
 A soiree musicale will be given at Steinert hall next Tuesday evening, February 19, by the Dessauer-Troost- wyk trio, assisted by. Professor Samuel S. Sanford of Yale on the piano and MT. Max Treumann, baritone. A fine pro- gram will be rendered, and the popu- larity of these musicians insures a large audience. Tickets are on sale at music stores and at the Dessauer- -Troostwyk School of Music.
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MALLEYNEErY9C'
New Haven. Wednesday, Feb. l3, 1895. zhe zOe1ths% kO-0Gy-Zskely to 6e /asr.
 TELEPHONE No. 3s3.
TELEPHONE No. 323.

You'll buy a dollars worth somewhere to-day. Why not buy here and get a free ticket to Bunnell's Great European Circus and Midwinter Carni- val ? Matinee "Wednesday, Feb. 13th, or Thursday, Feb, I4th. Ask for a Shopping Ticket before you begin to buy. Doubtful if the Matinee Tickets last until noon.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-13

New shipments of Stock ings are crowding out the winter stock.
 All our Ladies B cent Cashmere and wool Hose 20 at $ cents a pair, Ladies so cent Aeeced Hose, at 3 pairs for $1.oo, Several other lots as cheap accordingly. Hosiery and Underwear.
 NALLEY@NEELY4p@.
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58 inch Turkey Red Dam ask Absolutely fast color) 25 cents a yard. 60 inch 2o cents. The best 60 inch made, AS cents.
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New Counterfeit in Circulation.

Washington, Feb. 12.-A new and dan gerous counterfeit of the $5 silver certi- ficate, series of 1886, with Rosecrans, registrar, and E. H. Nebeker, treas urer. has been put into circulation and the secret service has sent out a warn ing
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-13

Private dispensary,7S9C Chapel St. room 9. All diseases treated, 8 a.m to 9 D. m, If
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Our buyer took in that re. cent New York Auction oi Silks. Found just two pieces that would interest New Haven women. They are Black Gros Grain Silks. They are honestly cheap.
 The bulk of the Auction stock was Black Silks, the balance plain colors. We have the whole story right in the catalogue at our coun- ters. It shows a conspicuous absence of present ii m e Fancy Silks with their win some d a s h es, figures and stripes.
 The fact is, our reg u l a r stock completely eclipses all Auction possibilities, and at One dollar e gard and LeSS. Almost every freight adds to this newness and beauty of fashionable Fancy Silk s, silks that have no connec- tion with Auction aristoc- racy.
 Mote: ZHe Chana S1Aks (nOt amctlon st2ks) come Sat- mraay We bromased Mens THwrSaay 6ecause tAey were bromsSed to us. Bnt-they weye Bhsgega-6ouna. Xo1 may b0sSa6N Tnd some AH 0t 17c. e .Yard.
 Main Entrance, Left Aisle
 Some more potent Linen facts.
 Il m
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Tell and Broke His Leg.

Frank J. O'Nei1 while walking on Hamilton street about 9:3O o'clock fell on any icy sidewalk and broke his right thigh. Dr. Thomas Cahill was summoned and ordered his removal to the hospital.
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Iftbo Babv ia CrttIno Too.,,

Be sure and use that old and well-tri ed remedy Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup for children teething. It soothes the child ,softens the gums allaysall pain, cures wind collie and Is the best remedy for diarrhoea, 25 cents bottle
 sl7 m " f and "
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NNW ENTERTAINMENTS TO-DAY'
WEATHER REooKD.

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
 OF THE WEATHER BUREAU, WASHINGTON. D. O., Feb. l2, 1895, g p. m. Forecast for Wednesday-For Massachu- setts, Rhode Island, Connecticut and eastern New York: Snow; winds becoming north easterly
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-26
TOWN OF cRANsroN.
ALIENS AVENUE.
Town Clerks ofhce,
Cranston, X. J., Jan. IL. 1895.

The Town Council Of the town Of crsnston this
day adiudged necessary 10 lay out extend widen,
pssaighten ana improve Aliens avenue in sald
town, from the noftkerly line OF said town
sontheriy to Ocean street The westerly line Is
Begigning at point In the bou ndary Inc between
said town anu the city OF Providence, nearly oppo-
site the t-riy line OF Maryland avenue, thence
minutes, with. said boundary line and passing
through a stone bound at near the north
west OF lard OF Margaret o'Reiiley
distance OF 2s5l l2-io0 feet to stone
Arnold avenues thence detecting degrees, IL
minutes TO the west distance OF 300 % lyV ieet 10
stone bound at the southwest corner OF Albert
and Aliens avenues; thence DETECTING de-
feet TO stone bound at the southwest cor
ner Of Shaw aud Aliens avenues; thence de-
heeting degrees IL minutes TO the east distance
OF l5ie 6i-lo0 feet TO a tangent point thence
southeriy bearing westerly by and with the arc Of
n circ- Cf 1857 2s-l00 feet radius, said
subtendng angle cf IL degrees 10 minutes, at the
center tn, reof distance OF $40 Do 100 feet measuf-
Ing on said arc TO atangent point thence soqthery
bearing eastery, by and wi the arc Of circle OF
sl0 100 teet radius, said arc subiending an
angle OF " deg, 10 min, at the center Thereof,
said are to The northerly line OF ocean
street. The easterly line Il parallel and 80 feet
distant .sterly from the line above described, TO
the northery line OF said Ocean street
aforesaid, and it being the opinion OF sail
CouncI that certain esa will be espec-
tally benefited thereby, IL is there
fore ordered that all persons interested
Town Council OF the town of Cranston 70 be held
nj the Council Chamber In said Cranston ON Mon
day the 9Th day OF February, A. ID. 1870, at 10
o'clock a. m, and be heard thereon.
BY order and in behalf OF said Council.
DANIEL ID. WATERMAN,
jls-26-2t Council Clerk.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TOWN OF cRANsroS.
CRANSTON STREET
Town Clerks Once;

Town Clerks once.
Cranston, Il. J., Jan. IA, 1885
The Town Council Of The Town Of Cranston this
day adjudged u necessary TO lay out, widen
straighten and improve Cranston street In said
town, from the city line southerly and weste ~ 10
Tue piopo cd southeasteriy line OF said street is
easlerly line 81 Cra ston st.eet 7se .z-i0v ieet
south Of the southwe corner Of said Cranston
IS degrees, 81 minutes easierly, distance OF sSo
x-lsO feet 10 the northwest corner OF Inc puidlng
thence deaectlng 70 the east degrees and min.
utes, disanee ~ 2es ei-i0o feet to stone bound
sas 10 agrees and 81 INMATES. distance o.
is4 s-ieo feet ". stone pouna near d Wax Wax
ssss. sps a. . 3 Of r. dssns sa
distance Of i0is ,-loo feet 10 point near the
northwest corner Of lot Of James H. Jorda,i thence
distance Of iGH sS-ioc feet; thence detecting
70 the west z degrees lsh minutes dis;
Burnham avenue; thence DETECTING TO the west
3degrees 43s minutes, distance Of 80 2s-loo feet
DETECTING to the east degrees 3i's minutes, a
distance Of $50 s0-i0o feett point near the so tn
from the oint rear the south line Of school
street den'ctr therefrom, to the west oI degrees
necting i deg,ee isSs minutes, a distance Of .s6
So 100 feet TO tangent point IN front Of Brick
the arc Of circle Of asi sis,icoo lee, iest
radius, said arc subtending an angle OF
n degrees Innsss At the center Thereof
and a line tangent thereto. TO q tangent point
thence westerly by aud with the arc of a
circle OF 257 l7sl0o0 feet radius said subtle nd
ing an angle of 81 deg ees IA minutes at the center
thereof, distance of oe0b-lo0 feet, measured on
"a arc and a line tangent thereto TO stone
bound at the south west corner Of Main street and
Haven avenue.
The propos northwesteriy line 10 as follows
Beginning at the intersection of the present line
OF Cranston o rect with the city Lne thence with
said present line OF Cransto street to point In
4 ont Of the house Of Edward p. Taft, between the
Y N. H.. Railroad and Benedict street;
thence southerly parallel with and 70
feet distant northwesteriy from the
line above described, TO point opposite
the junction OF Narragansett avenues thence west
erly parallel with aud so feet distant notherly
from the above described lire TO Haven avenue.
Certain lands being required for the purpose
aforesaid, and ~ being the opinion Of said
Council that certsin estates Will be especially
benefited thereby, IL r. therefore ordered that ali
persons interested therein be notified to attend q
meeting II the Town Council OF the town OF Grams
ton, to be held AZ the Council Chamber In said
Cranston on MONDAY, the 4ih day OF February,
1885. at 10 O'Clock q. m, and be heard thereon.
By order and in behalf OF said Council,
DANIEL ID. WATERMAN,
is-26-n Clerk.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.


NJ. Guesde, Socialist deputy Of France, l.
seriously sick.
Mgr. Carini, first project of the Vatican
library, is dead.
The new ram Katahdin Is docked at tho
Charlestown navy yard.
The daughter of President Faure o.
France is betrothed to deputy.
Thrce persons are sick with diphtherla
In one house at Waltham, Mass.
Chicago Is nearer being snowbound than
at any time during the last eight years.
London Armenisns may take steps In
parliament to agitato the Armenian ques-
tion.
Henry Willard may attempt to reorgan.
ize the Northern Pacific Railroad com.
pany.
Des Moines reports the worst storm OF
the year. with snow IL inches deep on tho
level Business Is at q standstill In many
parts of Iowa
A resolution favoring the deportation of
Archbishop Satoll was introduced In thu
Nebraska legislature.
Rev. Cyrus Richardson, DID,, one ~
the trustees OF Dartmouth college. eel,
brated Oh. eb'N anniversary Of his enter :
ing the ministry.
Information rom Illinois show hcavy
snowfall, tcrrifc northwestern winds aud
a general stoppage OF street traffic. The
STERN has a very disastrous edect on tsle.
graph aud telsphons wires
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NIAGARA FALLS, Jan. 26.-The loo
papers charge corruption In all city d,
partments. The first intimation that
there was anything wrong came about n
month ago, when experts examining the
accounts Of City Sealer Mcdonald discov-
cred a shortage. Mcdonald forthwith
rendered his resignation. Yesterday
Mayor Phelps peremptorily demanded
the resignation of the overseer Of tho
poor; the city clerk also scnt in his resig
nation. Experts have been set to Examine
the records of all the city departments,
and startling revelations are sromised.
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Hsrssr, Mott, public worship, loa'i vs.per SER


FIRST coNdRE0ATIoNAL--B Benent and Benevo-
r. s 'lU s..,s pse'H iI.s ESQ csGs'ap
the. pastor, Rev. A. M Lord will preach morning
and afternoon.
oras1 Msi ss ss'ass
minister. d T., l0;40i service aud sermon, 7sso.
oLNEY sTREEr-Pastor Rev. william y. Fur
m; a,i,so D. M, Professor Robert W. Taylor aud
quartet OF singers from the Tusxegee Aesro In
stitute. Ala. Will take part In the service
Nils cellaneous.
ELMwooD pARLoR GATHERING AssocIA-
Eimweod avenus and Warren street Monday
wsn sn &ord u'Ss ou %hss sns py
Williams. Gentlemen welcome.
SEVENTH DAY ADyENTisTs- Library Hall.
olneyyille square. 3. s. (ssin day) ?. M
LUTHERs coRNERs-Pubic worship with
preaching by Rev; L. .. woodworth II \ m and
suNpAY BREAKFAST MISSION. ais Canal
street-Food for the Hungry services 1880
Seats for visitors
THEosoPHIcAL SOCIETY. i2s North Main
nation in Relation to Evolution"
MANToN GOSPEL MISSION Preaching at 8
by Miss Johnson of 1hornton; by Rev H.
W. IT, Tiisy.
MISSION OF THE COMING KING 1928 Broad
street Prayer at 1850 a. m, preaching al z:4o
y. m. by Elders Spencer and Pettengili confer
ence at7iso. All are welcome.
MISSION HALL--s50 North Main street lConstitu-
tion HID. Speaking by J. N. Goldberg TO the
Hebrews, subject, Jesus Of Nazareth, the Mes
siah Of the Jews,"3p. m
ALLEN CHAPEL--A street Rev. l.. w. Gener-
ette. pastor. Quarterly meeting services 2:tS
and 1850; .. B., lis M. Rev. Q. G. Feits VIII om-
oiate.
FRENCH MIssIoN.-In Stewart Street Bapti' t
Church, corner Poud street--Pi eaching at 4 p. ~.
by Rev. Edouard Ramette, pastor.
wAYLAND CHAPEL South Angel street and
Wayland avenues. g., 8 p. M evening service,
i:sO, led by Mr.. J. ID. Rockefeller, Jr., Of Brown
University.
Y. NJ. @. A --service for men only, at i;3s, con-
Quoted by Mr. John Waterman; this Saturday
evening, at O'Clock, service for all, led by Rev.
w. J. Reynolds.
MUSIC HALL Services at 1850 p. m, speaking by
key. Thos. Atkinson,
BELL STREET CHAPEL Seats free. Service at
ID. M, discourse by the pastor, Rev. Anna Gar
lin Spencer, upon The Ethical sympathy Of
Religi ons "A shown in the Bibles Of the World -;
4. \. at 30.
DOOR OF HoPB- -Hoyie building. Services at 3
y, m conducted by the A. q. W. Workers; even
ing service 1880
BETHEL CHRISTIAN MISS oN--s 8. at p. m !;
service at 7: 80 p. IN by st. Johns Lodge Of Good
Tempiarss singers from Harris Avenue Presby7
terian Church.
GERMAN LUTHERAN MISSION Rev. r. b.
Cunz will hold services for the German-speak-
ing people In the Lyoeum dali Of the Y. NJ. G. A.
at2 :s6 p. m. tomorrow TO which all are heartily
invited.
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And still IL Goes,

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-The Press today
says: The clearing house committee met
yesterday and discussed the recent with.
drawals of gold from the United States
subtreasury just "a, 600 in gold was
withdrawn from the sub-treasury yester.
day, making total of sl4, 100000 for the
week, record without precedent OF this
amount s7,7o0,000 goes abroad, leaving
IS. sou, 600 to be accounted for on no other
theory than that it fs to be boarded in
vaults for future developments.
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Tie rhomp,on NIy.tery.

THOMPSON, Conn, Jan. 20. - Jerry
Stieckewez, who Is suspected Of having
murdered his wife and stepson, was ar
raigned yesterday on tho charge of having
cruelty maltreated his wife on Dec. -,
1894. and for discharging a firearm at her
and beating her with flatiron, causing
her DEATH The prisoner pleaded not
guilty The court found probable cause
and the prisoner was held without bonds
To the next term OF the superior court.
The bodies have not vet been discovered.
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Passenger Train Service, Week Days,
Corrected 20 Oct. 2S, 1894.

SOIhtettu 10 ott 30, toVf.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE as foilowsi
For boston-so5 a. m, II m; t:zo p. M RETURN
$50, a. m; 1890, 5s26 p.
WALPoLE-S:05 a. MI ~ IN; 4s2o p. m.
fRANkLIN-s;O5a a. IN, II m, 4:sl, I;i5 p.
MILF HD-5:05 .. M. IL M s;2o b. m.
ARLINGIoN-7Os. ii :S5 5:27 49, ell 100 D. m
WEST rARLINGToN-F 7sos. y s;O6, r IL 80 a. NJ;
Sg:45 1850. II Ss27, f $3.50 p. m
KNIGHgsVILLE--7'os 500, niSS a. M r 2,AS.
S;27, s:3O, ''il ?. m
2;4S, n 4iSo, + 5:s7, + $50. ''ii;Oo p. m
NATICR, RIVER POINT, CENTREvILLE
WAsHINGroN--7:0s sos. ll:a5, a. M, i2,0i,
2.45, 4:So. 6i29. $3.50, '7;i5, .-iiIo p. m.
CRANsToN oAKLAwN-7;0s ssOS IL. as q m;
i2;oi, 2:4S. s.sO 5:a7, $3.50. ''ll;oo p. m.
PONTIAC, ARCTIC, QUIDHIOk--7;0s IL i35 q ~,
2.4h 5:27, $3.50, -li 100 p.
ANTHoNY-70i, 300, IA 80 q M; i2;0i. 2:45, 4:so.
6!25 $3.50, ssli:0o p. m.
COVENTRY, sTERLING-7;os, SOC. am; i2,oi,
2:45 4;3O p. m.
SUMMIT GREENE, oNEco, MoosUP PLAIN
FIELD-7;Os, 500. a. m; l2;oi, 2:45. +,So. 7i2s
yEwETr CITY. CANTERBURY, SCOTLAND.
VERSAILLES, BALTIC. SOUTH wINDHAM-
ss0s n m. 1901, 4:3o, p. m
wfLLtMANfte-s'ec n. m; II Tof, sg3c, f7:75 p. N
HARTFoRD-Oos a. m; i2,oi 4;so, t7:25 p m.
FISHKILL& q NEwBURG-s.os O. m
NoRwICH-7:0s, sos a. m; i2;oi, 4;3o, 7;25 .. m
WATERBURY,, DANBURY-s:0s - m. 7:2s D. m
EAST THOMPSON, WEBSTER, soUTHBRIDGu.
WORCESTER, THOMPSON, PUTNAM ani
PoMFRET IS a. M; 400 p. m.
CHICAGO AND THE WEST VIA NEwBUR0
AND ERIE R'Y-e;06 - m.
PAsCoAG AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
s.T $685. II q. m; 400 and $40 and ssli:is
D. m Returning iesve Pascosg at rs, TAO and
s!i5 a. n.,, i2;4o. o;O2 and $500 p. m.
All trains leave frsm west end Of Union Depot
Providence.
s.saturdays only s-sundays only.
tDaily.
Tickets between Boston and Providence 0imits<p
sLeents, unlimited 81.
w.R BABcocK, q. "a
r.w. KEENAN,, supt
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Supplies for the Department Of Srsst
Signs and Numbers.

ONCE OF the
sapt. Street signs asd Numbers,
City fla l. Jan. IL, 1895.
The Committee Street Signs and Numbers In
vite proposals for furnishing this department.
with the following supplies for the current years
1000, more less. street signs.
10000, more or less, street numbers.
Samples OF signs and numbers, with al tho
necessary information, may be obtained NJ thls
Office, and bids will be received for the above
articles separately
Bids Will be sealed, addressed to the undersigned.
and will be received at the Office OF the Superin-
tendent of Street Signs and Numbers, City Hall,t
until IL O'Clock m, THURSDAY. January 3lst,
1895. No proposal will be received after the time
bids will be reserved.
CHARLES f. HARRIS,
Chairman COMMITTEES Street Signs and
Numbers.
GEO. II. PETTIs, Superintendent u23t
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struck the Wrong Toun.

from Haverhill, Mass, came here yester.
day to hire lasters to take the place oi
strikers In Haverhill. While defending
their mission they became engaged In a
tussel with several union sympathizers,
and after receiving treatment from local
physician, returned to Hayerhill with
wounds and contusions, but no recruits.
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Held Withaut Hail.

BOSTON, Jan. 26-Margaret McBurnie,
for the murder OF her two children, Clara
and Clifford, was srraigned yesterday.
She waived examination and was held for
the superior court without bail. She had
no counsoI
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
ANDEM STREET.

The undersigned who were appointed by the
Common Pleas Division Of the Honorable supreme
Court on the 26th day OF May A. ID. 1894, ,~commis-
sioners Of Estimate and Assessment in the matter
Of the laying out and extension os Andem street
from Academy avenue 10 Cantsn street and from
Canton street TO Bergen street, hereby give notice
that they have deposited In the eiice OF the City
Clerk Of the City OF Providence copy OF their re-
port, 10 be by them made to said court and OF the
plat accompanying the same for the Inspection OF
whomsoever 1t may concern.
WILLIAM A. MORGAN,
VILLA H. CONELI,
FRANK A. POTTER,
GEORGE H. HOLROYD.
ANSoN II. BENNETT,
Commissioners.
Providence, r.. l., January 20, 1895.
j25-1.t-d
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In order TO facilitate the publication of the
announcements Of Sunday services and do
Justice tQ all Interested IN their publication,
The NEWS, In future, will print on saturday
afternoon notices received before M the
previous evening. such notices should be
limited 10 n &c lines each, and FIVE CENTS
LINE Will be charged for every line over three.
but no charges will be made for announce
ments To the amount Of three lines.
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Twelve Men Lost.

LONDON, Jan. 26.-The British steamer
Escurial. from Cardiff for Fiume has been
wrecked of Port Reath. Only out OF
her crew OF ~ were saved.