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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-03
WEST SHORE. R.R.:

Trains leave IVES iId 81 ~ S,af Epankiin ST.
$50 A. W. Daily. Local to Bunaio .,.,., ,,o,,,a,,,
7..,O A. ~ Daily local TO Albany Tor Ca,sSi u
and Saratoga Parlor Albany, sundays ohy.
oI5 A. VI. Daily Albany. Utica syraeust Sica re
RITalo Niagara Falls Toledo. Cleveland ana
lib 4. W. Daily except SUNDAY TO Ca sHnn.waska
u.s. Ssra.oss Caiiyell Lake George Paror car
400 r. VI Daily. except sunday FOR Albany; syracus.
GOO p NJ Daily Albany. Montreal Ctea eya,rn,,
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls TORONTO D'''S
n 10 - n DaiIy except Sunday. for Newburs. Albany
Saratoga and Montreal. Parlor car TO kinsson
az p nj. Daily except Sunday for UTICA syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo ,., c,..,,ss Poches-
sir p NJ Daily f)r Albany, Utica. Syracuse. no,anS
Ter Bun ao Niagara Falls Toronto, Detroit |'e'e'AN
rr cksts tim, tables parlor s,eeping-car accom-;
modations apply city Offices Brooklyn ana Me-" LIT
AT stations Time ,.L.es at principal hotels Pgr "
~ Gen Passenger Agent Vanderbilt ave, Ne"-IorH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-03
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
10 pHILADELPHIA. BALIIMOEE NM
~ WASHINGTON.

~ WASHINGTON. oon
Fanaa,s9 s9 week H. di so : ssS % 80 sTi
p,1 30 Car 90 Dining ca. 600 dining ,osT IA
Din SDin,ng Car, A. NJ 2@o 400 500 Dining Carr '''
Dining carr =; s,a WASHING on week days SEQ 1907
,,so Dining Carr A. NJ 2$o $50 5oS DINING , SS
s 2, 20 mnins car carr s. 500 Dining Carr GO
Gdn,,g Carr p. NJ. 1913 night - .,,rod a, foot -
,hry 81 iIs i72 col. il5. ga 40 l32l BrSaa"
.ay c A., ri Fast l4h ST.. l3t East ION ~ "a
Ws, ic,th s. o5 columbus Az New-fork OUT -
ND rYo.k Transfer Company Will call for and eheCH
t IRE ~, from hotel or residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-03

closed steady for native stock. with bulk soih e. iCm
,thorei b,vers. early sales native LAMBS, - IIp4
81 20: fair to good SO 35as4 cs and common 10
as co. cu,ls and common 81 2g$2 export sheep 80 og
IA ~ Late sales: Canada lambs, i0n2oc lover WIN ~
Lads on sale sales 15as4 80. with few extra al
81 40: Canada sheep. 50 50Gs3 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-03
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND W ISL I'M ~, m. n
stations New York, IoOt Oh nhfS'"' ~
ChrIstOpher streets. u,rrcr
VESTEBlLED TRAINS, Ia LL1.AN bNr'~
CARS. llSIstIl LsUHl.

Direct 1. NtM AKA. Bl.OO.itIEil MO- 80,
THE ORANGES summit. beinAi ds. '.e - -.
Ridge, Madison, MolristoNn Pass@e i"tyy..s" ~
Dover, s.anhOps, bENTON, 81 ~, ~
LAKE HOPATCONG Hackettst. wa, . ~ .-,TT,5E
MOL NIAIN. Washington PlilLLtsht 10 LA..,',l- y
WATER GAP sTHoT pspH RG 30 i2I NtnMH..
COKE. DANVILLE, NORIH-MBEkLANy ,t s..""S
vilc UTICA. RIsHEiEI.D SPRINGS; So ftSSi4t
SYRACUSE OSWE6O ITHACA ONEIO, El.MttN
CORNING. BATH. DANsvILLE. BUFEALo ana al
points WEST MORT EST AND SOtTtiNbsA 49,,
7:c5 A. AUTHORIZATION MAIL stors at pr'n'ipa'
e:Oo 4. M.-BCFFALO SCRANTON BINGHAMIoS;
UTICA, RICliFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE al
OSWEGO EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Plr0r cars e.a-
meet at BunaO with FOR Chicago and MS 49,.
100 =. N.-SCRANTON. WlLkESBARkE and ELMlhN
EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet paflor ...,
400 i. M-SCRANTON, WILKESBAkRE and PLY 81
OI'Ti EMPRESS Pullman Buffet pafxg Cars
7:30 p Nj (Daily)-Buta.o Vestituied Limited Express
for SCRANTON. RINGHAMTON. ELIlRl. BCF-
EALo. Pullman Buffet sleeping car Connects AZ
Buffalo with train for Chicago aIi points wes..
o:30 y NJ (pany). BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TOE. UTICA, SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EXPRESS
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS al Il
Park Place 800 Broadway. Tickets at ferry stations ?J
os5 Colunihusaye. NewYor& 3SS and i26 Futons AMI
100 Broadway Brooklyn. Tlme tables svins fA1 ino-
nation all stations
WEsTCOTT EMPRESS COMPANY will call FOR ana
check baggage from hotel or residence 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-03
iianr'noo
-AmsHioA's oRg~TxsT RLiLsoAD.
NEW YORK
CENTRAL!
~ uunSnN RIVER R.R

r-,ou 0r.rd Central Station. va Street
R,3O M-Except sunday Empire state EAp'e's
Fastest train In tire world ,s..,s,
D.:,O A. N-DaiIy. Fast Mall. For syracuse hoc"e'''
Iiuffao Niagara Falls. Chicago 80 I'm,
fO,3O A M~Except sunday. Day Express For a" IT'D
100 Z M~paiiy Southwestern Limited For C'nc'n'
loo p MHpaiiy Chicago Special for Detroit Cie'e-
a.ao "a a"M .Ercep, sunday. West Point. Poushkeep'e
Albany. Troy. Saratoga ,. M. Detroit
a:3O = M-Daily North Shore Limited pue N'
20 A. NJ, Chicago 4:30 NJ , Aa,ro,
400 p M-Daiiy For Albany Troy Utica. h''' ~
dack Mountains Montreal Buffalo ciev nas ~
ledo Detroit. Chicago Cincinnati 81, C St Adams
G,25 p. M-Daly. Saratoga. PlattsbuFs' d. "''""
..3O p M~Daily For Rochester Buffalo .t Niass'A
Falis Cleveland Indianapolis, n st. car passengers
only for points Fail Brook R'y. VIA L'''' ~
O.I5 p M.-Daily For Oswego. Watertown: ssatur-
burg Cleveland Detroit. Chicago. eNee 81
cav for Cape Vincent and the Auburn ffoa @tnnc,nal
1910 NGHT-Theatre train for chicago s nioh except
points on New-York Central, every h's"'
O,O6 a. M and 3::,5 p. M-Daily except Sunday 70
PtsHeld. via Harlem Division a an, IN. Berk-
O15 a W-sunday only. to Plttsheld ana '"e ~
sh,e. INNS. Via Harlem r.. Di ,,s oTRo;NKERs
IAN night trains between iboh-s' nnnsctIon with
Putnam Division. far YonkeIs IN rnnne ''a,l
the Elevated Road. This is the only line ru"''
night trains out OF New YORK ...,,.
Trains Illuminated by Pntsch Light. -.,,,,, station
Tickets and Wagner Offices az G,an1 smay a. Eas.
ls Broadway Il Park Place 2e 4s "a West i2sth
s, and Iasth-st. station New York s5s ana 10 r"
st. and 100 Broadway r. d.. Brooklyn -. West.
Baggage checked from hotel or residence oy INC WV
'oii-c -. w. Nan.1er Gere,al Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-03
ERIE RAILROAD,

THROUGH trains leave NewfoIk loot o. Cham9ets-'''
follows and Ave minutes earlier from West -5d-si'
Or00 4. N.-Nestibaled Express Daily for WaNery.
C'VO Binghamton. rmira Buna,9. Bradford. James
town. Meadvle and the West. Parlor car 20
$50 css v s eEsad n'f Rsy arrives ia
T:4O A. NJ. Chicago 5.3o L. NJ Seelers 20 chi.
cage. Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car
73O ss 5S va'qs Ss'S.. s P' :S5s;:
Tor Detroit Chicago and the West.
845 BAN so an 10 esc as 'Pa to ba
fslo Chicago and Cincinnati Dining car
TICKETS Local. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
j Recommendations ~ III :6i. i0i and a5I Broadway.
1856 Fast loath-s and West 23i -. ferries
New-Yor Broadway and 3s3 Fu,ton-st. Brooklyn; 40
Hudson st Hoboken. and Jersey CIV station. Era
Transfer Company ca. and cheeks baggage from
hotels and residences TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-03
BALTIMORE & CHIC RAILROAD.

b"itimcEe. W:,:himStSsn, G rn, win ci%cinn"
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE or ALL TRAINS
Leave NewYork foot OF Liberty St. daily Tor CHICAGO
$50 D. IN lei5 night. FIrTSBU RG. $50, Sun.
go sun. 1918 night CINCINNATI, ST. Lotus 10 a.
m. 90 D. IN WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. a. NJ
* Sun. 10 a. m. Dining Car 1870 M Dining car
100 u m. Dining Car. 1915 night
NORFOLK. II 10 a. tally.
NEW-ORLEANS, Roanoke and Chattanooga Pullman
sl.eping car, $3.50 ex. sun. $50 p m; sun
All trains Illuminated Pintsch light
Ticket offices: ii3 l12 a6l AIS. lli0 Broadway.
East ian ST. 1877 Rowery, n Y. sta Fulton ST. Brook
lyn: stations 81 Liberty ST.. G. r. Il. OF ~ j.
New York Transfer Company will call for and chsco
baysage from hotel or residence to dsstIpa!iQa. .-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-03
Union Ticket Offices.

All Classes Of Tickets. rail and t. iW ~
CAGO CALIFORNIA. MEXICO md 81, " on ~
,notnts and sleeping accom- nouhtpn, AZ
a. InxreSf rates can be Obtained at either OF
Offices.
Parties to Atlanta,
Grand Tour. including Ashevniccii rIa.,nn
oCwn U3attIcGclds,. Atlanta. ana 'narIfM9ns
leaving Dee. 10. $40. all expenses Inri""en'
TH0S. COOK e. SON.
oe1 Broadway cor Warren. Telephone, 90 az ssn1I'
5o 6roadwsy cor Thrfleth Telephone. 44GB 3sih-s'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-03
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW,JERSRY
tAEthrac.te coal used exc.usiyeiyJ
Four traces. Automatic Block Sisnals.


EoNr TRACES Automatic Block Signals.
on and after November II. 1870.
T-airs leave station foot Of Liberty - =.
For carton Beth.ehem. Allentown siauIh thls1 "a
40 lii o:1O III iJ 70 Eastonl A. NJ, ~ - 80
to Eastonj 5:ij 80 TO Aiient99n 20 81 ,'h1@''
~ e. Wi,estarre P.tison and scranton. 9lO 4. NJ
10 80 4:3y p NJ sundays: 43o - ~ :, ,.,o ia
~ Reading M 20. 500 $40, II 30 A N. l,iR p
"a Zoo 90 5:45 80 p. NJ. 1915 night sundays
% . no 80 600 ?. NJ. II 10 night :, ,,o ,.,o
For Harrisburg at 40. 500 s:i0 A. ". ~ ~
100 500 5:45 p NJ, 1915 night sundays i"'' "'"''
Goo NJ 1915 night. .,,o-. .. ..oo s.oo
For sunbury Lewi.burg and Williamsport a, - ~
o:IO A. NJ. 40 l:@o. 7:3o F. D. Hun'4,S ' - a.
oo" T. III ArI-RAII ROUTE.
r.. pas Plank Long Pranch and points south N Po,nt
pieasaSt $50 s.i5 IL 30 A ". l:3o l;4' 20 ~
els p NJ SUNDAYS except Ocean Grove ana AsD-v
Park. 90 A. NJ. 400 P. ~
FOR LAKEWOOD.
40 Sis. ~ IA go R NO Ba4nera, Park ard
,arnegat 4 20 Sis A. NJ. l:45 4:4o r. NJ :.
For Atlantic city. yneiand. and bFlcse''h' '"' - '
FIR Monmouth Beach, seabrgh, and Hgh,nds ., a.
s,nk 80 slJ. II 80 A NJ. l:3O. l'i0 4.''' -" - 80
SUNDAYS. 900 4 NJ. 400 p D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-03
TIE STATE or 1RIDE.

Baltimore oFour quiet wese,n super G ~ a 1g
wbeo ratent So 53aS3 10; spring do ~ 5o4S5 IC DO
straight 50 25qss 30; sales. 100 bbs Wheat d1l no
steamer 62ge2c southern ny sample oon x, 20
hYsb Corn easy: mixed spot S3s. G3ic year 80 ~ Sc
January 49,. l$31sc: February 33iaa327tc; March, .9
do yellow 32s g34c; stock. rl5Gooo bush sales 30,
hush oats very firm white Western Z3i24 -fc
NJ mixed do o2sq23c; stock 900 600 bush. Rye mac
tive No i3Qi4c nearby 46n47c western stock lolVoo
bush Hav firm: sl5 Grain freehts steady; steam 10
Iiverpoo 34d carly DeceWter; cork, for orders 3s De
crmbcr que,; middlnS size niter hriai lalcS
creamery 24c ladle, isc packed. oGl2c otner AT
ticles unchanged.
Boston Dec Flour dull Corn steady oass gSle
Shorts quct Provisions steady Butter quiet Notheh
creamery. 22q23sc; Western. 2lg22c theese qule.
Northern lG2gllc: Western. 9uloc Eggs quiet; last
ern choice 25i23c; Western and Michigan. 2iH2ic
Chicago Dec. 2-The leading futures ranged as fo.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-03
The quotations to-day the closing prices for the
lay and closing prices for the corresponding date

Receipts OF breatsuns at interior points In thousands
Last three cphers 1000 omitted ebs grain bush
follows:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-08


conducting currents OF eloctricify for trans.
mitting and producing light, heat and motive
power IN over aud along
Ambrose street wost side. from Webster
street to Gladstone avenue.
Delhi street. east side, from Webster street
10 Gladstone avenue:
Carrington avenue. south sidc from Camp
street to East avenue;
Irving avonue. north side. from Arlington
avenue 10 Taber avcnuc.
Elmgroye avenue. west side. from Angoli
street 20 Humboldt avenue;
Tnbcr aycnue. west side, from Angoll street
10 irving avenue;
Orchard avenue. north side. from wayland
avenue 10 Butler avenue;
Ashmont street. south side from Eddy
street to Ocean street;
Rugby street. west side. from Wyatt street
TO Pavilion avenue;
Pal,as street. east side. from Kenyon street
10 Carpenter street, In accordance with the
accompanying o Dort of the commissioner of
public works. subject, however, TO the pro-
visions contained in chapter SCI Of the city
ordinances. entitled "An ordinance for tho
regulation OF electric wires"
True copy. witness:
j0-St WILLIAM Il. CLARKE. City Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-08
Doomed.
New York Press.

The Evening Post, speaking OF the wilson
German act, on account OF which the Govern
ment Ia today IN debt i'm the sum Of $500
coo. the menace of which created one OF the
most disastrous panics that have befalcn the
country, tho realization of which threw a
million men out OF employment, reduced
wages in every line of industry and caused "a
more general distress than this generation of
Americans ever knew beforo-speaking OF this
act the Evening Post says that sit is law
which Is winning its way into popular favor
with great rapioity, which thousands of Re-
publican business mon secretly delight in,
and the main features OF which its bitterest
opponents now admit they dare not promise
TO repeal"
THIS is great nows. II thoro is any feature
OF this industry ry-smashing, trust-protccting
law, main or otherwise, that the Republicans
do not intend TO repeal, we have never heard
II. What they intend TO do Is no secret They
intend TO repeal the entire act. from its open
ing to its closing sentence. It is not simply a
bad act; IL Is fool act There is no function
Of tariff which II serves. It does not pro.
tect and 1t does not raise u revenue. The
suggestion that Republicans secretly de-
light" in IL Is especially amusing. The secrecy
with which Republicans do their dolighting
Is 30 well guarded that they do not thom-
selves suspect it,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-08
Layout and Extension Of
Huntington Avenue.

The uudersigned, appointed BY the Honorable,
by decree, entered the SOL day Of June, A. D.,
sst and the lstday OF June. a. d.. lsss, Com
aud according to the provisions OF the act the
Senerai Assembly, EMIT cd "An act in relation u
s altering % s..ss n ss s rsS sna
dencc" and the several acts In amendment thereof
cy S on sa ssS city sSpssefss SSss s:
sas % y % 9Ss .as e'.sns s %
Huntington tons avenue, % from rom ohs@ssrs Stree. to
Carter street In aeeoreanee With resolution Of the
hat certain real e.,ato viii bo reaured for that
purpose: snd rssassins the appo insmsni o. Com
esorSiSF to sss aes. Ss the asn"na Ssssmsy a
hereby give notice to all persons interested 10 thei.
9ih day Of July. A. d. lsss al o'clock p m st the
city Hall Room d. in said city. as tbe time aud
place OF their meeting. TO make tho estimates and
assessments required 10 be by tnem made under
and by virtue Of their eo,nmIssion BY said act Asd
the ndersignsa further give notice hat according
10 their present opinion. the lands, tcnemenis.
sos sis
out ana estGnsioa q ifu ntinstea av. nas,
A certain area bounded and included by q line
begi ginning ct the southe corner Of Cranston
street aud Posters avenue. and running thence
the southwesterly corner Of Potters avenue and
Eimwoed a,,snuej thence running ,ouihss,ly In
street; thence westerly In the .aortherly line Of
Redwing street to tho location Of the New York,
erly bending westerly In the easterly lne OF said
railroad location TO the eastoriy line OF Madison
street; thence soutnerly crossing said railroad
location TO the northcasterlys corner Of lot num-
bered l4s ON Assessors plat 5li thence south
erly In the easterly line Of satd lot iss TO tho
edge or shore Of MGshapsug pondi thence west
crly bending southeriy In the shore line OF
said MashaPaug pond 20 the northeriy l!ne Of
or range thereof OF Van 2andt streets thence
westerly in said range asd the northerly line OF
Van Zandt street 10 Faith street thence portherly
in the ea,tery line OF Faith street the location
OF the aforesaid New York. New Haven n Hart
ford Railroad; thence northefiy crossing said To-
cation to the southwesteriy eorsss VI lot namberei
2ss on Assessors' plat ss; thence westerly In tho
northerly line % the said railroad location to
Crsnston street; thence northeriy In the eas,erly
line Of Gran street to the point OF begin ming
The plat the aforesaid layout and extension Of
Huntington avenue aud of the assessment area
may be scea at tho Office Of Clifford >. Tower. AZ
Westminster street. Room IS, In the city of Provi-
tenoe.
CHARLES T.. BLIvEN.
THOMAS III. LEONARD,
FRANK A. POTTER,
RAYMOND q. PLACE,
CLIFFORD 8. TOWER,
Com sioneys.
Providence, juno n, 1888 jlI-ty9
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-08
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Proposals for Ward Room and
School Building
ONCE Of the Clerk of Com mmittees,
ON nARRIsoS STREET.

Once OF the Clerk OF Committees,
City Hall July 5, 1898.
SEALED PROPOSALS, addressed TO the under
signed, chairman Of the committee on city prop
crty will DC received at tfe office OF the supern-
tendent of Bpildings, City Hall. until MONDAY,
July a. 1895 at Twelve o'clock noon, for construct
ing two-story BRICK lpuilding on the city lot on
Harrison street, the first floor Of said building TO
be used for ward room purposes and the second
floor TO be used for school purposes
Plans aud specifications may be seen nj the ofhoo
OF uoppin, head. and H0ppin, architects, No. 3S
Wcstminste streso Provideoee.
The bid for masons work, clrpcnters' work,
painting, plasiering. and gas piping TO be In one
proposal all undation stone II the present build
ing to be used a Foundation wall for the new
building; the BID Tor plumbing 10 be In one pro-
posa and the bid Tor heatins and ventilatng TO be
in one proposal
No BID will be considered unless accompanied by
"A certified check for sfm equal to ten (lO) per
cent. OF the amount of tif contract hs guarantee
that said wll be signed within ten DAYS of
the date Of acceptance, and n said contract Is not
signed within ten days from the date of acceptance
said OF ten per enl will be retained and hel
for the use OF The city, as iiquidated damages on
account OF failure % sign said contract within ten
davs from the date ot acceptance
The committee reserves the right to reject any or
ali bids.
by order OF DAVID BURTON,
Chairman of the Committee on City Property.
ID. l.. HAYDEN, Clerk OF Committees.
j6-l4t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-08
Made Laws Once, Now Breaks Them.
New York Herald.

Michael j. Callahan, an intimate friend Of
Justice Divvor and formerly an Assembly
man, inflicted summary punishment last
Sunday on policeman who entered his saloon
10 arrest his barkoeper for selling liquor.
But for once he met his match. Police
man Bourko took him by the collar. had a
rough and tumble fight with him. and, draw
ing his revolver. finally landed the orstwhile
lawmakor IN the station house.
All tho tricks known 60 his class OF poll
ticians were put into execution when Callahan
was arraigncd I'm court next day. The clerks
did thoir best 10 hinder Policeman BOurko in
making his charges, and "A score or moro OF
Callahan's friends made open remarks, the in.
tent OF which sras To intimidatc the police
man. Confused though be was, Bourke sue.
coedcd In lodging two complaints against the
rumsellcr.
In the days when the "pull' OF which be
boasts counted for everything. Callahan could
daringly assault IA policeman in tho station
house and thon smilingly hand over "A tcn-dol-
lar bill in court next day as payment for his
amusement. Reform has como 10 us since
then. l. 10 not time To toaoh this man tnat
prisons were built for such as hef
The grand jury will now have an oppor-
tunity 10 show him that lac cannot violate tho
law with impuniiy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-08
This is more than twice tine size of Uncle

This is more than twice the size of Uncle
Sans regular army.
We are told, on Spanish authority, also,
that the insurgents In the field number
only about 5000 men in scattered detach-
ments.
Somehow the figures do not tally We
should say 80 many troops would be
IRE than sufficient TO crush this handful
of insurgents, but for the fact that they
would be unwieidy. Possibly there is
something back Of those 5000 insurgents
in the field-maybe more insurgents or
condition OF public sentiment in the
Iisland so favorable to the cause that any
further delay in crushing the outbreak
will carry it beyond the possibility of
crushing. Spanish authority denies both
Of these suppositions
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-08

THEY have been trying to drag Sir
HENRY IRVING into politics, and wanted
him to run for Parliament from one of
the london districts The actor pleaded
professional engagements. SIT would be
q trifle inconvenient, he wittily wrote,
''to be called of the stage by the urgent
summons of party whip and still more
awkward If the pit should insist upon
my coming forward between the acts to
be heckled about compulsory vaccination
or the local veto.n
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-08
This Is We.
Xoonsonlxnt Call.

The Providence NEWS Is one OF those yard
do-and- al-wool Republican papers, but II
has IA way of sticking pins In Republican hum
suit OF its latest effort in that limo; Re.
corder Goff, tho lawyer who got elected TO the
best judicial Office In New York on account of
his talent for cross examining the witnesses
before the Lexow committee last winter, has
finally succeeded in getting grip ON a large
share of tho patronage of the court OF general
sessions. He has laborcd assiduously tor II.
He has. In fact. done nothing Of notG since
going ON the bench except 20 wrangle with
tho other judges over the question of patron
ago" Twas ever thus. Reformers usually
reform for what thero is in IT,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-08


1t is ordained by the City Council Of the City
of Providence as follows:
SECTION i. No preson shall use any powder
dynamite OF other explosive for blasting
within the limits OF the CITY OF Providence
except upon permission therefor duly granted
by the commissioner of public works. In writ
ing, upon application made 10 him for that
purpose, setting forth the location at which it
is proposed to. do. such, blasting, and upon
such terms, conditions and restrictions as shall
be imi os by said commissioner Of public
works.
SEC. ?. The commissioner OF public works
is hereby authorized TO grant permission in
witing 10 any person or persons or corpora
tion to use explosives for blasting within the
limits of the City of Providence, provided. in
his opinion. such blasting can bo done with
safety To persons and property, upon such
conditions and under such regulations and ro-
striction5 a. he shall impose. and said com
missioner of public works may require bond
in such amount and with such surety or sure
ties to his satisfaction Us he shall deem suffi-
cient, such bond TO be given to tho commits
sioner OF public works for the benefit Of the
City OF Providence and of any person or persons
or corporation which may suffer any damage
by reason OF the exercise of permission To use
damages and all costs OF suits and losses and
expcnses OF every name and nature which
shall accrue to or be suffered by the City of
Providence or by any person. persons or COR
poration by reason OF the exercise of such
permission to do blasting. as aforesaid.
SIC. 8. Tho commissioner of public works Is
hereby authorized at any time TO revoke any
permission by him heretofore granted for tho
use of explosives for blasting, whenever, In
his opinion, the safety of persons or property
shall require such revocation, or Whenever
permission 80 granted by him shall have been
exercised by any person thereby authorized
in violation OF any rule. regulation or rostric-
tion imposed by said commissioner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-08

Have you any bean bags to give away?
Any ring toss games?
Any discarded blocks?
Any flags for decoration?
Any ckildren's wheelbarrows and shov-
els?
Or any tennis racquets that are out OF
date or not in use? Or tennis sets?
The children's Fairgrounds can use any
OF these things and other things available
for out-of-door play.
II the playground ordinance goes
through the Common Council tomorrow
evening, as it is expected TO do, the play
grounds will be opened on Wednesday
next. There are six Of them for little
children which will be in charge OF
twelve kindergartens, and three fields for
bigger boys that will be conducted by six
leaders, young men from the University.
The Union for Practical Progress COM
mittee solicits play stuff, particularly the
kinds of things mentioned above. No tin
horns, please. A big flag to fly over every
ground, in addition to the small flags for
decoration, would be be very acceptable.
The Women's Exchange at the foot of
College Hill will receive any and all con-
tributions for this purpose.