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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-17
FATAL EXPLOSIONS.
,,,n,y sclIdtd or Crushed 10 Death
IN The Ruins.
..,,p,I PERSONS BADLY INJURED


49,. ORLEANS, June II. - The
, g Cotton Press was the scene Of
'.r,,blo explosion today which re-
Tin one man being killed and
,l,., voundei. Seven or eight are
I'm, The Union Pfo'e was one Of
'.l,,,,,,t 10 tho city and operated by
,r,.a,spbush n Bort and covered
.,,v the entire square running irom
an Peters street to 5. n. ". Leyoo
fr,tt ,, ....
-',-,lsbote street aud theroat nlways
I,.nor more men around the hugo
..,o,,es- when at work. AT the time
,h.,.ploslon the boilers were being
~ by W. J. Hammond, OF kos-
.so. Misc, representing Kelly
MIA Go. one Of the boilers oN'
'i'i,i without warning aud IN
infant n volume OF hot
IT., was elected on all
, The walls around the boiler
~ crushed In, and those men who
I'D the water, It Ia believed, were
',1si In tho ruins. Pembroke was
- nv a brick and received full
Ian II boiling water In tho face. He
~. rirEea up dead. Mr. Ffaukeu.
,s,b Wss near MIR. Penrose aud was
,yucs by bricks and water. w TO the
,,p, time tho following are tho
lt-un cssualtlri:
Kitsf: Glenn Is. PenbrOHe.
Injured: Preston Daley, shipping
,,r5. tcalded; II. 4. Snyder. shipping
80 fcalded; John Frankenbush,
r,,,aior, badly scAldcd; Henry Offer,
tlofef, badly scnlded; Laurn Jones, n
tsftss, VINO was pgssinR % the time,
40 injured by falling brick.
s,yefal others whose names could
n. be nsrrtialned were also BADLY
allied. The woTkmen arc delving
Ito the ruins, ~ u Il beloved there
usL least half dozen people, mostly
R3rtfs, buried beneath them. MIR.
f,flo,e was part owner Of this Com.
p,.And was a member Of the school
id. Tho pgess Ia demolished. The
walls Of tho cotton yard were torn TO
I.tss, Tor nearly square.
ANOTHER EXPLOSION.
UM0S CRY, Tenn. ,Junell7-Boilers
she wa,eTwofks plant exploded this
runoOu. Engineer Carman was
Etd Instantly and II 10 thought
sssu were badly hurt. The cause
vn the letting VI cold water into the
oilsf, The city Is now without water
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-17

In Memory of = iIIs,orIenI Event.

LoUnBURG, c. b., June lion
March q, l7ij, one hundred mud fifty
years $40, several ships sailed out VI
Bpbn barbor, Carrying the Women
blilefy OF the New England colonies
70 the French island Of Cape Breton.
A0sfa Siege OF foriy-seven days, uoted
IN lis harjsnips AMI suffering, Louis.
tJfs was surrendered by the French
commander n the English, lod 10y Sir
William Phpuersll, VI Maine,
Through ihu Efforts VI tho Society Of
tho Colonial Ware, u handsome gTAn-
Ne monument viii be dedicated Mon.
cay u this week ou the spot where
plefell took tho keys OF tue fort
tom Du Chamb0u. Quite a large
delegation iron the different chapters
q lhls society will be- present at thc
dedication. The sagtt IA "A Tuscan
column, surrounded by n cannon tall
u Victory aud standing on "a pedestal
o. which arc Inscriptions which COM
nimofale tho event. The height Ol the
E9aumenI Is twenty.nine feet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-17
RETURNED 40 HARMON.
'e''ehees OF American Tourists iu
tOrolgu Wntrrs

Foreign Wntrrs.
b.','" YORK, June III. II. wAdfs
VIZ speeI cruising steam yacht
r,,, ,nl, which one year ago left this
w,t.,u' an tNlens.vo tour Of distant
g,,'' mas Returned to the harbor,
.'',Ds 0een absent one year 10 tho
a. wade aud his family did not
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-17

NEW YOWl, June IA special 10
local paper from Koy Wosl, Fla. rayt:
PFivato adyices received "a this city
state that MaceO, Rabi AMI Miro, with
1000 men IN AwTas, captured n train
loaded with l3j spanish troops between
Gib3ra audhO gum. IhevalsO captured
$50 .OlO To silver 1000 rltlss anu $4,000
rounds OF ammunition,
GA Friday peddo rofaes aud band
burned the town VI CauAsi near Man
tnuZas.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-12

I'd, Oakland Farm; 3D., Maplewood
Farm; attn, L. c. TeGt Exhibition pen,
1st. Oakland Farm; %. +. c. Tefft; Sd,
Maplewood Farm. Cockerel, 1st, Oakland
Farm; I'd, T. &. Tent; 80, &. p. Net
Teton; 4th, +. G. Tefft. Pullet, 1st ana
I'd, Oakland Farm; Sd and attn, T.. e..
Tefft.
Glass 8: White Leghorns. hen, 1st, J..
II. wocdhead; I'd. Sd and 4th, II. b..
Smith, North Andover, Mass. Exhibi-
tion pen, 1st, II. h. Smith. Cockerel,
1st, r. b. Smith; I'd. j. II. Woodhesd; |;
81 and 4th, X. b. Smith. Pullet, 1st,
I'd and Sd, X. b. Smith; 4th, j. III. Wood
head.
Glass 8: Black Minorcas, cock, 1st,
Moses Lanow. Hen, 1st, Moses Lsnow !;
I'd, {. +. Thompson; Sd and 18th, William
Hanson. Exhibition hen fowls, 1st,
Charles A. Thompson. Cockerel, 1st,
Charles A. Thompson. Pu1Iet. 1st; James
A. Elliot; I'd, &. A. J h )mpson.
Glass. 3: Buff Leghorns, cock, Sd. j. IL.
p. Nettleton. Exhibition pen, 1st, T.. W.
Brown; I'd, Mary III. Perry; Sd, A. L..
Kingsbury. Cockerel, 1st, T.. W. Brown
I'd, Mary II. terry; Sd, J. Ii. Blood ;
9TH, A. l.. Kingsbury. Pullet, 1st, Mary
Il. Perry; I'd, j. II. Blood; 3D., A. l..
Kingsbury; 4th. f.. W. Brown.
Class 8: Black Leghorns, cock, 1st,
and I'd, w. II. Congdon. Hen, Is, I'd,
Sd, ano 9TH, ". II. Congdon. Exhibition
pen, 1st, I'd and Sd. W. ii. Congdon.
Cockerel, 1st, I'd, Sd and 4th. W. II.
Congdon. Pullet, lst and I'd, ii. s. Hill
ton; Sd and 9TH, w. II. Congdon.
Class 81: X. {. White Leghorn, hen 1st.
G. A. $. Wieners. Cockerel, 1st, q. A. s.
Wieners.
Class 8: Brown Leghorn, cock, 1st,
G orge Cartilage; I'd. King & Whiting
ad, John c: Berrane; Attn. L. +. Gray.
Hen, 1st, John Ii. Wilcox; I'd and Sd,
George Cartilage; 4th, John II. Wilcox.
2d, John r. Wilcox. CocKerel, 1st, 2d
and Sd, Geroge Cartilage; 4th, King &
Whiting. Pullet, 1st, 2d, 80 and 4th,
George Cartilage. -
Csss s.: Golden spangled Hamburg,
cock, I'd, L. stafford; Sd, W. II. Cong
Stafford. Exhibition pen fowls, 1st, L.
Stafford. Cockerel ana pullet, 1st, u.
Stafford.
-Clsss s.: Golden Pencilled Hamburg,
cock, 1st, Isaac Timbrell. Hen, pullet,
1st, Isaac Timbrell.
Class s.: S. 5. Hamburg, cock, I'd, L.
Stafford. Hen, exhibition pen and cock
erel, 1st. u. Stafford
Class s.: White Hamburg, cock, 1st and
I'd, W. Ii. Congdon. Hen, lst and I'd.
Exhibition pen fowls, 1st, cockerel, Isl
and I'd, pulIets, 1st, I'd and Sd, w. IL.
Congdon.
Class 5: S. p. Hamburg, cock, 1st
hen, 1st, I'd and Sd; exhibition pen
fowls, 1st Cockerel. 1st and pullots,
1st ana I'd. Blake X Hadley.
Glass IL: White Brahmas, cock LIST and
%; hen, 1st 2d, Sd and 4th; exhibition
pen, 1st and 3D. cockerel, lst and I'd pull
let. 1st, II, ,=3d and 4th. II. MONEY
Class IL: sikies. cock, lst, Anawan
Farm; 2d, h. /. Poultry Yards. Hen.
1st. II. ]. Poultry Yards; I'd, Anawan
Farm; Sd, Il. /. Poultry Yard. Exhi'
bition ren fowls, 1st, II. 1. Poultry
Eards. Coc<erel, 1st, Anawan Farm; I'd,
X. ]. Poultry Yard. Pullet, 1st, Anawan
Farm; I'd, Sd and Ith, II. ]. Poultry yard.
Sd, William II. emngton. Cockerel,
ID, {. A. Thompon; Sd, ". T. Reming-
ton; 4th, Frost BrOthers. Pullet. 30, w.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-12
Keith's Great Show Next Week.

When the popular melodramatic sem
sation, SHAFT No. 2, comes TO keith's
Opera House next week, lovers OF genu-
inc stage realism will have an opportuni-
ty to see one of the most startling and
unique scenes in tEis line ever attempted
on the stage In the electrical storm In the
third act. Nothing like it has ever been
SUCCESSFULLY introduced befor on the stage.
and it is said TO represent the great
progress that has recently been made in
adapting electricity to stage uses. An
abundance Of magnificent scenery is used
in this production, which Is said to be
one of the most ella aborste scenic produc-
Tons on The road. rhe cast COMPRISES
- eral well-known people, including
frank Losee and Marion Elmore.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-12
TO-DAY DEC. Ie. 1895. TODAY.

WASHINGTON, Doc. l2.-For Main". New
Hamushir and Vermont - Fair, probably
followed by local SHOWS on Friday night: very
cold northea ,terly winds, but warmer by
Friday evening.
Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecti-
cut--Cloudy weather. probably followed by
snow, northcasterly winds: colder the
southeast coast Friday morning; warmer FRI
day evening.
The storm / as moved 70 the South Atlantic
States. with diminished energy. Threatening
conditions continue along the Atlantic States,
ami SHOWS are falling from Lake Ontario
suuthwcstward 60 eastern Tennessee. The
storm, after reaching the coast, may take
northorl- turn ana proceed this way, and
storin signals are still displayed along tho
seabcard in anticipation c. such event. The
following are the morning readings at weather
bureau stations IN Sow Fnsland.: North.
field, VT, below; Eastrort. above; Port
lsnd, 2 Boston, s; Nantucket, e.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-12
d Puliet, 1st, I'd, Sd and 4th, W. II.

and Puliet. 1st, I'd, Sd and 4th, W. II.
Congdon.
Class /: Ruff wyandottes, cock, 30,
King & Whiting. Hen, 1st, King &
Whiting. Exhibition pen, 1st, King ~
Whiting. cocke;el, 1st, I'd and 4th,
King q Whiting; Sd, S. III. Bellows.
Pullet, lst, I'd, Sd and 9TH, King Il Whit
ing.
Glass 2: Black Langshans, exhibition
pen, 1st, j. $. Remington; I'd, Y. 4. Glib
son. Cockerel and pullet, 1st, I'd, Sd and
9TH, j. s. Remington.
Glass 3: II. e. Brown Leg horn, cock,
lst, G. "a. 5. Wieners. Hen LIST, I'd, Sd
and 4th, w. III. Congdon. Pullet, 1st, 2d,
30 ana 4tb, W. ii. Congdon.
Class g. White Minorc0s cock, 3D.,
Kate l.. Clarke; 4th, &. A. Thomson. Hen
1st, {. A. Thompson;. % and Sd, Kate l..
Clarke. Cockerel and pullet, 1st, c. A.
Thompson.
Glass IL: White Wonder, cock LIST, G..
5. Whitford. Hen, 1st, G.. S. Whitford.
Glass /: Black Javas, cock, 1st, Sd and
4th, W. III. Congdon; ID, John X. Jones.
Hen, lat, I'd and Sd; exhibition pen, 1st
and I'd, cockerel. 1st, I'd, Sd and 4th and
pullets, 1st. W. III .CoDgdon.
Class l. American Dominique, hen,
1st, Sd and 4th; William Ii. Congdon.
Exhibition pen, 1st and cockerel Sd, w.
Ii. Congdon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-12
EAST PROVIDENCE.

Last evening the A. Z. Hoyt School
League gave an entertainment in the
school hall. 1t was a drama entitled,
"Re ebecca's Triumph"
The proceeds OF the entertainment are
TO go toward purchasing books for the
school in the South where Miss Gibbs is
teaching. The participants we're as fol
lows: Miss Jessie Drew, Mrs. Rockman,
Jennie p. Burr, Miss Delaipe, Mabel
Perry, Grace Small, Miss Minnie 7. Perry,
Perry, Dora Gaines. Alberta W. Small
Jennie Woodman, Marion Casho, Gussie
Green. Grace NJ. Rich. Mollie Dunbar,
Josie Ross, Grace Greenwood, Francis L.
Ccsho, Emma stevens, Emily e.. Ad-
anus, Alice -Leeds, Edith ". Casho Sadie
Morrell, Ada /. Burt, Maria Gray Ed1th
NJ. Parker, pianist, Mabel Evans.
Cousins Orchestra furnished music.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-12
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
PROPOSALS FOR CEMENT.
Department Of Public Works.
Commissioner Office. City Hall,
Il..--....L--..---- Il--..- L.. ~ lALL-

Providence, X. J., December. Il, 1895.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
this Office until III o'clock n m, THURSDAY,
December TO- 1896. for furnishing, delivered,
required upon the work. the
CEMENT
needed by the city for its sewer. water, high
way and bridge departments. during the sea-
son Of 1896. In accordance with the following
specifications, viz:
This cement is TO be Of the bost quality.
fresh, fine tested in sieve of 300 meshes
per square inch. contained IN well made. tight
casks, and shall not nave been exposed TO
Gampness. The contents of each cask Of
natural cement shall be of the full ne: weig, :
Of 80 pounds and OF each cask Of Portland
cement Of the full net weight of H5 pounds.
Before tho cement - received IL shall be sub
jectsd 10 inspection and vigorous tests. the
character Of which shall be determined by,
and the result OF which shall be satisfactory
90 the undersigned.
A satisfactory bond in the sum Of $780, as
liquidated damages for failure TO execute the
contract within ten days II awarded must
accompany each proposal; and satisfactory
bond in tho sum OF 5000 conditioned upon
the faithful performance of the contract, will
be required OF the successful bidder
The right 10 reject any or all proposals il
reserved
ROBERT L. SMITH, Commissioner.
decl26t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-12
DEATH NOTICES.

Fnrnum. Henry W. Photo, Maria Da
Kelly, Michael j. sn-th, Lillio
Knight, Jeremiah
FARNUM-In this city, Dec 20. H.ury ".
Farnum, son II Caleb and the late Annie
Webb Farnum.
KELLY-in this city. Dec. u. Michael J.
Kelly, aged 10 years.
ENIGHT-In Oal; Lawn. II. l., Dec. II, Jers-
miah knight. aged 60 years
PLoTO-in this city. Dec. %. Maria Da
Glorla, wife of Joseph Photo. agcd -
years.
SMITH-In this city. DEC. 20. az -. Joss2hs
Hospital. Lille Smith. aged iS years.
Fair Of Elmwool Social Committee now
opened. Dancing every eveaihg. Music
National basI orchestra Altar Hail. Elm
wood avenue
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-12
LAST EDITION
4:i5 O'CLOCK.
A CRY FOR AID.
Armenia is Now at Her
Last Gasp.
The Victims Of Massacre Now
Reach 100000.
Hunger and Cold Are Making Great
RavageS.
Hunger and Cold Are Making Great
RavageS.

LONDON, Dec. IA dispatch address
sed TO The Associated Press, and signed
by a number of Armenians OF Constanti-
nople has been received here. 1t says:
armenia is at her last gasp. The work
OF determination continues. The number
of people massacred reaches 100, 0C0, and
half a million OF survivors have taken
refuge in the forests and mountains where
they are feeding on herbs and roots.
Hunger and cold has begun to make great
ravages among them. In the name OF
humanity and Christianity save us.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-12
RIVERSIDE.

A large number greeted tje Echo Con-
cert Company last evening at the Con-
gregational church. All the mum bers
were well received.
Ire Hope Social Club will hold q social
in Wincheter Hail tonight.
A turkey supper will be served tonight
i'm the parish house of the ST. Marks
Church. The affair is in charge of the
Ladies Aid Society.
Farragut Post and the loca! Womans'
Relief Corps will hold their annual elec-
tions OF officers this evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-12
Gardner; pullet, 4th, S

Sd, II. q. Gardner; pullet, 4th, s.
III. Bellour.
Glass 2: Partridge Cochins, cock, lst,
Il. G. left; cock, I'd, r. Q. left. Hen,
LIST, l.. &. Teit; hen, I'd, King & Whit
Bsylies. Exhibition pen, 1st, w. {. Bay
lies; exhibition pen, I'd, T.. c. left.
Cockerel, 1st, w. G. Bsylies; cockerel,
2d, King & Whiting; cockerel, 80, Il.
&. left. Pullet, lst, W. &. Bayies; pull
let, I'd, II. &. left; pul.et, Sd, w. &. Bay
lies; pullet, 4th, T.. Q. Teft.
Class 2, dark Brahmss, hen, 1st, I'd, Sd
and 4th, II. B. 5. Hart; exhibition pen
fowls, II. b 8. Hart; cockerel, II. B. 5.
Hart.
Glass 2, light Brnhmas, cock, 1st, Oak
land Farm; I'd, T.. {. Tefft; Sd, G. p.
Nettleton; 4th, Il. C. Tefit. Hen, 1st and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-12
OLNEYVILLE.
DR.. SWartS' Opinion Regard
ing the Work Done.
The NEWS BUREAU, OLNEYvILIr,
No 4 Hartford A van,

HE NEWS BNhfAIs OiNE1NIII4Es
No. Hartford Avenue
Messrs. Beane, Hughes, Harlow, and
DIR. HeatoD, members of the commission
appointed by the Council Monday even
ing to investigate the health OF the town,
ascertain the cause of the recent cases OF
diphtheris and TO take measures to guard
against the spread OF contag ious diseases,
mad a conference this morning OF nearly
two hours with DIR. Swarts OF the state
board of health.
The various cases in the several loca Ii
ties were discussed, and steps that will
prove effective will be taken in regard to
getting at the bottom OF the difficulty.
Dr. Swarts was inclined 10 believe that
the authorities in the town had proved
themselves equal 10 the emergency and
was not inclined TO believe things could
be much improved upon over the course
already pursued.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-12
CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Office of the License Commissioners,
City Hall, Providence, Dec. u, 1895

Applications for transfer OF license 70 sell
pure. spirituous, Intoxicating and malt liquors
have been made by the following named poi'
sons and firms
SECOND CLASS.
Astrella, Louis. las Spruce street, to John +.
McGinn, 38S Dexter street.
-Cappeiiir Aienla,-i6 Teft street, TO ~ Stokes
street.
German. Bernard, estate, 80 Logan avenue. to
Tobias Burke. same place.
Kraemer, James, 1872 Pine street. 20 Charles
A. Anderson. Same place
Lnnnon, Thomas, l1S1 Westminster street, 10
Michael Marinan, same place.
Eaher. John T.. 4I3 smith street, TO Nc
Vickers & Finnerty, same place.
Molter, Il. 7. 81 j. N, 6s Richmond street,
TO g62 Westminster street.
Newton, Joseph, 1921 Smith street, 20 l.. A.
WOrden, same place.
Salesses. ID. A., tO5 North Main street. to
James Il. Hagan, 247 Dyer street.
Worden. l.. A., 6S Cove street, 20 John
O'Brien, same place.
The Board OF License Commissioners will 10
in session in their office, City Hall, MONDAY,
Decemer 30 1895, at 10 o'clock a. m, at which
time and place all persons so desiring may be
heard on The matter OF granting such apph'
cations.
BY order Of the Board,
THOMAS NIXON, Clerk.
decl2.llt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-12
+. Remington; 9Th. Frost Brothers

r. Remington; 9TH. Frost Brothers.
Class i Golden Wyandottes, cock, ist,
{. A. Thompson. Hen. lst, &. a.
kingsbury. Cockerel, 1st, j. X. Mich
OILS: I'd, A. NJ kingsbury Pullet, 1st,
A. n. Kingsbury; 2d, j. X. Nichols; 30
and 9TH, A. n. kingsbury.
Class l. White Wyandottes, cock, 1st,
John b. Felt; I'd, :. II. Bellows; Sd
and 9Th, r. J. Poultry Yard. Hen. lst,
I'd and 4th, r. ]. Poultry Yard; 3D.,
John B. Felt. Exhibition pen, ist, r..
!. Poultry Yard I'd, r.. -. Nroti; 3d,-J.
W. Andrews; attn, q. :. Whitford. Cock
erol, lst, 5. II. Bellows; I'd, Pollard Duck
Farm; 3D., X. J. Poultry Yard; 4th, iohn
B. Felt. Pullet, 1st, I'd, 81 and itb, X
l. Poultry Yard
Class l. Black wysndottes, cock. 1st
and 3, W. VI. ,.Congdon. Hen. LIST. 2d, 80
and ith. ". n. CoDgdon. Exhibition
DC" fowls. ist- v. II. coDgdon ;CoGkerel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-12

ment W. f.. Barrett q Company, Joseph
Breck, l.. Il. Darling ana Others have
exh bits OF varioas hen foods, etc, or
which samples are freey given.
The public will be admitted tomorrow,
also.
This evening a banquet viii be given
and there are enough tickets sol1 TO en-
sure success and good time Auuitor
Richard q. Davis has charge OF the ar
rangements.
THE PREMIUMS.
The premiums awarded were as follows:
Class l, barred Plymouth Rock, cock,
1st, Charles r. Collins cock, Sd, r. G.
Gibbs; hen 1st, r. {. Gibbs; hen, %,
Charles +. Collins; hen, Sd, Charles 10.
Collins. Exhibition pen, lst, Charles r..
Collins; exhibition pen, 2d, Walter Hunolu.
Cockerel, lst. Charles Il. Collins; cockerel,
I'd, Charles T.. Collins; cockerel, Sd, j..
William Mcdonald; cockerel, attn, Walt er
Hunold.
Glass 2, dark Brahmas, hen, 1st, r. b.
:. Hart; 2d, X. h. :. Hart; Sd, X. t..
$. Hart; 4th, X. B. $. Hart; exhibition
pen lst, X. b. 5. Hart; cockerel, 1st, X.
u. $. Hart.
EClsss 2, white Plymouth Rocks. cock,
1st, Anowon Farm; cock, ID, John H..
Jones; hen, 1st, Anowon Farm; cockerel.
1st, John RJones; cockerel, I'd, Gaius H..
Smith; pullet, 1st, Anowon Farm
IL
pen, 1st, l.. T.. Dolsn.
Class 2: Light Brahmss, cock, lst, Oak
land Farm; cock, ID, r. G.. Tett; cock,
Sd, &. Il. Nettleton; cock, ith, +. G..
Taft. Hen, 1st, Oakland Farm; hen, 2d \,
Oakland Farm; hen, Sd, Maplewood
Farm; hen, 4th, f.. &. left. Exhibition
pen, 1st, Oakland Fran; exhibition pen,
2d, +. {. Teft; exhibition pen, 81, Maple
wood farm. Cockerel, 1st, Oakland Farm
%. T.. {. left; Sd, {. Il. Nettleton; ith,
r.. {. Teft. Puliet, 1st, Oakland Farm (;
2d, Oaklsnd Farm; 3D., +. {. left; lth,
T.. &. left.
Glass 2: Buff Cochin, cock. 1st, Oakland
Farm; cock, I'd. G.. Ralph lie Gro. Hen.
1st, Oakland Farm; hen, 2d, benjamin
Watson; hen, Sd. r.. &. Teft; hen, 4th,
T.. {. Teit. Exhibition pen, ist, Oakland F;
exhibition pen, 2d, {. r. Chace. Cock-
eiel, ist, Oakland Farm; cockerel, %, f..
&. left; coceerei, 3D., {. H. Chace; cock =
erel 4th, g. Ralph lie Gro. Pullet, lst,
Oakland Farm; pullet, I'd, Oakland Farm
pullet, 3d, Oakland Farm; pullet, sth,
G. h. Chace.
Class !: silver Wysndo,tes. cock, 1st,
". II. Congdon; cock, ID, Philip r.. Nor
gan; cock, 80, w. II. Congdoni COCK
18th, W. II. COngdoD. Hon, Tst, ". III.
COngdoni hen, ID, II. g. Gardner; hen,
81 W. III. Congdon; hen, ith, W. ~.
Congdon. Exhibition pen 1st w. III.
Congdon; exhibition pen, ID III. q.
Gardner. Cockerel, ist. II. q. Gardner
oockerel, 2d, Philip T.. Morgan cockerel
81 W. N. Congdon; cockerel, ith. W.
u. Congdon. Pullet. ist, W. N. Cong
don; pullet. ID. Albert e. Allen; pulls'.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-12
Amtiscments Today.

Providence OPERA HoUsE-"Julius Caesar. +"
KE1rns OPERA HoUsE-"Tho White Rat"
LorHRop's OPERA hoUsE-N. b. Wood in
"The Eoy Detective"
WEsTMINsTER THEATER-Ross sydolrs Lon.
don Bellies Big Show
CRYSTAL NAzL-ll2 Westminster street.
ARr CLuB-Exhibition of Paintings.
INFANTRY HAIL-Charlty Ball.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-12
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
TO IRON FOUNDERS.
Department OF Public Works,
Commissioner Office, City Hall,
Prevalence n l. Dpcefp Der 10 lisa

commissioner Oncc, lily bhll,
Providence. IL. J., December IL. 1895.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
this office until ~ o'clock n. m, FRIDAY,
December 30 1898, for furnishing the follow
irg sizes uf CAST IRON WATER PIPES:
IL, tons OF 224O pounds, inches in diameter.
lOiI tons OF 224O pounds, inches in diameter.
53 tons Of 224O pounds, inches IN diameter
qI tons OF 22l0 pounds, ~ inches in diameter.
2Ot, tons OF 224O pounds, l6 inches in diameter
1he delivery TO commence on or before
March 20 1900, aud 20 continue "a rapidly Rs
required, and 20 he fully completed on or
before July l. 1876.
A bond satisfactory 60 tho Commissioners.
or n certified check In the sum 90 $1,000. AS
iluidatei damages for failure 90 execute the
-a-.l.-Esat within ten days AZ awarded, will be
r,qaircd of each bidder. and satisfactory
hund In the sum OF ~6OJO, conditioned upon
tho faithful fulhllmcnt OF the contract will
be required 81 tho successful bidder.
Specification, form of cOltract AMI ~ pro-
pusal may DO ohtainod on application at this
Office.
Tho right to reject any or AL proposals is
ROBERT L. SMITH, Commissioner.
decl2.it
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-12
BRIEF NOTES.

No new cases of sickness are reported
today, and those sick are reported as
improving.
The monthly meeting of the Johnston
Town Council occurs tomorrow after
noon at /: go O'Clock.
One hundred and ninety-two persons
have registered thus far in Johnston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-12
THE CITY OF pRoyIDENCE.
To Registry Voters.
Office OF tho Board of Canvassors and Regis.

Office of tho Board Of CanvGssors and Regis.
tration,
City Hall, December r. 1895
: Notice is hereby gwen that persona de-
string 20 vote in the year 1896 FOR general OIL
GERS must register on or before December 81,
1895.
In addition TO the regular Office hours, this
office will be kept opened to accommodate
those desiring 10 register on THURSDAY.
FRIDAY ana SATURDAY, December 10, -
AM u, 1895, respectively, until - ". W.
Notice IL also given that IN accordance with
law, this Office will be kept opened untn @
+. m, on SATURDAY, MONDAY and TUES
DAY, December -, 30 and 81. 1895.
by order Of the Board Of Canvassers and
Registration.
dscl2.lit CHARLES r.. SMITH, Clork.