New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07
PEOCfDrNrk'S POSTOFTICE.


Mi,n ruNTE"NIE>I.
Providence L. l.. -cpt. u ,>p' ai,.- rh"" NOV"
mont "n tri {" rin",r ~" l' '"il'" ~ IT." corner
Of I.r"id and pnr.,r'" %. wli"r" II" Ndam~ EAl"-r
r,n,is,ls !, ii,w l,iri l. J. and .r,i h'li t. ar
prny:aic the nc,r--ar, money for IA new luildnc =
hanging rrr IT, C"n:r',~. ard II ~ the proposed u""
,.tc has been recommended by Postmaster ''r"r-' TIN"
ur,.,ut pt.,nl,c. and custom House Euid.n. i ~
tlry u,.ruliair for The pLrp Of the postal >ri
vice. and Thea. / II" room fIr r\p'n ion y i"" it
j. therefore ne, table. III u-h the - ~"d mos" "'N'
war;, Will lnril; l." aprl"'" 81 lN The ars 'ia>' :"
i:i mos men who hold h"N> {" post M" ''N'N' IL
, ,u,. ina, ,,. prtp,,,l ste III l." "l"~iir the Mar
,.,,,u., Hotel AID on two II the hru'ic> th"ipi-I
fare, Of The city, ,lo- to tho CT; Hall and probably
more convenient 10 the new railway Sta I' thai - I"
lac than tho utcrni ste but thai ar.r 'l~~ 81 bust
nc., men who have Ia r'1iid The r'''"i'' ara
the sidewalk front II II a. the hIi~iIi'N 'o p"'''
centre Of iilruic Island viii not hp"A up" '''N
westward movement Nth favor. IL" ''r"NNc"' ''''"
adjoining: tn present pp,t'ihrr Oh the h"'th """"'
,cm tn l.. a f,rOr.l'," l'ai"r II i covered VII"
tun,blrdown rcnhcric-. prnrip,liy used for >h''h
,u,,r,r, and tl, cl,r ton Il splendid ''"NcirI"h'
rifle in their plr. would add Ia the !,rami Of the 'F'
rL, uoad Of I,,,.- ,or> li- '"inpI,ird me rNaI"'
ton oi the real and personal estates III ''c CITY NV
idaI valuations i Slio.6l'.o" al h'T"'' vi '''''
-, over that IF I--p flr ani'mnt "i t'\ i 9-i''
-, tlc rate b,in: Tlj The hiGhc>; ASSESSMENTS
arc
d,ncc Ga, COMPANY. si.W'-?0o: American S'""
t,mu,,y YIoiJm:O: Atlantic Mills. go. $40: Mar
sail Moods and wife. ;:n;o.i3o: Elizabeth " tam
NELL r1iO3dn: william J. klns estate -"'' '"-"'
Providence aud Wnrc.icr Railroad Company T'l"''
60 .Nriu, e. I"r~i"w. F''I"-". New ,"fH' ii'
,"ncc aud Boston Eailrnah Company. -f2-"-"'
w,u.h,,cl, Company 4jl2-6O; Iiarrir; Pcarc estate"
-IOOI.U
A. ,hc corpor,tinn rrciinc If Brown University II
an, vo,cd to ,,.ur 10 ia" state the Sjo0oo which
va, rcr.> ed from the tnitcd STATES To ]" >ch IL
fund for a.rirutmrnl school ntii'"''' Hi'rc ti' '>
,,hrcr, ,f the state Agricultural College at kii->
ton there has brcn some criticism of the course "t o
college in the matter. and the college desires |" sop
that criticism 10y returning The fnrd &, the state Tie
idea of the fund Wa, to provide agricultural in''rh'
,,u rut il va, iutirl-icd Ia Grown with The fall
know ledge that clrml>tr; and botany were the only
studies pursued there that had anything I" IL" VIII"
,,icr,,,r. Hy if, meals about fifty young men last
wear have been enabled o rerc:Vc Tree lhN''''"" ~
,, ,,..,. Those young men generally farmers
sans and were elected by the Legislature 1" Those
vh have already entered upon their rorcr course the
, -, ,hi. fund will mean a scrio,I> loss. and to
,,,,.r. st,dyiur for college 1t may lie the means OF
prcycutiug the accomplishment of Their anbt''. hil
wI,t the ico,lccc lscs the Agricultural School VIII
gain. ,, ~ l.,
Tho schools, will begin next MONDAY. lhc'c "'c III
pr,v;dcn,, nyll4 children Of school age. Last year
on .o., r,,4 enrolled! with IN average attendance of
4. o.t ". C. Bmr1cll take, the place OF Mr. iakcr
49, ,,,r,c,,r IN the High school. Mr.. Baker going to
Ncwpor to become superintendent Oh s'hoois'
W. G. Hobbs, oi salem. Mass. an" Mr' .Nsc' '''',.
,,. -, i,.un hr,,,ic nigh school tarhcr>. IL
,n.t n,oir than SiOO.OW "A year ana cnlpiH, ~" Ill
,,rurtor> to tire pubic -rh"Jis oi or'un' ,,,
H. T. e. t;arvn /, WORKING his Congressman
boon, for ali that il il worth. I'VE VIII 1f han T., T.,
carry on the Democratic nomination. ba h.S Lille
Nance The Doctor /, a legislator OF the rciornlcr
,nc and while In the Rhode Island Legislature u" pro
y Varied 10 tie iIcnry George land theory.