New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25
AFFAIRS At PROVIDENCE.
RHODE ISLAND SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF-SCT
PRESTON or VICE.

ruoDr ISLAND SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF-9OF
PRECISION or VICE.
provtdo,,,. r. l.. D,c u tspnciaN-rhe en- TINS
| sbopDsr, bavo boon on, f. lo.Ce t!i' wee"' "-u " .
n,,n..or La. been 'l-c.-ad NJ: pope 4'' "
ont q, employment r. K -" ls'arl Is Inc CIV
ard the sAopk. cpeg. have ieca.T'd NoesA4 p'"''
Cro,t ,rco,,a,oD la, boon made H. many % 80
churches for utri-..nss me.'c. Monday WIZ ~
! orally eel ,Nra:ad a. a LcN4av.
colonel AlY.or X. Cood~i'. Co"m'','''.'F O. "a.
du...ia statistics 1avir- -ncd h, once 10 az ~
.la. ~ postmaster O; Paw'1ch't. GoVc'No? hfo". Las
boon enabled 20 aIpo!,t 20 r!hi de'A7'' l''O' 49,
= Trpk. 0. pawtucAe'. Colonel Cood"hS '"o\
pirc1 term extends to jane. l7Jj ara the "','.'o
rAo &, .,cc,ci mex, sprns VII kav" the appointment
Of his successor for .wo years term a. "o>''"''
brown will without d3Ih, be th" litpao''h "'''''
Mr. T.oplo viii probably b. reap2oint'd. In case O.
po,u,ucnn success which reasonably Certain
Wbi, The Office pays only 5000 year ui' oI'-'S "
net onero,s and the applicants foF II were P-ol' W.
guiding Charles Edward Paine. George A. Li''c''u ''U
Edward l.. Cannon. =, ,.e
rho st,,e school for tie Deaf VII! be opened IN Us
NOV, bu,ldnr in Ea.'nvc on January !. TINS i III u"
s.ir,lou viii u few Icopl" know ANYTHING Hu"'''
several wear, the school has been maintained III '' ''u
scho,hCtse on Founian-si Through Nr cl'"'N y"
Mis- Jeanne Lippltt. daus ltcr OF tie itc
Horny Liprltt The General Assembly appropriate"
,,aO 900 N erect new building. Miss Lplht Is Il
deaf mute who has learned 10 talk and $40 aoooru
,cl,. ,aae great interest IN others afflicted - she hAn
boon The new building IS constructed oil DITCH ANA
will accommodate 100 pupils II VIII he Il o""'''"N
,n.,inrion and Tho pupil, will be suppor'" '"'o ~
no state without char-e The principal, who Is "oHan
receives ~ 100 and board. IN" las t"o "a'''"'".
There are about forty-hvc pupils. The formal d'oi
c1.ion Will occur In February. when n" address WIZ
b.. delivered By Professor AlcXM der Graham Ben.
TIE assignment Of the American Wood Paper TOM
many Of This city to 4 fred Miller. Of PahndcI"
was somewhat 0. a surprise. Will" IN" mills al inc
ron ra,,v ere In Marayunh Pam. the company Is
Rhode Island corporation. and most OF the s'"cH Is
OWNED In This State The company dates its t"n'i''
back 10 the failure Of the Idclmond Paper Company
, Rhode Island concern located here Willie the two
co,upanIes had no connection Whatever. there WAS
reAoy influence which extended 10 the h0"'fS u
PAPER and the company was forced 10 Don" H. poO
ertv For some months The company has been ci'iP"7
its 1lant with the latest inlroved machinery. i"lS
improvemcnt was estimated to cost 1000 but the c
roI expc2sc WAS $4,000. This extra expenditure
caused the final disaster. Although the improvements
in machinery have enabled the company 10 q" away
with 100 hands, there sin 800 at work. ana Inc
rapcr mil Is running day and night. tn" output Is
valued at $4,000 mcrthy. The secretary EeheiI
James Shaw. IS actively engaged in re'r@aniNhs "e
com,,uy on some basis satisfactory to creditors and
stOt kholders .
Francis Murphy. the Temperance eVanGaiis'' VIII
begin a series OF gospel Temperance meetings at the
N,ttbcwsOn Street Methodist Episcopal Ohurrh on
sunday evening. lie will BE- assisted y W. Nc'u'"
singing evangelist who hopes TO organize voliNt''r
choir.
The movement for the suppression Of vice inAugu-
rated by the clergymcn in this city. WINE sun ~
cil,tic state Is already having noilc"inir eHT.,
Whur a, this writing the cooperating comm & {" loo
iaymen has not been entirely conP"icd ne urli-
zers OF dtsogdclly houses are in some CHS i',i.s
town. TIE prize fight advertised for one MN ' .r
wo,k at the Mctropole club between Ihitdhac. M
DoleItv was suppressed by the tmei "i I"''t.
.itIo,ch Tic maagcr, Indignantly asserted that II
wa. not a prize fight. hut simply a glove CONF, H.
The total of registration Is rising 1000 ana "iIF one
40 ,yc.l IN IN. tln>r II, figures tLuS far are
about = 600 lehind last year record ~ ms tlmr'
Wien .hn town Of Crs.rston ru-ed the assessed vaIe
N Mo v.ierworlS lolOl clnG 10 The ctN OF ll"Nl-
doncc The CITY Council rcaliatci hy Rising thr Wa'r
rates % the c;i2,ns Of CrIn,t"n 1mC move Aa' mace
th. Crau,fon p,spo eXtccdiu siy wrcih and IN ma
r"tinn r,a,ing ma, been called lr Tuesday night lie
Cran.,on people are TALKING Of establishing watcTworks
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