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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-12
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
SEWER ASSESSMENTS.

The owners NJ estates assessed for the construction
Of sewers In the streets hereinafter named are here
by notified that tho asscSsmentsf for said construction
were on the 9Th day OF April, 1899, lodged at the
Office OF the City Treasurer.
In Congdon street. from Jcnckes street TO Halsey
In smith street. from state street to Charles street
and also 10 the river.
In smith street from Park street 10 Gaspee street;
I'm Davis street. from Field street 10 Smith street,
and In Jefferson street, FROM Common street to Smith
In Jefferson street. from Common street to orms
street.
In Dcialne street. from Manton avenue to the
In Bowdoin. Appleton and De)aine streets. from
kosguth street Ia the river completed from kossuth
street 10 Dclainc street,.
III payment OF the whole OF any assessment Is made
before the 9Th day OF April. 1903 "a deduction viii be
made on the same at the rate OF six per cent per
annum from tho date OF payment TO said last mem
toned date.
one-third Of tho assessment may be paid NJ any
time within one wear from the time the assessment
Is lodged with the City Treasurer, without interest.
The second installment of une-thifd may b. paid
within two ycata from the day ~ said lodgment
thereto the interest on the whole amount due on said
assessment, at the rate az ak 90 per cent. per annum,
nom the first dav Of the second year after said loig-
ment 20 the time 81 payment
The last third instalment OF the assessment may
he paid within three years after said lodgment by
the rate of six CO. per cent per annum from the date
OF The last pay ment.
ri The first nstailment Il not paid AZ the end Of
one year from tho day ~ Judgment of the assessment
liz collected. with Interest thereirom. ~ the rate OF
six 90 per cent per annum- and cxpcnscs. Of col
lection. II. l.. II.
aprt-tf City Treasurer.
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person 70 discharge the duties OF a.. v..ce durlny
the vncafcy 2sussd nereby.
. ssc; , |. TIE 3 E r. era ~, assembly .,sa. may propss.
majority Of All the members elected 70 each house.
Such preparations for amendment shAu b. pub
nshsd In the newsp9psre. and printed copies Of fhenl
shall be. seat ~ uls socsotAry OF state, with che
names OF ~ the msmhers who shall hare voted
s shs on. .t's ne zee. and nsyy 20 en- =: town and
be, by said clerks, lpsertod 1r the warrants or
noticcs BY tAem Issued, for warning the next blen-
Mai town. ward and disyrlct meetings IN April and
the clerks shall road said propositions to the siccfnr
when thus assembled, with the nr~nes oil all the
representative and senators WHO ~sn ha' 9 voted
OF senators. and representatives. shall be had. ns
majority. OF ali the members elected TO each house,
at said biennial meeting. shall approve any propo-
sifion thus made, the same shall be published and
submitted To the electors In tho mode provided in
The act OF approval: and n then approved by three
thoieon In town, ward aud district mecungs. Il shAli
become n part OF the constitution of the STATE.
SIC. s.. The general assembly may provide by
law for the continuance In once Of any oncers OF
election. or appointment. until other psrsons arc
qualified 20 take their places
SEQ, o. Thh amendment shall taku IN Gho con-
81 Hr,isls q VIZ M s sos kl sss alsss sscs ssssi 5 q 1: END :
VII, I. OF the Executive Power SECTIONS = and s OF
Article \. .0f the Judicial Power" Article XIII.
"Of amendments" and sectioa 10 Of Article Nv,
/" OF the Legislative Power :, and shall be deemed
TO be In Amendment OF said several sections aud
articles provsded. that nothing herein contsined
oficer now holding an once BY virtue Of sections I
and s OF Article X OF the constitution OF the State.
Tho names Of al the membory who voted thereon,
with the yeas and nays. are as follows. via
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Wherefore the citizens Of the City Of Providence,
entitled to vote, are hereby notified and warned TO
assemble In ward meetings. on the said 18th day OF
April, at the following places
FItST WARD-Firsf District, st the ward room
Of Board Of Trade Baildinns MARKET Square. '"'
8 CoNp. wARD-Ftrst District. al. the school
house on Meeting street between North Main and
BENEFIT streets. Second District, At the ward room
rHiRb "WS'AasHbTfirst District, at No. "a West
River street. second District. at The ward room on
Smith street. Third District, at No $40 Branch
FOURTH VARIETIES District. at the schoo,
house on Fountain street. Second District. at No.
FIFTH wARD-Ffrst District, at Hoppin Square,
junction or Bnssett and Elm streets. Second Dis
trict. IT the ward room on Beacon avenue.
SIXTH W.RD-First District. at the ward room
on Public street Second District, at No 2u9 Thur
SEVENTH wARp-Firt District, Ut Ma IS
spragne street. Second District, at the ward room
EfGHfTHf 'w@xED-plrs. District, At northwest.
corner OF. Messer and Hudson streets. second Dis
NISTH WAhD-ftrst District, at northeast cor
ner OF Knight and Grove streets. Second District
NJ the ward room on alias street.
TENTH District, on EarAerly ads
Of Florence street, near Kossuth street. socond Dis
District, at No. 44e Smith street.
And 20 give in their v,'es @>~o~dlne TO law, &c.
one SENATOR. and REPRESENTATIVES, num-
bered 2, 3, 3, u, z, =, o, 10 and ~ 70 represent the
City OF Providence In the General Assembly.
Said ward meetings, "a the law directs, shall be
kept open from sunrise at SOD o'clock, A. NJ, until
2 O'clock r. M.
Witness WILLIAM Il. CLARKE.
City Clerk.
N-ovfdence' April .. 1897. aprS-7t
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NOTES OF THE CoNTEsA

Best of Bristol booms.
Lansing gets votes.
Watson, like B'rer Rabbit, he clay low"
For Dawson were turned in to-day one
very big bundle of ballots N n very
little one. The very little one was the
most interesting. however, for it came
from Edinburgh, dear "Auld Reekie,"
AVA upo' the ither side o. the sea. Here
IL is;
EDINBURGH. 31st March, 1892.
An Old friend OF Mr.. Dawson presents his
compliments TO the editors OF the Providence
NEWS and begs TO enclose six votes in favor
OF the great Alfred, wishing him success.
This is the longest trip yet made by a
NEWS free-trip coupon. We had before
received coupons from Washington, where
n large number of NEWS are taken by de-
partment officials. and from Denver. Col.
The time is getting short.
The order is still Lansing, Collin, Wat
son, McGuy, Dawson, etc.
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CITY ADTERTISEMEyTs.
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
SEWER ASSESSMENTS.

The owners OF estates assessed for the construo.
S SssS Of s SvssGsd n ,b the streets ,ss sssl nsrSinaftr,y q, ns ss,s ar are
struction were on the Goth day OF March 49,, .o.,-d
attae olhce OF the city treasurer.
In j street, from Cranston street 10 Central street.
In vinton street. from Asia street TO AtweIl's
In Prospect street, from Halsey street to Hidden
IN Broad street. from Stewart street to Summer
In knight street. from summit in said street near
police station To- cranston street. 49,
In brown u street, from summit near Park street
In woodland street, from Holden street to Park
In cranston street, from Bridgham street to Dodge
~Ip Dodge and Cranston streets. from summit in
Dodge street 20 Coddinz street.
In Hospital street from South street to Point street.
IN Eddy street, from Tallman street to ship street.
IN Perkins street from Pearl street 10 a street.
II rlenty street, from the summit inPlenty street
In Wilson street, from Fuller street to Gilmore
In Meader street. from Amy street to Hardness
In Clemence street, from Westminster street TO a
pGaa on ii SSost o sT,ss, 1dd,s and and sixty feet norrthsrly;
IN i,a,ses sHeet, from CcnSdon street about ono
il deaisr street. Nom vinton street to knight
i payment Of the whole o. any assessment Is made
before the sesh day OF March. 1929 = .%e.nc,.cn
tun per annum from the date OF payment to sid
'one-.hird OF the assessment may he paid At any
,irns within one y2sr from the time The ssssssment
within two years from the day OF said iodg,nent
with the City Treasurer by paying In addition
thereto the interest on tho whole amount, due on
aid assessment. at the rate OF SIX () per cent. per
annum, from the rrst day of the second year after
said lodxnicnt 70 the time of payment.
1bc last or third inRtallfnent Of the ASSESSMENT
uuy Ne pad within three years After said Judgment
by paytng Ia addition thereto the interest thereon at
NE rste OF ak ll per cent. per annum from the data
1.-THE nrsss lnstaiimcn. is no. paid q. the end of ono
year from tho Jay OF the lolgment OF the assess-
nent with the City Treasurer the whole assessment
an thor be collected. with interest therefrom, at
he rate OF. SIX I'D per cent. per annum and ex-
tcnses OF collection.
y. l.. ID. GRANGER,
mr3o-tf City Treasurer.
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TWO DISCHARGES WANTED.
JAs PsnsienA Investigstion Makss Tive
Men Lose Work

wAsHnoroN, April 12.-Georgs w.
Wsyson. formerly assistant chief of the
special examining division OF the pension
bureau, and now special examiner in the
fsld, who II II charged, used his influence
while assistant chief to secure desirable
asstGnments in the Held to such examin-
srs and cioeks ~ lent him money or en-
dorsed his notes, testified before the PEN
sion Office Investigating committee that
he had never obtained or solicited money
for anything he had done in the Office.
But when asked questions a. to whether
or NOT h had borrowed money or secured
ondors0ments from . number OF his sub
ordinatoD whose Names were given, he de-
elinsd - eaeh case TO answer the ques-
tions, dslaring that the matter was pri-
vats end In No way affected his official
aets:.
0aet1ons, ne committss decided to report
20 ths House : revolution requesting the
commissioner Of pensions to discharge
him fyen NE pension Office.
Harvey q. Ellis testified that one time
h loaned Wayson 90, but he declined to
etat9 whstAsf he had endorsed any note
Tor Wayson On the ground that il was his
pE1vAte buslnsee. He also declined to say
Whe1Aee Ae hsd been called in from the
4ek6 70 renew . nots for Mr.. Wayson.
The wi1ness stfl pexsisting In refusing to
answer Ne Questions bearing on the A.
uanctal questions, the COMMITTEES decided
- report - thu House . resolution re-
QueDS3ag Ne commissioner Of pensions to
(techax6e hin from of1cs - was done in
~ eAse 81 previous witness.
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ARTICLE -

sr Ssr' Secretary os state s'r Httorns S.sssserss Cen:
meetings. 70. be held on the first Wednesday OF
Soid their oahess for two years from the last Tues.
day Of May next succeeding said nrst wednesday Of
ssalIaasd % All \ sAsis places. ls fs sise StsSS's o. s%Sa$lIasss
;Sser a 5ss ssl %. ,a 81. T S.mssys Sf NIX N x. they hey s asIli hold old
suing said last Tuesday OF May. and until their sue
SEC, 3. The frst. election under this article shall
be had on the nrst Wednesday Of April nett follow
KS t os the ssS SRSnssi,d seisrsS 81 ,S ss g gsSsided by Article
sSe; 3 d ia csss e or asT. Of rs fr Secretary yS Of s,ees ~
TO be made by the electors al the Hsnntai election
the vacancy or vacancies shall be filled BY the gem
ssaa si.s%p sSr 80 sas s,s once ' GsTlns e.. s rre,a sse na smo
her OF the votes OF the electors Or in case Of q va
tween the. sessions q Il. general sssmsiy the
governor shall appoint same person 20 MI tho same,
Is snaiised 10 act: and in such case, and also In al
cases OF vacancies not otherwise provided for, the
general assembly, may MI the same In any manner
SIC. 8. in case q vacancy in the once of COVER
nli the oncs 81 r%ovetnor, and exercise he pewers
IS auSined % act. or until the once Is aiIei :, the
SIC ., Tse judges Of Tie supreme court shsli Ne
elected ~ The tw9 70, hca,s, IN Grand ecmn,,tse.
s,sSs l1ess sns Nv sp,a e shs cme :, Until NJ ~, rIss' Be de-
ply 20 ,h,, sr,Ss,' ~ r ~ b. rssslu,lon .ssl, = yc,sa
house In which a may ofiginaie, and be concurred
IN BY the same. majority % the other house such
r-eelsif>r, ~Aan not h. entertained at snv osher than
The biennial scfsion for the election Of public oHi-
GERS and In defsslt Of the passage thereof az said
session. tire Judge shall hold his plac, as n herein
provided. hut a judge OF any court shall be re-
moved FROM Once N. upon impeachnent. he shall be
found guilty Of any official Uiefefucsnor.
SFr. IA ~ casr ~ vacancy rs death. resiSr alton.
removal from the state or from once, refusal or
the offc- may De- nl-d ny the e snd comuittee an
IA the nert hienuial election. ~ pubic onicerS ana
The ildre thee elected shsll hold chs once 40 sefere
provided. In cases ~ Impeachment. VI Temporary
sssxpes, " LAeuiv, the seysyRvr Usy AoeeDt
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BLAIR HAS HIS TURN.
He Writes Sharply About the Chinese
Question.
MRS. HARRISON QUIT Ill.
Attorney General Miller Starts on n Trip
He VIII Look Into Charges Against the
Omccrs who Went Against CARA
Two Discharges Wanted.

WASHINGTON, April II. - Secretary
Chandler presented to the Senate a me-
uoxisl from ex-senator Blair praying for
IN investigation into the facts attendant
upon the refusal Of the Chinese Govern
msut to receive him 40 minister to that
sountry.
Mr.. Blair In his memorial says that the
Senator who introduced the resolution OF
inquiry last january did not understand
that the most important correspondence
was conducted between the President n
himself.
Therefore Mr.. Blair supplements the
correspondence now before the Senate
With copies Of the letters passing between
the President and himself beginning May
SCENTS few facts Of interest in addition to
those contained In the letters made pub
No bv the Senate last week.
Ho says in one letter that the Chinese
Minister had several times caused him to
be informcd Of his regret that his rejec-
tion and Of his (ths Minister's) strong
desire that our government would ask
tsrchange Of friendly explanations which
wouid be the means of setting the matter
right. Mr.. Blair goes on to state that he
rendered his resignation June %, that the
President informed him July / that he
should accept b resignation without
further actton, but delayed action upon
che resignation for about 80 days upon
che ststsment OF Mr.. Blair that the mat
tsr could still be arranged.
Continuing, he says that he withdrew
hls rpsl1nAt4on with the intent that it
should not be made during the contro-
vsrsy but that ON August z the President
wrots him that he deemed 1t necessary to
oloee the matter, and that he must ccn-
eddG the question OF another appoint
u1enA
IN tsply Of August 9, Mr.. Blair ak
pesessd the opinion that the charges
made BY she Chinese government against
him shoaiA b investigated. He thinks
thAt m Investigation would disclose . de-
tsstsble conspiracy which should be ex-
poes1. Later Mr.. Blair refers to newspa-
eptsd IN coRcsssiops by the Chinese gov
1nyogtig&tion.
1rs. bAalr requests that the Senate un-
Aerta1s this Investigation n express
- bel1sf that his rejection was secured by
lxlse xeprasentation made by the Chinese
home government through the Chinese
1sgatfen In this city while the Minister
himself was absent and BY other false and
diehonorAbis means.
He says no II in possession of facts
SsuAtng 70 py0ve that the difficulty origi-
Hnegd q tsGss I'm part In Gnd been fostefed
By We rivalry Of business interests which
in the1R c~unSsnt8on with sach other have
the pafyrs Of which should BE- ascertained
by the 0evsrsmsnts whose friendly rela-
ttons have bean thereby impaired, II not
- 0MAXWXOA
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A DUEL o LOVE.
An U~nrcquited suitor Fought for Murder
and Suicide.

An U~nrequited suitor Fought for Murder
and Suicide.
ST.. LOUIS, April 12.-Five pistol shots
were discharged in the back room OF
house No. 706 North Thirteenth street
about $3.50 yesterday morning. Shortly
afterward, Howard Echols, a mulatto
was found dead on the floor with W
bullet holes in his body, and Jennie Hsr-
ris, coiored, was dying on his bed, having
been shot three times.
A pistol lay at the side of each.
The couple had been living together,
but had quarreled and Echols had threat
ened to kill the girl and commit suicide.
The woman's weapon had been discharged
twice and the mans three times. II 10
supposed that when Echols ven to carry
out his threat he found the girl armed
and that a duel took place. There was
no witness. The oma will die.
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NonrHPoRr, L. l., April 12.-George
Ketchum, a SON OF Jacob Ketchum, an
expressman OF this place, assaulted Louise
Bouton, the nine-year-old daughter Of
Samuel Boutor. The child, with q girl
friend, was gathering Wild flowers in the
woods. Ketchum put his hands over the
girls mouth and attempted to tie her,
but she broke way and her screams
brought Mrs. Henry Lewis 10 the scene,
who took the child home. Kstchum il
saId 10 hs insane
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CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
CANVASS NOTICE.

~ G several Boards OF canvassers will meet for
the purpose Of canvassing and correcting their re-
spective ward lists OF voters on
places:
INST wXKD-Nt the Ward Room on wioKsnosp
..sktoNp wARD-Att the Ward Room on North
fMrRb wARD-As tho Ward Room on Smith
FOURTH wARD-At the schoo, House on Foun.
-YiFTH wARD-At the Ward Room On Beacon
sfSTB wARD-At the Ward Resm on Public
.sLvENTH wARD-At the ward Recon- on Oak
EIGHTH wARp-As the Ward Room on Har-
NINTH wARD-At the Ward Room on Psras
TENTH wARD-At the Ward Room On Atwsiis
ayenue.
WILLIAM e. CLARKE.
sprs-5t City Clerk.
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THE FIFrY-sECoND CONGRESS-.


what was Done By senaters and Repre-
ssntaevss NJ Yesterday's Session.
WASHINGTON, April 12.-when IL II
expected that the day set apart for the
consideration Of district business will
be devoted to the purpose for which the
rules intend IL, there is a marked falling
Oh In the attendance of members, and ~
that was the expectation yesterday, less
than . quorum found II ~conyenient to he
present in the HOUSE at noon.
After routine business the door was
accorded to the committee On the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
A few local measures were passed and
then the House adjourned.
Business In the senats.
After the routine morning business the
House bill TO place cotton ties on the free
list was laid before the Senate and re-
fcrred to the Finance Committee.
Mr.. Stewart offered q resolution calling
upon the Secretary of the Treasury for
infor nation connected with the purchase
and coinage OF silver and gave notice that
he would occupy about Is minutes to-
day in calling attention to tho
monthly statement of the Secretary OF
the Treasury AZ to the finances.
The Senate hen proceeded to executive
business and adjourned at 40.
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Business In the Senate.
MILLER WILL INVESTIGATES.
Attorney General VIII Inspect Omcsrs
who Went Against Cara.

WASHINGTON, April a. Attorney
General Miller left Washington last even
ing for the purpose OF inspecting the ju-
dicial districts of Louisiana and Texas.
While at New Orleans he will endeavor to
find a suitable successor to United States
District Attorney Grant, who has re-
signed.
He will visit Paris and San Antonio,
Texas, to investigate the charges against
United States Marshal Fricke and other
Federal officials, growing out OF their
conduct during the military operation
against Cara and his insurgents.
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WASHINGTON, April 12.-The President
has issued = proclamation to open to
settlement OF April 10 at noon, the surplus
lands of the 6isseton and Wahpeton
reservation in the Dakotas. The lands to
- opened aggregate 574,257 acres.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-12
Supreme Court Getting TIRED.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE supreme
uDurt Of the United States will adjourn
for the term May IS, and will close its
docket for argument OF cases on the last
Friday I'm April.
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WASHINGTON, April 12.-Ths issue Of
standard silver dollars from the minis
and treasury Offices during the week end
Cd April Q, was s2oi 1856. The Issue for the
corresponding period OF 1891 was $3s3,2f &
The shipments OF fractional silver coin
from the hrst 20 the ninth INST, a9grega-
IA e111 -
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MRS. III.
- s1asue HeAy Of ire Land" Has q
0svUrs Ataaek Of Breuchtis.

esvSrs Attach Of Brenchitis.
WAszrroror, April 12.-Mrs. Harrison,
ths wife Of the President, il suffering
nom 90 attack Of bronohitis. About q
usouth ego she was taken with . mild
scrm - gTtpps, and has never fully re-
eovN44 RON its effects. Early last week
Oh. Gardner was called in, and on
IhurUdGy Mn. Harrison was so much
oetteR, although stAl confined in bed,
that tho Prestdeut felt safe In leaving her
{cf . few days shooting. On Friday,
however she was taken worse, her cough
and fever Increasing In severity.
Since thnt time DR.. Gardner has visited
bis pesfent. several times each day, and
while she 10 now somewhat better. she
ee1u has fever and her cough continues.
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MONTREAL, April 12.-Moise Dubuc,
aged AZ, committed suicide yesterday by
shooting. He held a prominent position
in the provincial public works depart
ment for many years.
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LONDON, April 12.-While six army en-
gineers were boating at Gravesend yes
terday, their boat capsized and three of
the occupants were drowned. The Others
swan ashore.
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FRIDAY, April 10, 1902.

constitution Of the State are proposed:
b ARTICLE ----.
SECTION !. Hereafter the gen sral assembly may
provide by general Law for tn creation snd control
OF rorporaticns. Provided. however. that no corpora
tion shall be created with the power 70 exercise the
right Of eminent DOMAIN or to acquire franchises Ia
the streets ana highways OF towns ard cities. except
BY special act OF the general assembly uson q Reti-
ton for the sarne. the pendency whereof shah DO
notified as may be rcquffcd by law.
SEC 2. This amendment shall take In the constl
", the Legislative Power" and shall be deemed
70 be in amendment OF said section and article.
The names OF all the rem hers who voted thereon.
With the yeas and nays. are as follows. viz
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The NEWS lea good paper and IN able ex-
pccert and defender Of Republics princi-
pies aud methods, Newport E~atsrprise.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-12

The Providence News" the recog.
nized republican organ ofthe State.
York Voice.
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
OF HEMloCK STREET.

In Board OF Aldermen. March 81, 1890.
ORDERED; That the abutting proprietors be noti-
fled 10 appear before this Board on Thursday, May
~. 1892, at O'clock =. NJ, that they may be heard
upon the question OF setting curbstones and paving
cutters on Hemlock street, from Valley street 10 the
Witness: WILLIAM K. CLARKE,
ap 4-3tM City Clerk.
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CITY ADYERTIsEMENTs.
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
GREENWICH STREET.

City Clerks once, April 2, 1902.
The Committee who were on the 2lst day OF jan
nary, 1899, appointed by the Board OF Aldermen To
lay out Greenwich street, from Cromweu street, 70
by a map.
All persons interested are hereby notified 20 appear
before said board on Thursday, May ~. 1892, at 4
o'clock r. NJ, IL they shall see cause, and be heard for
or against receiving said report.
BY order OF the Board OF Aldermen
Witness: VILLA Il. CLARKE,
ap A-3tM City Clerk.
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OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
THE CITY OF
NEW
ELECTION

Whereas at the General Election held in the city
OF Providence on Wednesday, April O, 1902. there
was no Election made for Senator and Representa-
uyes numbered 2. 3, o, o. SO, 10 and ~.
on the seventh day OF said April ordered a New
Election 10 be held on