The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-23

George, Charles r. Mason, f.. Philir
Mason, Joseph Lythgoe, William p.
Chaplin, Edward A, Arnold, Thomas T.
mathieson; Frank A. Sayles. Samuel l..
Field, George II. Wilson, Charles II.
Child. GeorEe French, Col. II. Martin
Brown, Isaac M. Potter. Col. William b.
Waterman. John NJ. Buflinton, Col.
Raymond @. Mowry, Richmond Wall,
William b Mason, Lucian Sharpe,
Israel b. Mason, q ichariah Chafpe, 81
ward H.; Mason. Henry 5. Sprasue.
Spraaue, Louis X. Comstock.
William II Thurber, Gilbert +.
Philips, Henry Tilden, Charles ID.
kimbail, Frederick VI. Sackett. William
ii. Pope, Speaker Adm b. Capron, Fran
CTS CoIwell, Isaac {. Bates, Alfred Stone
and Edmund X. Wilson, architect of tile
new station, Jonn Nicholas Brown, WI
lam Gammeli, G. Richmond Parsons.
Henry e Lippittt, Howard Richmond,
George w. X. Matteson. Caleb &. Bur.
rows, Jesse H. Metcalf, Henry 4.
Richards, Charles Briggs, Francis W.
Carpenter. New on ID. Arnold. Edwin
a.. BURGESS, Herbert f. Hinckley,
Robert Il. N%ortham, Henry r. Chace,
Joseph Dayol, Lyman Is. Gof. Charles
j. Davol, stephen o.. Metcal, Walter +.
Angel, Walter a. Peck, Gtrliner G..
Sims, Joseph +. Fletcher, Gen. Olney Ar.
mold, Hon. Henry A. Stearns. Rathbone
Gardner, William Nanton Duunsll. Her.
bert n. Fenner, Edward +. Child, h.
Frank Naagae, Charles II. Sheldon, Jr.,
william L. Vaughan, William \. Harris.
Dauiei *. Ballou. president Board of Al.
dermen, George IL. Dart. Charles Bur
nett, James Richardson, Jr., Hon. Sam
uel L. Colt, Nicholas Sheldon, Hon,
Joshua Wilbour. William ID. sheldon.
Or r. H., PeGkham, James Ii.
Foster, Hon. John H.. Stiuess, George +.
Leete. Albert w. Smith. George /. Sep
ley, Edwin Il Augell. j. Edward stud
ley, oIney Arnold. I'd. John suepnd. Jr,
DAVID ,. Baker, Jr., James :. Kenyon,
Henry c. Cranston, Howard X. stokes,
D. !. Starkweather, Hon. Joshua VI.
Addeman, Hon. Luc.u, Il. Darling. ey-
Gov. Litt!efeld Hon. WiIlilm :,
Hayward, William A. Gile. John y.
Campbell, George II. Philips, IRA Win.
sor, Stephen A. jerks. Sllas \. Mauche,.
ter aud William a Walton.
President CLARK OF the Consolidated
Road was the chief speaker OF the eve
ing. being introduced by Arthur IA. W.T..
son, president ot the Clue. Mr.. CLARK
said that he was sorry that presldenr |
Choate OF the Old Colony was lot pres-
ent on account OF illness. lie stated that
the result oil the removal OF the Adams
Express Company from the New Eng
Iaud road would be that the centennial I
train would soon pass through this clty
ON It's way iron Boston TO Washington.
instead OF going through Willimautic as
AZ has done for fifteen years.
II speaking Uf the delay on the ,ov,
work President Clark said it was due 10
be en- largement OF the plans after the
Consolidate took possession Of the New
York, Providence aud Boston road 10 n
great extent. The lease OF tue No.ce.fer
road was AN item OF perp.eNitl,s at first
until provisions for exchanging and I'll.
iLg lands were made by the Providence
and Worcester stockholders The dill.
fculties la the cove work, he said. were
sou y Of Francis street.
lie knew of no reason why the New
Enzia1o road should not cede the h, q
needed for the approach 20 the new ia
tiou on the west. IL aould b. foolish 10
hnlldA station which could ouly be
reached over the New England road The
Consolidated lreCoR izcd the fact hat
Providence wa is biggest aud brst Gus
toner, anu Its su~plneness was the result
only Of tie above namei conditions. The
elevation. etc. II The static,
was not 70 be changed. TIE Consolidated
might either extend The abutments to