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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21
HOME OF A QUEEN
Arrangement Of the Apart
ments at Windsor Castle.
VERY EXPENSIVE DECORATIONS
poor,. fn.o Which None rlrt Members
Of The Royal Family Are Per-
mittet 20 Enter.

The state dininx-room AZ Windsor
castle a. according 10 the Pail Mall
CARTE. a very fine apartment In he
Frince of Wales tower. IL was r,de;-
GRATED shortly before the Jubilee Ia gold
and white. after a very tasteful design
ehoscn By Princess Beatrice- The fur
niturs Il Of q Gothic pattern. and Is
aid 70 have been designed ~ Nelty
prxia. The doors are Ornamental with
r,o.t exquisite Chippencsle work. In
<he center Of the north window. which
Locks Qua on the north terrace. the
uosns park. and Eson college. IN DIS
rlaved = massive gold punch-bovl,
which vas designed b. Flsrmsn for tho
xriaca r~uen& The ladle. which u a
~erv enc piece of work. Il made Ia TIC
firm II a trochus she'll. The whole
cost s-vo thossand guiBeas This room
-raa ceariy destroyed by IRE In ls's.
ana arain By water IN ls9t IL Is only
Nd en- grand occasions, wher the
o-.s~n.s PARTY Il over sixteen When IL
- cndsr tAat nu1nhcr tie queen prefers
a. fsfss "a the cal,r3ofn. which looks out
On 49, Inner quadrangle. AID contains
fne pictures - the queen's fur dAngn-
frss ia ia~. When the party u too
iar<e for ths dining room y. Ge3rges
hal . used
TIE three drNwing-rOous ar- ecn-
r,os~d 9Th The dining room. wiah the
sorrsdnr. ADD with each other bj' fold
fn~ f.o~x and al the doors are dec
erased viii The same unigas chip7sn-
dale ~ork The three drawing
faer me eass and look down ON ne
sslenslid east terrace and gardens o-er
th~ BRAD expanse II The Home Pnrs
e,~.~.fa p~A-heA. Ola Windsor. The
.~i.na-n srnwinr-r~osa = newt - zhr
ai.f.g~rooen. IL l. dceerated and lp-
krrt.~~.d IN crimson satin hreeade,
r~Af-h t.u~th~r with he richness q
sss erlhsliishu,ents ard ~ wealth 81
- sfr.r ~ish ~hirh u = adorned. gives
fhss russo very rs,rT~ers a7pesr'sra-~
erh rer~iuErs ne fe<sf ernplf
~rI. sz,t the most sxquisitelg i,'as
xassness lire ne wall. and c~rnspie'is as
u iaaerf - one - the Windows = I
1a~s-e rnassel,tse v~se. -h'eh. fise -
eui n ~ <rent rpcertiea -r',crn- ~
esrsu - the queen ~ sar >nsnssl'ss. .
E.netz
The <rff.ss..-a drawing ~1t'fn ocens u :
a.. zr.eu. which = si-isariy 5~asrsaes'
.ns tsrnsshes ia the rissest asti'
fz-,~aslr. bss tae rv~raiiiax -e-. =
.ai,rs.s -. erected s. r~een. IS vsffssh
81, ~ hr any resns rsean -or ~ ~
1.ss <reen - = esuess a.ts crude seistf
sffss r~sacltai sestare r tss rrri
80. o.-sfsest ~ feetssu e Ser~e
4 =. L. i 81. ~. -. E..se4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21

octter for the poor wretch 10 have an
nounced himself as Japanese noble
man of the first class, who, in Difference
10 western customs, was wearing four
umbrellas instead of four swords
This would have at least staggered
the policeman as being something out
of his beat
In another case three individuals are
found armed TO the teeth under the
pantry table of q gentleman's house,
who have no better explanation to give
of their position than they were get
ting out of the rain" These excuses
are pitifal and almost pathetic
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21
Great Sale Of
Emhvider7es.

Monday. February 20, we commenced
the Greatest Embroidery Sales ever inaugur-
ated in Grand Rapids Having placed
large importation order before the advance IN
Muslins, we are in position to give the public
exceptional good values in these goods, con-
sisting of Hamburg and Swiss Embroldenes
and Inserting, Flouncing All-over Embroid-
cry. ETC., all new and beautiful patterns.
Sale viii positively close Saturday Evening. February IS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21

Why don't you 60 outdooD
and playg
Little Daughter--I've lost dolly's nit
tens.-Good News
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21

Fthel-Jack Dasher asked me to dance
with hirl last night.
Carissa-It was very good OK him
But he has always had the character Of
being the soul of generosity.-New York
press
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21

Try Jsckson's spsctrergaph photos.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21

A Growing Pleasure
He-Aren't you pleased with the way
my mustache is growing
She-Yes, indeedi I'm moro tickled
with 1t every time You call.-Brooklyn
Life.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-13
Waiting FOR Mr.. A0UNI.
The Senate Being Held to Act on Bis
Report.
THE RUSSIAN TREATY ERRORS.
The President Likely to Make Changes
In the Document = Canadians Want
Independence Before Annexation to
the United States

WAsHINoToN, April 10. = The indicar
away for two or three weeks. President
Cleveland has intimated to a few Of his
close political friends In that body that he
would like to have them remain hers un-
TIL he hears from Commissioner Blount.
who is now at the Sandwich Islands, look
ing into tho Hawaiian affair. The presi-
dent L. now In daily expectation of TO
ceiving dispatches from Blount, and they
may be of such character as to require
the attention of the senate. The president,
therefore, desires the senate to remain q
few days longer, In order to give Blount
an opportunity to communicate such In
formation a. he may have obtained con-
cerning the situation and condition Of
affairs at Hawaii.
The Russian Treaty.
The president has another matter under
consideration to which he may call the
attention Of the senate, that is the Russian
treaty. He is not altogether satisfied with
some OF the provisions in that document
and he Is holding IL In reserve. 1t Is we'll
Of ratificat - for some time But he Is
holding it e k and has been conferripg
with several of the senators. on the foreign
relations committee in reference to certain
notifications
This condition Of things has materially
interfered with the arrangements OF SEN
ators ON both sides, who are anxious to get
away. The Democratic managers say that
they cannot adjourn until the president
gives his assent They are ia hopes that
by Saturday or Monday next they will be
able to learn something definite
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-13
rAE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
SEWER ASSESSMENTS

The owners Of estates assessed for the cons!rus
tson O. sewers in tue streets hereinafter named arr
icased At the once oie Of the City Ire easurer
Ia hege.t avenue. from Harold street to Aoa-
deny avsnue; and in Academy Avenue; from Re.
70 10 anf Peasant "
In Ha old street. from Valley street TO chalk
In DeIsins street. from the present end Of the
sewer IN said street TO Valley stree. and 10 Valley
nan psae o g aaTSs
river TO Valley street, and in Valley street, from
In Mawnev street, from Greenwich street to Up
aike street and In upd.ke street from Peace
In Moore AID Iroad streets, from the summit In
Moore street TO Public street -.
Broad street. and in Broad street from Prn ce.on IN
avenue to Moore street.
In Public street. ficm Gordon avenue to Prairie
In Glenham street, from st. James street TO Tay-
stree, TO Public street. and in Public street. from
Broad street TO Gordon avenue.
A.. Ia Harrison street from wilson street TO Grams
In Public street. from Ocean street to Plain
In Plain street, from Public street to Bishop
In Somerset street, from Tanner street to Prairie
In Tanner street. from Pearl street TO somsrss,
!, In Providence street. from Prairie avenue to
In High street. from she railroad bridge to pres
snt end of sewer near BToaeway
In 4 Oh street froin Norfolk street TO the rail-
: In gh street. Norfolk street. Oak street and
Troy e, Get from Baker avenue 20 HiRn street.
In Blackstone street from Prairie avenue TO Plain
street
In steers avenue from Amherst street to Manton
In Iotters avenue from Prairie avenue TO Ocean
Iipayment % the whole Of any .assessessment Is
made before the 10th day OF March, 1891, dedu G
oon wil be made un the same al the iaic OF six
per cent per annum from the date OF payment u
oaid last Ine n ioned date.
One third OF the as essmcnt may be paid At any
qme within one year from the time the assessment
u lodged with the City Treasurer N'thout Interest
The second Inc tallment OF one-third may be poio
within two years from the day ol said .odgement.
with the CITY 1rs a-urer by paying In ndd ton
thereto the interest on the whole amount due ON
said asse SIM MT AZ the atc OF SIX u per cent per
ennum from the Il - ay OF the coud yea. after
said lodQ .ment Ia he tim" of payment.
The last or third instnllment OF the assessment
may be paid within three year. after said led amen
BY paying In add tion here he Interest thcr OF
q the rate o. rix 90 per cent. ler annum itoin t'
date Of ,he last ayment
II the n ~ fnstalnlent In not paid at the end g
soe ar from the date OF the Judgement OF 10
oeseesment with the city Treasure the who
assessment cnn then be CO, &C cd with intcrcs
herefrom at the rae o, six td) per cent per annuiu
and expenses O. collection
ID. l.. ID. GRANGER. C't Tr""su"'~
mr2o-fm
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-13
AMERICA AND FRANCE.
Expressions of Peace ana Good VIII
Between the Two Great Nations.

Expressions of Peace ana Good VIII
Between tho Two Great Nations.
WASHINGTON, April I'm. Patenotrie
was received as ambassador Of France yes
terday by the president, the ceremony oc-
curing In the blue room. Secretary Gres-
ham was present as were also the French
attaches, who wore colored uniforms.
Ambassador Paternotre said IN part: I'm
giving to her diplomatic relations with the
United States the highest form which
could be vested-at a moment when the
Columbian exposition will add to the
peaceful annals Of America one Of its most
memorable epochs-the French govern
ment was desirous to affirm anew the par
ticular esteem 1t entertains for your great
country and at the same time the cordial
relations existing between the two ma
tions"
The presidents reply was In the same
cordial tone, expressive of interest In the
prosperity and wealth Of France and its
people.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-13
Yeas, As. Nays Z

Yeas As. Nays, Z.
Wherefore, the citizens of the city OF Providenc,
entitled 10 vote are hereby nottiiel ana warned 10
assemble IN ward meetings or the sald nfteenth
day OF AUTH, ht ihe toliowtng places
First Ward-First District, a the ward room on
Wickenden street. Second Dis rict. at east end OF
Board oi Trade Buldn (. MarKet square.
Second Wsrd-first District, al Ga school house
OF Meeting street, between Nortn Main and Benefit
streets Second District at the ward room on North
Third ward-First District, A. No. - Vest River
street second District at the ward room on smith
street, Ihlrd District No. $40 Branch avenue.
Fourth Ward--First District at the school hon .
on FOUNTAIN streets second District h NO. SiS
Westmins,er v,, n street second noor. ,,. ,...,s -
FIFTH Ward-F ret District, at voting booth on
Chestnut street, between Elm and Elbow streets
Second District, d the ward room ON Beacon
sixth ward-First District. at the ward rom on
avenue.
seventh wsrd-Frst District northw est corner
OF Westne'd and Har ison streets; second District
nj the ward room on Oaklanl street
Of Messer and Hudson streets, second District, at
the ward room on Harrison street. .
Ninth Ward-Firet District, AZ the northeast
corner OF knght and Grove streets Second DIS
rlct. AZ the ward room on Palias SIT ct
Tenth Ward-First District on easteriv side OF
Florence street, near Kossuth street. second Dis
trict. at the ward room on Atwelps avenue; Third
District at No. 3<D smith street
And 20 give IN their votes according 70 law Tor
one senator and hepresentaiive. No ~ z, q u o.
dence n Ia the General Al AspsemSy. ,psrsep VIZ Wv W.
said warn meetings. the law directs. shall be
kspt op from sunrise st Sos o'clock a m. until
7o'clock p. m. .
p,SyIasase wass ADr ,MlLiAM T. GLAhtn,ak ~ t,s,k
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-13
INDEPENDENCE FIRST.
Canadians May Then Consider Annexs-
tion to the United States.

Canadians May Then Consider Annexs-
tion to the United States.
WASHINGTON. April Is = Ex-Premier
Mercier Of Quebec arrived hero yesterday.
In an interview he said: II can speak for
the Province Of Quebec alone, for have no
authentic knowledge as to the sentiment
Of the rest Of the country. There Is with
us q strong feeling for annexation under
certain conditions The dominating senti-
msnt, however. is for a separation from
England and complete condition of in
dependence While there are many strong
arguments for annexation, our independ-
enoe comes first. Annexation must be
conducted by negotiations. England
would necessarily look after Englands
interests first, but were we independent
we could negotiate our own terms"
''Do you think that England would
oppose your independence" was ASKED.
mo; do not. believe that II Canada
should ask England to be absolved from
the crown our request would be granted" ("
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-13
Saturday, April 10, 1898

And whereas, the following amendment to the
Constitution OF the State Il proposed
ARTICLE -.
Section 1. In all elections held by the people for
state, citv. town. ward or district oncers the per-
son or candidate receiving the arges number Of
votes cast shall be declared elected.
Sec. This amendment shall take In the consti-
tuition OF the state the place section 10 OF Article
VIII, .'of Elections wnicn said section Is hereby
annulled.
The names OF all the members who voted thereon,
with the yeas and nays. are as follows. viz:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-13
To Embrxc. All Railroads.

CHICAGO, April lathe American Rail-
road union was organized here yesterday.
Within 10 days permanent headquarters
are to be established In this city, aud the
work Of organising all classes OF railroad
employees, from the section men up. will be
rom snoaI
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-13
Poor Old Hutch.

New YORK, April 1s.--B. p. Hutchin-
son, who created sensations In the Chicago
wheat market and was finally broke. ha,
sold his grocery and restaurant for s14s.
He Lost money on his grocery venture, and
the friends who knew him when he was a
millionaire know him no longer,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-13
NEW YORK & new ENGLAND
Passenger Train Service. Week Days Cor
rected to March o, 1893.


Train. leave PROVIDENCE as follows
FOR BOSTOS-S 0S, IL 90 A. NJ. 90 A M RE.
TURNS so A. NJ; IL ~, $50 M.
MAtNESSILhSss MyRAHtNESISSs "a g. Il Il g NJ Nj so
EiIFoRD-s os A, NJ: . cor. NJ
ARLINGToN .KNidHTsviLE-7i TO- nss A M.
cfSsSSsr6s se TO % OirifffcK RIVER POINT CENTRE
VILLE wAsH1NGToN-71 10, o!o. IL 50 A n.
igos,ssS 10 80, "ll COP Ms ". ...
PoSfiAc AHoTio, ,pTiDNlcK-7ic. II sSA. NJ
ASTH6NY.-7 u, sio IL IS A. NJ aS Aso
SUMMIT. oSEc6. sTERLINo-7ia sio A ~.
coo1sia:sit@.t Il: is0 :, ,1MlExL. Moosup. pLArNrIELp
JFyIETT CITY. YERsAlLLEs. BALTIC, SOUTH
,wINpHAM wILLIMANrlC-" A NJ; ~ o.
HlRTFoRp-e 10 A. Nj Is o.. .4soP.
wATERBURv pANBuRf' FisHkiLL ana NEW
s66RRWSsictr7 6RWSsiits = Il 10 vi y 10 A. Nj 12 oS 4sop.M
Cf5iCAao AND THE WEST VIA NEwBURo
AND ERIE RY.-9 10 A. NJ.
PASCoAG AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
fs5, Gas A, NJ i2o. 40. 02o and I'll 10 =. n
Mi 12 40. Z is. ''5 40 T.. N.
Trans or boston leave ast end OF Union
Depot aud for Hartford and the West from west
ond. For Pascoag and way stations from 0aepee
Street Depot. Providence.
sssaturdays only. s--Sundays only.
Tickets between Bostoa and Provid snce dimitedA
w. & Joz rs. supt. AC. KEND<LL. q. P A
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-13
EckIes Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, April 1s.-The nomina-
tion of Mr.. Eckles, the young Illinois law
yer who was nominated to be comptroller
of the currency, was confirmed by the
senate in executive session without the
formality of q rollcall.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-13
Carriers VIII Appreciate rt.

WASHINGTON, April ID - Postmaster
General Bissell has prepared a circular let
ter containing specific instructions to post
masters regarding the working of letter
carriers more than eight hours q day, and
provides that In cases where 10 Is necessary
for them to put in extra time they shall
be paid accordingly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-13
Bravery Rewarded.

WASHINGTON, April 13-Superintenden
kimball of the life saving service has re-
ceived nine medals from the Spanish gov
ernment for the membersof the life saving
crew at Hog Island, Va, for hsroism in
rescuing the shipwrecked crew of the
Spanish steamship San Albano.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-13

WASHINGTON, April 13. Secretary Gres
ham has cut off the official head of anothe,
OF his subordinates, removing Robert c
Hilton, the chief clerk. 1t Is likely Chill
ton, who is y Democrat and has been In tn,
Office IL years, will be given consular ap-
yaiutment
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-13
Peace For the ProsenN.

WASHINGTON, April IA truce has
been declared in the Choctaw Indian
troubles, and the militia have been or
dered by the governor to do nothing, pend
ing consideration by the United States
government.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-13
Dropped Dead.

WASHINGTON, April BIN the rotunda
Of the Ebbitt House Hon. John Henry
6othoron, ex-member of the Maryland
senate, and at one time its president, fell
dead. He was in his 18th year.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-13
SWanPOint
GEM ETERY.
ONCE Breck's Building. No. 35 North
Main Street

CHARLES ID. GOULD, Treasurer.
Telephone No. p4l-e. City once
TIMOTHh MCCARTHY. superintendent
at the Cemetery.
An omnibus will be run from Blackstone PARK as
the terminus cf the Governor street horse route
20 the Cemetery on sundays until further notice as
follows; Connecting with the Governor street cars
which leave Market Square at 1910 A. M. and
every forty minutes thereafter tiil 5:s5 r. NJ Re
turning leave swan Point ~ n A. NJ. and every
forty minutes thereafter TIL d;kO Il, ~.
UrovfdsnoA "a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-13
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN 4 HARTFORD
RAILROAD.
JANUARY 20. 1894
PROVIDENCE DIVISION.

PROVIDENCE DIVISION.
Express trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows
For NEW YORK; rs A NJ. daily, IL 10 "A. r..
2 1b, 3 05 limited). 8 90 r. NJ. daily.
For NEW YORK. via stonington Line-7 TO- 80
For PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE and WASH
!NgrON, via Harlem Riyer-iO 10 A. a.. N
~, Y st% !S%sESi ESivrN-, u A N fern. daily, Al.
doc exp.l 10 10 (exp.l, IL 10 A, ". (eXp.l Q is
exp.t 3 % dimited). 600 'exp daily 8 as texn
vor NEW LoNDoS-i isA NJ. daily, enpl $50
taccomD, 10 (accom. Sundays only, 80 Goo
exp. e3s taccoml II 10 A. NJ texpl, 20 TAO
COM. 10 (exp.l 90 lloc. eHp.i SIS gsccomI
Sundays onlyl 10 tacoonL % p. ". texk
dAiiyl s ssP.M (exp. dal ".
WORCESTER DIVISION.
Trains Ieaye PROVIDENCE ss follows
For woRCFSTER-6 t6 leIp.l, 80 70 taccomA
~ 30 A. NJ: accom-. 90 tesB(,t 70 texp. y
sUSpAYs-s go A, ~ laec9in:l. 600 ?: N laec9m.
FOR trains for internedate stations ses time
sAsls furAishsd at al tisket 9fless,
G. 7. HEhPsrEAD
0en1 Pass Ase
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-13

WHEREAS at the general election held In the
City OF Providence on "Wednesday. April 8, 1898.
there was no ell cson made for senator and Repre-
And WHEREAS, the Board Of Aldermen Of said
city on the 9th day Of said April ordered new
election TO be held on
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-13
RAILRoADs AND srEAMBoATs.

- ARG
"AfAh"hDs AND STEAHDoA1S'
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AY ~ ~ n YYYY
Nh MI W
UIII VIVISivENy
NEW YORK NEW HAVEN A HART
FORD hAILhoAp COmfANh'
uEssFr.
PROVIDENCE DIVISION
Tfma toh,o. ,v,. c,,, ,.so~r. .t,.r
- s,'ns i."
u 10 local ana through train ser vico
may be obtained at Providence sta
tion ..a
sioh anu stations as below.
TQAIN QppUTnu rDnM DD0UInvunE
ttuiN pull luu NUN i InuVlUuNuu
co-...,.. a. VT "a ,soa
'" N'' ="
pnCTHM an enc =. ss 2. - a'1 AZ 40, ais 81 oa
ao ~ O1N 800 eIo 10 o. I'll 20 A. m, IL ~: -:
~, 20; . " 20 70 ~ asvs. ~ ~ NV" $50
= IN. aEIohNlN9-i,eavs - bosIon nom
s,suare ,e station 90 500. - sU, ioSo. aeo aa
500. II %. is 90 p. m.
sls.eoo 1000 .'li 20 a MI 1910 ia.s. zoo
1905 II 10 D. m.
hfhoNVILLE-so '7oo sly "neo. o. M
s1o. 24o. 8 ~, 4o5. '5 o5 Q 22 II 10 D. m.
loDGEv,LLE-."7 sia .'iiso. q isio
ATTLEBoRo-ooa OF 90. 500 sia soo. 100,
"ii soam,, 1910. 1919 soosio $50 s. Aos
NORTH ATTLEBoRO-.'7 90. SIS. 1907. ~1ial
q. n.i12t5-so) go 3so to5. $40 6st hi'
o. m.
PLAiNvILLr wAMpUN. wRENTHAM. NOR
WOOD CESTRAL. NORWOOD and DEDHAM-
200 iooo ms goo $40 n. m SUNDAYS
", /, en- =, =, A. :. m. a,.,,,o, - .ox
6to.e22 y. m.
NANsFlELD-s"& "a. s5e2 so&A ooo ''7co poo
1912, all goa. m 12 t5 2U toA 40 DO
'esl. zee. zoos p. M.
rAsI FOxBoRO-5oo ~ oo q, M; 70. oss y. IN
sHARON-6 90. sT 90 a. m. . 40. ~. ~ % p. IN
CANTON JUNCrIoN-e % ''7 90. ooA M St'
o22 10 o3p. m.
hEADNlLLE-oy y2 y. IN.
HYDE PARK y 90. 300 M sss ioooh NJ
.AMAicA PLAtS-6 2s 10 % .. m
RoABURf-~T 90 a n
e,,~,s.v v.
FOR BOsToN-s.l rs. s5 so - as % is = IN ~ =,
m. 100 4 30 @ 60 30 90 o. m. Return-s ls
aOoa M 100 90 6 90. 30 90. IL 90 .. W
pAwTUCKEJ-'5 60 - as. u As. SIS. 10 30 a. m
ATTIfPoRoee Is sis 10 soa. ms 30 4S
, go ~ y. m; -, .,vvr,
80 caor ~
uASsFirI N ..a AZ % % sgM AIS iono. m
"a a az a yon IN
enApoN-s 1ksIoso M "a 1so a ,on m
cANToN yIJNcTIoN.sis N 40 n m, 4 40 A p
o.
ersnypIIr-s,s II N 40. M. 10 q % n. m
HYDE PARKS Is lO3o q m; I 80 90 s -
spar,o- 60. .r,,
tNondays excepted.
cor ON arrival OF train from New York
ssor on arrival OF tral ms from stoningtoa any
New London
waRRex Avn aRIsTOv, BRANCH.
Y.a~. ppovrnrvcr ,yna,. e,r.., sta,,or, ,cr
"
NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER
,,7oo 745 expresS and sBJ A. m and IL 4,
100 $50 express and cy,a New Yorr boat at n
m sundavs for Fall River o 80 a M, ID
n m Newport fyta New York boat 80 o. m
f.sye provtdenca for Warren and wav stations a,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-13
OUR NEW DEPARTURE,

Ito n1vti
OWN ofer
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once OF the License Commlssioners
City Hail Providence, April L. lsvS
Applications for nccnse 20 sel pvre spirituonA
intoxicatil ana malt liquors., have been made by
the following named persons aud nrinsi
vIRsT-CLAsS.
Burke Bros 10, ~. 10 Eddy street
sshambera Calder q Co, II, ~ Exchange placA
Corooren. James T.. 301. sos Canal street.
Dodge q Canned. 81, IS Exchange place.
DOYLE William H., Ell Canal street.
Green n CO., IS Orange street
Gormsn DO. "A l6 Is Wick enden street.
(}rimss- Thomas y Bro. l1t Pine street.
Kelly. bartholomew, West Exchange end Ames
Layeil. james 20. a. Fountain street.
Ma1uire. John q Co., lSS, 1oO Wickenden street.
MoIter II. r. j. n, IL, 20 Potter street.
O'Connsr Brothers., COL. 00b Broadway.
Prior, John. Soi; 26s Canal street
wirth, Jacob Co., 277 70 xss West Exchange