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pAkER-A position desired by an expert
- enced bread and cake baker. address
w. HoffIneister, 5lS Mississippi st.
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DRESSMAKER would like a few more
~ engagements in families best of city
references. Address a. b., Coionnade.
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UOTsSEs AND CARRIAGES

NASi PAID for horses. bucgles har.
nesses, wagons, sieighs, etc. Winslow
* Zimmerman, Il6 Fifth 81. south, Mime.
apolis.
uORSES WISTERED at stables one
II mile east Of the city; box or single stalls,
and The very best of care guaranteed; chill
taken from water: plenty OF room and feed;
terms reasonable. and best of references
given: horses called for and delivered. Ad-
dress ". T. Gnernsay. Box 36S. St. Paul
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NOOK-A first class cook wishes employ
~ ment in a hotel or good private family;
best of references. NJ. W, 46O st. Peter st.
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MADAM MOSS, Celebrated Clairvoyant.
WI Massage and Magnetic Healer; also
Alcoholic Baths; no one can equal her in her
profession. u East Seventh st. Room 2.
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ACCOUNTANTS.

Il Nj. &, 30 Germania Life lnsur
IL. ance Building. expert and auditwork
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u0USEW''Rk-Young lady wants to do
Ii general housework in grown family: j.
a good cook. Call st. Mary's Home 31S SONS
merSet st.
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pAkER-A young man. Dane, would like
- to get a job in q bakery; has been in the
baker trade for three years in the old country;
can show reference from there; city. Ad-
dress H. Rasmussen, 205 Grove st.
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CHEROPNDHST.

GOOD THING FOR SORE FEET
" Good Luck Salve-If your druggist does
not keep it, send or call on w. Ii. Lockwood.
%chiropodist, st. Paul, Mimi; &5c, 5Uc and 81
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pARBER-By German barber: wages no
u object. Address W. Seeger, 491 Wabasha
ST., St. Paul.
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Females.

ROOKkEEPER-Young lady desires po-
- sition as bookkeepper; understands
single and double entry bookkeeping, aud
can furnish good references as to character
and ability. c. NJ. PA ST. Anthony av.
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- double-entry bookkeeper of experiences;
not afraid of work; city references. Address
X III. Globe
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hRESSMAkEI En- Competent dressmake
~ would like engagements in families;
would take sewing home. $50 st. Peter st.
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EMPLOYMENT-Wante work of any
IL kind by a young, good man, where he
has a chance to learn English; two months
in this country; wages no object. Address
Pierre BercIaz, 40i Wabasha st.
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4 WANTED.

BOARD and unfurnisned alcove room by
- man and wife TO- The wiI;er. address
L I23. Globe.
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E'ARM WORKMAN and wife want po-
l. sitiOn on farm. Address d. S. Dickin-
son. Lakeland. Mimi.
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NEISCEEEANEOUS

MASQUERADE ANDTnEATER COS
WI tunes, wigs and grease paint. Mrs.
Louisa Neitmann, 90 East Seventh st.
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GT. PETER ST, 775-Ryan Block-For
rent two nicely furnished rooms, with
gas. bath and steam heat suitable for two
gentlemen.
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4 -EIuHTh 81. 16-Neatly furnished
II rooms; steam heat and gas; cheap rent
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ii Observation-Disclosures. a girl for gen.
- eral Homework; no washing. 775 Mar
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n

RANK STOCKS a specially: bonds. com
- mercial paper mortgages. securities
bought and sold. George W. jerks, Invest
ment Banker. Minnesota Loan and Trust
Building, Minneapolis.
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Rooms.

A HOTEL BRUNSWICK. for gentle
n. men only; fifty modern steam-heated
rooms by day, week or month.
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COMMISSION-A young man with expe-
~ rience as city and travelling salesman
wishes to sell goods on commission for some
wholesale house or manufacturer; first-class
references. Address X 120. Globe.
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ROOKKEEPER. thoroughly competent.
- temperate, accurate. good penman and
correspondent; excellent city references.
Address G 129, Globe.
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Observation-Disclosures, five years ex-
~ perience, open for engagements; rapid,
accurate aud good accountant; references.
Address r. G.. SOL Jessamine st.
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NRUG CLE&K-Registered drug clerk,
~ Scandinavian, wants position. Address
j II. Globe. MINNEAPOLIS.
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OFFICE WORk-Wanted, young lady for
" office work, good writer. good at figures;
answer in own handwriting. Address & lbs,
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poYS FOR PLACES, places for poys;
- employment bureau for poor boys, free.
Newsboys' Club Rooms Wabasha st. open
from il to j. a. M. and from Z TO q %. m.
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QOAkD-Wnuicu. board am: Tnnu, nv .
- bachelor NJ II mU,lerate price: pirate
German family Preferred. Address p l:6,
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TRAVELLING SALESMAN - Situation
l. wanted by young man as travelling sales
man; have some experience; can give en-
ployment bond or deposit cash. Address G
127, Globe.
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CIREMAN-Wanted. to take care of fur
L naces for the winter. Please call at 1877
Selby ay.
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.
rem aseS.

DINING ROOM GIRLS wanted at Wind
~ sor Hotel.
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CIBLEY ST, 53~S-Furnished or unfur'
- pished rooms; cheap for winter.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. position by
- experienced male stenographer; expe-
rienced in law and railroad work; best refer
ences; salary moderate. j. NJ. j., 242 Hen
nepin. Room l, Minneapolis.
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SITUATION wanted by a boy of fifteen,
~ who has had two years experience in
the jewelIy trade. Address + 129, Globe.
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TO EXCHANGE.

ITO EXCHASGE-WiH trade the equity
L in one or more fine residence lots. Ad-
dress j TT, Globe.
ITO EXCHANG i have black walnut
l. marble-top bedroom suit, also marble
top sideboard to trade for overcoat and cloth
ing or good table board. Address NJ 126.
Globe.
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D8kS5MAKER wanted at 55s Marion st.
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GERMAN TEACHER-Refned German
VI lady. first-class references. wants to teach
German in a family every day. Address NJ.
H., 2l4 Fuller st.
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DRINTER-First-class. all-round printer
i and newspaper man would like situa-
ton in good paving country office, with a
view to purchasing interest in same: best
references. Address M. 49, Robert st.
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M FOR BOARD-Wil doany kind
w of respectable work for my board and
attend school. Please call or address GAL En-
dicott Building.
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Observation-Disclosures wanted by reg
L istered pharmacist, talking several lam
guages; A No. Recommendations; no objec-
ZION to country. Address + ut. Globe.
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w ALNUT ST, 507-For rent, furnished
w or unfurnished rooms, single or Ell
suite; modern conveniences; board il de-
sired
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WORK FOR BOARD Young man
w wishes to learn butcher business: will
work for board and lodging. Call or address
Nj. Frey, COS Lafond ST., st. Paul, Mimi.
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NEKS. DIR. L. REARDON. LIFE
WI Reader, 297 West Third St.-Electricity
scientifically applied. Massage treatments a
specially.
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TTOPIA-493 st. Peter-Nicely furnished
~ rooms, single or en- suite; modern
improvements
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TETEG hAPHY - Wanted, young lady
l. student in telegraph Office to learn teleg-
raphY. Address " l26. Globe.
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SUMMIT AV., &c Nicely furnished
- rooms; pleasan: location; modern con-
veniences; with or without board.
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GERMAN GIRL wants situation: good
VI cook and laundress; reference given.
Mrs. Schnell, q East Seventh.
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DHA RMA CIST-Warted, position by q
L registered pharmacist; best of refer
ences. Address f 126. Globe.
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EXPERIENCED GIRLS for all kinds of
IL work waiting for places at 3s5 Walnut.
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M X s. ALICE Z. BAGNELL-Massage
w and vapor baths. Room Z, 159 West
Seventh ST., st. Paul. Mimi.
M KS. Vi. a. TUssEY-624 Wabasha ST.
17I Magnetic and massage treatment for
paralytic rheumatism and nervous diseases.
Clairvovant reader. Call a m. to .. N.
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OANS on Furniture, Pianos, Diamonds,
~ etc. 1914 First National Bank Building.
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M ONEH LGAN4.t1 on life insurance DO
ISl icies; or bought. L. P. Van Norman
II Guaranty Loan Building. Minneapolis.
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"ANTED-One or two gentlemen or two
w ladies to rent nicely furnished front
room in private family. SOL Patrick's Villa,
near Rradlpu
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ROkTeD OFFERED.

ROARD-For strictly first-class board.
II room with steam heat, bath rooms and
accommodations. at mode ate prices, call at
No; Z Lyons court, on Sibley, between Ninth
and Tenth SITS.
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ia of Sept. u, by dropping from the Bur
ilngton train, Il gentleman's diamond ring.
Full value of the ring will be paid to any one
7 turning TO w. E. Magraw, Globe counting
r-om.
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The Dining Car Line to Fargo, Winnipeg,
Helena, Butte and the Pacific Northwest.
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ROARD-For rent, a very pleasant suite of
- front furnished rooms, with board. for
married couple or young ladies'; private fam
lily. 10 East Tenth st.
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FO e sane.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

WILL SELL very low for small cash pay
w ment one or more very choice lots
Address J i2S. Globe.
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M ONEY to loan on diamonds, ETC.. chattel
lil mortgage loans. So East Fifth st.
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IL OTELWORk-Two young ladies would
Il like TO go to Washington or Montana as
dining room girls or chambermalds. Ad-
dress 65S East Sixth ST., City.
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Dining Cars on Winnipeg andl.
Pacific Coast Trains.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-04
The sus.r 1russ Attacked.

NEW YORK, April 4.-The World yester'
day morning devoted five columns to an
attack upon the sugar trust. IL accused
that monopoly of robbing the people of
SIS, 600, 900 year and called on the new at
torney general. Richard Olney, to make 1t
his first duty to smash this trust" 1t
quoted the portions of the Democratic plat
form and of Mr.. Cleveland's inaugural
address in relation to trusts and monopo-
lies, and the text of the trust law passed
by Congress in 1890. II gave history OF
the sugar trust and sought to demonstrate
that the law has been and is constantly
heinp violated
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CUT AND BRUISED.
HaverhilI the Scene Of an Assault Which
VIII Result In Murder.


Will Result In Murder.
HAvERHILL, Mass, April 4-William
White is now at the city hospital, covered
with cuts and bruises. and 1t is believed
that he cannot recover. He was assaulted
at his home on Lynwood street yes
terday His assailants are said to be
Thomas and John Cannon.
White has long and deep cash on his
head, extending from his forehead 10 the
back of his neck. 1t is thought that this
wound was inflicted by cleaver, and that
his assailant intended to split his head
open He also has deep cash on his fore
head and another on his face.
Thomas Cannon and his brother are both
badly injured. The former was struck in
the face by some sharp instrument. His
nose was cut off, and hung by piece Of
flesh. James Cannon had the flesh on his
right cheek laid open to the bone.
Four arrests have been made, the two
Gannons and two females who were in the
house, May Whorlly and Maggie Regen.
They have been arrsigned before the police
court and bound over until tomorrow 10
await the result of Whites injuries.
The officers state that White cannot re-
cover
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-04
A PRETTY WIDOW.
The Cause Of fistic Encounter He
tween Two Chicago Clergymen.

The Cause Of fistic Encounter be
tween Two Chicago Clergymen.
CHICAGO, April 4.-The Presbyterian
church at Belden and Seminary avenues
was the scene of lively fstic encounter
yesterday in which James Inglis and Rev.
w. w. Totherton played prominent parts.
lnglis had just filed charges against the
pastor in which he mentioned pretty
widow, Mrs. Hattie Hamilton. When the
church adjourned for lunch, Lawyer Free
man, an athletic member Of the congrega-
tion, rushed up to Ingl,s, 1t is alleged, and
hissed that he was a liar and a scoundrel.
Inglis struck Freeman, it is stated, and a
fight ensued. Just then, the story goes
on. Rev. Mr. Tothertop rushed up TO the
struggling men and yelled to let him have
a hand in the racket The shocked clergy
men and laymen separated the combatants,
and quiet reigned for the time being.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-04
LOVE In A PALACE.
Ex-0UEEN ISABELLE OF SPAiN
SMITTEN WITH AN OFFICER.
He u Young. she Is Aged-Daughter
and Household Perturbed Over the
Afiair.

PARIS, April 4.-Something not unlike
an old-time palace revolution has broken
but In the establishment of ex-Queen lsa-
bella of Spain, the grandmother OF King
Alphonso XIII. IL appears that the old
lady, who is beyond 6S, has fallen madly
In love with an Austrian army ofhcer,
Baron Kirchhofen. who is living here on
leave of absence. He Is young man, ana
met her majesty at one of her weekly re-
ceptions. isabella was not slow In
Showing Him Her Royal Favor,
and the young baron, who thought he had
rather good thing. responded to her az
fection in the most ardent style.
The queen insisted upon installing the
baron in her household as chamberlain,
but the other members Of the court, mostly
old ladies and gentlemen belonging to the
highest Spanish aristocracy, vigorously
protested Finally her majesty's daughter,
who is married TO Prince Anthony OF
Orleans, was appealed to, but Isabella for
bade her TO say one word against her
favorite. The princess thereupon lett her
mothers house with her husband ana
children and
Vowed Never to Return
unless the baron was dismissed. This ac-
ton greatly incensed Queen Isabella, but
was far from having "a tendency toward
changing her majesty's mind with regard
to the baron.
The greater part of the high dignitarie'
OF the household have resigned their offices
during the last few days, making the bar
on's dismissal condition of their stayini
on. The queen has so far refused thei
petition. and IL now looks as il the tim
was near at hand when her majesty ant
the baron alone will inhabit the palac
aside from lackies and cooks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-04
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.

CHAPTER CDLvII
An Ordinance IN Amendment u chap. CDNANNll
~ Of the Ordinances Approved December o. lee<'
lApproved March IL, 1881
IL ls ordained by the City Council OF the City nj
Providence. as follows:
SECTION l. Section 2 OF the ordinances entitled
AN ord nance authorizing the Mayor 70 feledse
right, title aud interest in the city OF frovinence
in cei tain snds 10 Augustrs = Miller OF said Provi-
dence i'm exchange for and IN consideration OF the
convey ance ~ certain other lnnds from Augustus
: Miller TO said cityH approved December D, 1872,
is hereby amended 40 as a. read A. follows, Nlz.3
SIC q said release and conveyance shau De
made and said deeds passed within seven months
from the late of the passage Of this ordinance,
otherwise this ordinances ali, az the expiration OF
said seven months become null ana void
A true copy. . -. ....
Witness WILLIAM y. CIAhkE
ant.9t city Clerk
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Mrs. Corbett's Debut.

MONTREAL, April 4-Mrs Corbett, wife
of the worlds champion prize fighter,
made her first appearance on the public
stage here last night The piece put on
was Gentleman Jack. " She created very
favorable impression
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-04

Tho Marsoynu Riots.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, April 4.-Dr. Herrick,
IN American missionary and the head of
the college at Marsovan, the town in Asia
Minor where riots occurred recently, which
ended In the burning of the college, has
arrived here. He says that previous to the
disturbances seditious notices were posted
ON the college walls.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-04
Elopement Mt Portland.

PORTLAND, Me. April 4.-Charles w Ha-
Y erson, proprietor Of the blanchard hotel,
has left town, taking with him Fanny, the
pretty wife of George Bowker, and leaving
behind a long list of unpaid mercantile
hills lie deserted his wife.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-04
Hiv. ,,.re Dro,, aod.

LONDON, April "A yacht carrying IS
persons capsized in the Crouch, short dis
tance from the Burnham. Five persons
were drowned. The rest clung TO the
yacht until they were rescued by boatmen
who put out from shore when the accident
xaonrrab
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-04
He Has Rrirht,. Disease.

HAMBURG, April l-Prince Bismarck Is
suffering from Bright's disease Of the kid
neys, II is said, and had another very bad
attack yesterday on account Of the excite
ment attending his 18th birthday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-04
ROYAL Family Increased.

LONDON, April 4-The Duchess of Fife
noon at East Scheen lodge The latest bull
letin says that both mother and child are
doing well
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-04
Want Nine Hours.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, April 4.-The strik
Of the bricklayers in this city was intensi-
fled yesterday by the action of the hod
carriers, who also went out. The latter
also demand nine hours pay for eight
bouro, WORK
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-04
OUR NEW DEPARTURE.


store
so any
h na amo
he
aud H no n this amount apply
feel free
inn 10
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SON or candidate receiving the largest number OF
yotes cast shall be declared elected.
sec This amendment shall take In the constl-
tntion of the state the place OF section 10 OF Article
viii sof Elections" wnicn said section Is hereby
The names OF ali the members who voted ther con.
with the yeas and nays. are as follows viz:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-04

Yeas, 10. Nays, .
Wherefore. the citizens OF the city OF Providencs
assemble in ward meetings the said n fth day OF
April, at the following places:
First ward-First District AZ the ward room on
wickenden street, Second District, at east END OF
Board OF Trade Buildin :. Market square -.
second ward-First District NJ tue school mouse
on Meeting street. between North nam ahu beheIit
streets Second District at the ward room on North
Main street. ~ MI.
street; Second District, at the ward room on sm'th
street; Thlri District. No. $40 Branch avenue.
Fourth Ward-First District at the schooi NOUS
on Fountain street; Second DISTRICT at NO "to
Fifth Ward-F rst District at voting booth on
Chestnut street, between Elm and Elbow streets
Second District, at the ward room ON beacon
sixth ward-First District a, the ward room or
Pubic st est Second District at No. SJS rhurper )
seventh ward--First District northw est eornor
at the ward room on Oakland street.
Eighth Ward-F rst District az northwest corner
OF Messer and Hudson streets second bistrlC'' "s
the ward room on Harrison street,
Ninth ward-First District at the northeast
corner OF knight and Grove streets; second DIS
trict at the ward room o. Pallas str set. -,
Tenth Ward-f1rst District, on easterly side OF
trict. at the ward room on AtwePs avenues Ihird
District. at No $40 Smith street -, -
And TO give In their votes accorulng 10 Jaw iui
Governor, Secretary OF state,
Attorney General and General Treasurer also Tor
one Senator and twelve Representative, 70 repre-
sent IN city OF Providence ia the General Ass M
bly, also for one Represcntatiye 70 represeat ,he %
FIRST District OF the STATE of Rho Island Ia the
Fiity-third Congress OF the United states
said ward meetings. as the law dre ts' shhl. ns ~
| kept op n from sunrise at 62l o'clock A. m. until
witness: WILLIAM E. CLARKE.
| maral-st City Clerk.