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Abendblatt., 1894-10-27
2~laoemeiner proouFtenmarFt.

6oGselt6e 4reiie wurOet BET sr0beren 9orz
ten e%r3ielt:
@etLHge1 @prins @bidens TIC;
@ter-1 7c per 8ubenb.
8O6neu- Neue, nit Der 6onb oe>
pfliifte, S1.45@1.5O; olte. $1.OO@1.25.
@rb Ell 9%etrodtete, CRIME, $4,000.
Eortof elm = 0ebrous 45@50c. &oIe
45@5Oc boS 8uibel. gurbauts 45@52 bas
8ui6el.
QepfeI- 81. OO@$2. 80 per Sos.
Wetntraubeu- 16@25c per 6orb.
8anonen- 60@S1.5 so per 8un9.
So. $1,000 bic 8or.
9oHt9- WetBer Slice, III Yfu1Oe abgez
tbetlt, 134@15c; ni9t 10 BED, 10@12c
buffet Sc 6as 9func a~4sgeloiiener 5@6c
Mrbl- Starter 8eisen WoteltD moren
an9elebt SI $3@S3.25, ft SGieru wei6er
@et5en Wate1t( $2.9O@S3. Is: bortes 8ei=
sem C8GdermebO S1.8O@$2.0O lit Soateu
wet6er 8eiSen= (8Gferlne6O 81. 75@S1. 80
u8e0 Dog" 81. 60@S1. rs i'll SGden; QSinters
wei5eu S2@S2.40 III 6ols.
Eog9en- geo. 2 47&@48c.
Sen So. 0001O.OO.
Com 8erfGufe I'M Store go. 2 1890
48c; 9to. 2 oelb 5O@504c. 8erfGufe mad
Y~robemooren: SEQ, 2, 5O4@5Oc; go. 8, 1870
494c.
M tnterweisen- gerfdufe i'm Store,
yto. 2 ROTH, 52@524c; go. 3 roth 51@52c
8erfdufc na9 Probe 1uaren: NO. 3 rotber
514@52c.
@erfe- $50. 53@56c.
9a er- 8ertGufe i'm Store, $50. 2 283c;
No. 2 meiB 3O4@31c; go. 8 &c. @ertdltfe
mad probe maren: NO. 2, 283 @3Oc.
9 Gmereieu- Sla9s $1.44; Simotbp
$4.75@5.30; Slice SIS. 0O@S.3O
so 4 : ? E ~ Of 90
quite 2O@21c; mittelmGBi9e 17@19c; 9uirp,
be1te, 1916; mtttel9ute unb quite 16@17c;
frtl9er 8aftn9=Stof 11@114c.
8Gie- goun9 Amcricau 91@-c;S6meis
6erfGfe 94@10c, Qimbur9er Hose.
Sem Ii e. WetBtraut 75c@S1. 90 bic Gr.
Seuerie @ bas 0ubenb; @eiBe Giibeu,
$1.0O per SAP; Stefriibeu % bas
Sap; Mtoorriibem 1870 per Barrel; @9q
Blant 75c@St.00 per Sap; 3wiebeln S $1,000
81. 30 per SAB; 8omaten 30@4Oc Der &or6 ;
8o6nen S1.00@1.50.
&ot9e &Hben- 5O@75c per Sap.
@urfeu- 40@5Oc per 0ubeub.
Oil BtortoffeIn Seriep's $4,000
$3.50, Sutnois $1.25@1.75 per SaB.
8truen- SO. 0O@S3.OO per ToB.
@rubzNepfeI- So. OO@S3.OO per SoB.
8Iumentobl- 75c@S1.O per Sub.
&al9- go. /, Age.
bis u@boice", grimes 5t@6c; mittlereS, roth
o6er blaBfarbt9, 44@5c; raub uub grob 4@
43c; D@botce'., grimes, gu Carpet gIriten,
5000; nSelfzwOrtiu9", grimes, 5@54c;
roth ooer 9elb enbt9enbeS 43@5c.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-27
8efreinug bnm gnmmer1prn6en

neS iturnpfe urro flefi9e Q(t8ieben, iueldes
ole SOlge bon SerOauung 8be ldnperoen
unO lonfttsen Ma9enitbeln it. @elbt
bet droul1den ulb bnrtuddi9en 6Gllen
bon Sautfronf6eiten, bel @rino 1t. {. 10.
1T Is oa8 %onerfannte, bon Ier3teu oers
Oronete 9eilmittel.
Iu6 o-f oa8 8ltt, oie 2e6er, Den Ntas
gen, Die Nieren un0 Die Otil; itbt oa8
&arl8baoer SpruOellal3 feline mddtige
aber natmgemdBe Mtrfun9 8eim Sc
brsud Oe8 &arl8ba6er Spru0eliolseS
entpfinOen Gle bic uGmli6e g~iiultiqe
&irfung, Die nimlide &ur, oa8 9leide
@efibl Der @rleidterung lno Gutlal flung
Sbrer 9ail3en &OrperfonItitution, als U6
sic bic &ur in &arl8bao ie(bf ees
brauden.
Wtan bite ii@ aber por ben bielen
SntttatiOuen, Die infer bent 0tamenv oerS
beierte8" ("improved") ooer rfitnit>
ltde8" &orl86aOer Gol3 u~erfauft pers
Sen. Oieie ftnO MIR Wttidungen bon
G~eioltbpulOcr uno 9etuDbnlid)em @lauz
b%erial5, Die bon 9eiuifeulOIen 9dn0leru
oe8 9r0Beren BrOftt8 tpe9eu, ben lte OBJ
iuerf fen, n~erfauft tperoen.
Ntan beitebe oarauf oa8 ddte, inporz
tirte, nottrlt4e &orl8baoer @pruz
DelIal5 GIT erbalten. Oaiielbe 1T au8
Dem Wafier Der Spru6elquelIe in &arl8s
BAD ab9eoampft uno trd9t 0a8 &arl8baoer
StaOtiie9el unO ben Nanien83u9 Ser
r@t8ner & Meuoelfou So, Glz
leintge Igenteu, Seem Sort" auf ieDer
6laiae.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-27
Marftberi0t.
G4tcogo, 81. 0ftober.
Quswdrttoe WGrfte.

S9luBpreiie i'll 8eisen unb Corn III ol1be:
reit StGotel1 parer:
@etSeu Stem gorf: SftOber, 548c:
December, 555c; 0tot, 6O8c; - ct. Souls
0ttober, 48c; December, 1910; = 0ulut6
8aar, SOC; December, 554c;-M inneapolis
8oar, 554c; December, 54Sc; = Baltimore
Ottober, 543c; December, 55c4 - 8ole6o
8oor, 521c; December, 524c; = Mi(maufee
8aar, 54c; 0tai, 574c; Detroit: 8aor,
52c; December, 525c.
Corn 9tep 0orf: Oftober, 574c; Oez
cen1ber, 545c; Wfoi, 53&c;-S ct. Qouis, Otto
Der, 46Rc; December, ACC.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-27

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
ANIMAL Notnmanf of the JOHN HANCOCK
Ahhudl DldlthUHI MUTUAL III INSURANCE
Boston in the State Of Massachusetts,
on the 3lst day Of December, 1898: made to the
Insurance superintendent of the State Of Illinois,
pursuant to law:
Abendblatt., 1894-10-27
Getro6nete 6rf6te nne 11afe.
fti9e.
No. / whitefish, p brl. ...... SO. so
9ii@e.

No. l white1sh, p 5000. S6.5 50 a -
Family whitefsh, p 100 h.. $50 a -
No. trout, p t-brl......... $50 a -
Holland herring, key, new. e. so q .75
Labrador herring, split, $brl -7.5O a =
Scalded herring, p box $50. Is a -
Mackerel, large family, 4-brl 1900 @ =
Mackerel, family, kits ...... .S5 a -
California salmon, y bril-. ...12.O0 a -
Norway XIX herring, p bril-. $50 a -
Abendblatt., 1894-10-27
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual Statement e tRG FE4PTNs T1R y
heading in the State of Pennsylvania on the 31st
Gay OF December 1898: made to the Insurance
TO law:
Abendblatt., 1894-10-27
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Animal Ntatnmnnt of the KINGS COUNTY FIRE
hhhudl OMtUmUhI INSURANCE COMPANY of
Brooklyn, in the State of New York, ON the 31st
day OF December, 1898: made to the Insurance.
Superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital
Amount Of Capital Stok paid up in
16O,OOQOV
Abendblatt., 1894-10-27
nrrTc1AL ruBLIcArInR

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Animal Natampnt Of the MANHATTAN LIFR
nuuuu ptatomUht COMPANY Of
New York, in the State of New York. on the 31ss
day Of December 1898: made to the Insurance
Superintendent Of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital.
Amount OF Capital paid up in cash 81, OOO,OOO.OS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14

TO see the carriage that had come round
to the door sent back again to the
stables They did not know whether to
DO pleased or provoked. Without either
Of them having gone through the proc
ess known as losing ones heart, they
had for the last few days been feeling
puzzled and vaguely Jealous Of each 9TH
er, which was an uncomfortable sensa-
tion. On the whole, they had been glad
that the guest was going And now this
delay. What could it meani
BY the evening of this same day they
knew what the delay meant, having
learned, with as much astonishment ~
genuine delight. that, though at pres
ent no husband was in store for either
Of them, Providence had assigned to
them prospective brother.
And that was the end of Elsbeth'a d
holiday. -Longman's Magazine
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14

possessed himself Of one of the small
rngloved hands that lay in her lap.
1t was exactly at this most unfortu-
nate jrnctlre that Miss Wilkins, who
had happened to select today for putting
into practice her theory of early rising,
stepped out from a side path onto the
shore of the lake.
Neither o., the occupants of the boat
observed her, but for full minute the
English woman, who was not short
sighted, stood rooted to the spot. Then
she rubbed her eyes and looked again,
and finally she turned decisively on her
heel. like person who has come to a
resolution, and hurried back toward the
house.
Though Miss wilkins was both an
English woman and o governess she was
not prude, but the scene she had just
witnessed had played thepart Of thatwell
known last straw to which the camel's
back Is SO apt to succumb. So long as
she had sssn in Conrad prospective
husband for one Of her marriageable
charges she had had eyes for none but
his good qualities. but now that he had
proved failure from the matrimonial
point Of view she had suddenly become
alive to his defects.
Evidently the baron was quite right.
Thus she told herself as she FASTENED
toward the house. A man who indulged
in such objectless pastimes as this could
be no more than q heartless ibertine
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14
TOWN OF CRANSTON.
CRANSTON STREET.

The Town Council OF the town Of crapston this
day adiudged il necessary 20 lay out straghen and
widen Cranston street in said town from Cauroh
A New England Railroad. The souiher.y and
easterly lines are bounded as follows;
Beginnlpg at stone bound On the southerly lire
Of Cranston street about thTty-ons feet wtst Of
Church street; thence south e6 deg. 26 nin., wcst
loa o. 100 feet 10 q stone bounds thence ssush
50 deg. .4sh min, west ~ $s-i39 feet TO
west 1870 7s-l0o feet to store bovnd;
at the northeast corner OF Haven avenue and SAID
transton street, to which point the Westerly line
OF said Cranston street is parallel with and syh
feet distant northerly and northeasterly from the
above described southerly aud easteily hns
Thence essierly with the ncrtasTiy iins Of Havsr 20
tisT 60 100 feet 70 stone bouad taence s. 2! des
ass min. W. ls7 ~ 100 feet to a stone bound, thence
g. 23 deg n w. s5s feet to store bound at lomo Of
Patrick Logan, to this point FROM said Heyen ave.
the westerly line Is parallel with aud 80 ole
feet west OF the SAID eastery ne, thence nori hery
with land OF said Logan II T3-l5o feet 10 a stone
bound.
Whence S. 20 deg. II min W. leo 35-ioe feet to .
stone bound; thence =. 23 deg. .09s nin w 40
si-ioo feet to stone bound south Of PAX avenue
bound thence \ "a deg Sc min. w. 100 tico feet 70
stone bound, thence y. ~ dee. 4s mln, ". 3S
ssiSo So ,no fee. TO stone bound S taesss Sss'
sna ia o Of the NJ New YORK New snsaad RAILROAD
oST1S:4y coTSsr Tns sDa es .s 3 pa. a.
rick Logan is parallel with and ~ si.l0o
feet distant from the essteriy line. cerln.u land
as Of ns Sa
tates will be especially benefited thereby. n is
therefore ordered that all persons interest IT, the-e.
Council Of the Town Of CraDston TO be hell Al mo
Council Chamber In said Cranston on MoNp y,
the 23d day of July, 1884, at 10 O'Clock a. m allo
DANIEL D. WATERMAN.
jui7-s2t Clerk.
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THE CITY or PROVIDENCE
FLAGSTAPPS lHpPLAGS

Once of tins Superintendent Of Public Buffdings,
City Hall, Providence. X. l., July 7, 1894
The Joint standing committee ON city property
invite proposals for furnishing thirty sx or more
with halyardA truck and pulley attachment one
exxt and one 7xit has Of standard American bunt-
Further iniornssien can bs obtained at this
ofice.
dressed TO the undsrsignsd until TUESDAY, July
~, at p. 10.
The risht 70 reject any q sli sias Y reserved
Chairman Committee on City Property.
ALBERT T. MANsF1ELD,
Superintendent a Public putlAings. tuly7-st
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14

He stood II -fairIy 1pcu unfn pnalse frns
made beside a bush Of late roses.
that seemed to have been impatiently
watching the avenue. A new and happy
smile frightened Conrad s face Instinc-
lively he raised his head The sight of
that childish figure seemed TO have
solved some doubt that had been pursu-
ing him.
II was not until they were some dis
tance from the shore that Elsbeth said,
"a little unsteadily, so this is really
the end of my holiday"
Conrad looked straight into her face,
still with that shadow of a happy smile
lowering about his lips
'That depends upon whether or not
You are anxious to prolong it. "
How can it depend upon myself"
che asked rs defiaptly ss she could.
do You not remember once before
asking me to stay beyond the 10th? You
raid, Please, please, then, and l said
No. but IL you were to say, Please,
please, second time would have no
choice but TO say Yes, and after that
don't you think that your holidays
would begin for good and alp"
II don't believe said it, rotortcd
Elsbeth, growing furiously scarlet
Think again"
She thought again, and the eyes
which had been attempting to stare de-
aance sank suddenly before his gaze.
well" asked Conrad, lis my visit
20 be prolonged or not?"
mo-" she answered breathlessly,
while her pulses throbbed in expectation
of something which she both longed
for apd dreamed without quite under
standing what it was; ''I cannot say 10
n second time"
And IL / stay without being asked1
Tell me, Elsbeth," and ltS ing slip one
of the oars Courad bent foy'"s-a .~a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14
Could Ride a. She Paid.

A local bargain hunter who does sharp
the other day with her daughter, little
girl. "How much will 10 beG" she asked
the hackman. Half a dollar" said he.
to trunk and take us both for one farei'
"Yes," said the obliging hackman, ~ will
upon the baggage rack" They paid 80
cents for the de--Lewiston Journal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14
THE NEWS
LEGAL COLUMN.
TOWN OF CRANSTO.
ASSESSORS NOTICE.
Assessors' Once.
Cranston, A.. I.


whereas, the quaiiaed electors Of the Town
Cranston, on the 18th day Of April A. ID. l1si, %
dersd that tar OF oss hundred cent? on each ana
every one huadrsd dollars value OF ths ratabl9
property In said town be assessed and spportionet
on or before the ist day Of November 1854
Ing, in. April. lss2. voted TO abolish the district
system oi schools and TO adopt the town system
under the provisions OF Chapter AL OF the Public
And, whereas. The Commissioners appointed by
sss ns PSSs % Is%s spps s ano
property Of the former districts In said Town have
made their report. and the same has been ~ said
Of $4,000 orderedto be assessed with the toSn tsS
Now, therefore. Notice is hereby given to ali per-
sons and bodies corporate liable 10 taxation that
the undersgned, the Assessors Of 7axes, in
Assessors, s % osiee, in in the Town aouss, In IN
said town, daily from O'Clock .. N. 10
:S iss4 Exclusive, aSrns which @ time ana q 's sss
place every person and body corporate llsole 70
taxation is required to bring in TO them true and
and specf, ing the value OF every paree oil real
and personal esiste.
Pub. Stat. Chap. ~, Sec. 7.
every person bringing in any such account
that the accoun. by him exhibited contains to the
best OF his knowledge and belief tive ent full
account and valuation OF all his rstsl, -. ate
and whoever negiects or refuses to bring in sack
account II overtaxed, shall have no remedy there
for."
And the undersigned further give sesiee that
for the purpose OF assessing the tar In aec9 -d-l
with said report aud order, aud appor.
toning the remittance to the icdiV idda tax.
payers of each district, as required w shid
Chap. 47 Of the Public Laws, and 10 neuess the
poll tar required by Chap. 1876 Of the Pablc Laws,
he will meet at the Assessors' once, In tasd TOwa
House, ON the 4th day of ADJUST, A. ID. sef, stths
hours aforesaid.
All real estate will be taxed to the persons %
eorperate bodies In whose name y Stands q resore
CHAS w. EARLE.
5ITts IpTAnp IsoasI ssoTaAsSLEr, Assessor.
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TOWN OF CRANSTON.
Phenix Road.
Town Clerks once,


Cranston, H. l., June %. 1854
The Town Council of the town Of Cranstcn the
day adjudsed IL necessary to lay out strAiEften an1
widen Phenix road in said town, from CranctoH
street westerly to Pearoes corner.
The soatherly line is bounded and described as
fellows:
Beginning at q stone bound at the northeasteriy
Of the Town House lot the line af Graz sson
street; thence south westerly 267 l7-Ie0 feet 10
Q stone bound at land Of Joseph 4. Rich
ardsoni thence westerly at an interior
angle Of 1a deg. min. ass W-l0D feet
TO o stone bound at land Of Mary r.
wife of Charles b. Angel; thence westerly at an
interior angle Of la deg 2s min. So6 o. 100 feet to
point ct land OF or formerly Of Elizabeth Hartie;
thence G rsstspiy e. At an interior sDsls Of ild dsE
james and Joanna Bannonl thsnes wsstsrly 81 en
thence westerly at an exterior angle OF i73 deg. II
min, l5i 7-l00 feet TO stone bound, fhencS seoths
westerly at an exterior angle OF ~ ee8. sok min.,
s729iiO0 feSlss stone bound, thence south wcstors
feetto stone bound thence southwsstsrly 81 an In.
terror angle of Ia deg. 4ik min., 10 67co feet 70
a stone bound at the south east oernsf of said
Phenix road and wayland avenue. The northsrly
line 10 parallel with and 80 feet distAnt northerly
from the above described southsrly line
Certain land being required for the purrose
that certain estates will be especially beEeiitcd
thereby, Il Is therefore ordered that al rtrsons
interested therein be noti6ed to attend me ting
Of the Town Council Of the Town Of Cranston to be
held NJ the Council Chamber In said Cranstcn on
Monday, the 23d day OF July, 1854, at ~ o'clock
a and be heard thereon.
July 7-s.t DANIEL d. WATERMAN. Clark.
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THE CITY OF PRovIDEN0n.
To Contractors and Builders

once Of the Superintendent Of Public Buildings
City Hall, Providence. r. l.. July J, 1854
The Joint Standing Committee ON oity Propert,
invite proposais for eratons ~ Fire station No.
4. on Pond street Plans and specifications may be
seen At the once OF stone, Carpenter 4 WILSON,
Architects, Industrial Trust Company building,
corn.Y Of Westminster and Exchange streets.
Bids W III be sealed and addressed TO the under
signed until TUESDAY, July 18th, at4pm.
The right 70 reject any or ail bids = reserved
DAVID BUXTON,
Chairman COMMITTEES on Cily Property.
ALBERT r. MANsYIELp,
superintsndsus Of Public Buildings
july7-st
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
SEWER ASSESSMENTS

The owners Of estates assessed for the construc-
zion Of sewers In the streets hereinafter named,
are hereby notified shat the assessments for ssia
constructors were on the 1lth day OF July, 1854,
s 3. as o to
street. and in South Main street from present end
of sewer between James street and Transit street to
Crawford street. and In Crawford street from
South Msin street to the river.
In East Manning street from Gsno street TO
In Mitchell street from Broad street to Melrose
In Public street from Prairie avenue to Ocean
street
In Bslch street from Jackson avenue to Pacific
avenue: in Pacific avenue from Balch street to
Hamburg avenue and in Hamburg avenue from
Pacific avenue to Burlington street
street and in Sherburne street from Ocean street to
Eddy street and IN swan street from Ocean street
In Douglas avenue from vhipsls street to orros
In oriols svsnus from Beues avenue TO Craze
avenue and In Elton street from Elmgrove avenue
TO wAyland avenue and In Adelphi avenue from
Taber avenue to Elmgrove avenue.
made pssiors ,hs nth dsy q July
will be made ON the ssrne St the rate OF slf per
eentum per annum from the date OF the payment
20 said Last mentioned date.
To be entitled 70 three years IN whicn 20 psy
before July n, 1895. ethird must be paid ON @,
before July II. 1895, with interest one-third
must be paid ON or before July II, 1897. wtsA In
II the nrss instslmsas u not paid ~ the end q
one year from the day of the iodsnest Of the -.
sessment with the City Treasuiers the whole ss'
can then be collected with Interest there
from at the rate Of six CO per cent per snnun AnS
' D. L D. GRANGER. City Treasurer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.


In Board Of Aldermen. July y issl
- ortsrrd, that cisrs 4. BrDotings being the
owner ofp premises At ssi willard avehue, formerly
clinton street IN the City OF proyl.
described in deed boots15. pages sss and s7o. on
record in the once % the Recorder Of Deeds In
said City of Providence, remove ~ her own er
pense certsiu nuisance, source of NTH, hlth 70
wit the contents 81 the privy vault aud the prIvy
vault found said premises within ten days AFTER
service sf this notice Of saia order.
true copy Of said order.
iuii2-A CiO clssh
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.


In board Of Aldermen, Jelly Q, 1884
Ordere.s chat Emma n. James, being the owner
Of premises sitpatsd At i22 South street on the
souheriy aide 20 feet west Of Hospital street in the
being described In book Of deeds No. is6 page 2ts,
on record in the of1oe OF the Recorder
Of Deeds In said City OF Providence,
remove at her own expense . certain nuisance,
source Of hith, hlth cause OF sickness, to wilt
the contents OF the Pryy vault and the privy vault
fou nd on said primises. within ten days after
vice OF notice Of said order.
true copy of said order.
jlyl2.3t WILLIAM II. CLARKE, City CLERK.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14

EFonx Al

In BOARD Of Aldermen, July 9, 1894.
Ordered, that Josiah A. Williams, being the own
Of premises situated at 81 Parade street In the
being southerIy part OF lot No. o. upon he
Training Ground Plat surveyed and plated by
Cushing Dewitt 1855 on record In the oftioe OF the
Recorder OF Deeds In said city Of Providence, In
Plat Book No. Q, page 70, and . copy thereof on
Plat Card No. 2is remove ~ his own expense a
certain nuisance, source Of flth, nlth to wits The
contents Of the privy vault and the privy vault
found on said premises, within ten days after
service OF this notice OF said order.
A true copy of ssid order.
jyii-st WILLIAM 4. CLARKE. City CLERK.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14
rHE CITY OF PRovIpESCE
NOTICE.
once Of the Inspector Of Bpndiuss.i
City Hall, Juns II. lsss

TO wHoH IT MY coNcEnr.
TIE Building Law for the City Of Provir
sembly on the iSth inst, requiring all per-
sons intending 10 commence any buiidIao
On application for permit 70 Do suoh work 10
IL the intsntion Of his department 70 have the
seesssary paper, 10 rssainess Just pseyIen " Jsiy
operation on that ssis All sssh svssrs Or dsly
..,ssri'ss ..ss ed, sssnI. ,," S sssSs1ss ~. s
than necessary repsfrs, - and sree
July 4 1854 are hereby sstihsd V come 10 ~
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14

once Of the License Commiss ners,
City Hall, Providence, July 0. 1894.
Applications for license TO sell pure spirituous
Intoxicating and malt liquors, have besn made By
the following named persons and hrms;
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.

once Of the License Commiss ners,
oity Hall, Providence, July O. 1894.
Applications for license to sell pure spirituous
Intoxicating and malt liquors, have been made By
the following named persons and hrms;
SECOND CLASS.
Bradley, John, 80 Atwell's ave nue..
Butler, NJ. j., i47 Manton avenue
Donabue, Frank, 9 sweybosset street
oiiiigan, Patrick b., i5s Rugby street
McGale, John, j., n Brayton avenue.
O'Connor, Patrick r.. S1f Atwelrs avenue.
Thomas Rison a Co.. is7 Veazis street.
rRAssFERs.
Barry John, iss Charles street, to Philip Corey
Bsrtslaeoini. Enrioo, 100 spruce street, to ss
!. Byrnes. James r.. sa4 Atwslrs avenue to John
Barnhsm. deefss l., Sc wsybossss street to
Callahan. John, i747 Westminster street. to James
Crosby. owen, ala. AIS Xtwells avenue. to Charles
w. Hart, same place.
Testa, w. Domenico 1A Spruce street. to buccio
Testa, same place.
Hayes, M. j., estate, Al Dyer street, to John r.
Lee, James % f., sac South Main street to David r.
sheehan, same place
Lannon, Frank. 35 Huntington avenue 10 Lannon
&Co, same place.
Mendeiobitz, g., 1856 Gladstone avenue to John
Perpente, same place.
Co, same place.
McCusker, Owen, 122 Charles street, 20 Hanrihan
Lilly, same place.
Mahoney, Patrick r.. 81 Gladstone avenue, to
las Charles street
Mshoney, Patrick f., 81 Gladstone avenue. to
7l3 North Main street,
Mahoney. Patrick ", 81 Gladstone avenue, to
IS Ashburton street.
Prior. John, 80 Spruce strse,.to vinOenzo capasso
Roderiof, A. NJ, ir South Main street, to Mo
Laughlin O'Brien, same place.
Taborinska, Moses, 3b2 North Main street, TO II.
T. a. J. NJ Molter, same place.
Williams, o. B., iss South Main street, to James
Keeler, same place.
Walsh, Patrick, 43 Brook street, TO Henry Bron-
ner, ia Thurber'e avenue.
The Board OF License Commissioners will be In
session In their once, City Hall, MONDAY. July
23 1884, at 10 O'Clock a m which time and place
all persons so desiring may be heard on the mt
ter OF granting such applications.
BY order Of the Board
iuly6-i5t THos. NIXON. Clerk