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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-20
TICKLE EZETA.
Has a New Mash in Frisco, so
Gossips Say.

SAN FRANCIS
co, Nov. 2O.--Ex-
President Anto-
MO Ezeta, Of Sal
vador, tonight
will arrive in San
Francisco. II Q
left NJ @ Xi o
Thursday, COM
missioned to pur-
chase ammuni-
ton and supplies
generally TO be
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-20

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Pair Highest Award
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-20

A strong suspicion Of fraud, Of
manipulation, Of unfair methods
in the management of our recent
election, pervades among the peo-
pie, and it Is universally the eX-
pressed desire that a contest be in
stituted In order to clear this sus-
picion.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-20

~For additional Late Tele"
graphic News see 4th and 9th page
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-20

It is said that sword to the wise
is sufficient" but some men are so
dull that you have to kick expert
ence into them.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-20

No matter how powerful any
Tammany combination may be-
come, how seemingly invincible,
or how completely such a combi-
nation may control every avenue
of the public service, yet the peo-
pie are the masters, and when
aroused will assert their power.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-20

II officials, or those interested in
the result, have been guilty Of vio'
lation of the plain requirements Of
the law, it is severe reflection up
on the community, if they are not
punished.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-20

But, after all, it is the passive
indifference OF the intelligent, in
dependent voters that is more to
be dreaded than the hord Of ignO-
rant purchasable voters, who only
became valuable whom the intelli-
gent, independent voters are divid-
ed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-20

A city election is approaching
our city council will play an i'm
portant part in the program.
Judges OF election will be appoint
ed, and boards Of election judges
will they adopt the suggestions OF
the "big 81"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-16
THE CITY OF PRovIDKnCE.
SEWER ASSESSMENTS

The owners Of estates assessed for the &C nstruc.
eou OF sewers In the streets hereinafter 'iarieti
are hereby notified that the assessments for sso
eonstructen were on the ,,n t,tn asy .. 'ay' "A''
In Wickender street from Beneht street 70 Gear
street. and in South Main street from present Goa
Of sewer between James street and TRANSIT srsgs 20
Crawford street, and in Crawford street iFum
South Main street 20 the river.
In East Manning street from Gano street 20
In Mitchell street from Broad street to Mc.ross
In Public street from Prairie avenue TO Ocean
In BaIch street from Jackson avenue 10 P.cinc
HsmburQ avenue and In Hamburg avenue fe'
Pacihc avenue to burlington street
In Potter,s avenue from Ocean strtet 10 faAy
street and in sherburne street from oceAh st'tee
Eddy street aud In swan street from 'esS" s'tSs'
In DouSss avenue from whipple stieet TO orma
street o., . .. rv..S
svsnue ana in Elton street from Elmgbve avsnas
10 Waylapd avenue and in Adelphi avenue ifoh
Taber avenue 70 Elngrove avenue 4.
II payment Of the whois Q, any as.ssshsnii ssae.ion
viii be made ou the same at the rate Of sis yer
sentum psr annum from the date OF the paymeas
10 said laA me entioued Gate. -
To he entitled o. three years ~ which 10 pay
above sssessm,nts one-tnird must be paia on q
before July IL, 1895. one-third must De sa On -
befors July H. 1895, with interest one ~
must be paid on or before July ii, 1897 WIN 'h-
the first instaiment is not pad at the epd 81
one wear from the day Of the lodgment oi tue ~
sessiue Mt with the City Treasurer, thc wn"so ~
sessment can then be collected wits a,sisss nS
from at the rate OF SIX tV) per cent Pei
expenses " d. l. d. GRANGER. City TreNsnrer'
julyIl-27t
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'It was here" Will continued, that
resolved ON greatness. IL was on this
spot that impaired my ambition 10 you.
Nell, on this spot again impart 20 you
my choice. Twill become great states
man. have money TO start me--most
fellows have to spend the best part OF
their lives In getting money enough to
give them a start / shall be tho leader
Of the house. Mind, to any one but you
this ambition would seem presumptu-
GUS. 1t Is my secret which trust with
you, Nell" He caught her hands, drew
her gently and kissed her on the fore
head. Dear Nell" he said, "long be-
fore my ambition is realized you will be
by my side, encouraging and advising
and consoling."
He spoke as a young man should ana
tenderly, as a lover should, but there
was something not right--a secret thorn
something Jared. In the brave
words, in the tender tones, there was a
touch, a tone, look out of harmony
Will Challice could not tell his mistress
that all day long there was voice
within him crying: "Work, work. Get
up and work All this is follyl Work.
Nothing can be done without work
wordsworth"
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and t,0o packs Of cards.
he crossed the court, were lit up-he
wondered how his 'gyp' could have
and entered his room. Heavens! At the
table ON which the lamp was burning
sat before a pile Of books-himself.
Challice rubbed his eyes. He was not
frightened. There is nothing to alarm
man in the sight Of himself, though
sometimes a good deal TO disgust, but
IL you saw in looking glass your own
face and figure doing something else
you would be astonishedS-you might
even be alarmed Challice had heard OF
men seeing rats, circles, triangles even.
He thought of his misspent evenings,
which were by no means innocent of
whisky and potash. He concluded that
this must be an appearance, TO be re-
ferred, like the rats and circles, to
strong drink. He thought that it would
vanish as he gazed.
1t did not. On the contrary, il be-
came, if anything, clearer. There was
reading lamp on the table which threw
strong circle of light upon the bent
head of the reader. Then VIII Challice
began to tremblo, and his knees gave
way. The clock licked on the mantel-
shelf-else there was no sound. The col
lege was wrapped and Tapped in the ST.
lence of sleep.
He nerved himself. He stepped for
ward "Speak, f" he cried, and the sound
of his own voice terrified him. Who
ever heard of man questioning himself
in the dead of the night? "Speakl What
does this mean?''
CONTINUED tomorrow
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CHAPTER LII

II was at the beginning of the Michael
mas term that the very remarkable oc-
currences or series OF occurrences began
which are the cause and origin Of this
history. Many men have failed, and
many men have succeeded. Will Chal-
lice is perhaps the only man who has
ever done both, and in the same line,
and ut the same time. The thing came
upon him quite suddenly and quite un-
expectedly. 1t was at in the morning.
He had spent the evening quietly in the
society of three men and two packs of
cards. His own rooms, he observed, as
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-16
News Novelties, No. 9.
ONE AND TWO.
By WALTER BESANT.

union l must lead az she union, and 1
must be an athlete. he was tall and
thin, and he stretched ont his long arms
II shall row in the boat--the varsity,
boat. of course. / shall play in the
eleven"
"Oh, Will, you are too ambitious.
"No man, he said severely, "can be
too ambitious. / would grasp all
must sweep the board"
"And then?"
"Ahl There, have not yet decided
the law, to maintain the social order;
the house, TO rule the nation. Litera-
ture, science, art-which?'
"In whatever you do, Will, you are
certain TO rise TO the front rank. F"
Certain. Your father says SO. Oh,
I feel as if / was already leader of the
house 1t is splendid thing to rule the
house feel as IL was lord chancellor
in nv robe-on the woolsack. Nothing
SO grand as to be lord chancellor. i feel
as il was archbishop Of Canterbury
1t is most splendid thing, mind you,
to be archbishop of Canterbury. What
could be more splendid? He wears lawn
sleeves, and he sits in the house Of lords.
But / must work. The road to all these
splendid things, as your father says, is
through work. 1t wants an hour yet to
dinner. will give that hour to Eurip-
ides. No more waste Of time for me,
Nell"
He nodded his head and ran into the
house, eager not to lose moment
The girl looked after him admiringly
and fondly. "Oh," she murmured,
"what splendid thing to be man and
TO become archbishop and lord chancel-
lor and leader of the house! Oh, how
clever he is, and how great he will be-
comel"
1--WE had serious talk with. Challice
today" said the private tutor to his
wife in the evening.
"Will is such nice boy" said the
wife. "What pity he won't work."
Hes got enough money to begin
with, and he has never been to public
school. have been firing his imagina-
tion, however, with the rich and varied
prospect before a boy who really will
work and has brains He Is dreamer.
He has vague ambitions. Perhaps / may
have succeeded in fixing them. But who
knows? he Is dreamer. He plays the
piano and listens to the music. Some
times he makes verses. Who knows
what such a lad might do?"
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TRANspERs.

Barry John, iss Charles street, to Phnli Corey
Bertolaccini. Enrico, 100 spru-' stree, 10 %
SaDin street.
Byrnes. James H.. s2i Atwelis avenue h Jchn
Dwyer, same place.
Burnham. George L., IS weybosset str 10
Smith street
Calishan. John, I747 Westminster stree. Z. nes
A. Callahan. same place.
Crosby, owen fl2, 4l6 Atwells avehue 10 lharles
w. Hart same place.
Testa, w. Domenico, lOi spruce street. u Huccio
a Testa, same place.
Hayes, M. j., estate, III Dyer street. 10 Joan ~
burnes, same place.
Lee, James H., $40 South Main street to David y.
bheehan, same place
Lannou, Frank, So Huntington avenue 10 lannon
GCo, same place.
Mendelobitz, 3, 165 Gladstone avenue 10 Johu
Perpente, same place. -
Darcy, w. W, l3Z Pine street, 70 T.. w. 1heinert
d Co.. same place. .
McCusker, owen, 122 Charles street. To Hanrinsn
& Lilly, same place.
Mahoney, PstricF r.. 81 Gladstone avenue to
las Charles street.
Mahoney, Patrick IT,, 81 Gladstone avenue, 70
7l3 North Main street.
Mahoney, Patrick r., bI Chalkstone avenue, 10
So Ashburton street
Prior, John, 20 Spruce street,to Nlncen<o Sapasso
o., same place.
Roderek, A. NJ. H7 South Main street. to Nc
Laughlin a OBrien, same place;
TaborinGkA Moses, 3b2 North Main street, TO H.
It. a j. NJ Molter same place.
Williams n, is6 South Main street, TO James
keeler, same place.
Walsh Patrick, f3 Brook street, 70 Henry Bron-
ner, III Thurbers avenue.
The Board OF License Commissioners will be In
session in their Office, CITY Hall, MONDAY July
IS 1884, at 10 o'clock m, at which time ana place
all persons desiring may be heard on the mat
ter Of granting such appl cations.
juiyS-i5t THos. EIxoN. Clerk
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No $50. RESOLUTIONS TO CONCRETE SIDEWALKS
ON HAYWARD, PiTMAs, DABoLr, DIAMoNps
STEWART, PUBLIC. KNOTT AND CARPkNfEk
STREETS AND ELMGRovE AVENUE.
(Approved June Ia, iss4.]
RESOLVED, And Il 10 hereby ordered and directed
that the sidewalks on the following streets, VIZ;
Hayward street. from Linden street 70 Pearl sueeti
Elmgrove avenue. from Adelphi avenue to AnEel
street; Pitman street, from Gano street TO Way
land avenue; Daboll street from Public stree, 70
from from Pond street TO Broad street, Public s
Brighton street 70 Carpenter street; Carpenter
% Vsnton street, M shall be al, cred ssd 1mproysd by
eoncretlng the same so that said sideealts for
their wsSs = q a. rsS so
espi modification nsoessssy to meet me ssoupas,o
% All II nsssSai ssoSs said sisde shall be s.esvssea
for aiiing whenever Il may be required
The foundation shall be composed OF clean,
not be less than two inches In depth, after being
rolled and thoroughly competed
Tss top q s' sy tine
pletely Goa ed with tar and thoroughly roiied.
The top dressing shall consist q eissn' shar2
ina layer OF sach that after being rolled
and compacted IL win not be less than an inch 70
The quality of the tar used shall be equal In all
re poets 20 that made by the Providence Gas Com
pany. The gravel and sand shall be thorcnxniy
dry before coating satureting the same With tar
Said alteration end Improvement of ssid side
walks shall be completed within six weeks from
the time OF the passage hereof.
And IL Is hereby further resolved, ordered ana
diYected that the notices OF the storegong rescu.
ton order and direction, required 70 be given ana
the publication of the aforegoing requires 70 lie
made, shall be given or made, as the case may be-
in manner and as required by law.
true copy--Witness;
,une2s.monst City Clerk
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE
To Contractors and Builders

Office ofthe Superintendent Of Publlc Buiidings.
CITY Hall, Providence, n l.. July :, lsh
The Joint standing Commi,tse on City PROPERTY
8 on Pond street Yisns aud speei1estions Ray pe
seen AZ the once OF Stone, Csrpeuter WiisoA
Architscts. Industrial Trust Company building.
corn1r of Westminster ana Exchange strectA
Rids ~ mi be sealed snd addressed 20 the updes
signed until Tuesday, Jny nth, attp m.
DAVID BUXTON
Chairman Con mittss on ci,y Property
tspsfia!saSsss Il faSfi sunsInsA
isyI.t
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THE NEWS
LEGAL COLUMN.
TOWN OF CRANSTON.
ASSESSORS NOTICE.
Assessors once,
Cranstan. RI.


Whereas, the qualified electors Of the Town of
CraRston on the 18th day Of April, A. y. 1885, or.
dered that q taI OF one hundred oeats Oh each and
every one hundred dollars value Of tpe ratable
property In 50 town be assessed and apportioned
ON or before the lst day OF November 1854
And, whereas, The town In financial town meet
ing, In, April. 1884, voted to Aholsh the district
eystem OF schools and TO adopt the tewn system
upder the provisions Of Chapter t4i oil the Public
Laws
And, whereas, The osmmissicners spPsiatsd BY
the Supreme court under the previstOns OF Chap
ter az OF the Public Laws to spgrsise the scheol
property of the forner districts In said tewn have
made their report and the same has been by said
Court eonarm ed, and tar amounting TO the sum
OF $4,000 ordered to be assessed With the tswn tar
Of the present year
Now, therefore, Notice Is hereby given 10 all per-
sens and bodies corporate liable TO taKatisR that
the uEdsrsignsd, the Assessors Of Taxes, in
end for said tewH, VIII meet at the
ssid town, daily frsm O'clock a N. to
s'ciock p. ~. from July 3oth to August
9Th 1884, inclusive, during which tune apd At ssid
place every person and body corporate liable 70
taxation Is required 70 bring In to them true and
exact account u AL their ratabs estate descrsiny
and speo ing the value Of every parcel OF his real
and personal e8tate.
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Approved July II, isoA.)
II is ordained by the city Council OF tho City VI
Providence as foilows:
sEcroN !. The sum OF four Thousand, i've hun
dred dollars hereby added 70 the s,prop for
Roger Williams Park as made by chapter 6l3 Of he
city ordinances en- titled "An ordnAnce makinf sp.
proprisions for the support OF the Cityooycrnment
tor the financial year ending September 20, 1924"
and the Park Commissioners are hereby directed
70 expend the same for removing mud and rubbish
from lake number one at Roger Williams Farf,
and TOR sand hling In said LAKE, asd for NO o;hst
purpose whatsoever, said sum Of four taoas and
i've hundred dollars 10 be transferred from the
amount 10 the credit Of reserved fund.
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CHAPTER SEQ.

Sn Ordinances Regulating The Use Of Bicycles D
the Public Highways Of the city OF Providence.
(Approyed July II, iss4)
n is ordained by abe City Council Of the City Of
Providence as foll- svs:
sEcTIos I. Every person propelling bicycle, ,tri-
cycle, tBndem bicycle or other such W bicle in snr
public highway OF the city Of Providence, shall
have the same rights and be subject TO the same
restrictions and duties provided with reg ard 10
the use OF otter vehicles In snoh pabic high ways
BY the Ordinances Of the city OF Providence now IL
force, end pArtiouis srly ~ provided in Chaptef
~ OF the said ordiaspoes relating TO ''Hishwaysn
sBc. a. In addition TO the sforeme toned
provisions, every person propeliings bicycle, tri-
public highway Of the City OF Providence, shall
cause 10 be attached thereto od 10 be used for the
belt
sEe. |, Any person violating any Of the provi-
soDs cf this ordinance, shall pay fne of not iess
than two nor more than zen dollars for each
offence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-16

Dyspeptics use Ayers pills with marked
benefit They strengthen the digestive or
gans.
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CHAPTER 5Ta
An Ordinance Providing for the Issues Of Notes
for the Purchase OF Land for Public Parks.
lApproyed July II. le9i.l

approved July II, ie9iD
II is ordained by the City Council OF the City OF
Providence ss follows:
sEcTIoN The city treasurer, acting under the
advice and direction OF the Joint Standing Conn
mittee on Finance, Is hereby authorized and di-
rected to borrow from time to time and IN such
amounts As may be necessary, the sum of one hun
dred thousand dollars and to issue therefore the
city's notes bearing interest at rate not exceed.
ipg six per cent per annum, signed by him and
countersgned by the Mayor aud chair
man of the Joint Standing Committee
Finance The money thus obtained
shall constitute special APpro pristion asd shall
be used and expended for the payment oftsnd al
ready authorized TO be purchased for the extension
Of Roger Wllisms aud Blackstone PARKS; pro.
vided however, that the sum of thirty Ave thou
sand dollars or much thereof may he
necessary, shall be reserved TO pay for the 10 I'd
authorized TO be purchased for the extension Of
Blackstone Park.
SEC. O. This ordinance 10 issued under authority
Of Chapter 1871 Of the Public Laws, pissed by the
General Assembly, at Its January session, A. u
1854
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Once OF the License Commissi ners, I
oity Hall, Providence, Ju.y 8 isst.
Applications for license 10 sell pure splrituous
Intoxicating and malt liquors. have been piade ~
the following named persons and arus;'
SECOND CLASS.
Bradley, John, 35 Atwell's avenue.
Butter, M. j.. la Manton avenue
Donahue, Frank, Weybosset street
Fehlberg. John ", 1854 Pine street
Gilligan, Patrick E., i59 Rugby street
McGale, John, j., Il Brayton avenue.
OConnor, Patrick r.. sii Atweil's avenua
Thomas kison a. Co, 1877 Veszie street
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become a bishop, judge, a statesman
anything, anything. Nell, F" his voice
dropped, "the thought makes me trem-
bic. feel as IL shall not be equal to
Che position. There is personal dignity.
you know"
The girl laughed. "You not equal,
WILL Why, you are strong enough for
anything"
81 have made up my mind what 10
90 first of all. When go to Cambridge,
! shall take up classics. OF course |
must take the highest classical honors
shall carry off all the university
scholarships and the medals, and the
orizea Oh. spd ! must speak st ths
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ANNOUNCEMENTS OF THE
CITY OF PROVIDENCE.


cHAPTER $40.
An Ordinance Concsrning Thestrical Bills and
Posters
(Approvsd July 10. 1884,
IL is ordained By the City Council of the City Of
Providoncs As follows.
SECTION 4. No person shall hereaftef expose,
display, post up exhibit any plscsrd, poster, bill
or picture Of any show, exhibition or thestricai
performance In. OF any bu lding, bill board,
wall or fence ON any street in the City Of Provi.
dencs without such piscard poster bill OF picture
shall have nrst been approved ~ the Chief of
Police OF said city. Any person violating the pro-
visions OF this ordinance shall be punished by Q
nne Of not less than hve nor more than twenty
dollars for each ohense.
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Pub. Stat Chap. q. Sec. =.

"Every person bringing in any such account
shall make oath before some one Of the Assessors
that the scc0un by him exhibited osntsins 10 the
beat of his knowledge ana belief q true snd full
account AVID valuation OF all his rstskie estate,
sni whoe or negeots or refuses 10 bring In such
for"
And the undersiFned further give notice that
for the purpose Of assessing the tsr in scoo rd-
snce win said report snd order, .spd sRPer-
tIoning the remittance 10 the vlndiv vlauai tar.
Than .5 Of the Public Laws, and W access the
I-litax required by Chap. Tss of the Pablo laws,
he wiii hest az The Assessor ONCE, ln said Iowa
House, on The sth 1aJ ot August A. J.. Hasa atths
hours Aforesaid.
All real estate will be taxed 20 the persons os
corporate bodies in whose name ~ stands % recore
en- said sth dsv Of August 1884, att o'clock y. m
onas W thRLb
JAnkRABoRh,
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CHAPTER 57s.

CHAPTER 57s
An Ordinance In Amendmet OF Chapter 80 and
Fixing the Salary of the Third Assistant In the
once OF the City Auditor.
(Approvod July II, 1ss.)
II In ordained by the City Council Of the City Of
Providence as folowsi
SECTION l. Section OF Chapter $40 OF the city
ordinances IL hereby amended SO as to read IS fo-
lows; Section = The city auditor is hereby
authorized Co employ q third assistant TO be
nominated by sad oGhcer and confirmed by the
Mayor, at salary Of not exceeding sixteen ds!iars
per week"
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The CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
FLAGSTAPFS AEpFLAGS

once Of the Superintendent % Public BuudnfSf
City Hall, Pfovidepee, n. l., Jeiy lN u
The ioint standing committee on CITY PfpyerV
invite pr roposals tot furnishing rtyein ~ mo{I
Win halyarsa trtck and pulley attectn1pt o.
0Hrs and one 5xts asr Of standard Americas tasS
'"E fEasibsr inioriss,on can be esssissd o. shss
sfice. -. -. =
xts.ssd IL 70 The undsrsisnsd until TUESDAY jsiy
The rsss v ss,ses ssy or e, s,ss e reserved
ehairpsp commis,se on City FropsrS q
ALpERT n MANsFIELD,
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CHATTER 6sl.

An ordinance 70 Prevent Persons from Riding ON
Vehicles Without Permission.
approved July II, lss4)
Il IL ordained by the City Council Of the city Of
Providence AZ follaws;
SECTION l. No psfson shall enter, 90 upon ride
upon cling 70 or support himself wholly er in part
upon suy vehicle or any part of any vehicle, while
such vehicle 10 standing upon or passing over any
part Of any public Highway witan the city of Prov
nsnce, without the express permission of the
owner Of. or Of the person lawfully in charge Of
such vehicle.
SEC. Z. Any person violating the provisions Of
this ord nznoe shall be subject 10 hne OF to ex.
csed nve dollars for each offence.
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE
NOTICE..
once OF the Inspector Of Buildings,
city Hall, June 10, lssi.

city Hall, June 10. 1854 \
TO WHOM n MY CONCERN.
Teu Building Law for the Oily ef provi-
aence was amended by the deaofM as-
sembly on the 18th inst, requiring eli pc-
sens intending TO commence any 9s'i &c
al application for a permit to DC such wo't q
is the Intention OF this department to have tho
necessary papers in readiness Just previous - ~
q isy4 in order that the law ,aay he put ir,o al
operation on that date. All such ewnsss or aaly
authorised agents as ara intebdng 20
make any building improvements, other
thsa necessary REPAIRS ca and alter
ofice and obtain the required papers and inierms-
ten that will be necessary 20 comply with the aws
SPENCER n. HOPKINS.
juneis-30t Inspector OF Buildings.