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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
r0rND 1EuTT ETEOPE.
ruAxcE LARGER TuNT H>p rEE% SUPPOSED
A SPANISH sWfNrIER 'A'"iii
IAfffAt'T

pr,bui,o1 hv The Pope The Pope has '"cii"d ''
f.rbd All performances ~ tNo w"I-kn'"" NM
~ N.z,rt. Haydn ANA Weher ~ 81 80 '' ~,
oriri.u hat they are 90 to- H't'' 81 '"'''
h.. conducive - p4"if.
,,.o... ,,-gcr Than Hitherto Believed French
49,. .-. .l,t.l i.s. nov b. th" discovery thai th'T
,,,-,. i- ,l,r, >0p .qunr" kilometres bigger ''''.
has hilbert, been supposed 70 b" ~" case a.
y..,rs ar, ID Russian general caused 49," ,,r.
f,.,,,., .,., that the areas OF most 'l ii' ~
,rirs Of Eur,p- differed widely from inr 'n nN,
atI declared figures. the gr'airs' '"''h'"''' ''''
I'm the cases 81 France ana i'"''
The Last Of Timc-Worn Sw'ni!"--S' many Ir'-
49,, il, ,bi. country a. we'll as IN Europe. nave
,'' ,..-..l IA, .rr.rs. dated usually from Spanish
l,,rs IL. reveal the hlIing place elmer oil ''i'l7
.,,,.. chests Or Of similar caches 90 money am
'',,,,,Jos in return for relatively small sum 81
49, ih,i II is a comfort To know if1t 'I'' 'n i
- mis- tlme-worn swlndle has pen ~ ia,
roy"r,. and arrested by ihe police Gl IN ar1ni
nam i,b r,rri|grs horses and servants. minsns
in me best society or inc c'i'''i'' -''' ''
were. Xix" himself cX-c'i''''9'
o...a,,,,.s scapc-,at-Nuch sympathy Is felt In
r,r.nce for ex-Minister Baihaut. who having pee"
-. one Of the persons implicated III inc
-, scandols who was honest enough 10 p''''
I,, Is the only one who Is Al present IN prison. f
Ills eldest daughter dr' b e daIIy visits to her
No. ,,rison a. Eampcs ana now J, y . 'o,
that his %cG s,ar's death has been bearing dliy
S1tnso,ation 10 her unfortunate I"'"''' " W.
dcatlbed ,,,
Russlan OGlcers Court-Maralled.-Al'N -.
,as confirmed the finding of the cour'-h.a' I'D" 81
C,,ns,,dt on the loss Of the warrhp ho'S''N"
,hlcb fonndcred in the Baltic last 'ep'elnp,' %"
an hoord being lost Admiral BourA,cheN' WIZ w.
o' "'''' - tho souadron. and Captain lousch-
KaG M 1h gunboa Toutch which %n5 uty Of
company nina nded by the court ana nechilcu
negligence r'i pgain TO be intrusted with any com
mand. -, ..o,,,,,
European travellers by cons"',nR o III" viii
',r alr,h,e Information as 10 the hotels ra''-
way routes. etc.
President carnots Term Nearly Enled-M, car
~, completes his term as President OF the frehen
Republic pecemn asn 5000 'ts s Year besides al
| lOWances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17

Practical Results-13 Years Work.

SEVENTEEN MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS ALREADY PAID TO WIDOWS
AND ORPHANS.
Forty Million Dollars already ed living policy hold
ers hy reduction OF premiums Eighty Thousand pay
ing Members Two Hundred and Sixty Milton Dollars
Insurance TIree Million Five Hundred Thousand
Cash Surplus-Rcserye EN- rgency Fund More than
Sixty Dollars business lso3
are practical results already recorded to the
credit OF the
MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATIONS.
f. r. HARPER. President.
Home Oace. IS Park ROW. y. 7.
Send FOR circulars and rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
FIFTH DAY OF THE CANNES REGATTA

Cannes March lG-Thls was the fifth day Of the
Cannes regatta The races for small boats
and comparatively little interest was felt in ne
results most of the visitors having gone OUT tnis
morning on private excursions The weather mas
been fine. Many persons are coming 10 town -
see the grand review Of the fleet tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
KING LEOPOLD IS IN SWITZERLAND

Geneva, March liking Leopold or Beisiu'''
whose quiet disappearance from his country houS'
in Belgium has excited much comment, was recos
nized last evening in MOntreux. in the canton VI
Naud on Lake Geneva, where he Is staying hc"s-
nitO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17

or REMARK ATTRIBUTED TO HIM
BY COUNT HERBERT BIsMARCK-THE
CARS CONGRATULATIONS TO
EMPEROR WILLIAM
Berlin March l6.-The Russian-German COM
mercial treaty was taken up for its third reading
in the Reichstag to-day and was finally passed
by "A strong majority The Rechstag then adj
journcd until April >.
In the discussion which preceded the vote on
the ADOPTION Of the treaty Baron Won Hammer
stein (Coneervative) said he had no doubt that
the Government believed it would be able to re-
tain it's present majority; but the time would
come he predicted. when 1t would be forced To
appeal to its present opponents for support. In
that event he said. the Government could regain
their confidence only through deeds; words would
not suffice.
Herr Iiebermann Won Sonnenberg (Ant-Semlte)
said the treaty would make Russia the arbiter
Of Europe The Socialists supported it only be-
cause they saw plainly that it would hasten an
industrial crisis and consequently swell their
ranks lie characterized the measure as a do
nestle Jena"
Herr Lieber reform party) thought IT more
like the victories Of 1s7O-IS71 In 1851 ne said.
Prince bismarck had founded a treaty policy oi
raising the duty on grain 10 compromising rate
during the treaty negotiations. II Russia had
been drawn within the European Commercial
Union that achievement would have been the
Governments greatest success. As II was. Chan-
cellor Won Caprivi had verified the principle OF
Prince Bismarck that the road to CONSTANT
nonIe lies through the Brandcnburg Gate"
Count Herbert Bismarck denied that the re,
mark ascribed 10 his father by Herr LIebcr had
ever been made by him. on the contrary. Prince
Risn,orck had always cOntendcd that Germany
rad no interest in the Black Sea or the Medi-
terranean. The remark quoted by Herr Lieber
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
WANTS DA CANA GIVEN UP.
pEJyOTOS MESSAGE TO LISBON
,,,r, ADMIRAL AND HIS STAFF STILL ON
PORTUGUESE WARsHIP AT RIO.

......-,, o>,,, INSURGENTS TAKEN FROM \ PORT
,.-,.rsr STEAMER WHICH WAS Just LEAv-
,vc THE PoRT-MoRE THAN LOO PRIs-
oxERs IN ALL TAKEN by TIE
GovERNMENT-HAs MEILo DE
SERTED HIS MEN?
con,r,o,, 1891: By the taifcd Press.
. o,o 1oneiro March 16.-Admiral pa Cana and
-. oicb, officers are still on the Portuguese
.or,,otte Nindello to which they were transferred
from, the French cruiser Magon. The Govern
mont applied yesterday 70 the Portuguese
minister for the surrender Of the insurgent
admiral and $ staff The Minister declined to
Give Da Cana up and the Cabinet then sent
disnatch to Lisbon repeating the apphcatlon
which the Minister had rejected Admiral pa
Cana was described in this dispatch as mill
;tarv criminal and defaulter, having nothing in
common with the ordinary political refugee.
The IJsbor Government has not yet returned
an answer
Tho Portuguese merchant steamer Cidade do
Porto was fired on by the forts as she was leaV-
ing the harbor last night. She was compelled
eventually to stop and was searched by Gov
ernment officials who marched ashore ninety
one insurgents found among the crew and pas
sengers.
Government is more than 200. Among them
are the i'll and wounded, and many who were
forced against their will into the insurgent ser
vice The fighting men who have been captured
number AS or 800.
Little Trustworthy news has been received from
the South II is not certain where the insurgent
cruiser AOuidahan is or what Admiral Mello Is
doing The movements of the land troops are
only surmised The insurgents profess not 10
know what General Gomercindo SaralVa plans
are or where he and his men have been during
the last ten days.
Buenos Ayres March l6-Fron dispatches re-
ceived from Rio Janero il is gathered that the
surrender of the insurgents was due TO the fact
that their provisions gave out, and no further
suDples were obtainable
Admiral Ia CANA is roundly denounced ny
thn sailors who were under his command. and
they unhesitatingly declare that they would
have killed him had they known of his inten-
lion TO desert them. pa Cana is supposed To be
seeking the earliest opportunity 10 get To Europe,
but II is understood that the Government VIII
demand his surrender as pirate by any couh-
NV giving him shelter. 1t is generally believed
tho. Mollo has followed the example OF Ia Cana
and deserted his followers.
The Government is arranging 70 send fleet
sou,hWard to search for the Repubiica ana
Aquidaban.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
PAUWEIS HAD MANY ACCoMfhi''''''
INVESTIGATING THE BOMB H\'
THE PARIS cut.Rcu-TIE DEAD An
ARcIusTs CRIMINAL CAREER

THE PARIS curRCH-THE DEAD An
ARo1Isrs CRIMINAL CAREER
Paris March 16-It is stated by the ponce Una.
Desire Joseph PauWels the Anai'ms'
killed by the explosion OF a bomb W''," ''
carving into the Church Of the M"'''"'
day was in barcelona on November o. '''
,ba h,r,h outrage was .ommlttei IN the l''
or,. e. ,b.t oit, and fed to London imm''i-
atelv aftcrward to escape arrest II - S'.''
hat ne vas an Intimate friend Of Martial h'"'"'''
who also met his death 10y the explosion Oh H7 iva
hcr,h in Greenwich Park. London on '''' '''''
ing 81 February L.
Tha police this morning sraFch'' wv o.,
c,n..J by Pauwc,s AMI his al's'' W. |
e,'.ot t,s confirmed the belief that P1uw''s 90
IN. notorious Anarchist known ~ ''""'' o.
similar in every rcspcr, q IA" ones innn' III la
,r1,,s room Al the Hotel d. la Renaissance WIZ
c,,,rI q, the APARTMENTS occupied by Id""''7' "'
,.,,ers documents and other evidence III "''','
.c. y,cr.. discovered which .mp..'ai" IN '"' P.''
=, ov,,oJ. the bomb IN the Caurch OF me W sou,
,ai, many ,crsons who arc now un''' S''''"
lance and others whose hihng-pl"c'' Inc p'''-' ''
'ri I'M p DO ainei the record Of f" s
while in Brl$um va i, t"rkcr and lecturer.
P'ni,ls was a d,s,rter from ne i',iS"n il',
and was finally Obliged 20 -aN, l,eli1Ii r H.. Gai
IN Wris wberc, in lsy5 be was mlr7' re f',
sequeniy deserted rs WIZ. ,i,an ne had lately
youns r,.ng vim is not his wife. i'ai"rIs wa =
Inaf, Of cxcitabe temperament anu '''''''
ee H Ps,y va a i, Kat Paul Recus the fasye
associate OF the executed valiant, ~ tlaS "'' 81"
Iv r. "E'igaro" has struck the popular k'Nnp2
IN demanding that Anarchists caushl I% ~ i'"'''
sn 1o we N'rch &c 'hevalier Molar0n f2r 1917
years an officer in the Department VI - "ni,,tce re-.
died this morning rom If i' fb. explosion Of bomb
in front Of the Cha nber oi ''P'''' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17

pr,ese,s March 1.-THE Chamber OF hepie-
to,ives bv a vote Of 70 TO ~. to-day reJec'ei inc
Cah,,e,.s nroiect Of proportional represent non
rttr, or members OF the CHAMBER rriihli'u A.
~ II IL reported that the Ministers nave W.
cS1eJ IN resign in consequence
Although the custom prevails 70 n certain 'N''"'
T., uelgnm that a Cabinet shall resign "h+h d
,ar,,,rren,arv majority votes down Ministerial pis'
:, ,yould be surprising that NJ Bernaeert anu ms
n,,tsao,,es should resign account OF the adVers
, ~ tho Chamber Of Representatives. Inc "''i
rdor discussion did not rest upon or involve any
r,,tter Of great importance. 1t was merely an 'u-
,niri,.rative project referring to the apIiicl'o"
a,d understanding OF the Electoral law ana there
=, no, much difference between the s)-ca!l"i pro-
,,rt,onaI representation proposed by the Ministry,
pDa The rllr1l vote granted by me 'onNt ,u''
nseemhly' which met In September Nv. 49, g.,
en,nhv by 1lj votes 10 2G relec'e,l III AlrII H',i
~ Kin Establishing universal suhTaRe Ineh an
p,,'rn was disturbed by riots. strikes ana p5hu-
i against the Constituent Assembly. inc
10. ,r finally adopted after one week OF th'se tou-
,ddee ,hn Xvssens project which granted the right
~ ,surroee to every citizen more than twenty
vi - ago with a plural vote for fathers OF fainl-
~. ,ronrletors ana heavy taNpaycTs. This IN
ne, ID ne number OF electors from $4,000 TO neariy
. no ooo The country again became Tranquil ana
~ Sonata ratified on April a. the biil OF universal
ia nl,,rol suffrage voted by the ChimD'r Of Rep
resentatiVeS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17

London March 16--The Parliamentary election III
West Leeds made necessary by the appointment Oh
Herbert Gladstone to the office Of First Coininis
sioner OF Works has resulted In the return OF MI
Gladstone 10 his seat without opposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17

bert and William Shinde: with Washington Otis H.
Stockdale. Released-By Brooklyn. Thomas J. Low
ett by Washington, Henry LarlSin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
pENNsYLvAXIA's OFFER TO PRINCETON

Il.N NN1 lsN ANA Of FIX ~ ffSlNO lON
Princeton March 10 OSpeciaD.-Owing TO tele-
graphic typographical error Pennsylvana's three
PROPOSITIONS Princeton were misstated in to-day $
Tribune. They should be: FIRST. three games. two
OF hcs. Philadelphia; second. two games. both of
these In Philadelphia; third. one game, In Phila-
delphla. Pennsylvania gave Princeton the choice Of
one game In Princeton. provided three games were
MIA a1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
a.crs At CANNES POSTPONED

c,rres March l5-There were no yacnt races
,o.,av The wind which was strong Al ''S 'r'iN
nv , .h first race 1t was Blowing gale.
io T., or.tto and Nalkvrie started In the
rare for the cup given by President AMT sl hu5
thrv were obliged to return o"'"B !" NV "'9 WINE
nj tel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17

WILL. NOT RAISE THE DUTY on WHEAT.
Paris. March 1.-THE Government has declined TO
-. IN the demand OF the Agraran Deputies for
ON increase of duty foreign wheat 10 francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
RATIFIED BY THE REICHSIAG
RUSSIAN TREATY PASSES IT'S THIRD
READING BY A STRONG MAJORITY.

CHANCELLOR Won CAPRIvTs ANGRY DISCLAIMER
or \ REMARK ATTRIBUTED TO HIM
BY COUNT HERBERT BIsMARCK-THE
CARS CONGRATULATIONS TO
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1894-06-29
j. ED. WALBRIDGE.
NOTICE.

Walbridge realizes that these hardtimes
demand prices lower than any he has ever
been called upon to make, and if you will
step into his store, look over the stock, get
prices and compare them with city prices,
per cent. lower for the same goods, and be-
sides there is the freight you would have to
pay. 1t goes without saying that the small
dealers in this vicinity cannot compete with
Walbridge.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-02

Mrs. ii. E. wstjen and family are at
Salem for the summer.
Pitcher Callahan, formerly OF the New
York State league and now OF Milford
wants the Pawtuckets TO give him trial,
also Pitcher Larkin OF the Westboro,
Mass, team. All they have TO 40 is 10
come here and the Maroons will sec what
they are made OF.
The Board of Examiners, who sre busy
In the appellate division Of the Supreme
Court trying TO find out whether seven
deciples OF Blackstone are capable of fol-
lowing the calling OF attorneys OF the
Rhode Island bar, are Clarence A, Al
dricb, Chairman; Frederick Rueckert and
Edwin T.. Allen.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-02
CHAPTER la25.
Az ACT Making AdditionaI Appropriation

AN ACT Making Additional Appropriation,
For the support of the State Government
For the Year Ending December 3lst, 1884
II IL enacted by the General Assembly as fol.
lows.
SECTION !. The following sums, or so much
thereof as may be authorized by law, arF'here-
by Appropriated 10 the objects hereinafter ex.
pressed, IN addition TO the amount heretofore
appropriated. for the support OF the state for
the fiscal year ending on the 3lst day of De-
cember, A. ID. 1894, and the state auditor is
hereby authorized 20 draw his order for such
portion thereof as may be required from time
TO time. upon receipt by him OF properly authsn-
tlcated vouchers
For the payment OF interest on state
house bonds, as provided by Sec. 8,
Chap. l20l Public Laws. l3,l25 "a
For officers fees in criminal cases.. 1900 OC
For fuel and gas for the several state
Offices ................................. 500 %
For rewards or bounties for wild
foxes, az provided by Chapter lls6.. 900 o.
For public buildings, Newport county 30 00
For officers OF the general assembly. 30 W
For pages of the general ssembly.... so NJ
For clerks Of the general assembly. 2,JD OO
For Providence county court house.. 600 III
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from and
after It's passage.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-02
PUBLIC LAWS PASSED AT THE
MAY SESSION, 1894.
lContinued from 80 page.l

rum oA PhkNy
IL Is enacted by the uenerai Aszemoy as ivi
lows;
SECTION 1. Section l82 OF Chapter l224 d
hereby amended so as % read as follows:
"SEC la2. Section ~ OF Chapter 257 OF tho
Public Statutes Is hereby amended by insert
ing In the fourth line thereof before the word
"Supreme" the words "either division OF, and
in the fourth and ffth lines thereof by strik.
ing out the words ''or court OF common pleas y
and by striking out In the fourteenth, fifteenth
and sixteenth lines from the end OF said sec
ton, the words ''for attendance by sheriffs up
on the supreme court or the court OF common
pleas, and each whether sitting at the same
time not 10y day" and inserting In the place
thereof the following words: "for attendance
by sheriffs upon either division OF the supreme
court and upon the district court OF the sixth
judicial district, each, whether sitting At the
same time or not by the day"
SEC. 2. Chapter l0l7 entitled IAN act in
amendment OF Chapter 257 OF the Public Stat.
utes, OF fees aud costs in certain cases." Ia
hereby repealed
SEC. g. Section % OF Chapter 257 OF the Pub
lie Statutes Is hereby amended by striking out
the seventeenth aud eighteenth lines from the
end Of said section.
SEC. 4. This act shall take effect immedi.
ately upon its passage, and all acts and parts
OF acts inconsistent herewith are hereby re-
pealed.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-02
CHAPTER lgop.

AN ACT Appropriating Five Thousand Dollars
For the Purchase OF Certain Property For
the Use OF the Militia OF the State.
II Ia enacted by the General Assembly "a fol-
lows:
SECTION I. The sum Of Ave thousand dol
lars. or so much thereof as may be- necessary.
is hereby appropriated for the purpose Of pur-
chasing and putting in repair, for the use of
the militia OF the state, the property In the
town OF Westerly, situated Oh Main street. in
said town, known ~ Armory Hall property,
said sum 10 be expended under the direction OF
a committee "a Ice appointed by the governor.
The deed of said property shall lie satisfactory
20 the attorney general, and when he shall GER
tify to the state auditor that he has examined
the deed and IL satisfied Herewith, the state
auditor shall draw his order upon the general
treasurer for said sum OF sums, upon the re-.
celpt of properly authenticated vouchers.
SIC. 2. The said property shall be- In charge
of the quartermaster general. who Is hereby
authorized to allow the town Of Westerly u
uso the same for the pyposa-nf holdins town
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-02
TRINITY s0UARE.

25c Corset Covers, V neck, trimmed
with fine nice Hamburg. We have been
stock, 25c.
49c Skirts-10 dozen, includes different
styles: Style /, tucks, l.2 inch Ham
burg; style 2, trimmed with 9-inch lace;
style 3, trimmed with combination lace,
cambric rufiie; style 4, trimmed with wide
cambric rufiie, 49c.
&c Chemise-Full bleached, elegant
Hamburg edge and insertion.
25c Drawers-NoW here can you buy bet =
ter value than these.
To make room for our fall stock OF yarns
we offer our best Germantown Yarn at Sc
skein.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-02
CHAPTER 13H.

AN ACT Making an Appropriation For Clerk
Hire In the once Of the Quartermaster Gen
eral
1t Is enacted by the General Assembly as fol-
lows:
SECTION l. The quartermaster general Is
hereby authorized and empowered to employ
such clerical assistance as he may require in
the discharge of his duties as quartermaster
general,
SEC. 2. The surp Of seven hundred dollars IL
hereby appropriated to carry Into effect the
provisions Of this act; and the state auditor Is
hereby directed TO draw his order upon the
general treasurer for the same amount out OF
any moneys in the treasury not otherwise APP
propriated, upon vouchers approved by the
guartermastcr general.
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect from and
after its passage.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-02
CHATTER l3oa.

AN ACT Empowering the Assistant AdJutant
General of the Brigade II. I. NJ. 20 Employ
Clerical Assistance.
1t is enacted by the General Asse mbly as fol
lows:
SECTION |. That the assistant adjutant gen
eral of the brigade II. l. NJ. Is empowered u
obtain clerical assistance for the pertormanc,
Of his duties. the expense thereof not TO et
coed the sum of flve hundred dollars per year
and the sum OF Ave hundred dollars, or a,
much thereof a. may be necessary, is hereby
annually appropriated for tho above purpose
SEo 2. The state auditor IL hereby author
tied to annually draw his order on the genera
treasurer for the sum Of FIVE hundred dollars
or as much thereof as may be necessary, 20 b,
paid out of any sums not otherwise Appropri
ated, upon receipt OF vouchers approved by th,
assistant R2iutant general Of the brigade.
SEc.3. All acts and parts OF acts inconsisten
herewith are hereby repealed.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-02
CHAPIER l2n


Az ACT Providing Additional Service In the
Office of the Clerk Of the Common Pleas Di-
vision OF the Supreme Court In Providence
County.
II Is enacted by the General Assembly as fol-
lows:
SECTION l. The clerk OF the common pleas
division of the supreme court In Providence
county is hereby authorized and empowered 10
employ such additional assistance he may
require In his Office In recording, indie king and
attending upon the files of said division at an
annual expense not exceeding one thousand
dollars.
SIC. 2. The sum OF one thousand dollars Is
hereby Appropriated TO carry into effect the
provisions of this act, and the state auditor is
hereby directed 10 draw his order upon the
general treasurer for the payment of such
service on vouchers approved and certified by
the clerk OF said division.
sEc. g. All acts and parts OF acts incon-
sistent herewith are hereby repealed, and this
act shall take effect on and after It's passage.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-02
CHAPTER 1924.

An ACT Increasing the Salary OF the Clerk OF
the Insurance Commissioner.
II IL enacted by the General Assembly as fol.
lows:
SECTION l. The annual salary OF the clerk
employed by the state auditor % assist him In
his duties as insurance commissioner shall
hereafter b. fifteen hundred dollars, which
said sum OF fifteen hundred dollars Is hereby
annually appropriated for said purpose, and
the state auditor Is authorized 20 draw his or
ders upon the general treasurer from time &c
time, for the payment OF the same from any
money in the treasury not otherwise sppropri-
ated.
SEC. 2. Section ~ OF Chapter ~ OF the Public
Statutes. and so much Of Chapter sG3 OF the
Public Laws as IL inconsistent herewith, IL
hereby repealed, and this act shall take effect
from and after its passage.