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GRAN HOTEL Y RESTAURANT "INGLATERRa.
IetGGTs esqISnG d Cruz
A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Segdn cablegrama recibido en- esta Ca
pital, ell vapor correo que debfa salir de
Cadiz Ell dia 10 del actual, 10 verificara al
8, por conveniencia del servicio. Tambian
el que debe salir de Santander ell lia 20.
directo para la Habana, 10 efectuara 81 IS
de Abril. Esta modification es EXCLUSIVE
mente para ell presente mes.
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Para conseguir zapatos cabritilla, cn

= Para conseguir zapatos cabritilla, cor
to ingles, de charol gusto jardinera, de
charol corte ing'es, de piel de Russia, cor
to borinqua1o, de charol bordado en- orc (
10 Luis XIV, amazonas piel de cabrito Ola
c6 bordado y de diferentes classes mas. no
hay sino visitar g La Palmesana," de Pie
rasy Companfa, Fortaleza ntlmero 80.
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Nos dice un amigo: &C Ell sefior don
Enrique Dupuy de LONE, nombrado Mi
nistro de Espai1a en- Washington, es hom-
tfas en- los Estados- Unidos. Fu6 Comisa
rio Regio de Espafla en- la Exposition
Universal de Chicago, y con su conducta
contribuyo mucho que nuestra Nacion
aicanzara ALI la brillante representation
que tuvo."
Cast todos los periodicos de ;la Isla,
vienen insertando ell programa para ell
ConcursO Agr1cola que Sc celebrara en-
Mayagiiez y tai procedimiento nos parpce
muy oportuno, pues estos certamenes ne
cesitan la mayor propaganda. n 9.
Seg1n vemos en- los peri6dicos penin-
sllares llegados en- el dltimo correo, ell Sc
nor Castellanos, hoy Ministro de Ultra
mar, llev6 la voz y representation del par
tidO cOnservador en- la ComiSl0n de presu-
puestos, distinguiendose en- ella por la
energia con que rechaz6 todo aumento en-
los gastos ptlblicos. Este dato es excelen-
te para iuzgar de sus opiniones en- mate
ria financiera nos a1egraremos que des-
pliegue iguales energ1as al ocuparse de los
gastos de Puerto Rico y corte ell incremen-
to continue que van tomando algunos ser
vicios erdaderamente de lujo y cuya uti-
amos.
Participamos q los amigos y relacio-
nados de nuestro amigo don Alberto Con
zalez. que su senorita hija Isabel, aunque
recoifda todavia, Sc encuentra muy mejor
de la enfermedad que le ha hecho guar
dar CANA en- estos dias. ., ~-~~ -.~-...~.~-
Nos escriben de Barros que ell ioven
vecino de aquel'a localidad don Felipe
Santana Villafafe, solicitara en- breve
permiso del Gobierno General para pasar
Cuba en clase de Voluntario, ingresan-
do en- uno de los batallones expediciona-
rios para combatir Ia insurreccion.
De Naguabo nos escribe un amigo que
la gente azucarera de aquella jurisdic-
ci6n no la saliva nj la Bula de Meco. ST
no las aplasta la remolacha, acabaran con
elias ell caculo, la changa. :. maxima, los
consumes, los presupuestos munieipales,
la columna vertebral del Arancel VICENTE
y'otras pequeheces. 81 vlene 81 canje, di-
ce ell amigo que escribe, habra que emil
grar del pals. o.
De I'm colega de esta Capital, recorta-
mos: "Hemos dido decir queen ell edifi-
clio gconocido por ell Institute, en- Santnrce,
y ell Hospital en- Construction en- el mismo
barrio, Sc aloiaran tres de los cuatro bata
llanes, que segdn noticias telegrafcas,
han de llegar en- breve esta Isla, q las
ordenes del general Martinez Campos.
Fueron detenidos aver por la fuerza
de Orden Pdblico en- esta Capital, los in
divfduos Juan Francisco Miranda y Maria
sicaIdQ, pQr pelea y escandalo; Maria Nj
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Fue conducido aver la carcel de esta
Capital, p0r Orden del Juez municipal de-
San Francisco, el indivfduo Ceferino Con
zalez.
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Dicen de Mayaguez que la companfa
de zarzuela del sefior Navarro, Sc embar-
cara ell 10 del actual para Santo Domingo.
dOnde tiene alberto un abono.
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realzar barasna Las hay
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Fueron detenidos aver por la fuerza
de Orden Pdblico en- esta Capital, los in
divfduos Juan Francisco Miranda y Maria
sicagd6, por palea Y escandalo; Maria Nj
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Aver empezaron trasladarse las of
cinas y cuerpo de la Guardia Civil q la ca
sa sltuada en- la calle del Cristo, esquina 4
a de San Sebastian, y cuya casa ee conoca
con el nombre de 'Fcasa de Loredo."
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Sc quejan de Bayam6n de que aver no
mataron ninguna res para 81 ahasso pl-
Dllco. Comic, ppes, de Yigilia todo 81
munQQs
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Aver asistieron los medicos titulares
nueve enfermos de viruelas en- los distin-
tog distritos de la Capital. Casos parti-
culares conocidos, 2 Y en- ell HosDitaIilIo
80, de ellos ~ en- convalecencia,
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r.. En- la Sastrerfa Francesa, cerca d,
Colmado de Luina, SO venden excelente
fuses de alpaca grano de polvora. mu
barato y hechos q la Ultima hora. Ha
ademas un colossal surtido de ropa propi
para la Senana Santa. <H<
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en- 81 t'. pARIc RA7Ann

EN- Ell 80 PARIS-BAzAR" = Mantillas de
blondas negras desde 81 hasta S75. Enea-
jes de seda blancos y negros. Pasamane-
ria negra con cuentas sin cuentas para.
adornos de trajes. Pasamaneriae de colo
res de todos anchos. Abanicos de plufna
con varillaje de concha S12. Abanicos
de plumas negras y de cclores con varilla-
Je de MADEIRA, de varios precics. 3-a
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Cast todos los peri6dicos de jla Isl;
vienen insertando ell programa para
Concurso Agrfcola que Sc celebrara e
Mayagiiez y tai proeedimiento nos pareG
muy oportuno, pues estos certamenes n
cesitan la mayor propaganda. -- =.
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THE NETHERLANDS ~

guros contra incendio.-Fundada en- 1S4I
-Admite toda clase de riesgos sobre mel
caderias, provisiones, casas, fncas Y ha
ciendas, tipos modicos. -Agentes gene
rales, Meltz &. Gambia, San Juan.-Eeen
tes: Federico Gatell, Mayagtiez. .-Chris
tian Boysen,, Ponce. s 6-3
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:. Candelaria Marquee, vecina de Luoui-
Ito, que Sc encuentra enferma, desea saber
el paradero de su hija Josefa MARQUEE la
cual tiene un hijo como de amos, namado
Manuel y que vivian habra como un afio
en- compaflfa de un individuo de nombre
Manuel Gomez en- ell pueblo de Cayey. Co
mo acto de carload Sc suplica la prensa
de la Isla la reproduction de estas lfneas.
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5 Anoche tuvo lugar en- ell Hotel I,loka-
tiendo ella buen ndmero de cabalIerog v
senoras de nuestra mejor sociedad. Sc
di tinguieron mucho, la sefiorita D'Aponte
cantando algunos trozos de opera, eI sefior
Delgado, (don Lucio) el senior Carbonell v
los artistas cubanos sef1ores Royo, Llorens.
Marcos, Martinez, Ojeda y T. MARTINEZ.
La parte de piano estuvo q cargo de los
demas artistas fueron muy aplaudidos.
El vendedor de billetes Juan Reina.
dice que perdio aver en- la Ollerfa de San,
turce el billete de la Loterfa Provincial
num- 81, 1,435. Ha dado ell parte cores
pondiente para que no sea satisfecho caso
de salir premiado..
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Participamos los amigos y relac
nados de nuestro amigo don Alberto CT
zalez. que su sefiorita hija Isabel, aunq
recoifda todavfa, Sc 5encuentra muy me
de la enfermedad que le ha hecho gu
dar CANA en- estos dias. e., ,~.~~..~-,..
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6UilDiN6 PERMITS.

Inspector Hopkins issued the following
building permits this week:
r. L Banigan, Hope stret. q STORY frame
dwelling. \ McDonuugh, builder.
William T. sutton, LinwoOd avenue, 2ls-story
frame dwelling; q houchard. builder.
Mrs Rachel Ruln, Bark street, 5story brick
dwelling anu store building: Plante. builder
Nathan n Truman, Wcyhosset street, alter.
atoms: a Mcdonald, builder.
Cnpruni Brothers, Charles street story
frame dwelling and store: W H. Colweii.
architect.
Mr.. r. T.. Robinson, 2O5 Ohio avenue, addi-
tion 90 piazza; J l. Cundclct, builder.
James "A Duggar, 3l8 Admiral street. ad-
dition TO piazza; Burdick a. Wheelor, build.
ers.
Robert l.. Bailey. Lilac street, History
farme barn: j. =. NachoB. builder.
william Scattorgood, Jr., rear Indiana ave-
nue.. story frame barn; William Brines.
builder.
Iohn DAILY. Eagle street 2ls-story frame
dwelling.
r. l.. Thornton and wife. l9l Pond street,
new cellar.
:. Warren, 2 Pratt street. alterations TO
dwelling V Beck, builder.
Eastwood N Evans. rear llB Valley street.
IN story frame barn; h A Rinssr. builder.
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George b. Phillips Traverse street, rstory
brick workshop; Hathaway Douglas
Bridget Rim. Ash street. alterations to
dwelling.
Eastwood a Evans. lib Valley street, addi'
tion: II A Winsor. builder,
: Herbert Taylor Rugby and Johnston
streets, l1z-story frame dwelling. m,
Mrs. Susan IL. Osborn, Admiral street, ga
story frame dwelling william Brines, b"lluor.
Alexander Hill, 20 Almy street, xt3story
frame dwelling; James McGregor, puiIoer.
Joseph Banigan, Preston and governor
streets. northeast corner, STORY ir"iho
dwelling; Allan Mcdonald. builder.
Joseph Banigan, Governor street. "a story
frame dwelling: Allan Mcdonald, builder.
Joseph Banigan, Ives street, four EI3,slory
frame dwellings; Allan Mcdonald pulider,
Lawrencfe Il. German. ~ Comstock ave-
nue, 212-story frame dwelling; Comerioru I"
McCirath. builders. -.
William Dolan estate, IA EDDY street, addi'
tion Donnelly, builder.
Patrick Coleman heirs CHAMBERS street.
21s-story frame dwelling; Charles brothers'
builders. go,
Flint Company, Rhodes street ana Aliens
avenue, addition (open she'd. .o
Heirs of Gardner N. Burgess, rear Ss anu 20
Stewart street, new cellar samuel t. DaVis'
builder. 80
Heirs of NJ Burgess, rear l5 Stewart
street, new cellar rs. l.. Davis, builder.
Heirs of q. M. Burgess, % stewart s'rse''
alterations to coal shed.
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with scarlet front, and II WAS said of
us in the army that we could set whole
population running, the women toward
Us and the men away. There we're bright
eyes in the Rosenberg windows that
morning which seemed 10 beg me to
tarry. but what can a soldier do save to
kiss his hand and shake his bride as no
rides upon his wayY
IL was a bleak season to ride through
the poorest and ugliest country in Eu-
rope, but there was cloudless ky above
and bright cold sun which shimmered
on the huge snow fields. My breath
reeked into the frosty air and Rstaplan
sent up two feathers Of steam from his
nostrils, while the icicles dropped from
the sideirons OF his bit. / let him trot
TO warm his limbs, while for my own
part had too much TO think OF to give
much heed 10 the cold To north and
south stretched the great plains mottled
over with dark clumps OF fir, and lighter
patches OF larch. A few cottages peeped
out here and there. but 1t was only three
months since the grand army had passed
that way, and you now what that means
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Lisbon, Moscow-we stabbed our horses
In them all. Yes, my friends, / say again
that you do well TO send your children to
me with flowers, for these ears have
heard the trumpet call OF France, and
these eyes have seen her standards in
lands where they may never be seen
again.
Even now when doze In my arm chair
i can see those great warriors stream
before me, the green jacketed chasseurs,
the giant cuirassiers, Dombrowskis
-faucers, the white mantled dragons, the
nodding bearskins OF the horse grena-
diers. And there comes the thick, low
rattle OF the drums, and through wreaths
OF dust and SMOKE i see the line of high
bonnets, the row of brown faces, the
swing and toss OF the long red plumes
amid the stopping line of steel. And
there rides Ney with his red head, and
Lefebvre with his bulldog jaw, and
Lannes with his Gascon swagger, and
then amidst the CLEAN of brass and the
Haunting feathers / catch a glimpse OF
him, the man with the pale smile, the
rounded shoulders and the far off eyes.
There Is an end OF my sleep, my friends,
for up 1 spring from my chair with a
cracked voice calling and a silly hand
/. outstretched, so that Madame Titaux has
more laugh at the old fellow who lives
among the shadows.
Although was full chief OF brigade
when the wars came to an end, and had
every hope OF soon being made a general
of division, II is still rather to my earlier
DAYS that turn when / wish to talk of
the glories and the trials of a soldiers
life. For you you will understand that
when an officer has so many men and
horses under him he has his mind full OF
recruits ana remounts, fodder and farriers
and quarters, so that even when he is not
In the face OF the enemy, life is very
serious matter for him. But when he is
only lieutenant or a captain he has
nothing heavier than his epaIlets upon
his shoulders, so that he can clInk his
spurs and swing his dolman, drain his
glass and kiss his girl, thinking OF moth
ing save enjoying a gallant life. That is
the time when he is likely 10 have adven-
lures, and so 1t Is most often TO that time
that shall turn in the stories which
may tell you. SO II Will be tonight when
tell you Of my visit to the Castle OF
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CHAPTER GA,

An Ordinance in Amendment Of Chapter e5S
OF the Ordinances Entitled can Ordinance
to Regulate theUse of Explosives for Blast
ing Within the City of Providence"
(Approved August 0. ls95.l
1t is ordained by the City Council Of the City
of Providence az follows:
SECTION I. sec. OF chapter 65S Of the ordi-
nances, entitled IAN ordinance TO regulate
the use of explosives for blasting within the
City of Providence" is hereby amended 10
read as follows:
"SEC 2. The commissioner of public
works is hereby authorized to grant permis-
sion in writing to any person or persons or
corporation to use explosives tor blasting at
ANY place within the limits of the City OF
Providence. provided In his opinion, such
blasting can be done with safety TO persons
and property, upon such conditions and un.
der such regulations and restrictions as he
shall impose and said commissioner of public
works may require a bona in such amount
and with such surety or sureties to his sat
isfaction he shall deem sufficient, such
bond to be given To the commissioner OF pub
lie works for the benefit OF any person or per-
sons corporation which may suffer any
damage by reason of the exercise OF such per-
mission TO use explosives for blasting con-
ditioned TO pay all damages and all costs of
suits and losses and expenses of every name
and nature which shall accrue 10 or be
suffered by any person, persons or corpora
tion 10y reason of the exercise OF such permis-
sion TO do blasting, az aforesaid" +"
SEC. 2. Said ordinance Is hereby amended
by adding a section thereto TO read as fol-
lows:
"SEc. 4. Any person who shall violate any
Of the provisions of section l of this ordinance
shall be fined twenty dollars for each such
violation"
True copies-witness:
WILLIAM T.. CLARKE,
asst City Clerk.
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copyrighted. 1885.
CHAPTER /.

You do very well, my friends, to treat
me with some little reverence, TOT III
bonoring me YOU are honoring both
France and yourselves. IL is not only AN
old gray-moustached officer whom you
see eating his omelette or draining ms
glass, but il is piece OF history, and OF
the most glorious history which our own
or any country ever had. In me you see
one OF the last OF those wonderful men,
the men who were veterans When they
were vet bows, who learned TO use a
sword earlier than a razor, and who dur
ing a hundred battles had never once let
the enemy see the color OF their KNAPP
sacks. For twenty years we were teach
ing Europe how TO fight, and even when
they learned their lesson ii was only the
Thermometers and never the bayonet
which could break the Grand Army
down. Berlin, Naples, Vienna, Madrid,
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Atfew more remarks:
70 ARCHITECTS.
Plans for East Side High School.

Office CO the
superintendent of Public Buildings.
City Hall, Providence. X L,July 10, 1895.
The city OF Providence propose TO erect a
high school on land owned by the City OF
Providence, and sit'iated on the corner OF
Hope street and Alum avenue. Plans Will
he received from any aicnitsct having an
Office in the City OF Providence provided hi.
application 20 compete Is filed with the com
mittee on city property not later than July
Copies OF conditions, requirements and plat
win be sent TO parties making application on
or before the above date.
sunerintendent OF Public Buildings, without
signature. until MONDAY, August IL, 1895,
st 2.80 y. m.
jyl5-25t DANLD bohION' CHAIRMAN.
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

Inspector Bemis received plum bing
plans to be filed for the week ending Aug.
| 9, as follows;
Lucy b. Humes, Potters avenue and
Plymouth street; James II. Goldrick.
| Mrs. f.. A. Shepard, 50 Prospect street; I;
| The Thomas Phillips Company.
James Hsnley, 132 Charles street; Blig h
x Lally.
James Hanley, rear 10 Charles street !;
! Bligh & Lally.
Arnold estate, 141 Dean street, p.
| O'Connor.
Arnold estate, rear 141 Dean street; p
Homeopathic Hospital, corner Olney
street; Z. a j. Tierney.
George II. Bates, 105 Central street; +.
II. Burlingame.
Alexander Brough, q and % Pomona
John Eddy, corner Hayden and Martha
street; The Thomas Phillips Company.
Mrs. william Ames, 1876 Benefit street !;
The Thomas Phillips Company.
John Miller, 81 Gardner street; John s.
Wright.
Henry L. Cressey.
Rufus Griffith, 1T Sycamore street; Will
liam NJ Congdon.
samuel Warwick, Berkshire street;
Frank b. Smith.
William f. Sullivan, 1877 Federal street;
William B thompson.
ii. /. Williams and wife, lib Thurbers
avenue; William M. Murphy.
City OF Providence, Courtland and Ges-
ler streets; j. W. McAuliffe.
Timothy Feeley, corner Amherst and
Steuben streets; J. p. Morrissey.
August Briesden. 133 Waldo street
James ii. Goldrick.
John Taylor, 723 Potters avenue; James
III. Goldrick.
A. S. Davis, 164 Chestnut street; F. G..
Lees.
J. f. studley, weybosset street; F. G..
Lees.
J. Mello, 1862 Ives street; william r.
Hussey
Holmes q Co.
Brownell estate, Westminster street; d.
Holmes & Co.
Charles f. Dudley, 81 Oak street; e.
Frank Carey x Co.
William Donaldson, "a Atlantic avenue;
r. Frank Carey * Co.
Michael Dzybricke, Burrs Lane; l.
l.. Billings.
Home Investment Co., Vermont avenue;
William A. Walsh.
Anthony estate, 1919 Westminster street; ;
II. n j. Sawyer.
Mary Il. Dyer, 437 South Main street;
Charles Pearce.
James Buchanan, Marlborough avenue;
A. A. Cyr, corner Broad and Cyr
streets; j. L. Milper.
Providence Lying-in Hospital, Field
street; Henry Il. Root.
Providence Lying in Hospital, corner
State and Field streets; Henry T. Root.
Miss NJ. Sullivan, 10 Hopkins street;
Henry T. Root.
II. F. Payton, $40 North Main street I;
Z. x j. Tierney.
George Carr, 10 Concord street; L. L.
| Billings.
Ebenezer Baptist Society, corner A and
| Booth streets; &. B. Brennan.
T. II. Johnson, Bassett street; Charles
| f.. Heck.
l.. +. Robinson, Stokes street; Charles
| +. Heck.
! Elizabeth Whalen, Bernon street; James
I T. Bannon.
John p. Hazard, 1888 Regent avenue;
! James A. Donnelly.
James b. Phetteplace, 66 Wood street
| w. &. Rice q Co.
James b. Phetteplace, 6s Wood street;
| W. G. Rice & Co.
Dexter l.. Pierce, % Hammond street
| William l.. Whipple
William f.. Joslin Co., Dabol street
| Phillips a. Phillips.
George l.. Youlden, Wyatt street
| George II. Haswell.
Patrick Leydon, Mawney street; Cain 4
| Carroll.
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TIE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Proposals for Building an
Addition to the POtter'S
Avenue School House.
Office OF the Clerk Of Committees.
IifN Hall. ProYidence. LnlY 81 lan.


Sealed proposals, addressed 10 the Chairman
of the Committee on City Property, will bc re-
ceived at the Office of the Superintendent Of
Public Buildings. City Hall, Providence, X.
], until MONDAY, August 18th, 1895, AZ
2.O o'clock, y. M, for building an addition 10
the Potters' avenue school house.
Plans and specifications may bu seen st the
Office OF Martin * Hall architects. 5O2 Indus
trial Trust Building. Providence, X. i.
The bid for masons' work carpenters work
painting. plastering and gas piping To be in
one proposal: the bid for plu'ubing to be in
one proposal ana the bid TOR heating and ven.
tilating 10 be in one proposal.
No bid will be considered unless accompan-
fed by certified check for n sum equal to
ten tl0) per cent Of tho amount Of the con.
tract n a guarantee that said contract will
be signed within ten days 81 the date of ac-
ceptance, and ~ said contract IL not signed
within ten days from the date of acceptance
said sum OF ten per cent. will be retained and
held for the use of the city, "a liquidated
damages on account Of failure TO sign said
contract within ten days from tho date OF
acceptance.
The committee reserves the right TO rejec;
any or al bids.
v ord '" - IANTp ElETON,
,hairnni of the tulBlaittvu un City
Ay. HxSYpEs. cl.r. Of ooml,,...
aulsl0A
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CHAPTER 672.
An Ordinance Permitting the Brown -Unive
sity Corporation TO Lay Pipes and Wir'
Under and Across Waterman street.

An Ordinance Permitting the Bfewn- -Univer-
sity Corporation TO Lay Pipes and Wires
Under and Across Waterman Street
(Approved August q. 1881
1t is ordained by the City Council of the City
of Providence follows:
SECTIoS /. Permission Is hereby granted
unto the Brown University Corporation. in
accordan ce with the provisions contained in
an act passed by the General Assembly at its
January session. A. ID. 1896 to build and
maintain conduit under and across Water
man street, from land of said University on
the southeast corner of Prospect and said
Waterman streets, to the building Standing
on land of said university on the northeast
corner OF said Prospect and Waterman streets,
and maintain pipes and wires therein for the
purpose of furnishing said building with
steam heat and light.
SEe. 2. The permission herein granted is
upon the condition that said conduit shall be
laid under the supervision and control and
to the satisfaction of the commissioner of pull
lie works III accordance with the accompany
ing pfan provided, however, that in the lay
ing of said conduit travellers either on foot,
in carriages or upon the cars of the Providence
Cable Tramwsy Company on Waterman street
shall not be unnecessarily interrupted or de
layed. and that said Brown University Corpo
ration shall pay all costs damages arising
from the permission hereby granted.
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to country. The Poles were our
sfriends, il is true, bun out OF hundred
thousand only the guard had wagons,
and the rest had TO live as best they
might. 1t did not surprise me, there
fore, to see no signs of cattle and no
smoke from the silent houses. veal
had been left across the country where
the great host hao passed, and 1t was said
that even the rats were starved wherever
the Emperor had led his men.
CONTINUED MoNDAY.)
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thought the other day, as was down
at Narragansett Pier, that 1t looked like
the same crowd of merry promenaders,
and bathers i saw on the same place %
years ago. The same kind of laughter as
the waves rolled In in frothy breakers
and enveloped them in watery embrace.
At the hotels the same parade OF Mr..
Moneybags, and the younger Money
bags. There were no bicycles then, but
prancing horses took their places.