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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-27
In JAIL.
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teath i'm the other cases could not be dis
dinguished.
Henry NJ Barry, Providence reporter.
testified that on Saturday, the Eth, at
the Elisha Mnthewson place. he. with n
ii. Kirby, Andrew Higgins and George
,. Mitchell, drove 20 Herring pond.
There Mitchell pointed out 10 them the
tracks of "A dog and "A man in the white
sand at the edge of the pond. on the east
side near tho bathing houses. They in
dicated that a man had walked back ana
forward over the beach several times
Those OF the dog indicated that he had
been going In direction from Silas
Harding's place toward tha Anthony
placc The track OF tho man showed
that he had worn broad soled boot or
shoe with no clearly defined heel Ncar
these tracks were three slight hollows i'm
the sand which looked rs il they might
have been made by scooping up the sand
with the hands. In one of these mo
recognized the imprint of four fingers
and a thumb. The attempt was made 10
trace the tracks from the pond toward the
Anthony place. but IL proved unsuccess.
ful after they had passed of of the sandy
beach. When questioned by the coroner
Mr.. Barry stated that he should think
that the tracks might have been made by
man wearing rubber ovorshocs.
"A recess WAS taken until 80 O'Clock.
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Faithful and fearless as q volunteer. and
soldier, intrepid and mvinoiblo as com
mander-ln-chief Of the armies of the
Union, calm and confident as president of a
republic united and strengthened nation
which hrs genius had been Instrumental In
|ohieving he has our homage and that Of
lne world; but brilliant as was his public
character we love him all the more for his
nome life and hOmely virtues His In
dividuality, his bearing and speech, his
simple ways, had flavor OF raro and unique
distinction and his Amercanism was
SO true and unvompronising that his
name Will stand for all time as tho cm-
bodiment of liberty, loyalty, and national
unity.
Victorious in that which under Divine
Providence he was called upon TO do.
clothed with almost limitless power, he
was yet, one of the pcople-patient, patri
otic and Just Success did not disturb the
even balance of his mind, whilo fame was
powericss To swerve him from the path of
duty. Great rs he was i'm war, he loved
reace, and told the world that honorable
arbitration of difficulties was the best
hope of civilized nations. With Washington
ana Lincoln, Grant has an exalted place
In history and the affections OF tho people
Today his memory is held In equal esteem
by those whom he Load To victory and bv
those who accepted his generous terms of
peace. The veteran leaders OF the blue and
the gray here meet not only to honor
the name of the departed Grant hut to
testify To the living reality of fraternal
national spirit, which has triumphed over
the differences Of the past and tfansconds
the limitations Of sectional limos. Its COM
lletion, which we pray God to speed, will
b. the nations greatest glory.
lt ls right then, that General Grant
should nave memorial commensurate
with his greatness and that his last rest
ing place should bo the city Of his choice,
10 which he was so attached in life and
Dt whose ties he was not forgetful even
death. Fitting. too, H. 10 that the
'rcat soldier should slccp hosidc tho noble
liver on whose banks bc first learned tne
e of war and of which hc became
astcr and lcador without a rival.
But let us not forget the glorious dis
notion with which tho metropolis
nong the fair sisicrhood ~ American
ties has honorcd his liio ard memory.
18th al that riches ana sculpture can DO
render the cdiiicc worthy uf the man.
ipon site unsurpassed for magninccnce.
laS q l. monument been reared by Now
York a ptrr, tual record of his Illus
tfious deeds IN tie ccrtaiuty that as
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from the territory OF greater New York il
VIII forever pcrpetuate the name and
fame of one of the bravest military chief
talns of the century. | render grateful
acknowledgment TO the municipal
authorities who selected this classi spot
TO receive his remains 1ne citizens OF
our city will be justly proud of their
action for here will be the shrine where
his old comrades may worship and where
the grateful nation will journey To offer
their silent tribute of admiration. Let it
bc the Mecca where posterity for ages to
come Will gather fresh inspiration for
patriotism. Great in war; greater in peace,
let his memory never fade from the heart
OF u grateful nation.
As be invoked peace for us, let us sec
that his ashes repoSe in peace SO long as
the country he SO heroically defended
exists aye. so long as tho waters of the
hudson How silently by this noble struc-
ture. From this day forth let us hope
tnat every passing steamboat, going in
each direction shall toll its bell in rec.
ognition OF the great services rendered
this country by the silent soldier who
sleeps within these granite walls. For
such an object gentlemen of the New
York Legislature, your request would have
the weight of law. As he served his
present conditions possible we this day
reconsecrate ourselves to all that is best
IN American citizenship, TO all that is
best In this government founded by the
fathers, preserved by our martyrcd hero
and blessed by the grace Of Almighty
God.
Mrs. Mckinley Reported III.
IL has just been learned that Mrs. Me-
kinley is i'll. She had'to be assisted from
her carriage by Sergeant Dillon of the
park police and helped up the steps. She
took her seat on tho grand stand with the
other ladies and seemed TO be worry much
indisposed.
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Trouble Over Plumbers Bill.

The suit OF the firm of Thomas Phillips
" Company against contractor George A.
GOulden To recover s33g ~ took up the
most of today In Judge Wilbur's court.
number of employees of the plaintiffs
testified that the work was done In May.
lss3, 40 the request of the defendant Mr.
Goulden claimed that the plumbing was
ordered by one Horton, who owned the
houses I'm which the work was done and
who dismissed the plumber hired by the
defendant and insisted on the plaintiffs
doing the work.
". {. Carter and Augustus :. Miller
were attorneys for the plaintiif and Il. d.
l3assctt and +. u. Owen, attorneys for dc.
fopdaufa
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For infringement of Patent,

The Seif-Sealing Can Company of New
York filed bill of complaint against tho
W. W. Whitten Cycle Manufacturing
Company of this city in the Circuit Court
this morning, for infringement OF an inn
rrovement IN cans, can tops aud can Gov.
cfs, ana asks the court for provisional
and preliminary injunction restraining
the w w. WhitteD Cycle Manufacturing
Company from any further infringement.
The Solf. scaling Can Company also filed
bill of complaint against the Conglon
& Carpenter Company for an infringe
mont OF the same patent and also asks
the court for restraining provisional or
preliminary Injunction. Papers have
tcon Issued and placed i'm tho hands OF
United states Marshal James >. McCabe
for service
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A NATIONS GIFT.
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earthly coronation. Even If this day
lacked the impressiveness of ccremony
ana was devoid of pageantry, it would
still be memorable, because it is the am
nlyersary of the berth OF one of the most
famous ana best-bcloycd of American
soldiers.
Architecture has paid high tribute to
the leaders of mankind. but never was "A
memorial more worthily bestowed or
more gratefully accepted by "a free peoDle
than the beautiful structure before which
we are gathered. In marking the suc-
cessful completion of the work we have
as witnesses and participants represcntn-
tives OF all branches OF our government.
inc resident officials of foreign nations.
the governors o. states and the sovereign
people from eNey section OF our common
country, who join i'm this august tribute
10 the soldier, patriot, and citizen
Almost IL years have passed since tho
heroic vigil ended and the brave spirit
9t I. ,. Grant fearlessly took It's flight.
Lincoln ana stanton had preceded him,
Dut of the mightye captains of the war
drant was the first to bo called Shcr-
man anu Sheridan survived him, but
nave since Joined him ON the other shore
The great heroes of the civil strife ON
land ana sea are for the most part now
no more: Thomas and Hancock Logan
anu Mcpherson, Farraguf Dupont and
Porter and host of Others have passed
loteNer from human sight These rc-
manning grow doarer to as and from tho
memory OF those who have departed gen.
erations yet unborn will draw their i'm
splratlnn and gather strength for patriotic
purposes. \ great life never dies. Great
uceds nlc hnperiShabe. Grc1t names
immortal. General Grants services and
rEai totcr Will continue undimil Is Ied
Nh me INFLUENCE and Gdvanco i'm tho es.
itadtion OF mankind 50 long as liberty
enHins the corner Stone of ireo govern
iont and tho inteprity of life the guaran-
1 of good citizenship.
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WILL SHUT DOWN,
Shoe Factory to Close Because Help
Would Not Accept Reduction.

Marlboro, Mass, April 27.-The Boyd
Curry boot and shoe company has con-
cluded to shut down its factory as soon as
the work on hand is completed.
Superintendent Greeley of the firm saws
this action il caused by the refusal of EN- :
pioyes 10 accept reduction i'm wages.
Agent Murray of the boot and shoe
workers organization says that Mr.. Gree
ley would not agree To give his employees
steady work il they would accept a rcduc-
tion in wages. III Mr.. Greeley had done
this, satisfactory price list would have
been formed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-27
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE
PROPOSALS FOR
STEEL HIGHWAY BRIDGE.
Office OF Commissioner Of Public Works.

Office OF Commissioner of Public Works,
SEALED PROPOSALS, addressed to the
Commissioner of Public Works, City Hall,
Providence, Il. l., will be received until
eleven o'clock n. m, MAY Is, 1897, for fur.
nishng steel highway bridge over the Prov.
dence river, TO replace the present wey bosset
bridge.
Plans and specifications may be seen at the
City Engineers office. City Hall, where
blank forms OF contract, proposal and bonds
may be obtained.
Each proposal must be accompanied by a
bond or certified check for two thousand dol
lars.
The right to reject any or all bids is re.
served. ROBERT E SMITH
a3-l6t Commissioner of Public Works
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Will Visit His Son.

Amesbury, Mass, April 27.-Michnef
Kelley, father of Joseph r.. Kelley. the
murderer of Cashier ~tickney of Somcrs
worth, y. H.. left here ON the $40 train
this morning for Dover, 90 pay his first
visit 90 his son, I'm jail there. IT, was
accompanied 10y his son. Il. NJ. Kelley.
nm Amesbury newspaper reporter 1hoy
are expected To arrive in Dovor at 1918.
and will then arrange for the future con-
lurf nf tho i.n.n
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TnE CRY OF pRoyIDryCr.
CHAPTER 7so

'lII-hI 7 IIA INU.
An VIdinanco i'm Amendment Of Chapter "a
!Ie Illy Ordinances, Enttled, Officers
of the Ciy and Their Duties"
Approved April l3, 1897
IL is ordained by the CRY Council of tho C;,r
OF Providence as follows. ~
,ShCltON l. Section 3 OF Chapter 3fof the
tly ordinances, entitled ''Offieers of the
read as follows: ' w
SCI. In addition 90 the officers named
IN lhe nfst ana second sections OF this chan
t'r, The CITY Council shall elect by GO ncur-
fent voie or the TWO branches ths following
officers, 20 wit: 80
a CITY solicitor, who shall be elected for
we .erin on three years ON the first Monday
OF May, A. ID. 1877, and ON the first Monday ri
may ot every third year thereafter.
ANNUALLY Commissioner of sinking Funds
WHO shaii ne elected for term Of three years
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-27
Verdict for the Plaintiff.

For the loss Of all the fingers on his left
had jury in the Common Pleas Division
oil the supreme Court yesterday gave
John Il. Burke "a verdict for 5000 against
the National India Rubber Company of
Bristol. Burke, while at work i'm the
NM Cf the defendant corporation in
Decembcr 1890 slipped on a greasy floor
and his hand went into a machine and
was badly crushed. ". II Hayes was
attorney for the plaintiff
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KILLED THIS AFTERNOON,
Man Watching Work on Shepard & Co.
Build ng Loses Els Life.

a bystander watching the work of
erecting the new part of Shepard a. Com
rany's building at the rear of the main
building on Westminster street, was
struck on the head by the ring in the
nooin used IN hosting the heavy material.
The ring broke and falling struck tho
man on the head. He died while he was
being taken To the Rhode Island Hospital
in the ambulance
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-27

TENEMENT 10 LEr-Uppc- tcnement, 2sD
Pine street; rent Sl3. Apply 247 Pine street.
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lApprovel April 20. lsa7.

NAppToNel Aprll ". lsyI.
IL IL ordained by the CITY Council of the
City of Providence as follows:
SECTION |. The City Treasurer acting
under the direction of the Joint Standing
Committee on Finance, is hereby authorized
ana directed 10 borrow from time 10 time
ana IN su n amounts as may be necessary the
sum OF three hundred and twenty thousand
dollars, and 10 issue therefor the CITY : notes
bearing interest az "A rate of not exceeding six
per cent. per annum. signed by him. and
countersi-ned by the Mayor and the Chair
man OF the Committee ON Finance The
monev thus obtained shall constitute n suec-
lal appropriation. and shall DE exclusively used
and expended in building stone abutmept,
and piers, and steel superstructure of "A bridge
at the location of the present weybosset
bridge over the Providence river and for the
rebuilding of the river walls from Market
square 20 tho south line OF q ,rawford street
In accordance with the provisions OF un Act
entitled: An Act Authorizing the CITY of
Providence 90 hire the sum Of Sl2OODl for the
purposs of building bridge at the location of
the present Woybosset bridge and for the re
building of the river walls from Market
square To Crawford sIreeS," whenever n GER
tined copy of said Act as passed by the Gen.
s,ra' Assembly shall be delivered TO the City
Treasurer. -
True copies-Witness:
WILLIAM E. CLARKE, p
h-'-"t City Clerk
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HEAD CUT OFF.
Terrible Accident al a Grade Cross.
ing at North Abingdon.
Farmer Doherty Struck by Consoli-
dated Train and Decapitated.

North Abingdon, Mass. April 27--John
Doherty, "A farmer of this place, was in
stantly killed by train from Boston on
the New York, New Haven & Hartford
Railroad this morning while driving
across the tracks. The wheels Of the To-
comotive passed over him and severed the
head from the body. He was II years of
age. He leaves widow and SIX children.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-27

Hosmvr. CORNER Westminster aud Franklin
sifcct~. moro tam understands fittiny rpcrts.
cles and eyeglasses prices ono half what vlhcFs
Charge Opcn every evening. nij "
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A $4,000 Blaze at New Milford.

New Milford. Conn. April 25.-1he
building containing the pnint department
of the Bridgeport Finishing Company
which has large plant herr, was de-
stroycd by fire late last night 1hc loss Is
s20vVo. fnlly insured. origin unknown.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-27
A Water Logged scow.

VINEYARD Haven Mnss. April q. The
tug Eureke, (Ilr. J. Captain Dcruches.
rom Pictua y. >, for Philadelphia with
two mud scows I'm tow put i'm here with
one of them water logged.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-27
Mayor Strong's Speech.

Mayor Strong's Speech,
Mayor Strong then addressed the vast
multitude. He said:
General Porter as mayor of the city of
New York, and on behalf of all its citi-
zens, 10 IL my distinguished honor TO for
lnaily accept from the Grant Monument
Association this magnificent tomb It is
especially Hitting that the transfer Of this
beautiful piece Of architecture should take
place In the presence Of the president and
vice president Of the United States, the
mbers OF the cabinet and many others
OF high official position and also the repre-
sentatiyes of foreign governments who
unite with us TO honor the memory OF
one OF whom You h We already so feelingly
spoken. Erected as 10 was by the volun-
tary contributions of nearly one hundred
Thousand OF our fellow citizens. mostly
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TO LET-At l39 Oxford street. between Two
lines or cars, an upper tenement of six rooms,
besides two i'm attic and conveniences in base
ment for washing. Apply To Cro,sley Bros.
1910 Eddy street. a24-6t
40 LEi - Ien.room mousse. los burners
street: hot and cold watel jurnacs. etc
Apply TO ID. Russell Brown. II
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-27

CrouD and whoopin, cough are childhoo ~
errors; but. like pneumonia. hr lnchitis md
nther ihtoai ana lun troubles. can be- qnickly
cured by using One Minute Cough Cure.
.ofcpn =. Johnsun's pharmarv SlI Wcsf
minst r street: Metz icr's Pharmacy. gtl
Eddy strcct
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clustering about il will recall tho heroic
age, OF tho republic It's mute eloqucnce
VIII plead Cor equal sacrifice should war
ever again threaten the nations life In
this tomb which generosity has created
and which his services have saictlfiod, his
ashes will henceforth rest, but his true
sepulchrc will be In the hearts of his coun-
trymen.
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A Definite Contract.

The Did Colony Cooperative Bank loans
money ON n definite contract. Ront buys a
home. eOs Industrial Trust Building.
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WANTED Agent for the Vermont Life. n
new ~ stcW ~ insurance: policies tssurd Tor
SlUU aud upward: contain provisions for cX.
tended insurance paid up loans. cash sur.
ruudor and total disability. no iaps,s, eNc,~s.
arrears or dchcieucies; ~ crnl contract 10
agents j. ~ FLOYD. superintendent. room
~ % Westminster street. y stGt
WANTED-llon in receipt IT small tay or
tho~' not steadily cmiluycd on can give a
part ~ their time ~ work evenings. can earn
good ray by addressing J.h Floyd room ~,
3! Westminster street, " 23Gt
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HELr WANYED-FEMALEx


NANTED-kKperienoed Nova Scotia or
Swo1e girl for general housework; references
required. Address Box s. Peacedale, r. L.
a22-6t
WAN ED-1wo ladies' for Office work. three
" ewriters and four for family Situations
90 Westminster street. room 70. 2l-0t
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time passes, around IL will assemble with
gratitude and reverence and voneration.
men OF all clines, races and nationalities.
New York holds I'm its keeping the
precious dust of tho silent soldier, but
his achievements, what he aud his brave
comrades wrought for mankind are in
the keeping of seventy millions OF Amer
lean citizens who will guard the sacred
heritage for over and for every more.
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CHAPTER ISL

Not for Building Now Bridge over the
Providence River, and for Rebuilding
River Walls
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NANIED-A man with $50 10 60 into tho
News Office. ~ d ,i.ef
WAArED-Men and women, yoong and old.
80 WorA Tor ,isln their own homes In spare
weet NO ranyassinp:, any child can do ths
Woih 'stndhd lress to-day we send work atonce.
~ ~ y. Hrlpp. Dept. ~. Tyrone. Pa. 2sr3l
MANThD-Boy with experience, Io~l5rins
( earus ana labels. 81 Wey ybosset street. room /.
-MANIED--Carriage painters; mnsf bn ai,l.
20 stripe and varnisli Apply z5 byron slrlei
~ ~ Durice' a1i-I
BOhSl BONsli BOYSF!-You ca, maze
money and get "A Bicycle for noihine. Ii,o
NteMa wants ~ boys IN Providence amt vicIn-
IVY VIC want To earn 81 or 81 a week by wurls-
lhk Few hours every afternoon. The work
VIII %" easy ana right in your homo n.lehLor-
hoou Buys who fcsiup with their pargl.tS - q
guardians preferred. Call at nncr aud rcc,.ivo
iul rNplana; ION. Circulation Department,
providence News, Weybosset street
MAAThD-An Idea. Who can think OF sorne
Simple thing "a patcrtl Protect your ideas:
,n'y may bring you wealth. Writo John
nruu'fDuFh ~ Co, patent attorneys. Wash
mSton, -. G., for their $3.50 prize offer and
Lst new LIST ol lgn invfntions wantea. II
BblSl BOYS!l BONs!!!--Yoi san make
money and get n Bicycle for nothing. Ths
Newa wants go boys in Providence ana vicin-
NY WHO want 10 earn - or S3 week by work.
lAs few hours every afternoon. Tie work
VIII DO easy and right in your home nelghbor-
huoG' Boys who reside with their parents or
guardians preferred. Call at once and receive
iuu rNplauhtlon. Circulation Department,
providence News, Z Weybosset street.
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WINTER RESORTS.
Hotel Traymore, Atlantic city

'Ny''o'Nt N'S"NS Nilg' W j.
over ooks the mott delightful seCtion OF This "a
nous beach ScusOnabe comforts ant anu e..
meut. Open mrouehont the veaT
ai-lm ID = WH1TE JE. Proprietor.
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When General Porter concluded Mayor
Strong OF New York received the monu-
ment on behalf of the city.
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The Grafton Of General Horace Porter
followed the eloquent but brief discourse
OF the president. 10 Tu
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TO laET-lf you are looking for tenernent
near the water, look at the tenement ON New
York avenue; the finest view you ever saw:
all improvements; low rent; ear route In.
quire 1912 Broad street a23.6t
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HGCsEs TO LET.

40 LET-Lower te neinent of seven rooms.
modern improvements, steam heat rent
reasonable TO iamiy az adults. PSI Pearl
street, right bell ao5-st
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TO LhT-Five new handsome cottagcs near
Cranston street: all modern iniproyements:
rents moderate; elecirics every 3 fpiru,es.
John ;. Trip 81 Co., s1l Westminster street
ul4.tf
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TO Lighthouse of ten rooms ON Carpenter
street; also tenement of eight rooms ON
Courtiand street, with all modern improve
ments aud in best of repair. Apply to w. Hum
toon, 1923 Westminster street a2I-6t
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TO LET-Half of house at 4 Margar.t
street, six rooms, everything sepcratc; rent
sl2. 80 Apply Mt 10 Moore street !, letf
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TO LET'S ore 100 Union street: now oc-
cnpled by Ernest Hunold; Possession given
May !. Apply 10 q. b. Arnold, 35 South Water
street a2S-8t
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-To man
and wife or elderly ladies': a good chance
for the right parties. Call ut ~ Chestnut
street. or at 100 Pine street, right hand bell.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-27

TO LET-ln a private family, a nicely furfi-
ishcd room, with home comforts: modern inn
provemtnts. terms reasonablc: b7S Pine
street. corner stewart street. righthand bell
ial6-n
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10 LET-D"sirable teneInents in sTbe
whitfield. corner Broad and Pearl streets:
low rent Apply -nitor a24-6t
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TO LET-Upper tenement at lU6 John
John street. n yS-e,
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To LET-Corner Prairie and Potters ave.
nues, lower tenement, six large rooms: mod
ern improvements. first-class condition: SIS
per month. Apply on premises a 26-6t