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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-21
WISCONSIN central
REORGANIZATION.

The plan for the reorganization Of the Wisconsin
Central system, dated April 10th. 1899. has been
and copies can be had on application to the United
Colon trust COMPANY OF boston. or TO either Of the
Holders OF Wisconsin Central Company First
Mortgage bonds; Of Wisconsin Central Eailrosd
Wisconsin r, i. Co. First Mortgage Bonds. 81. Paul
Purchase Money Mortgage Notes; OF Wisconsin Il
Minnesota X. r. Co. First Mortgage Bonds; OF Chip.
bonds; and holders Of Certificates of Deposit or Trus-
tees Certificates OF Beneficial Interest representing
n: tiny . of the r liza u sssefi states sF trust asfoee o%p.n 70 o. a'R E.W
York or the Old Colony Trust Company or Boston.
under the said plan on or before June Sd. lese: Ger
thcates OF deposit will be given on receipt OF such
Holders OF Certificates Of Deposit Of United States
Central Company First Mortgage Bonds. are not re.
quired at present to deposit their Certthcstss.
Central Railroad j.. Joint and Several improvement
Bonds, Wisconsin Central Railroad Company First
Series Bonds. Second sertes,Bonds penoaes kailrosd "a
and Minnesota R. R. Co. First Mortgage Bonds: In
como Bonds. Improvement Notes. Preferred stoch.
Z. Co. First MORTGAGE Bonds, 'Manitowoc Division
First Mortgage Bonds, Manitowoo Division. Scrip.
Bonds, First Preferred stock Second Preferred
Stock. and Central Car Co. stock; or Certificates OF
teTest REPRESENTING said securities viii. upon trans
Trust company Of New York or ths oid COLONY
Trust Company OF Boston. on or before June Sd.
1892, receive in cash the amounts respectively pro-
vided in tho said plan.
New York May 49, is Gsgs;onaE coPPELL,
Chairman Of Reorganization
JOSEPH 6. DALE. Secretary,
~ Exchange Place. New York.
RR sTspd R ssas, { I &C. Co. IS y sI TslI g. T.. Nv NV Y FsFf.
Reorganization Managers.
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Real Estate For sale City or Country
Advertised in THE SUS implies the shortest route to
q satisfactory disposal Of II. No better Endorsement
Of THE Sun as a real estate medium need he required
than the Real Estate Board OF Brokers, who make
Te Of II As a news a" well a" an Sverti'inG me
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-21

Iron Bed in 80, 40 and 4.o,
made with heavy substantial posts,
close filling rods, brass trimmings
and extension foot, 3.l9, not 4.t2.
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RuAufhI.
Wisconsin Central Reorganization.
TO HOLDERS OF

TO HOLDERS OF
WISCONSIN CENTRAL COMPANY
Preferred Stock.
CERTIFiCATEs OF DEPOSIT of Old
S To.Gni nF1 .Sid ip income %op s"PP iiefeP:
cE Tsf f'Gss, fsd 6 SPminap ssHfk of United
states trust Company of New YORK, rep.
cEE fsff ? ffsa OF i" SfFo sHP q Old Colon,
IrT ,sa cS9%ssTTy rT of G hS.,sn, rs dsrtisests.
tnr' said income Bonds.
The Plat for the Reorganization Of the Wisconsin
Soiders' Hsresnent Of janusry %, 1895, and the
formal Plan adopted January IL, 1896, hsstpg been
. sSSrdREsa c sy iSc 1S,' Of deposit IS Of both the United
Bates Trust Company and the 0ld Colon, Trp ut
the Reorganization Managers: ..
m S,ssItIae 1F .sG aa asG Ss4.Sy SHn + iSt1'h''
Ss:E'; &. .sS5s'a MA q: I AsfrH rs 5 sf2H'isr T 4 81;
S9MMPANSYY Of II Nee Sc, xSra g N OK 2LR RE fPt62aSEE JfvsE
are 's Ssqsi rsf t Z" pay ! ' the s" frst i rs Il
respectively as provided in the Plsn: 70 VIZ; -,
On account OF Income Bonds. $50 90 for each
$500 90 .s SSn% Or G s'Fi pfsfsfr sa'i stoes a' sS.oC Tor each
share or certificate therefor deposited; 70 For o.o,
share or certificate therefor deposited.
Trust Companies so deposited under the Plan will
6s returped after being stamged as asserting to the
ran ana nrStl nslallnent para. -
/ Depositors OF Income Bonds will receive Certin.
ates Of Deposit OF the UNITED STATES TRUST
COMPANY under the Bondholders' Agreement Of
January rs. 1895; depositors of Preferred and Com.
mon Stock will receive Certificates Of Deposit OF the
OLD COLONY TRUST COMPANY under the Security
Holders Agreemsnt Of January Y: Isss; such Ger,
asserting to the Plan and FIRST installment paid:
GEORGE
Chairman OF Reorganization
JOSEPH 8. DALE, Secretary.
~ Exchange Place. New York.
lts. r~.-At1 4 ~ A ynhanua plaza " "
Brown Brothers 4 Co, bp Wall ST., New York.
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White Iron Bed. all sizes, Il post,
with extension foot, brass trimmings
on both head and foot, 1893, not
o.75.
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$500 Per Share,

the proceeds being devoted to the purposes
above set forth. Thts figure IL not, however,
guaranteed to any specific number of shares,
rs the property 10 constantly becoming moro
valuable, and the directors expressly re-
servo tho right to advance the price to
$3.50 or more without notice.
New Prospectus ready; call At or apply 10 our
ofhces.
VAL VERDE COPPER co., LTD.
s42 Stock Exchange Building. Boston. Mass.
Son, Bankers. Members New York Stock Exchange,
$3.50 Braadway.
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PROPERTIEs-seven producing mines-the Cop
per Queen. Copper Queen No. 8. Halliday. Haln-
day No. 8. Morris No. I. Morris No. Q and
Glance No. 8: fourteen adjoining claims show.
ing color and outcrop. but not yet developed;
II properties in all. covering <2o acres Of min.
eralized land. with . total length on the United
Verde Copper belt of about 8 miles. Qee map
in new prospectus)
PRODUCT Of these mines 10 ore averaging from
assays. milling tests and smelter returns IN
per cent. copper. II 10 easy Of extraction. be.
ing mainly Of . soft nature, and free smelling.
as II 10 not refractory and carries its own
fuIes. thus reducing expense of production 10
. minimum. CSee prospectus for detailed
figures. and originals Of smelter returns, -
says. 30. on file at the company's ofhoes.)
The ores run as high a. 10 and 80 per cent COP
per; the big nugget tax en- from Copper Queen
No. 8. . few weeks since. shows 80 per cent
pure copper; shipping returns give actual net
profit of S21 90 per ton. while all estimates are
based on s12 per ton profit
SAMPLES Of the ore from three Of the mines, in
sealed registered package. under afndsvit from
the Superintendent. were delivered to DR..
Pierre do P. Ricketts,. Professor Of Analy tieal
Chemistry and Assaying Of the Columbia Uni.
versity School Of Mines Of New York. and. - IL
vol known. ono of the greatest authorities On
mining in the United States. and head Of the
firm Of Ricketts, q Banks. 1o< John st, New
York. whose report In a. folloWu:
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t~fnaurtaI.
A r
COPPER co., Ito.

OFFICERS.
GEO. L. UPSHUR, President, icon Of Admiral
Upshur, U. s. Navy
W00DvILLE FLEMING, Vloe.Presldent.
WALTER GRESHAM HUDSON, Secretary
and Treasurer (nephew Of the late Hon.
Judge Walter O. Gresham, Seoy. Of State
OIL I. 81
C.G. FEhhELL, Mgr. at Mines, Williams, ArIz.
JOHN l.. DAVIS, Superintendent Of Mines.
]. 3. GRAND, N. E., Consulting Engineer
u. s.. Deputy Mineral Surveyor OF ArI-
zona.)
COUNSEL:
FLEMING, sH0UP & FLEMING, New York.
E.S. CLARK, Esq., District Attorney, Flagstaff.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-21
REORGANIZATION
OF THE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.

To all Holders of The Mercantile Trust
Company's Reorganization CertihcAtes of
Deposit Issued under the Plan and Agree
mont for tho REORGANIZATION OF The Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad Company dated
June ~, 1885,
Notice ia hereby given that ON AND AFTER
LAY 2ATH, 1899, holders OF Tho Mercantile
Trust CompAny's Reorganization Certificates OF De.
post issued under tho Plan and Agreement for the
Reorganization OF tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company dated June "a. 1898. may receive the new
securities and cash to which they are entitled. upon
presentation and surrender OF their Reorganization
Certificates OF Deposit at the once OF the Depositary.
THE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY. No. 40
Broadway, in the City OF New York. or LONDON
AMI WESTMINSTER BANK LIMITED. its London
agency. as hereinafter stated.
Each holder must deliver to the DepoSitAry all Re-
organization Certificates held by him for the various
old securities and coupons. which will be scheduled
and consolidated by the Depository. Not moro than
one hundred schedules will DO taken In on each bust
ness day. and the new securities and cash in eI-
change will be ready for delivery on the following
day.
Interest upon coupons matured prior to
July list, 1893, and deposited separately
from the bonds will cease to accrue on and
after May Gath, 1890.
The new coupon bonds are in denominations of
81. 900 and $500 each. Tho new shares trust oerti-
noatssl are Of the par value of 800 each. Nonrinter-
est bearing scrip eIchAngoAble in round amounts for
the new securities will be issued for fractional
amounts Of new bonds and shares. Holders en-.
titled to fractions Of q bond or share may either sell
the fractions to the undersiGned. or may purchase
from the undersigned such amounts a. may DO neo-
essAry TO entitle them to an entire bond or an entire
share.
Holders Reorganization certificates Of
Deposit by mail should indicate whether they wish
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Maitland, Coppell h Co., a. Exchange Place. NJ
Brown Brothers 4 Co.. 6p Wall ST.. New York. q.
Edward sweet & Co, 80 Broad St. New York
REORGANIZATION
New York. May l3, 1899.
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Glertiuns aud Meetings.

rCHE SUN PRINTING n PUBLISHING Asso.
i annual election Of trustees Of
this association will be held o. ita Office, 10 Nassau
st, New York, on Monday. May %. 1890. from noou
1A THOMAS HITCHCOCK, Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-21

White Finished Iron Beds, all sizes,
extension foot, brass trimmings head
and foot, 5.98, not 7.12.
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Per share June LIST. and the right is re-
served to fuYth 6 advanos the price with
out notice.
Send for prospectus and full informs
ton.
Checks made payable TO the order Of
JosHuA BRowr h Co. must accompany
application in order to secure allotment
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-06
I.E,I:ey'pS.
Especial to Virglnian-Pilo

Especial to Virglnan-Pnot)
Edenton, N. c.. May 5.-Miss Thomas,
of Warrcnton, is the guest of Mr.. ]. A.
Woodard's family. on Court street.
Mr. J. c. Coddell. Of the Biblical Rec
order, of Raleigh, is in town on bust
ness.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage of Mr. w. NJ. Simpson, of our
town, TO Mrs. 1. w. Millions. of Norfolk,
on May 18th.
News reached here this morning that
the steamer Olive. Of the Albemarie
steam Navigation Company. sank early
ms morning in Chowan river, about
thirty miles from here, while en- route
10 Franklin with 200 passengers on
BOARD no lives We're lost and all
freight was saved without being dam
aged
All OF The seine fishermen have taken
their nets out of the water and have
settled with their hands. There was
duiic number OF them in town this
week and some OF them spent their
money freely.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-06
THE HAUNTING SKULL.

The recent death of Sir Henry som
erVliie Boynton at Burton Agnes, the
OLD seat of the BoyntOns, recalls an in
cident of English FOLKLORE Of the most
curious character. The great mansion
was built by three sisters in the reirn
OF Queen Elizabeth. lmpatiently. The
story tells Us. they watched the struc-
ture rise. Lady Ann in particular. Wan
dering in the park one day she was at
lacked by tramp. escaping with difli-
culty. The affair threw her into q fever.
OF which she died after inccssantiy Ia :
inentlng that her eyes should never see
inc mouse finished She made, therefore.
ner sisters promise that they would
nave her head cut OH and placed i'm
the grand new hall And so she expired.
Her sisters buried her without rclypr,l
TO 70. their promise. Nothing happened till
the new castle was finished. but when
they took possession of the building
terrible manifestations OF their sisters
ghost made their lives a burden. In
snort, after some time the ladies' caused
the body to he dug up and decapitated.
Inc skuil was placed upon table in
the great hall of Burton Agnes and
Lady AIMS spirit was at rest.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-06
Norfolk Iron Works,
GEO. w. DUVAL & CO.,

NO. Is WATER STREET. NORFOLK.
ENGINES. ROLLERS. sAwMlLI. and
all kinds OF machinery OF the most i'm
shortest notice. Particular attention to
steamboat work. DUNAL'S PATEN'r
only perfect remedy for leaky boiler
tubes. They can be inserted In 4 few
minutes by any engineer, and are war
ranted to stop leaks.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-06
IL =, stlsf.lisl,
Especial to Virglnian-piiot1

HEREFORD, y. c., May 5-AIr. r. d.
Saunders launched his new barge this
morning ut o'clock. 1t was the most
successful launching ever Witnessed in
Hartford The barge never stopped
from The time it was started until it
struck the water. II VIII leave Mon
deN tor its first work. which will be
20 convey railroad iron for the Tunis
Lumber Company from The Yeopi,n
river to piynou;h
The iishcr~'an inform us that .hey
will take up their nets next week. as it
Will be Improbable 10 continue longer
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-06

the Jim Grow car matter, as to what
roads shall be exempted under it. etc,
ana the contests as to what shall be
the minimum tonnage for fertilizer
shipments. the commission ut its last
meeting having reduced the minimum
Tor carload lots from Is to 10 tons.
The Scaboard Air Line on yesterday
MED notice of exception to this ruling
oil IN eboard. The road is represented
by McRae Il Day.
saturday OF this week Will be the
be filed 800
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-06

needed in different parts of the town,
where the greatest good can be accom-
plished. 'Respcctfu,ly.
-. Il. FLORA.
M. n. SAWYER,
-. l.. SAWYER.
''W. II. WE'THERLY.
M. NJ. SAWYER,
u. C.CONIMANDER.
"B. G.. LANE"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-06

An eminent scientist re-
Gently said: " Cod-livcr Oil
is truly a wonderful COM
position. II is seemingly
Natures remedy in almost
every wasting disease.
SCOTS Emulsion contains
the pure oil combined with
hypophosphitcs, it rcbuilds
worn tissues, enrichcs the
blood, invigorates the nerves,
stops drains and wasting
Consulnptives, Dia b etics,
pale or thin people, or nurs-
ing mothers, should remcm-
Der this. DO not accept a
substitute.
soc. and $500. all druggists.
SCOTT s BOVINE. Chemists. New York.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-06
EL|zABETA CITY.
Two Frame Buildings Consumed
by Fire.
Appointments For Divine Service
huua"y- tsev. Pif;man accepts n
Cm'i go New Orleans Candidates
Define Their Position on Houd
0ncxtion.
Especial to virginian-Pilot.>


f'~apeth City' n. c. May Sat
about 1870 this morning an alarm OF
fire was given J,ho bl,,o ,.o. ,,oo..,
T., ~, ,
=" 'i''' se''.on Oh inc town known as
belonging TO William Brown. colored
on Shannon s,,ea, Tho ,,,ii,,.,
, ""i'"'iiSs
burned rapidly, and being located u
considerable distance from the engine
house. the fire company was una,lo to
49,. ,,,.l =, w., '''''''r -
- s'Ns '"e!h' me
ION ana i-"''er company however
s'. ,''e '''',..n 'I"'" Si'Fe"u'hs 10 other
Du!!dinss until the fire company ar
rived. The loss en- the two BUILDINGS
cone,,,7,nd is rarti,il,. oo,.,,,,, -,
suruncr Tn n,.,,.in ~ ,i,a ~, -;
EN0Vn- ---- - : :. mn
Divine services, a., all ~. cn,ro,.
,,,orrnvr -. r,ilr,,,s. '''e NV O'''9 ~
I:artset- c,,nd.,,, ..cboo, ot o.oo
prcorbinr nv tbe n.,.,,, at 1,"V q: n
peuick II = mn and < >, :, -, -
s,,hioct .eno,-i,,c ga ~, ~,
| Obey IS Bet.er Th~n Soorjfirs"' ma
nr,lt. u - me- re
tercd at the clcse Of the eVsni n.'' se,,-
vice.
Methodist Fniecoral co,th-cunl,v
school g.sn = W ,rh,, 49,. - ~
chnrc6 Vii be- onenid in pP 'bs n o Inc
FOR the rocel,;ion al menihers m,
lords SUPPER will BE- celebrated ana
me ofdiNAnc" or baptism administered
al me 'Nfn'is az crock. freaching
's me p"s,2r' teV' f.. :. Heaman
I'm ~ "a @nutsn tEplsIopai -Sunday
S,nooi, ~ HueeachlhE by the pastor,
l,eN: -. l.. W iiii"ms' NJ IL a. m, and
pF1Her5 az p. m:
disciples OF christ ar the Court Street
iloi Eeaehlns al II Il. IN. ana p.
| IT,. pE tne '3s,or' rev. VI. Pttman.
tupyrvt III ne eNelills' ne Chlirch OF
1he fnAnre' sunday schooi at . y. m.
CALLl-D TO NEW ORLEANS.
Rev. NJ pittman has formally tender
! ed his resignation here havin,, ,ccn,,ts,,,
q call to the First Christian church NJ
New ORLEANS. HIS sermon sunday nigh
viii probably BE- The last he viii nreach
in Elizabeth city. as he expects to 20
to his new field in a few days
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-06
AN AUDITOR PUZZLED.

Auditor Ayes is puzzled over the re-
,rSerator car problem. Under the new
law he is required TO list them ana IN.
owners are not making haste to help
MN. AS the cars are all owned by
companies Incorporated under the
laws of other States there will be no
way to get ct them until the law do
mestlcating foreign corporations puts
on the nippers on June the 1st.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-06
NCRrI1 CAROLINA DERR1rs

10 siington Post says that
fNnv cries from New Bern. 1[inston
r"H tc'dsbcro will he exhibited ut The
fair and festival to be held In
Hrnngion City. on they 17--r-- r7f
" ,'ih DAY of May. under the auspices
o' Tho North Carolina Soc;atv Gno.;9
nnNs YIN be taken from the baskets
summed tho day before ana viii he
nn'.H Tor their excellence in size. flavor
ari shin9ing qualities.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-06

The Diamond Light Company has
purchased building at Syracuse which
VIII be used as factory for incandes-
cent burners. Jacob Grouse. at syria
cuse, N. y. may be addressed
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-06

The Depew Manufacturing Company.
OF Depew, y. V, is reported as having
let contracts for a plant for making
farm implements. 1t has purchased
twenty acres for n site.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-02
FRAUDULENT REGISTRATION.
vaee Arrested al Walsrills For Attempting 10
Gel Name on List al Lewiston.

Waterville, Me-, March 2.-Joseph
Vallee, of Lewiston, formerly of this
city. was arrested in Waterville, We'd
nesday, and taken to Lewiston last
night Detective Bolieu. Vallee was
wanted for an attempt to register IN
Lewiston under false name, he having
no right to vote for lack of time of
residence. He was arrested there when
the fraud was discovered and bailed by
Max Lizotte. He alleges he received
advice TO leave the city and went to
Portland TO keep dark. City Marshal
Wing. of Lewiston. notified the author
tiles to be on the lookout for the man.
The fraud is alleged to be the influence
of political managers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-02
SURFACE RELATIONS OF JUPITER.
Prof. Hough Makes Public Some Interesting Os-
coysriss Concerning Them.

Chicago. March PROF. George w.
Hough. the astronomer at Dearborn
University. has made public new dis
covery in regard to the surface rota-
tions of the planet Jupiter. which is
completely at variance with the exist
ing belief. 1t is the general tenet Of
astronomers that the surface rotation
of the planet Jupiter is similar To that
Of the sun. being quickest near the
equator and slowest in the higher lati-
tudes near the poles.
Basing his conclusions upon a long
record Of observations extending over
20 years and which he has just COM
pleted, Prof. Hough announces his be-
lief that the surface of the planet Ju-
piter rotates upon it's axis in separate
envelopes or strata.
Prof. Hough further discovered in the
long series OF observations that the
spots shift in longitude as well as hav-
ing "A rotary movement and this also
supports the ring or strata theory. evil
dencing the great instability of the sur
face and strengthening Prof. Houghs
belief of many years that Jupiter is a
gaseous or plastic state.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-02
VETERAN BLEACHER DEAD.
feiar Thornley, Passed Away al Pawucsel al The
Age of kIney-Cns.

Peter Thornley,, one Of the best
known bleachers in the state. died at
his residence In Pawtucket, yesterday,
OF disease incident to old age. in his
9lst year. Mr.. Thornley, was born in
Bolton, England, but had lived in this
country for 81 years. ana in Pawtuck-
ct since 1850. When he came TO the
United States he was employed for a
time at Lowell, Mass, i'm the bleach
cry department Of the Merrimack Print
Works. From there he came TO Provi-
dence, and was employed by the old
Providence Dyeing. Bleaching and CAL
lendering Company, on Sabin street.
About 1912, he ana Israel Saunders
carried on the bleaching business at
what is now the Bolton bleachery at
East Greenwich, remaining there a
year or two. From 1S45 10 1850 he was
in charge OF the bleaching department
Of the Beleville print works, New Jer-
sey. In 1850 he went 10 Pawtucket and
for several years was in charge Of the
Saylesville bleacheries. He retired from
active business some years ago He
leaves four adult sons one OF whom is
eX-Common Councilman James Il.
Thornley,; another is Joseph 5. Thorn
ley. who is now a member OF the town
council OF East Greenwich; the other
two, John Y. and George W., reside in
PaWtuCket
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-02
EXCHANGE PLACE LAYOUT.
Plan viii Probably 20 Dsclis1 on al Next Meeting
Of Iralnshsd Committee.

meeting OF the joint special com
mittee on train sheds OF the city coun-
ell will be held tomorrow afternoon. at
which time the proposed layout Of Ex-
change place will probably be adopted
and the adylsablity OF carrying out
the plans at once VIII be discussed. II
certainly looks as IL Il would take un-
al well into the coming fall to COM
plete the work which Is 20 be done on
and around Exchange place
There Is az present over SOC. 600 OF the
unexpended balance OF the amount au-
thOrized for the construction OF Wey-
bossct bridge and the river walls below
Market square and with this the com
missioner Of public works will be able
90 grade the land on the north side
of whore the old passenger station
stood. TO rip out the Old cobble-stono
pavement in that portion 90 be set
apart for highway purposes and re-
place II with Trinidad asphalt. in ad-
dition Co building the river walls. II is
proposed 90 fN up the space between
the two monuments somewhat differ
entity from the original plans.
city Engineer Clapp has laid out
walks through the large slip Of land on
the right Of the depot entrance. and the
commission on Bainottl memorial foun-
tain has decided that Tho centre ~
this plat will be the most desirable
place for such a fountain as proposed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-02
RosenbIatt's Glass Store

Removed from Union So to the old place,
o. Washington Street.
Headquarters for French Plates. Mirror
Plates, and all kinds OF window glass.
Glazing promptly attened 10.
1LLEPHoNE No N u. f7.tu.th saim