The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-15

Pleasant OincyN1iie, DAloTu street RAJ
las street; Point street: Roosevelt street
Thayer street; veazie street and Vine
yard street.
ASSIGNMENT or TEACHERS.
There were 10 principals and i55 assist
ants at hand on an average, of one To
about every ~ pupils The largest corps
was In the Federal street school, one
principal and ~ assistants. The high
school came next with Il assistants ana
classification had 90 be made as 10 the
students, some being accorded Tuesday ana
Thursday evenings and the remainder
given attention ON Monday Wednesday
and FRIDAY evenings.
To the Academy avenue and Charles
street schools we're assigned IL assistants
each. while there We're l0 at Mount Pleas
ant. 2 AT canhace street and az olney-
vile. al Point street and AT Doyle
avenue. There were assistants at the
Thayer and Vineyard street schools, 8s
well AZ At Bridgham street, assistants at
the other evening schools were distrihu-
ted as follows; oxford street s; ROosC-
Welt street. 81 Neazie street 4; America
street. 4. pallns street, ,. and Manton. J.
The appropriation for evening schools
allotted from the general appropriation
was s3s.0oo aud % this sum 1t is fair to
estimate that nearly $4,000 was expended
IN paying the salaries of principals and
sumed in paying for extra services OF
lanitors fucl. etc
Though there Is apt TO be but little left
OF the evening school appropriation, stil
the results achieved are worthy Of com
rnenda ton aud reflect credit on the ad-
minstratiye ability OF Superintendent
Tarbe
The evening high school VIII remain
open two weeks longer, q weeks In an
DISCHARGE FROM HOSPITAL.
Hugh Wallace who was afflicted with
smallpox and taken tc the pest house ON
n NcdnesdSy Han r. was discharged from
,hst Institution. today, IS having fullN
recovered
Al tho time he was stricken with the
dread disease he was living with hs
brother on Park street aud hc returned
well man--to his Old home. today.
Only one case ~ the dreaded disease
that 81 diphiherip 90 the east sidc was
reported 20 tie health department today
The suerestiou made by Dr. King of th,
health department -thsi the Textile union
sud mill owners cO-uprrats in having AL
employees vaCcinated as speedily as posi-
bile. such a course would certainly b,
commeudabc aud meet tn approval oi
rhe public. for tae outlook in Moon
socket a. a. suDpresFlug thc present cpi-
dernic there L. rather ominous.
IlElsit HEARING.
There viii be two public hearings b.
city council conamitiscs next week The
fret will Va Aoudey evening h The com
- mon council chamber at O'Clock by th,
joint committee o. consides and report fr
~ the need auG adsisabilitN of construct
ina . system Df filters for pulfyinG th,
water supply of "a, city nud what E
their opinion, H. flic best method of Ultra.
lion for the city There Will be mo- expert.
rresent but citizens generally are rc.
oussted % lend their presence.
on Wednesday evening in the munich
ral court room st I'D o'clock will h.
siven hearing by tho joint eommltte,
On ordinances. 20 which has been r. ferres
resolution 10 apply 10 tho General A.
-ernbk az ~ prssent session fat sutl
legislation - viii authorize tho board o
sldermen of the city of Providence q,
iieenss ell parsons engaged In ths bust
r~ss ~ selling milk
POLICE BOARD DoINGs
Yesterday afternoon ths police commits
siopers listened Il the evidsnce im IN
cases of the other three druggists who
a. result of last Sundays visits by "a
police had been summoned 10 appear an
show cause why fhsir licenses should no
he revoked The drusgsts Nh0 wer
heard yesferdsy were char " Shean %
lff Brook street storse w. Falfbank
~ - Wtrkfnden Street and Daniel d
smith ~ fsi rranstori stree No decisiol
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