The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-28

STEPHEN B. BROWN has assigned TO c.
;. Tower. u
THE Common Council will meet to-
night, at 3 o'clock
THE annual High School exhibition
will be held tomorrow afternoon.
The American Band is at Amherst
College. II will be on hand for the Press
Club excursion Thursday.
A REUNION of the graduates of the
Friends School will be held in Alumni
Hall tomorrow forenoon. at 10 o'clock.
The Worcester Telegram employees and
the Il. j. Athletic Association were schcd-
uled for bali game on Lincoln Field
this afternoon.
Miss LAURA RUDOLPH, aged Is, of Vans
kuck, fell unconscious by cherry stone
lodging in her throat. DIR. Brown was
called aud relieved her.
The finals at the Elmwood tennis
grounds yesterday between Wilcox and
Manchester. were postponed, and will be
played to-day, weather permitting
Mr.. HARRY HENRY of Woodville, in
landing from a moving car on Main street,
fell last Sunday evening aud broke his
thigh. Dr. Brown was called aud set the
bone.
MARY MULvEY fell on Charles street at
o'clock Monday afternoon aud fractured
her collar bone. She was attended by
DR.. Marston at her home, 1873 Chalkstone
avenue.
WILLIAM A. HUNT. the young man who
was reported as missing and afterwards
located in Riverside, was fined $40 for
drunkenness In the East Providence police
court yesterday.
THE graduation exercises OF the PRovI-
DENCE High school take place tomorrow
forenoon, commencing at 10 O'Clock. The
public are admitted without tickets at
the doors on Summer street and Spring
street.
A SPECIAL train from this city for New
London will leave at lilo p. M. Friday for
the boat races between Harvard and Yale.
1t will reach New London at o'clock.
A special train will bring back the sight
seers after the races.
THE telephone company has filed a
notice of its intention TO build on Union
street. A full description of the building
Of which Stone, Carpenter and Wilson
are the architects, was published In the
NEWS some time ago.
A question has been raised as to the
spoilers were adopted for the public
schools on the ground that viva voce
vote did not show whether "a ma
jority Of all the members of the board
voted.
AT 10 o'clock Monday morning Domin-
leo Dennicci, an Italian employed by Gelb
and Norton, was scalded on the face and
breast, while carrying pan Of hot water.
Dennicci ran against post and upset the
hot water upon himself He was taken to
his home, IS Tefft street.
The steamboat train of the Stonington
line will leave the Union station at . p.
M. beginning July 3 and connecting at
Stonington with the steel steamers Maine
and Now Hampshire due in New York at
A. NJ. On return trip steamers leave
New York at $40 p. M.
The Chestnut Street NJ. +. Young Peo-
pies Society of Christian Endeavor will
hold q lawn party on the grounds A
Moore street, on Wednesday evening. the
10Th, from 2:30 to 10. Refreshments will
be served during the evening and music
will also be furnished. Ii stormy It will
be postponed to Friday evening, July L
The b. T. Club will give an excursion
Mondsy, July 4 Leaving the city at
$50 o'clock In the morning the fifty
couples will enjoy sail to Wexford,
Beaver Tail, Jamestown. Mt. Hope bay
and Bristol harbor, returning at p. M.
The committee Of arrangements consists
Of G. II. Butts, w. H. Thompson, T.. p.
Hines.
THE eleventh annual excursion of the
Bryant and Stratton Business College
will be held tomorrow. The steamer
Day Star will leave the Continental
Steamboat Co.'s wharf at 10 A. NJ, and
will sail to Rocky Point, where stop Of
four hours will be made. The grounds are
reserved for the party. At the sail will
be continued down the bay around Pru-
dence and Hog Islands, through Bristol
harbor, back to the city reaching the
wharf at $780,