The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-10
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tion which holds its session here on June
is: J. II. wetherell, f. NJ. Hammett, j.
j. Peckham; alternates. G. w. Reed,
Capt j. p Cotton, Philip Stevens.
II. p. Conklin, formerly Of this city, Is
in town. He is the master OF st. Johns
Lodge of Masons, and was present at q
very largely attended meeting last night:
Mrs Overton G. Langley and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Thayer have been visiting
friends at Bay Ridge, l.. l. The former
is now visiting her. son, Mr.. Richard
Langley, in New York.
Republican League of Rhode Island, were
in town yesterday arranging for the an
nual convention, which is to be held in
republican headquarters on June l.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Oothoud OF New
York are in town.
b. c. Porter Of Boston Is in town for q
day or two.
Bellevue avenue is being we'll watered
Just now and the abuttors are grateful.
Eighteen horses belong to w. h. Van
derbilt arrived Yesterday, and also twenty
male servants OF that gentleman.
b. Hammett Seabury spent Sunday
with his father, L. M. Seabury.
Police News.
All Thames street was up last night as
a man and his wife were taken along to
the police station in the custody of two
officers. They were Louis Long and
Mary, his wife, commonly known as "Lit-
tie Buttercup." They were relegated to
different cells, aud before she left the
captains desk the maternal feelings of
the woman showed in a fearful plea to
have her baby sent for as it was 'in nurs-
ing"
O. Conny Sullivan, for racing with q
policeman, has been fined SO and costs.
John Moore and John McCarty, for an
alleged assault, when arraigned were
mulcted, the former in s. and costs, and
Mccarthy to be deprived Of leave till his
case comes up on Friday next on his plea
of not guilty.
The police are looking up an alleged
case of incendiarism in attempting to fire
the old lead mill.
The Finest" will soon appear in their
summer uniforms.
"The Beacon"
This is the name OF new mission room
on Long Wharf that was :opened last
night with very pleasing ceremonies, and
in simple unaffected way that appealed
directly to that class for whom The
Beacon" will always send forth its light.
A small stage was erected, and made to
look very cheerful by collection of fresh
plants and flowers. Addresses were made
by Mrs. j. X. Barney, Mrs. II. ID. Walker
ana Mrs. +. p. Nichols. During the even
ing n frateInal letter OF greeting was re-
ceived from the jamestown w. G. Il. u.
Pleasing music was rendered by the fol-
lowing quartette: Misses Fry and Popple
aud Messrs. Galen Davis and II. G. Tilley.
At St. Joseph's Church.
The following priests officiated at the
forty hours devotion and were cared for
by the Rev. FIR. Coyle: The Revs. James
II. Mitchell. Brooklyn, Ny; VIM. Stang.
-. d., cathedral, Providence; Francis j..
Reilly, Springfield. Mass AWm- J. Sim
mons, Providence; VIM. f. Curley, Provi-
dence; John j. Sullivan, Providence; John
j. McQuaid. Pawtucket; VIM. Pyna,
Westerly; Owen Il. Clark, East Green
wich; Bernard Boylan, Fall River, Mass
Tullv. ST. Mary's; Frs. Coyle and Down
ing of ST. Joseph's
This unusually large representation
attests to the enterprise and popularity OF
St. Joseph's pastor, the Rev. FIR. Coyle.