The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-31
NEWPORT.


At a regular business meeting Of the
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Com
pany last night the vacancies made by the
designations OF Lieut.. Col. Brown and
Capt; George. A. 1illey were filed by elect
ing Col. Barker as Lieutenant colonel Of
Herbert Bliss was elected captain. This
promoted 9. Z. Bliss to first sergeant. II.
q. Wilks second, w. q. Sayer third,
M. w. Wetherell fourth and K. r. Cooper
fifth. On September Is the company will
have an outing at Southwick's grove.
The long looked for bachelors ball took
place at the Casino last night and was
surely one of the fine affairs OF the season,
thanks to Center Hitchcock, who led the
dozen OF unmarried young men, who lent
their time. money and influence to give
their friends good time.
Center Hitchcock, w. X. Thorn, the
Hon. Perry Belmont. j: Barton Willing,
Goold Redmond, w. s. Hoyt. II. A. Rob
bins, II. Astor Carey, ii. S. Cram, Brock
hoist Cutting, w. Cutting, Jr.. and
Woodbury. Kane.
Among those present were II; A. Cary,
Hitchcock, Barton Willing, Mr.. Bastard,
X. X. Remington, Mr.. and Mrs. James
M. Waterbury, George II. Barclay, Mrs.
Bentnick, j. >. Tooker. Mrs. w. X. Van
derbilt, Miss Lawrence, Mrs. Wilmer
ding, Mrs. ii. A. G. Taylor, ii. X. Taller.
Miss Taller, Miss Tooker. Mr.. and Mrs.
Miss Van Renssalaer. Miss Hunnewell,
Mr.: and Mrs. Frederick Bronson, Mr..
and Mrs. Buchanan Winthrop, Miss Win
throp, Col. 4. NJ. Neill, Miss Neil, Col.
and Madame Bonaparte, Miss Bonaparte,
Mrs. Newbold Edgar, Mrs. 4. G. Potter.
Adele Grant. Miss Barger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reginald DeKoyen Mrs c. f. Have
meyer, Miss Goddard, T. +. Gushing,
Miss Gushing, Mrs. Paran Stevens, Miss
Whiting, Mrs. Whitney. the Misses Tiff
fany. Mr.. and Mrs. g.. G. Moore. Mr..
Woodbury. Kane. MT. and Mrs; Charles
Arthur Leary, G. &. Baldwin, Miss Bald.
win, Columbus Baldwin, the Misses
Sterling, Mr.. and Mrs. Yeiler, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. NJ. Brooks. the Hon. and Mrs.
G. p. Wetmore. the Misses Wetmore,
Miss Cram. Miss King, w. X. Thorn, Il.
Mns II mi"shFUP E. MlasM sM.s ss' besr nsass
mendia. George l. Scott, Mrs. Scott. Rob-
ert Adams. X. l.. Beck man, DR.. and Mrs.
Hopkins, Reginald Rolands, A. r. Conk-
ling, Mrs. Ogden Mills, Miss c. Win
throp, Miss Loi Potter, Richard Potter,
Miss Wright, Mrs. Cutting, Roland King,
Mrs. G. b. DeForrest, w. Harold
Brown, Mrs. w. G. Whitney, II. p.
Whitney. Elliott Gregory. Lynch Pringle,
}. N. Howard, w. X. Hunter, II. Il. Ed
redge, Baron lie CHAT, Alfred LeGhait,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer. Jr.. II. A.
Dyer, Victor Sorchan. Mrs. Hitchcock.
tenet, Miss Laura Post, Worthington
Whitehouse. Julian Potter, Col. and
Mrs. Eaton, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Osgood,
o. II. T.. Belmont, Mrs. Beach. Miss
Beach. Hon. Perry Belmont, Mrs. G. l..
Rioes, r. p. Carroll, Baron Keppler, C.
S. Brice, the Misses Brice, Perry Tiffany,
J. w. Ritchie.
Newport County Hunt.
There was good attendance at Aquid-
neck park yesterday when some excellent
mile dash, 4 entries. was won by Roam
Billy with Black Night, Sunshine and
Fencer in the order named.
In the mile dash for horses, five entries,
Emma won in 2:02 with Pansv, Sir Harry
Punch and Erin.go- Braugh I'd, 30, 4th
and 9th respectively.
In the third race for ponies over hur-
dies, Lildare was first in 2:ls1S with Roam
Billy I'd.
Two and one-half mile steeplechase-
Pansy, L; Sir Harry, 2, White Boy, 8.
Time 335.
;, Obstacle race. = mile run, dismount.
arts Kildare ], p. j. Galvin's Pansv 2,
w. Thorpe's Black Night 3. Pry Grim
ley's Sunshine f. Time-5:0711.
Sunshine finished third by neck, but
as riders cigar was not lighted he was
surplaced.
In the pony hurdle race Dwyer rode in
his mount struck the last hurdle. throw
ing him off and breaking his collar bone,
the shock rendering him unconscious.
Dwyer will ride in Fridays hunt not
his mishaps.
Judges-Capt. Blake. Henry Bull. Jr,
Dr. Abbott Of PROVIDENCE.
WARREN.
James Munroe of PROVIDENCE was in
town yesterday.
Mrs. Dickinson, who has been the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. Preston Day, LETT to-
lay for her home in New Jersey.
The lawn about the residence of Will
liam Crawley on Lynden street was gay
with little ones yesterday afternoon, who
were tempted there with the inducements
offered by the son, Ernest Crawley, and
his young friends who were holding n
fair.
The Rev. James Mulchahey of st.
Pauis Church, New York. who is
,ojourning here, preached at st. Marks
specially enjoyed as he was in years past
4 citizen here.
Richard Smith has returned among his
school fellows here after enjoying his
at Cape Cod.
The Rev. Father Fogarty has been ap-
pointed by Bishop Harkins to preside
over this parish and will commence his
pastorate next Sunday at st. Mary's
where the late Father McCallon
served for thirty-eight years.
A new portable gate mas been erected at
he South Main street railroad crossing
10 otoke the place of the one that was de-
nolished some days since by runaway
horse.
The steam shovel commenced work at
Burr's Hill to-day, loading dumps with
iirt TO be used in filing in the property
IN the piggery recently purchased by the |
Did Colony X. r., which is to be used for
building new freight depot and other
for the enhancement of the rail |
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A two-masted schooner is discharging |
Ter cargo of coal at Barton's wharf.
Alfred Barber Is to sever his connection |
With the Boston store Saturday night |
where he has had charge. He has made |
many friends by his gentlemanly deal |
ngs, who regret very much to have him |
cave, but who wish him success in his |