The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-15
BRISTOL.

The fire at the greenhouses of Giles ;.
Congdon, upon Court street, on Sunday
forenoon will result in a total loss, as far
as building and plants are concerned !; OF
surance. The origin of the fire is as yet
unknown. His houses were in the rear OF
his dwelling house and were visited by
his wife an hour before the alarm was
given, and everything appeared all right.
There seems To be considerable anxity
about what the complexion of tho Demo
cratic delegates will bNi as some time ago
strict orders were given TO send none but
Hill delegates To the convention from here
but since those orders were issued there
has been clean back down and the Chief
tain with his few warriors are now hunt
ing new reservation grounds. The feeling
to-day in the Democratic party in town is
strongly anti-IIill There are men in the
party to-day who are exemplary men who
would leave the party If Hill was its Pre-
sidential nominee.
The arrival of the steamer City of Ber-
lin in New York City OH Saturday brought
as passengers Isaac Il. Williams, Jr., and
Charles f. Chase, who have been sojourn-
ing in Europe the past three months.
The Baptist Church was filled TO its ut
most capacity on Sunday ehening, 10
listen to the address of Rev, 5. ID. MoXley.
His subject was: His Recollectson OF the
Rev. G.. III. Spurgeon.
There will be services in St. Mchael's
Church tomorrow evening at 5:30 O'Clock.
The Rev. George l.. Locke will deliver
discourse reviewing the twenty-five years
of his rectorship. A reception will be
held in the chepel "Wednesday afternoon
and evening.
The reports that were circulated upon
the streets yesterday regarding the council
ticket are without any authority what
ever. 1t is part of the stock in trade of
certain heelers TO create all the animosity
they can between parties. When the time
comes there will be a ticket in the field
that will win.
jeremiah Murphys infant daughter
died very suddenly on Saturday night. IL
was placed in bed US usual by the mother,
and during the night expired without the
knowledge of the parents.
IL being the last night of the baZar of
Babbtt Post there will be dancing and
amusements of various kinds tonight. IL
is expected there will be number of visi-
tors from abroad
Quite a number have received invita-
tions TO attend banquet TO be given by
the Mount Hope Club at their hall this
evening.
Benjamin II. Wilson the scotsman lost
valuable thoroughbred Jersey cow on
Saturday.
A new steel steam yacht is now under
way at the Herreshon Works in Bristol.
II is being built for Mrs. Ellen Newbury
of Detroit, Mich, and Will be used along
the coast and on the lakes. The craft is TO
be 13l feet long. She will have 13l5 feet
beam. The finish will be white mahogany
and butternut.
Except for mahogany deck-house, the
yacht will have a flush deck. She will
nave an electric lighting plant and will be
provided with steam launch. She will
De ready by the middle of the summer.
The Herreshofs have taken an order for
a thirty foot water-line fin keel cuttcr for
n Boston man, in addition to the twenty
one-footer for that city. a twenty-four-
foot yawl for n Providence yachtman has
just been put on the.books.