The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-07

BERLIN, Sept. THE cholera statistics
OF the imperial board of health report
674 new cases of cnolera at Hamburg.
while she deaths arc placed at 264.
BRISTOL.
As early rs 8 O'Clock on Tuesday morn
ing bon tons and carriages began to
gather upon Hope street to take the Hy-
draulian Fire Engine Company and their
invited guests to Stanley Grove, which
they have made their annual outing
grounds for a number Of years past.
Upon arrival on the grounds it seemed
20 be grand reunion of the same fam
lily, all being welcomed Dy the host and
hostess. After unloading the various
teams, he committees were divided up,
and at once commenced making prepara-
tions for the days outing. The baseball
grounds, tennis court and croquet
grounds were at once taken possession or.
and the order OF exercises as laid out by
the committee was duly observed. There
are at the grove quite number Of ladies
from various parts Of the State, Newport,
PROVIDENCE and several from Boston
who have followed up the usual custom
| of the company OF making 1t their sum
| mer outing grounds and they all partook
| OF the hospitalities OF the company. AT
| o'clock dinner was served, and finer one
| could not be prepared.
At three o'clock IL was announced from
| the band stand that u burlesque OF the
"wili west show" would soon take place
| The audience was all seated when the
| Indian warhoop was sounded, and down
| came dozen men mounted upon horses
| dressed in Indian and cowboy costumes.
1t was a fine burlesque and well carried
out. The following were those who took
part in the show: w. II. H. Coggeshall,
Everett Church, Arthur Northup. Sam
uel Connery. Stephen Church. Jared
| Sparks and Nathaniel Fales. Foreman
| Captain Wilson may well feel proud OF
such body OF young men.
| Mr.. and Mrs: Frank Fish left town on
| Tuesday for Vineiand, New Jersey, to
| spend their vacation.
| Capt. Fred Duthie and Steward Robert
| n. Furner, Jr., start on Thursday for a
| two weeks cruise in the yacht Elenor.
They will attend the races at Watch Hill
| on Saturday.
| Marcus L. Daggett, who has been con-
fined to the house with typhoid fever, is
| now convalescing.
The Misses fuckers who have been Wis
iting the family Of J. b. Heneslof, re-
turned home on Tuesday:
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wilson who have
been spending the summer here returned
home on Tuesday.
In town on Tuesday, Mr.. II. Pike of
the firm Of Converse g. Pike of Boston.
rubber dealers.
A game of baseball was played upon
Alerts and Styles, resulting In defeat to
Mr.. aud Mrs. c. e. Mayo of Pawtucket
are in town spending few days.
George f. Sherman Of Cambridgeport,
Mass. is in town visiting his uncle.
S. G Thornton, M. D. Packard and f.
| p. Thompson started on Tuesday on a
| two weeks vacation.
| Jefferson Calvin of Worcester and for
merly OF Bristol is in town spending his
vacation.
| A runaway took place Monday after
noon. A horse attached to j. p. Rey-
| nold's ice cart became frightened and was
stopped by Arthur Dunbar, with slight
damages.
Mrs. Furey left town on Tuesday for
| Hartford, Conn.
In the harbor-Steam yacht Sycamore.
| Repose and Majestic.
| The artists concert at the Town Hall
| Tuesday evening for the benefit OF the
Brist oil Choral Society. was well attended
and proved financial success.
A very pretty sight can be seen in the
garden OF Henry II. Cooke upon Church
street, the second crop OF strawberries.
and many OF monstrous size.
The young Democrats are making ar.
rangements TO organize n club. Already
| n number have signed and meeting will
be held the latter part OF the week.
Pat McMurrogh, accompanied by his
friend Barney Donnelly. are In town
| as guests of James Tobin.
Arrived this morning the Rev. j. j.
Mckenzie and family of Fenton, New
| York.
The crew of the schooner Rhode Island
arrived this morning.
Yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock a
slight fire took place at No. Hill street,
an alarm being sounded from box 372
Perry and High streets. "a pile Of rubbish
| I'm I'M pf haln Uin IN
James Corcoran. The origin is unknown.
Damage inconsderable.
A special session OF the Probate Court
was held In the Council Chamber on
Tuesday at 10 A. NJ, Judge Spooner pre-
| siding.
The account of Moses Wood. guardian
over Henry S. Wood, for an allowance
Petition of william Williams. admin.
istrator on the estate Of William II. West
for leave to sell real estate was with.
drawn.
Account of II. w. Church. admiuistra-
tor on the estate of Ira +. Slade for an
allowance and distribution OF the pro
perty was allowed.
The account Of John Il. Taylor, admin
istrator on the estate os William r. Tay-
lor for an allowance was continued
Petition of Il. d. Poole guardian over
the minors, Mary A., William G.. and
Thomas Manley, noD-residents for privi-
lege TO transfer property was continued.
Hundreds to-day. have left here to at
tend the annual clambake.
The yacht Truant with the owner and
her friends on board will leave here to-
James Christie, the leading statesmen In
Traiser's, cigar department, on Court
street. Boston, is at home on visit.
James Pc ters aud 4. VI. Morris leave
for New York. tonight to attend Nc
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