The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-10
ciTY NOTES.

At 8 O'Clock this evening the 10th ami
versary Of the Y. M. G. A, will be cele-
brated in the association hall.
The Providence Police association will
hold a concert and ball some time this
winter, probably in December.
Last night a horse and buggy belong.
Ing to Earl ID. Arnold was stolen on
Weybossst street, but later it was re-
covered.
The Bradford inquest has been post
poned until Thursday morning. Coroner
Lincoln thinks il will be concluded that
afternoon.
A paper on "Mauxland" will be read at
8 o'clock this evening by T. s. Hopkins at
a public meeting OF the Providence
Franklin Society.
Yesterday afternoon Hattie McMoine
of AZ Thomas street. was bitten On the
right arm while playing with two dogs
on North Main street.
The fivs-months' old baby OF willard
Hunt, who was accidentally shot a week
ago, Is recovering from its wounds, much
to the surprise Of the doctors.
Officer Gorey's left hand was badly
Oitson W ~ WoAuou ycbtCTudys l00 l6JteF
was drunk and objected to being taken
to the central station In the patrol wagon.
Last nights police record: Five stores
secured, twelve arrests made. four dis
turbancss quelled aud twenty-one per-
sons given lodging at the central station.
Two newly appointed officers, Charles
Colwell and Henry Sherrick, reported 1T
M 4 laat ninhf for Hntu nHfoa- ~~Lt
bald M. Mitchell was transferred from
station i to z.
A man recently hired o bicycle from the
Providence Cycle company, but instead
Of returning 1t he pawned IL for SIS. 1t
has been recovered by the police, but the
thief 10 still missing.
A Christian Workers convention will
be held In Bethany Mission, 26 South
Main street, Wednesday, October 18th.
Meetings at 10:3O a. m. 2 and 1880 y. IN.
Able speakers will be in attendance.
william Dewolf. who was once in the
jewelry business here. and who is wanted
in Pennsylvania for embezzlement, 10 not
William +. DeWolf. who was mt one time
In the carriage business In this city.
Some years ago a system was inaugura-
ted granting school teachers transfer or
half rate tickets on the street cars, but
when the schools opened this fall this sys.
tenn was discontinued by the Union Rail.
road company.
The alarm At 5 o'clock yesterday after.
noon from box l42 was for q fire in the
rubbish at the Willard avenue dumping
ground. Hose 10 and Hook and Ladder 4
responded TO q still alarm a. z O'Clock last
evening for \ chimney fire at IS Ives
street. While on the way one Of tue fire.
men lost an overcoat of the hose wagon.
Citizens Historical association n re.olu-
ton was adopted approving the erection
OF the Massasoit boulder memorial Mt
Warren. President Denison read n re-
port on the Religious < held re.
Gently in Chicago, also recited an original
poem on Our Country"
List night Officers Kent and Healey OF
station 4 found n freight car open on a
siding at the Harris avenue railroad
crossing. Inside the car was a cheviot
case that had been broken open and
half it's onten tolen Neir by. under
a pile OF old lumber, the officers found
about $40 worth OF cloth, part Of the
goods that had been taken from the car.
Late yesterday afternoon two young
men entered the store kept by William
Tyrell a. Co, G35 Broad street, and
while Que diverted the attention
OF tie proprietor the other sto.e
behind the counter and attempted TO open
the monev drawer. Tie proprie or dis.
covered the attempted robbery aud 9th
ran out aud escaped.