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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-21
ALONG THE SHORE.
SIX THOUSAND PEOPLE VISIT
CRESCENT PARK.
Rocky Point and Other shore Places
Also Well Patronized In Spite of
Threaten ming weather-New Arrivals.

Owing to tho threatening weather the
crowd at Crescent Park yesterday was
not as large as usual on Sunday, but
there were about 5000 people on the
grounds, and about one-third OF them
took dinner. Several sacred concerts
were given during tn, day, and
praise service was held IN the
evening in the large hall ut Bullocks
Point by the students or the Coz
gate institute. Religious services
were he'd at tue cottage OF John Shep-
ardsop Oh Narragansett terrace, in the
afternoon at 4 o'clock. by Rev. William
B. Forbush. Ph. d.. OF the Riverside Con-
Rregational church. A sacred concert
concert orchestra. Pietro De Fina dlrec-
tor, assisted by Miss Angela M. Mnlvey,
soprano, DIR. g. Is DAYS, tenor, Mr. Henry
Helndl. cellost. before AN appreciative
audience. The following pi iograni was
rendered
coeespt Wa on the GSns
soprano Solo-"Dear Heart ....... hiiiiivtt
Miss Angela NJ. Mulyey.
Medleya,,Last OF The Hogaps" BrshSm
Dr. Z. Is. DAYS.
PART IL,
Selection from the comic opera "Paui Jones'"
Soprano solo Appear Love at Thy window, -,,
Mi.sAcgcia NJ Malvey. N'''''
Gavotte e-"Grace aud Beauty. Morse
Duett-: VI isersre from II rrovatore.". Verdi
Coronation March. from "Prophete.".. .Meyeibeer
About 1000 people witnessed the two
exhibitions of the Wild West show yes
trrdsy.
Division No. 6Apcient Order of Hiber-
mans OF Fall River will make an excur-
sion here today. Tuesday Uuity lodge
i. q. o. II. Of Providence and raj road
excursion from South Braintree and way
stations; Wednesday, S ms OF Veterans OF
Fall River and railroad excrsion from
Sruth Weymouth aId way stations
Thursday poor children's excursion from
Providence and Beer Teamers association
of Fall River; Friday, the Ru mford Chem
icai works employes, and there will be
excursions from Worcester AMI all the
way stations along the line.
Pleasant Bluff.
At Comstock's hotel n fne bake was
served in the grove. AT Cranston's
Smiths Palace hotel about 400 enjoyed
shore dinner aud a large party psrto0k
oil one mt the Pleasant Bluff hotel
Miss Kstie Walsh of Mllvllle, while In
ba hing Friday. got bsyond her depth
and would have drown.d but for the
timely assistance OF Mr.. Edward Ada ms,
who swan TO her rescue.
A young lai named Thomas McCon-
neil, about 10 years Of age. had the index
fnger OF his right hand lady lacerated
yesterday afternoon, while making fast
the line To the deck at Pleasant Bluff.
The wound was dressed by DR.. Coke.
Good sized parties took dinner at Silver
Spring aud Fields Point Sunday des-
plte the weather.
Rocky Point.
In spite OF tie weather yesterday there
was "a good-sized gathering at Rocky
Point. During the day the N ational
band gave three delightful concerts. An
entirely new aud pleasing program was
given in the theatre, and perhaps 1900
persons were fed In he nam moth dining
hall. One OF the other attractions was
TIE game Of ball between the Banner
boys aud the " anskucks, which was won
by tbs foI mer by a score OF 12 to D.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-21
GOOD BASEBALL GAME.
What Cheer Lvdgo aud Swarts Lodge
have n Bout at BALL

What Cheer Lvdge aud swarts Lodge
have Bout at BAIL
"Pse had mo fun at dis game dan
wood il went ter see de Pruvidenc rs, {"
was tie remark made by an eleven year
i'd baseball fiend, at the game plas ed
last Saturday on Lincoln field by the
mines representing What Cheer and
Swarts lodges Of Odd Fellows and that
was about The sentiment OF all present.
August o, 1892 tn,se two teams met for
the the ..nrs nrst time 90 at ~ Rhodes and and
OF the Swarts nine. The North Endsrs
never recovered f.om the effect of
the defeat. aud il was thought tnat hey
had a letter team than the Swarts lodge,
so they tried IL again, and about two
months ago the MANAGER OF The North
Epdcrs sent a CHALLENGE to the Swarts
pine, which was quickly accepted. and
last Saturday the 81, uggle took place.
THIS game was for the championship OF
Oda Fellows Of the sate There was per
haps an attendenca OF 80 who paid the
sum OF fifteen cents each TO see he game.
III was woeth Sl.) The numbtr Of rooters
about ali Of the we'll known Dad Fellow
base ball admirers in tie city.
The Game Called.
The game was csled little after o
o'clock. The payers were as follows,
What Cheer: Bell. p.; Small, c.: Wepks,
LIST b.; Phillips, Sd b; Z. Holmes. =. r.;
Gree le. 2d b.; EllIs. !. g.; J. Holmes, c. T.;
Baxter, r. I. Swarts, Shell 81 b; Cobh,
r. T.; Halladay. C.; Kelley, 1st b.; Poole, 3d
b.; boweo, !. T.; W,tnan,. 9; 4; turner, 8.
$; Rltinan, p. 1t 10 ked ba for the
North Enders all the way through thr
game, and hey had become somewhat
disheartened. At tue first OF fhe min Il
inning the score was IL to 13,
In favor OF the Svarts nine
but in this inuing they failed TO score
This fact gave their competitors a nex
lease OF life and they vent TO the bat with
blood in their eyes. Il ther one of the
players could biz "A minnie rifle ball, one
run, AMI the rioters from the North
end woke up. Another run. More noi.e
from the Hcwes street party, aud at the
same time the admirers ot the Swaris
lodge tekan to look sad. Still another
run. More noise. mingled with sadness,
and YET another. and IL was n tie. aud
what "a racket, and Oh, wha; de-
Jected looking crowd the Swarts
boys were. Would the Norh Enders get
In one more run, was tie query that ran
through the minds OF their supporters.
Was victory TO lind n comfortable rest
ing place upon the silSen banner of What
Cneer lodge Why not; there was hut one
man out End one on sec ,nd base. IT, was
done, aud the JOY OF the North Euders
knew no bounds, the score being IL to is
iiravc Men These,
The umpires were Martie Wallace and
George Parker. Any member OF tile or
der who would like TO have "a good cigar
can yet one tomorrow evening" by visiting
What Cheer lode "For snle--Oae
ldrxe-sizcd tin horn. brand new; rever
been used; the owner having no further
use for It. Call or telephone to II NJ
Swarts lodge"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-21

Omcers Who Are Now Enjoying Their
Vacations Several Changes.
Patrolman George 4. Ordway Of the
Fifth station has been transferred from
day to night duty. and Wilt L. Potter
from nj ght to day duty.
The following officers are now off on
fu lougns: +. Il. Blake and Peter +.
Duffy Of the first station, Can't. II. X.
Baker of the second station, James X.
Edwards William Gilfoile. and G. A.
Wyman OF tue second station, +.
H. Read ami A, &. T. Wheeler
Of the fourth station, r. M. Connols
and p. B. Cannon at the firth, and p. A..
Sullivan aud NJ. T.. Fseney of the sixth,
aud Capt. w. II. Cory aud James L.
Stockey of the Seventh station.
A paragraph recently appear d In one
of the daily papers 20 the eff. ct that
Capt. Msrston had gone to the Worlds
fur The captain said his morning that
he hadn't gone n nd he anv in cation OF
z ,ing, but now That It had ap .)etred in "a
ne wspaper he felt almost obliged to 20.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-21

Most coronets are made with velvet
strings attached for tying them In through
the hair while others have wires, the ends
of which hook and eye into each other, as
the majority break up into separate orna-
ments and are kept in form when they are
required for their original use by means Of
this wire. They are either placed quite
forward on the head, allowing portion Of
the fringe to show. or they are set on the
crown Of the head, and then are filed In
with loops OF hair or feathers. In every
case the hair should be especially dressed
for them, as they need to bs kept hrm-
London Queen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-21

Ladies who do a great deal Of sewing fre-
ouently suffer great deal from soreness
of the mouth and lips and are often at q
loss to ascertain the cause of the trouble.
Half the time it is simply the result of bit
ing Off thread instead of using pair Of
shears for cutting. In the case of silk thread
the danger is quite marked, because it is
usual to soak the thread in acetate Of lead,
partly to harden It and give it good sur
face and also perhaps to increase its weight
somewhat. II this practice is followed reg
ularly and very much silk thread is used,
the results may be quite serious and even
lead to blood poisoning
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Hands Daring the Last week.
Transac ions in real estate for the week ending
r. ". Manchester sold to j. c. Badong estate on
rs, cu.or OF J. J. Cooke sold to II. n. Hutton lot
tis or PROV denc sod to F. e. Dunlavey lot on
flse T. K Cook a ues aot L. waerhOuse lotion Mad-
-. +. Ieasitt sold to j. A. Latham lot on Mitchell
j asalSy and wife sold to Marx aoldsten es-
A. II. Warner and w ssold to Arthur Carney
* d. NF w. Cheney so to Brown university
two lots on Doyle aavenus Ior si,aS
hn'V5 BC Murphy ' sold 70 J. J. Manning interest in
~ oH g. % Rounds sod % Mrs. j. A. Gardner estate on
II, X b Banchard sold to same estate on Chalk
W NJ Brown sold to same estate on Salem street
j. a. King sold to same estate nedley aven ne
john Failon ana wife sold to Mrs. j. @. Palmer
lot on Acade ,,y av. nu. i.r 81 =, ,,.n,,,
Also sold 10 o. O. Young aud wife estate on Gay
'yt F,ts J. RICE sold to +. D. F-rd estate Broad
+ ID. Ford sold same to Mrs. Fltz }. Rice for So
c.ty OF Providence. SOFA TO May Grady lot on
Tockwott9n aud Wade s.rsets & 81 TO- 1 $500 % seov,
lot on Rhode island avsnue for s92i9.io.
tenth ias q i'sa same ne for or ssac %. SAM nv
W j Denney and wife sold To Elizabeth Canning
estate on JOSH IN street for <2lOV.
-. J. Banter aud wfs soid % Home Investment
Cottwo lots on New York and Indiana streets
for al.
Home In nvestment Co. sold same to Mrs. A. J.
c. w Potter sold 1, q. O. Allen estate on Gallup
street for Siol.
j. r. Barker sold 10 ID. s. Brown and wife estate
on Ohio avenue Tor 500.
Auburndale for 500.
Richmond Lam, co. sold TO VI j. Lacy lot en-
corner Atweii's and Tuxedo avenues 10 StO.
T.. H. Poster, assignee, sold 20 A. r. Scatte.-
go three lots and buildings on Douglas avenue
for xi
ysnue for $lo.
j. y. halIely so,d same to osen Mccormick and
and Wifc for
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-21
AT PARK STREET.
Rev. Il. @. Wesley Preached an Eloquent
sermon Yesterday Forcno oon.

Rev. II. @. Wesley Preached an Eloquent
sermon Yesterday Forenoon.
Rev. K. G. Wesley preached yesterday
morning at tie Park S rect Free Bap.
tist church, taking for his text the fifth
verse of he secoad chapter of the bbok OF
ST. Jonp: 'Hls mother saith unto the
ssrvarts, whatsoever he saith unto you,
do it, Mr.. W. ey spoke as follows:
In the doing of everything there is a
wronp aud right way. The right way
always means success, while tie wrong
way ends IN failure. Sue
cess is certain as Gods exis-
tencc u you obey his law, and your
failure is just as certain IL you disobey.
Own church. When we had the
sistem of pew renting. VIII ch is
work OF The devil aud lot of
God. aid know IL what / am speak
Ing, we were not successful. After you
adopted the @ her system OF free pews
and Of free Offering we have succeeded
wonderfully. L. Is just tie same in
everything eise--just when Gods word s
obeyed implicitly tnere is certain success.
Standing on The threshold OF What we
may make this church, / wish 10 II
your attention to a few thou rhts.
First, what does Christ want us TO do :
Some persons join tie church for social
oAsau&tfucut Dut OOQ y lutt OF tnt
church Is lifc-sa wing station for
human souls. Yvu remember the wreck k
OF the John Paul last winter and
how the life-savers earnestly waited
and worked for chance TO save the few
souls in The ship. Let me tel you, friends
that IL the members OF the church OF
God were one-half ms faithful for ten
days ~ these life-savers at Point Judith
were there would not be- ten uuslyed
souls In this city.
Another thing, We put business energy
Into business aud let the work OF God 90
on IA ehaphszard way to take care OF It.
eeIf Can you say this morning that you
have earnestly tried to bring one soui 20
God during this year. How many Of
you have given one hours steady prav
IN Gods soui-saving station here for The
SAVING Of your neigbbors' souls,
You cannot deceive God. This will bs
Question you will be asked lat tie iudpe-
ment SEAT. Business, YOU SAY. why. your
business In this world IN 10 save souls.
When your business man goes TO busi.
ness be never thinks Of God. lie Is
merely Tor the time a money.nakinQ M ma
chine. When be goes nome be readsDt be
evening pspers-which In about as IRE
ugious maeusl a. there IL IA the world.
~ tho busin ess men were as anxious
70 44vo souls ~ they ought, the down.
orodocn laboriug classes wo uId not be
Vboro they are now. Why, they care no
m0go Cor the men who work for. them
~ Veg a. for the 'eastls on the hills.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-21
THE MERMAID.

The surface of Lake Superior is Coz feet
above the oceans level.
The maelstrom is not whirlpool which
sucks ships down into the depths Of the
ocean. 1t is an eddy, which in fair weather
can be crossed in safety by any vessel.
Soupcreek in West Virginia passes ham
let called Vivian, and about mile below
returns. runs around n tract of land about a
half mile wide, aud then passes under it.
self This freak is caused b. the lay of the
land, which sinks spirally.
The narrowest part of the strait Of Flor
ida, through which the gulf stream flows
mt the rate of five knots an hour, is 30 miles
wide and has mean depth Of $50 fathoms.
II this were stopped up, the climate OF this
country In winter would be totally changed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-21

The annual picnic of What Cheer lodge,
Sons of st. George, and Property lodge,
Daughters of St. George, was held on
Saturday. The members met in the
lodge room aud paraded through The
principal streets, headed by the Tnornton
brass band. Amongst the visitors we're
General Searles and Colnnel Waite OF
Worcester, Mass. Captain Smales OF
Csntral Falls, Lieutenant Riley and
games and sports were held 10
the Thornton Cricket ground and the
Thornton Brass band rendered the
musical portion during the sports. In
the evening the sons and daughters re-
tired TO the pavilion ard dancing was
enjoyed until n late hour. The day was
very pleasant one and everybody
seemed we'll satisfied. The committee
of arrangements were Ttonas II. Hood.
James Il. Newton, William Slack, Mrs.
Martha Wood. Mrs. l. Kite. Mrs. Broad
field and Mrs. M. Callahan. The prizes
were as follows:
Girls race 100 yards. first prizs. pair Of shoes;
Fanny Wood; second irz, dress pattern, Mabel
years Of age"rs st prize So Charles Giobons second
Sex 90 s Bur o5ss 10 girls under
s bs6uf pP1s PnrG e pPsvs ar
prize suit OF clothes, Harry Hayes; second prize,
Old mans faee.lsS yards for member. over 50
Hop step and Jump far msSsrs ne ,ss First ehs prize
wnSn wn emblem r Of cn ans sen s
Fireen minutes .eo-as-you- please for members.
ond prize, box OF cigars. John Hall. y.
gold II headed % cane % crcatt second pre- pair Of
noes. Halton Hail. third prize, scarf pin. Fred
Hillman.
Miss Ida Briggs, the genial book-keeper
for w. II. Grant, has returned home
from q weeks vacation.
The pulpit at the Me thodist tabernacle
was led yes erday in the morning by
Mr.. Conaut, secretary OF Y. M. &. A.
and in the evening by Mr.. Cook OF
Joi nston.
The Riverside worsted and the Atlant ic
mills are all at work this morning.
The mills Of Ch rles Fletcher, Valley
street, are also I'm iuil operation today.
Mrs. Richards N. the librarian at the
library on Olneyville square. has gone
on a vacation for two weeks.
The pulpit OF the Presbyterian church.
by the Rev. r.. Wilson Of the Primitive
Methodist church. Harris avenue
The Rev. X. Wilson Of the Primitive
-MethndIst- church is being very successful
ia his labors her. New members are be-
ing ad led to the church nearly every
Ounudy. tutIc WeTc louT d0ui-
tions 10 the roll IF membership.
Tnc R.v. j. B. Cough Pig 20 preached at
the Broadway Baptist to a full congrega-
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Arnold have re-
turned from trip TO Cape Cod.
Mr.. Bert Rider of Ed lew oo1. has re-
turned from the Adirondacks.
Mrs Catherine Talbot Turner of Bir-
mingham, Aln., is the guest of Mrs. Gum
mons at Lake wood
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lambert of So n
ervilie, Mass. are the guests of relatives
here
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-21
STATE NEWS IN BRIEF

A pension has bsen granted to Bridget
Daley OF Centreville.
M. Paul Bourget, the noted French
novelist, and wife. have arrived for .hs
season.
The new road bridge over Coles river
in Warren - nearly completed ana the
highway will be open 10 travel in few
weeks.
The two Armenian shoe makers OF Gen.
tral Falls, had a little setto saturday,
and they will now seek redress through
the law.
John Booth, Jsthro Baker. John n Ba--
Der, George simmons aud Everett Dun
ham, Central Falls, left Saturday for the
Worlds far.
Warren, who In 1882 learned the tailor 3
trade OF Turner & Salisburr, aud is now
a resident OF burlington, W., Is visiting
friends ia that town.
Chief Engineer Brierly OF the Paw
tucket fire department, not having fully
recovered from his injuries, will not he
able 10 attend the anpual convention OF
the National Association of the Fire
Engineer at Minneapolis. Minn., next
week.
Martin III. Desley. 40 years OF age,
VINO belonged In Pawtucket, and who had
been stopping at the Broadway Central
hotel, New York city, died suddenly. in
one OF The pariors Of that hotel Saturday
night from apoplexy. Deaiey was buyer
Tor miili.esy aud dry goods house La
Paw;ucket.
Frank Lovely. about 16 years OF age,
WAS arrested yesterday for stealing frult
from tire, in back of the building OF
the Collyer Machine company, Pawtuck-
af ni,s. - al. - I'm hat
vicinity have complained OF The dtpreda-
tions Of boys and yesterday a watch was
set and Lovely happened to be the Que TO
be caught. lie was fined 81 and costs
The annual coaching parade took place
in Newport Saturday and was success.
although the nun ber OF coaches was not
Ms large as heretofore. The route Of the
parade included Ochre Point first. and
then the procession took its way from
telIevue avenue and round the Ocean
drive 10 the Golf club grounds, the Mecca
OF society this year, where the annual
dinner was served.
The fight between the town of Cumber-
land and the town of Lincoln over the
Jonn stree bridge SEEMS TO be as far
from settlement as il ever was. The de-
cidsd stand takeu by Lucoln authorities
is met by an equally determined stand OH
the Cumberland side. The Cumberland,
TO back up their claim and will not give
in.
A musical and dramatic enteri ainment
given at the Newport Casino this
evening under the auspices of the New
York Evening World. promises to he
OF unusual interest. The programme
includes u presentation OF Jerome X.
Jerome's charming play Barbara"
la which will lie seen Miss Margaret
st. John, the K ,glish actress, Vilton
Ayre, late OF Days company, and Miss
Malcolm. the weli-known society belle Of
Newport. Following this several piano
lorte selections will be given by Henry
Levy. the eminent pianiss. The whole
will conclude by the appearance of Miss
Nora. Lambert in The serpeniine and
Polish dances. The proceeds of this en-
t-r aiDment will ito he Sick Babies
fund most philanthropic aud useful
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-21
M. I. S. r. is TASTELESs.
FIFTY CAPSULES IN EACH BOX. FIFTY CENTS Per BOX
DRUGGISTS.
THE EXHIBITOR.

A monin could be proiitably spent in the
fine art section of the fair.
Thirty thousand tons of stair material
were used in the walls of the Worlds fair
buildings.
General Lew Wallace says of the Worlds
fair, Never i'm the history of the world has
there been anything like it, in my judg-
ment, and ] doubt IL ever again, FOR a huG-
dred years at least, will there be-"
One of the curious articles forming part
of the colonial exhibit at the fair Is carved
powder horn etched with the map Of New
York and the English coat of arms. 1t was
loaned by Mrs. Heinigke Of Bay Ridge.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-21
Narrow Escape Prom browning.

Two boys from North End, apparently
about fifteen years or age. went down the
river Saturday aud discovering n row
boat on the beach with oars In il decided
that they would row out TO where the
barge WAS sunk last week. Neither
knew how to row and as constouepce
before half the distance had been covered
an oar was lost aud the boa. tipped over.
Neither could swim and had it not been
for the fortunate proximity Of n lailboat
the result would have been q tragedy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-21
IN EAST PROVIDENCE.
Real Estate Transfers DO Not show
Financial Stringency Local News.

Real Estnto Transfers DO Not show
Financial Stringency- Local News
The strugeucy OF the money market
had no visible effect on the real estate
market In this town as Is attested by the
fol lowing list of transfers recorded at the
town Clerks ofIic, during the past week |:
George w. AID Eta l.. Read sold 10
John w. and Hattie Sharp ~ lot of land
on the X. o. Whitney plat 70 so.
Charles l.. and Mary Real of Paw
IN .ket sold TO Ann T.. Gillian Of Provi.
deuce part Of lots numbered CO. 67 and
6s on the b. +. Borden plat at Sabin's
John. n. and Alice A. Gardner sold to
J. A. King ot Seesonk. Mss, lots num-
Lers so aud 81 on the II. 0. Viii ney plat
for sl0
Moruagee OF Daniel II. Handy ct ux.,
sold to ida l. Perkins, lot No. 20, Oh the
X. q. Whtney plat for 1885, liarre Il.
Grout Of Providence sold To Arthur Hill,
lot No l2O. on the Tristan Burgess plat
for So
john Rogers OF Providence sold to FL
len l. Brown of Clinton. Mass, lot mum
her S5 on the S,bin's pint plat for $25
Providence County savings bank sold TO
Patrick Hagau lot No. % on the Pleasant
Bluff plat number for $40.
Yesterday afternoon horse attached
toa light buggy bee lme frightened on
Pawtuckct ave u and when near the
ia, c,i OF Pomham avenue collided
with bicycle Winnifred Thompson,
an Oineyvile man, WAS on the bicycle
and WAS thrown tO the around. the car
rlage passing over him, breaking his
right arm IN two places and fracturing
his lcf leg. The runaway was stopped
before further damage was done and the
young man WAS taken into the buggy and
taken TO the city, wnere medical attend
arce was summoned.
There were three rulprits in the seventh
distric, court this morning who had OF.
iendru tbe majesty or the law" by get
ting intoxicated, an each were fined So
and costs. rh
Have you Tried the New Horsford's
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-21
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
Very Light Docket This Morning and
only Unimportant Cases.

IN the sixth district police court this
morning there was light docket, only
three unfor'unetes appearing. William
Ryan was given leave TO spend his vaca-
ton at the county jail for 30 days for
stealing a coat, waistcoat and trou .ers,
valued In the aggregate at Sl5
Frank hudson aud William Petite.
both pleaded guilty TO being common
drunkards and were each given six
months at the state workhouse.
a number OF minor civil cases came up
OF whicn the majority were continued
for ono week.