The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-28

The Crisp club will dedicate its new
quarters this evening.
The property OF William Burrows has
been attached by d. w. Allen.
Last nights police record: Sixteen
arrests, one disturbarcs three sores un
secured.
Thomas Sissou. assistant foreman OF
Hose ]. has recovered from his illness and
is on duty again.
Thres men were partly buried but not
seri usly injured v serday by the raving
in OF "a trench on Dorrance r.et
Thieves entered the residence Of Arthur
l. Kelley, 50 Stimson street, last evening,
and stole purse containing several dol
lars.
The police have recovered the property
that was stolen from the India street
Office OF John X. White g. Son las Sun
day.
Officer Reach Of Central station IL now
acting as warrant officer, assisting Officer
Long during the absence of Officer Jones
at the Worlds fair.
The doctors think they can save the
hand of John Shea, which was mangled
In machine at Sweeney g. Co.'s mattress
store, Tuesday afternoon.
This afternoon the Grand lodge OF
Masons performs the ri uslstic ceremony
AT the laying OF the cornerstone OF the
new Masonic hall at East Greenwich.
Colonel Moran is still confined to bis
house, but he 10 recovering from The in
juries which he recently sustained while
stopping John Goodies runaway horse.
After SLING three weeks engagement
with the American band at tie NJ nne-
apolis Industrial Exposition, Mr.. viii
liam r. Lane, the baritone ,loist, has re-
turned home.
While riding In Barton, w., one day
this week. Mr.. aud Mrs. j. L. Gray OF
Proyldence wsrsthrown from their car.
riage, Mrs. Gray sustaining a scalp
wouad and Mr.. Gray beiug badly bruised.
There was an exciting runaway on
Westminster street late Yesterday after
noon. The horse which belonged to
Michael III. Nancy, fell st Exchange
treet and was cut about the head aud
legs.
Y, sterday afternoon Michael f. Rigney
assaulted his mother-in-law, Mrs. Hanuah
p ckett. with a knife, inflctiug n severe
scalp wound. Mrs. Pickett is 70 years
old and lives Mith her daughter, Mrs.
Rigney. Rgney has Leen defendant ia
several assault cases.
DE-. Q. II Fisher Of the State board of
bealth, is in Wa hinRton, ID. c., this
w,eS. He will attend the meetings oil
the American Public Health association
and the International Congress on Pub
lie Health OF the Words Columbian
exposition at Chicago, commenting Otto
Der ., 1898
Yesterday eight engines. each weighing
81 tons. were shiPl~t from tie Rhode Is
laLd Locomotive Works to the Brooklyn
Elevated Railroad company. They are of
tae Forney type, with boilers set up the
drivefs. The tenders are attached TO the
engine ana set upon small trucks. All
az supplied with a new signal system,
whicn Is Operated d from the top o. the cab.
During the day Whine. blue a..d red targets
are used, aud at night co.ored lights.
Last night forty-one unfortun ates were
shvltertd at the c.ntral station. Tue
largest nun Der ever before accommo-
dated at the central station was -, ana
that WAS one night last winter. The
nationalities represented lat night were: 1:
Ninet Ell An erican. six Irisn, six English.
three Scotch, tn o Canaaia.i, Two Armen-
ian, two Italian and one German. Trades
rspresented: Ten weave y, nine labor s,
seven spinners, four moulders, three
tailors, TWO bremeu, TWO masons, TWO
COOKS, one switchman and ore carpenter.