New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-02
THE FOURTH IN RHODE ISLAND.
ENCAMPMENT OF THE MILIT1A-THE POLITICAL
CONTEST.

ENCAMPMENT OF THE MLIT1A-THE POLITICAL
CONTEST.
Providence, r. l.. July tSpecinD-The annual
encampment Of the State militia Will be held on the
week beginning July 10, and at the new camp GROUND
recently purchased by the State at Ouonset Point
neor WEXFORD The First Battalion OF Cavalry ana
Battery A. Light Artillery. together with the Machue
Cun Battery will march TO the camp Thich VIII pe
called Camp ID. Russell Brown There Is 10 Dc
considerable military parade on July q. ~ VIII !"
narticpated in by the United Train OF AT'iiiery inc
serorate COMPANIES Slocum Light Guard, First Lieht
Infantry Regiment. the Machine Gun Haft"ry Bat
terry A. Light Artillery; Company b, frs' oa'''n'oh
Cavalry five companies OF cadets, SonS VI veterans
and Farragut Naval Association Various CIVIC oru'rS
will also ioin IN the procession In the Afternoon"
there is TO lie trades procession. lhere '"' =" I'VE
hand concerts and fireworks in the evening on 'he
80 Training Field and on the Cranfordst. bridge
Tomorrow will lie notable in Providence by the
rroeopce of Cardinal Gibbons who VIII assist III lay
ing the cornerstone Of st. Joseph's Hospital.
There has been moro less bysterical talk In the
neuspapers and street corners as 10 uie '"'piiN
q, the Providence water supply, and the sale oi
,c wafer has come to be q business Of considerable
ni,,de Now comes Chief Engineer W. kuemmei'
90 ,ha Altoona Germany water works, who has be"n
tpsnecting the public works OF the city, ana states MS
oinIon that the Pawtuxet water is as good as there
9, in the world lie also said that Providence was ue
cleanest city in America that he had visited
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Secretary Collins says that IL VIII lie inc 'hoS'
oxhudt,on ever held in the state. Inc lie" 'a.ur''
49,. Of on exhibit OF food products AT Infantry Ian
during November will be a great success All 'c
space Is already tiheh' o,A Mace
John G. Marvel. postmaster at kchoo''n' "a''''
eaven miles from this city, has hein ua' o'"'o i
6f,v Years consecutively, having been aPp"n''d "S
presjaent TYLER In 1s43 II Is said mat even N'''
Maxwels axe will hesitate about failing on Ms liz
orbough he is a Republican Of the RepnolcahS' "he"
he ran for Senator a few years ago ne receiver every
yotc cast in the town, such Is his popularity
Tho LAWYERS fling briefs with The supreme Cohr'
m the legality of the proceedings al III" recent
.,,rn y, the General Assembly In Newport have
locreod upon August IL the Gay when 'hey desire
. decision In the mean time the rnmp House at
Sewport goes through the farce OF meeting 'hi'e
mr. four times a week. The large posse OF deputy
ssrpesnts-at arms sworn in by the House are on
hand each day, and expect 10 get - DAY Of the
states Good money. The financial trouble has afccted
Providence only remotely as yot, but 1t has been
Sufficient 10 paralyze the jewhlry business and IN
some other lines demand for goods is limited Rates
az Interest have advanced TO per cent on call
loans and there is considerable difficulty in raising
money on real estate
DR. Reuben A. Guild has been librarian at brown
for forty years and has rendered his resignation
Harry Lymon KoOpman graduate OF Colby Cnivcr
sity, will succeed him.
After considerable backing and filling between the
two branches OF the City Council they have agreed
10 meet In Joint convention on July 10 to elect
five license commissioners.