The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-18
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for Busy Readers.
CHRONICLE OF THE DAYS EVENTS
In Brief Chapters The Doings. Sayings
and Happenings In this Lively Mu-
nicipaiity ReIated I'm an Interesting
Manner by Reporters of the News

The steam plant at the city hall 10
being repaired.
new pair OF bo lers is being put In at
the Hotel Dorrance.
"Chuliket" is tie name OF latest pro-
duct IN the gum line.
Most of the rainy days during the sea-
son have been Thursdays.
A small schooner ran aground of
Fields Point about 3 o'clock yester lay.
Poles for the trolley are being set n
Westminster aud Weybosset streets TO-
day.
Messrs. Nve. Smeed and Wright, clerks
70; Belcher 81 Loomis, are enjoying their
vacation.
Captain Richardson, Of the Continental
SteaD,boa company. is on the SICK list
Tor a few days.
Only two more Thursdays before the
grocery stores will be open on the after
moons Of that day.
Washington bridge is being slightly
altered in order To make the trolley work
more satisfactory.
III. j. Ward of the Crowell g. Worth
ington company is spending his summer
vacation ia Bristol.
A large and handsome dwelling house
is being erected at the corner OF George
and Thayer streets.
IL The weather is favorable the Ameri-
can band will give concert at Roger
Williams park this evening.
Fifty criminal cises are to come before
the next session OF the common pleas
division OF the supreme court.
A commodIous building containing two
teneuients and store is being erected on
the corner OF East Transit aud Ives sur, cts.
The Emwoo lodge X. Of p. ball nine
will pay game with the Athletics Of
Worcester. In tnat city, Tuesday, Sspt. 20.
Reports up to date show that there
will be eighty-two bands of music i'm the
parad. OF the Grand Array AT Indian
opiis.
The Rhode Island Locomotive works
has been awarded "A contract TO bull
eight large locomotives for tue Bo ,to
and Maine road.
Lieutenant Governor Bull. aud Depart
ment Commando q. Il. Crauston Of the
q. A. r., were among the diners at
Fields Point yesterd'y.
Mrs. Daniel Howland. Mrs. Clark. Miss
Mary Rowland aud Albert Cla rke are
among the residents # this city that are
soon TO visit the Worlds fair.
His Exceilency Governor Brown has
responded to more invitl ioas of social
nature than any other governor OF the
state, and he enjoys them, too.
Capt. Leavitt of Station 6 has returned
from his vacation and Captain Btker
of Station has gone to his old Lome on
Cape Cod to spend his furlough.
Councilman Kelly, who was run into b y
team on Exchange Place so netime ago
and severely injured. has recovered sLffi.
GENTLY to be able to move about.
A break in the water main at the cor
ner Of Sabin and Calender streets re-
suited in IA cavein yesterday which took
down about thirty iect Of the sidewalk.
All Of the vessels IN the lighthoue
department Of TIE United States are
named after some fl ,wer; the one down
the by at the present time is the Misile
toe
Jack Moran, who shot O lficer Feeley
four years ago and VINO Is serving 70 sou
tence in the state prison at Crauston, is
reported to he very sick aud no hopes of
his recovery are entertained.
A NEE ing OF the Central labor un ion
will be held this evening at the head
quarter, for the purpose of making
arrangements for u general excursion OF
workingmen to RocSy Point.
A freight car on the New York and
New England rosd, standing near the
Acorn street CROSSING was broken into 10y
thieves last night and aqusntity Of brass
boxes for car wheels we're stolen.
Mr.. William ID. Davis, who resides at
1914 Elmwood avenue. WAS run iuto and
Knocked down Oh Exchange pace last
evening by an express cam driven b;
William Mcdowell. He was badly
Urulsed about the upper part OF his b Idy.
The contractors who are putting in the
sewers on Dorrance strect thought hat
they would be able TO open WestniL ster
street to the public this evening, but find
that il is impossible To do 20. There are
some doubts rs TO the st est being opened
before next Monday evening.
Amoag the sporting men Of this city
wno left the city Lnis afternoon on the 2
v'c Uck train TO witness the fight be-
ween Cattauch aud O'Dounell sat the
Couey Island Athletic club this evening
were Steve McMausb, P,tricK Melxeou,
Jesse Brown, Fred Kelly. n mas
Duffv, John ii. Smith OF tne MeIropole
aud Thomas McGough.
The Tooth anniversary OF II oyal Arch
chapter No. | will be OBJ erved sunday
an Monday, sept. 3ta nd 4. On Sunday
at 2:30 y. M a sermon will be preac ed by
Most Eminent Henry w. Ru II
d. d.. past nigh priest ut
the cLulcn OF the Mediator.
O her prominent dvines will be prcsen
On Monday afternvol az ,,.iocN .exsr-
CTS, $ will bc held l.. Infa try hall. Rev.
G. j.. living. ID. ID. of Bio)k,yn will de-
liver the orat.oA ani the history Of the
chapter wal bc read by r.. E.. George
III. Burniam Iu t"e ,veDi = n. 1:oJ
there will be a bang 1et In the same hall
and addrts .es by y. .olninent members OF
the frateraity wal De made.