The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-16
ciTy NOTES..

3. II. es, who has been in New York
for week, return d home last evening.
Rev. DR.. S an :. rector o. the cat hedral,
returned today from the Worlds fair.
Is. II. hall is being renovated and put
in readiness for the fall aud winter sea-
son.
The Providence lodge OF Eks begins it's
regular evening sessions next Tuesday
evening.
Providence lodge of Elks will hold its
first meeting Of the fan season next Tues
day evening.
Lieut.. O'Neil rsturnei to duty at the
central station after his vacatiou which
was spent in the west.
Boys entered the cellar OF George Pot
ter. 322 North Main street last night, and
stole n quantity OF lead dpile
Mr.. Il. w. He'd v, leader of the National
band. sprained his ankle yesterday while
marching in the firemen's procession at
Phenix.
Hose No. extingushed a chimney
fire at 6:30 pm. yesterday, at 62 Bates
street. The house IS owned by Linds y
Anderson.
Lrdies coming down town this evening
noles of the Union Rail comp my as uney
have just been painted.
AT 5:l5 New York freight, while back
ing down o side track. ran into an Old
Colony switcher, and threw it of the
track. No damage was done.
Sie,mer Amos c. Barstow, the tramp
boat OF the Providence and Stonington
line, will tow the disabled Massac nusetts
n "a n.
A brick pavement is beirg lad on
Mathewson street, from Washington to
Cove street. The street will te opened
to the public in about ten days.
Martha Handy. aged 70 years, fell on
North Main street. netr Cady. aua in
jnred her hip. She was assisted to her
home. Cady street, by Officer Martin.
Mrs. Martha Handy. 20 years old, fell
on North Main street vest erday afternoon
aud Injured her knee. Sue WAS assisted
TO her home, Cady street, by Officer
Martin.
The Rhode Island delegate to the ma
tional convention Of the knights OF the
Sherwood Forest hat is to meet at New
Haven next Monday.wil leave on the 1:20
train, tomorrow.
A del cation from MayHower lodge,
/. O. o. +. will board a parry wagon at
Burgess SQUARE this evening aud 10 to
Ashland, where thoy will be the guests
of Covenant lodge
The common pleas branch of the su-
preme court will open next Monday. Ac-
cording TO tn, new judiciary law this
court viii be in continuous ssion
throughout the year.
AT meeting OF the mem bers OF tn q
North Clngregational church, OF Wall
ing street. Thursday, the esanation OF
Rev A. III. Chittenden WAS oiscusse J.,
and IL was voted TO accept IL.
An elm tree sud TO be 40 years oil was
cut down on the Palmer estate this morn
ing This tree Is laid To have been the
handsomest in the state. II o butt meas
ur.d "A little over four ie.t In diameter.
John Grundy, employed In the baggage
room OF the New London division oI tn,.
Consolidated road. has been transferrs
TO sabin street crossing, and John Moran
at the crossing has been ordered e. duty
at thr pot.
RI. Rev. Bishop Harkins will admin
lister the Sacran ent OF Confirmation on
November 8 in St. Miehaei's Chur, h.
prair'e avenue. The n w orgaa 81 Just
appointed. Mr.. Charles Levi, OF Bts,o
Is pre, aring a rare musical pio ram Tor
the occasion.
Edward u ulager, while driving on Ex-
chuge street this morning, met with q
slight accident H. haraes- bsoke aud
he was palled over th. dashboard, but