The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-03
Ci7Y NEWS IN BRIEF.

During the st month there were 2s6
patrol wagon Calls from the Central
station against III for the previous
month.
TIE Rhode Island Busiless Mems asso-
citation will mold It's annual meeting In
room No. 210 Bntltr Exchange 1t o'clock
this evening.
There was a d disturbance in tho place
kept by Maggie ONei!l at 5 Otis street
last night. which was suppr sse by Pa
trolman Sheanick.
The elec ric light pole Mt tn corner OF
South Main and Power streets caught fire
last evening from live wire. Chem Cal
2 extinguished the blaze.
The third annual ball Of the Pekin Lit
erary association will lie he'd III Dimond
hall on Randall squ re tonight. The
grand march will move at $3.50 o'clock.
Yesterday afternoon John Ford fell
from pile of lumb.r on Congress
avenue and was so severely injured that he
was removed to the Rhode Island hos
pital.
During the month of October 121, 900
tons OF coal Were brought TO this port in
80 barges and 80 schooners. This was
10000 tons more than WI re brought In the
rec,ding mouth.
Lieutenant Scott of the Third police
district, who was suspended Wednesday
evening, was reinstatet yesterday. Pa
trolman Foys, who was also under sus-
pension for short time, has been re-
urn d to duty.
John ForJ, while working on pile of
lumber on Congress avenue IL 3 p. M, yes
terday was badly injured by the pie sliding
aud throwing him to the ground. He
WINS takea to the hospital In al ambu-
lance
A boy went Into tie store occupie ed By
ANGEL Pierce at 30 Harkuess street yes
terdsy and got 60 cents worth Of goods
by r. presenting that woman named
Snul sent hi ~. It was foun later tn 1t
the story was false, aud he poles were
informed.
A meeting of the stock holders OF the
Interstate railroad was held ia the Nara
.ansett hotel yest. rday afternoon. There
was considerable delay in secur-
ing a quorum and after the reaaing OF
re, rds anu reports had bten completed
it was decided to adjourn until Dec. 2.
After nearly tea yeais service In the
police depar meat Patroiman Jos, phi
Wyman If the sixth district las
ieLGered his resignation. His vile,
who has been in feeble Lealth. has
been so much benefited by u Two years
sol Jurn in florida that Mr.. Wyman has
decilei to make that state his perEa-
nent nome.
The class OF 100 of Oxford grammar
fri hs..d eli rtx a
last evening in the home of Miss Lillian
Tillinghast OIL Glad,lone street. The
pr q, for the prettiest bi sket, a souytn +
spoon given by Mr.. f. III. Hearn. was
awarded to Miss Peters. The rest of the
evening was spent ia social pastimes.
Rotations ana lnt steal select Gus by Miss
Mabel Du ham.
An Art Students league was formed
last evening in the studio OF Hugo Breui
in the Butler Exchange. The class
numbers twenty five aud is to b.
inltoi to thirly-fve. The OBJ
ject OF the league is t develop artlstie
taste Ly study IRON he moleis. The Ass
will meet tnree times "A week during the
winter l. consists of students cona ected
with lithograDhic establishments, news
paper Offices and artists.
The Providence Press club will give n
reception TO Mr.. ID. w. Reeve, tomorrow
| eveaing. Mr.. Reeves IL an old member of
tht cub and the Press boys will make
| things pleasant In celebration
| Of his return t, town. The full Aneri
can orch SRA. Daniel Phil ps leader. vii
| furaish music Mr.. j. X. Murray and
| Prof. Il. Nichols CrDnau will visit the
rooms at the closc VI the performance OF
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