The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-01

Mr.. c. r. Cottrell Of jamestown, who
has during the past year been a student
at the Harvard Law school, will take an
examination In July for admission 10
tie Rhode Island bar.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel r. Kelly cele-
brated the twenty fifth anniversary OF
their marriage at their residence No 20
Bridgham street last evening. They were
the recipients OF many beautiful tokens
Of esteem. Among the presents was
ere I'm spoon which has bsen In the samty
Mary Sherman. Among those present
who wer. present at the marriage OF Mr..
aud Mrs. Kelly were John Kellv Mrs.
Eliza j. Whitemore, Mrs. James Eaton,
Samuel Hazard. Miss Mary Hazard, Mrs.
Nancy Garland, and Walter Kelly. And
from among their many friends OF
later cate, were Mr.. aud Mrs. George j.
Hazard. Mr.. and Mrs A. T.. Payton.
NJ; M and Mrs dIa John y Cole M; IT.. and Mrs. s
Green, Mr.. aud Mes. Cyrus Brown.
Miss Clara c. Brown. Miss
Ella Pi, rec. Miss Lily Lskey.
Ernest Lakey. Mr.. John Kelly. Miss
Cora Kelly, Misses Sadie and florence
Kelly. Mrs. &. Congdon. Mrs Maria
Gardner, James Eaton. Miss Annie Ell
ton. Mrs. Leander Dodge, Mrs. Sarah
Sprague, Thomas Livingstone. Miss Lucy
Greene aud Samuel Greene. The recep-
tion was from q 80 to o, and between the
served. Mr. Kelly Is u member or the firm
Of Payton q Kelley. manufac CT uring Jaw
elers, of this city. Letters OF regret were
read from many OF the happy couples
friends who were unable to be present
BURGESS square re ioices In The possess
sion of two rival fakirs One is a vender
of certain latent medicine and the
other sells assorted jewelry. These two
enterpris. ng merchants each claim that
hallowed spot by virtue of former pos
session, and keep up q constant warfare
as to who shall sack the spoiis OF the
public patronage. Each regards his
loathsome contemporary with undis.
guised contempt aud makes no bones Of
circulating the fact As result the Sal
vdtlon army that FOR many months dill
nightly congregate on BurSes' square, is
no longer to be found.
A man named David Shippee, living in
Scituaie. was brought into the sixth
district court this morning charged with
cruelty to horse. He was held in $500
,ecurity for trial Friday.
ShipIee's horse was in such deplorable
state o I starvation tnat he attention OF
the people on Friendship street and
was notified. He arrested the man, who
claimed that he could not afford to feed
his horse properly.
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That June Is the month of weddings
has long been admitted, and never have
more weddings taken place in the merry
month of June in this city than during
the present year.
The old Howard homestead on West
Minister street was the scene Of pretty
wedding Thursday night, when Miss
Mabel Howard of Brooklyn, y. Y, gave
fer hand in marriage to DR.. Leonar
Jarvin OF Claremont, N. III. The bride
was the daughter of the late William "A.
Howard, who was well known ia Rhode
ii md as q manufacturer.
with mills at Arkwright. The marriage
was witnessed by family gathering OF
eighty persons The old homestead was
handsomely decorated for the occasion.
When the ceremony was concluded there
was reception, and a wedding feast was
served, after which the newly twedded
cOup!e departed on wedding trip.
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One of the horde u Hebrew boys who
infesD the streets In the center OF the
city came 10 grief this morning. His
name was David Sadersky and he was
engaged In an alteration with Felix
Moucelo, who runs the fruit stand on
the Continental Steamboat company's
wharf, when the latter jumpsd ou him
and thrashed him soun ily. Sadersky
will prosecute the man.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moskoyito have
returned from their wedding tour and
taken up their residence on Westlpinister
street
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John Rodin. n small boy. was brought
into the sixth district court this morning
charged with malicious mischief. Ro din
il is alleged. amused himself by knock
ing the knobs, locks and time locks, of
The safe which has been reposiug in
peaceful solitude amongst the debris of
the Ryan's mill fire at Olneyville. He
pleaded not guilty and was held in 500
oarety for trial Friday.
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Providencs has. as is we'll known, n
most excellent fire department. aud yes
terday afternoon the officials were inter-
ested in the test of La France, the small
est engine in the department. at
the Dexter training ground. The
experiments were most successful.
aud were witnessed by representativ $
from the Grs departments OF Worcester,
Newport aId other places. The last
trial was with $50 feet of hose with a
nozzle Of ~ inches. Tue stream was
seat ten ieet above the top of the weather
vane or over $50 feet. Tue engine at
this time carried las pounds of steam
auu 300 pounds water pressure.
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After the GLORIOUS Fourth" the usual
spectat orstof the parade made in our cay
VIII be Obliged 10 iind points of oDserva-
tious IN some oth.r locality than
Westminster s1reet, as IL Is TO bS In the
hands of the Union Railroad company.
as it. is pettting ths streets ready Tor tue
"e ecUr cs F" in fact. Exchange place,
Dorraucs and Eddy streets will not be LA
coGdit on for ANY parades during the
month ol July, aud possl bly, August.
The yong women Of tho gradustipo class
of the Normal school finished t1eli treer
a. tnat in,titution last evening wi,L the
usual reception and promenade coucsrs
Ihe hall was well filled with the girls