The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-23

terestfng to Providence People. ~.
The seashore rush will from now be
homeward.
A revival of roller skating is threaten
ing this CITY.
About next week r,al estate agents
will be overworkrd.
Delaware peaches and Jersey melons
are looking their prettiess.
The heavy fog this morning rapidly
disappeared under "A westerly breeze.
Tug Reliance ha, returned to Provi-
dence alter visiting the stranded schooner
Ethel Swift.
l.. L. Fancreant and wife OF Montreal,
registered at the Central hotel THIS
morning.
Rhode Island lodge. Knights OF Pythias
Wave last evening.
Tie steamer Queen City will carry a
party OF excursiVnlsts from TINS city 10
Seaconnet Island Thursday evening.
john Mitchell. an inspector for Browne
a. Sharpe eMauufacturlng company, hasre-
turned from two weeks yisit 10 Sou'h
Boston.
IL. H. Barney. the contractor, is abou
10 NIcCb loIkt SIN
house on his estate on North Davis
street.
The Union Railroad company received
the first consignment OF electrical ma
chinery for the new power station This
morning
Officer Ahern found black horse at
tached to a buggy standing OH EXCHANGE
pl.ce at a. IN. TODAY The turnout was
placed In the Dexter asylum pound.
John NJ. Kelly. living at IA West street,
claims thar some one stole his watch
while he was in some saloon on West
minister street near Battey last night.
Captain Richardson of the Continen-
tai Steam boat company. who has been
Ill, has returned 60 duty and WAS running
the Day Star in place of Captain Kelly
today. so
A letter box at the corner OF North
Main ana jenkins streets was broken at
$3.50 D. IN. yesterday by wagon collidlng
with it. The posroliice officials were at
once notified.
The funeral OF Bisnop McMahon will
take place Friday at Hartford, and
number OF his former Providence p irish
ioners will attend, as will many OF the
priests OF this diocese.
At $50 o'clock last evening an alarm
was sounded from box 3i2 for "A fire on
the roof OF the dwelling at No. 124 sum
mer street owned by Eugene Phillips.
The blaze was extiDguIshed without ,
damage.
Steamer No. IL. which was upset and
somewhat demolished in going TO q fire
at the corner of Delaine street and Man
ton avenue. has been repaired and yester-
day went into commission again at the
Putnam street station.
The subject Of the lecture to be de-
livered tonight by Professor Julian de
Owes at the Y. NJ. c. A, will be How
to get married and remain so," and all
are invited to attend. The lecture is free.
There will be lots Of fun for everybody.
There was very pleasant wedding at
the residence Of the brides mother, Mrs.
l.. A. Hathaway. last evening, hen
Ella Eugenia was united IN marriage 70
groom left on the 8 p. IN. train for Wor-
cester.
Supt. Cloudman yesterday placed in
position at the Allen Print Works box
422, while the old box, 43l, which was
burned out on Sunday night. is being
repaired. Temporary boxes bave been
placed for seven other boxes which were
burned out at the same time.
The judiciary bill went into effect
yesl erday. Orders from the Appellate
division wero entered ia the Office of the
clerk Of the Providence county regarding
the disposition of pending cases, copies Of
which were sent to the clerks OF the cour:
of common pleas In the different coun-
ties.
In Roger Williams park yesterday
afternuoi a horse attached to buggy
occupie 1 by Mrs. fAlbe Williams and
Miss Katie Nelson, became frlghie ened
and ran away. Both occupants were
thrown out and badly bruised and the
overturned buggy was demolished by col
lision with q telegraph pole.
The board Of assessors of Fall River en-
joyed sail on the bay today. he trip
was made OIL the Steamer Daphn. The
party came rs tar as Fields Point where
Manager Atwell paid particular at en-
ion to the dinner they ate. They then
returne 10 Newport. where the part
stopped for an hour or more.
On the New York. New Haven and
Hartford there appears to be "A sort of
confidence among the officials that dimes
are going to be better soou, and thar,
therefore, they will retain their men as
long as possible. Therefore no one has
yeI been discharged from the Providence
and Worcester division, nor, in fact,
from any of the divisions, except few
section hands and construction men on
tle mai N line