The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-25
CITY NEWS NOTES.

The annual moonlight excursion OF the
Y. NJ q. A. will take place this evening.
Hose IA extinguisbed chimney fire at
10 Florence street at l1:3D n. III. yesterday.
The Bristol depot horse cars commenced
yesterday to run through 10 Exchange
place again.
be instituted tonight with a charter
membership Of $50
The grand lodge OF the Sons of st.
George are holding their annual session
at Wanskuck today.
Some one stole the door plate from the
house owned by Patrick Mccarthy at 80
kossuth street last night.
George Fairbrpther. II years of age, ran
away from the st. Aloysius asylum on
Prairie avenue yesterday.
George Gosling, the champion secret
society man OF Central Falls, has recently
returned from an extended eastern trip.
A chimney fire in the house Of Nathan
lei Winslow at No. 16I Point street
caused the alarm from box 2j at o'c lock
last evening.
Patrolmau Anthony found window
in he store of w. l.. G.. Phetteplace on
South Main street broken last evening and
notifel the owner.
The beneflt rendered tn, B,1er Bros.
orches ra last evening was success. The
party returned to the city in "a pir.y
wagon at the close of the affair.
Mr.. John L. Chevalier. who has beer
the local cashier OF the New York aud
New EIgland road, h been promoted
to the position OF travels = auditor.
The feed poles recently located on the
Crawford street bridge are lelng replaced
by poles OF n larger size. The work L.
under the supervision OF John H. Batty.
The mines from the G. )rham M,nufac-
turing company and TIE Eimwood *. of
II. niue will play an exhibition game on
the Adelaide grounds this afierEo IN n t
$3.50. The admission viii BE- free.
Battery A, Light artillery, are at
Rocky Point toiay. The company is in
charge of Captail T. k. Baker. A pro-
gram which consisted of a game of ball
aud other athletic sports was enjoyed.
Workmcn who have been engaged in
getting the tro. ley syst. IN on El nwood
ave ue in readiness nave been taken off
aud placed on the Cranston street route
so as TO have that rral IN working order
by the time that the State fair is opened.
Engine 9oi of the Ne York, New Haven
ard Hartford is quite an interestin z
machine With four driving wheels, each
X feet In di .meter IL has beea brought
from the main line TO iun on the express
train that arrives here from Worcester at
3:55 and returns nc 5:45 y. IN.
Governor Brown has written to the
Worcester County Agricultural socie
that he and several members of MS staff
will attend the New England fair on
governors day. Tue fair is To be held at
~ oroester. Governors day is Sep
tember 8 Several of the members OF the
governors staff will accompany him.
There will be ten mile handicap bicy-
Gle race uuder the ausp COS of the Rhode
Island Racing league tomorrow. The
r ce Will be over tine Reservoir avenue
course instead OF the H. st Providence
course as previously arranged Tie er-
tries are y. Wilkinson. H. Hall, a. f.
Place, II. 4. Adams, NJ. B dard, A. III.
Ssyer, A. Heilburn, IL, l.. Adams and n.
l.. Rush.
Mrs. Sanford, the woman who was in
iurcd by a collisic on the Crescenl park
line u short time ago, is still la n critical
condition. An examination by DR. w. H.
Greene OF this city has disclosed serious
internal Injuries, and IL Will be some time
before she will he able 10 20 out, and she
will probably never recover her former
health. DIR. Greene will hold COZ sulta.
tion with DIR. Dorran Il. Coke. Mrs. San.
ford's family physician tonight