The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-05
LOCAL NOTES.
Bishop Clark and Other Clergymei
Against sunday Excursions.

Against sunday Excursions.
The Board of Trade Is 20 pleased with
the magnificent success OF IL, silver ami
versary banquet that the members are
alrpa ~ disc dssing another. This was
the lirst baLquet the board has ever en-
joyed.
The Consolidated roai has a new en-.
gine that has made a record OF more
tGan mile minute on this division o.
the line. Does 1t mean four-hour trips
to New York?
Now the smile on the faces of the cloth
ing dealers broadens. 1t has seemed
trlfle forced previous TO about this time.
The air is heavy laden with Rlorifica-
ton OF the Woria's fair, caused by the
re urn of visitors. Tue shore-resort
managers will need to exercise all their
ingenuity y in advertising this year.
The Sons of Vermont. with the daugh-
ters. propose to ignore the clam, the
baked blue1sh, the fritters and the
sweets In their jtckets and enjoy gen.
uine old style basket picnic.
Now we may safely give politics
much needed rest and devote ourselves
to tie Worlds fair, Lizzie Borden aud
roast clans.
The Consolidated road even eliminates
the name of Providence from Its =, stem,
what has been known AZ the Providence
division being now called the Stoning-
ton DIVISION.
The Press club has big boom "on."
There is a veritable scramble for associ-
ate membership.
When the new car barn that is being
built by the Union Railroad company at
Eimwood is completed, the one on Elm
wood avenue will be aba doned. The
new one is being built at COST OF Sis, 900
and will be heated by steam.
There is considerable dust in the air
on wi dy days. but more Of IL Is c,used
ty hustliDg labor on the new r.ilroad
sS.tion.
ly settles comfortably into the capacious
lap of the New York, New Haven and
Hartford Providence people will oe
Obliged to travel by the New Haven
lines whether they 40 north. south. east
or west. They may walk alongside the
tracks Of the Unio Railroad company
in the streets, but il the, ride they must
patroniz. Foreign" corp Irasion.
The Lizzie Borden trial succeeds the
New poro session of tie general Assem- bly,
as the newspaper sensation.
A mo acrimonious fight than that
between the hostile factions Of the War
wick Democracy was never seen la
| court Your Democrat Is at his best
when he fights himself
In Green ich hall on Wednesd " even
| ing the Affair Dramatic club close the
season with double bill, "prof. Bax-
| l.. RS Great Inven ion" and That Box of
Cigarettes" The performance will be In
the nature of benefit to Mrs. l.. g.
| Stevenson. the club instructor.
The state board of pharmacy met this
morning at the state house. In regular
monthly session. Several candidates for
d dplomas as registered assistant phar-
macIsts were examined.
The Joint committee on business repre-
sentation at the Words fair and the city
council committee on new Industries are
TO hold a joint session tomorrow night
at room IA, city hall
This sort OF q day is not only rare in
June, but in the city this year.
There has been started q movement,
headed by Bishop Clark and n committee
of cler. ymen of this diocese, protesting
against sunday excursions down the
river. A petit oi has Ten prep red for
presentation To the city council OF this
CITY aud the town councils Of East Provi-
dence, Darlington. Cranston and War-