The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-27

The property OF r. NJ. J. Grcenier has
been attached by j. T. Brennan.
Officer Bennett started fo- Chicago this
morning on his vacation. lie will be
gone ten days.
rests. quelled three rows, secured four
stores, and accommodated nine loigerss.
The second reception OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George S. Baker appointed for this even
Ing has been postponed on account of ill
ness.
On account Of the death of one of his
relatives, Lieutenant O'Neil was of
duty yesterday. Sergeant Rowe flling
the vacancy,
Invitations are out for the marriage of
Mr. Fred L. Chase and Miss Grace w.
Bailey at st. Stephens church on Octo-
Der 10th at noon.
Frank Saver, aged IA years. OF 2s5
Carpenter street, is missing and 1t Is sup
posed that he has ''run away" He wore
light suit and black stiff hat
The visit of the Babbitt Relief corps to
the Soldiers Home In Bristol was very
pleasant event and was greatly enjoyed
by the 'old vets"
Fire was discovered yesterday in the
coal in Robert K. Little's soft coal pocket,
aud efforts are being made to extinguish
1t without calling on the fire department..
Several days ago two or three rings set
with valuable diamonds were stolen from
Owen McNally of New York. Mr. Nc
Nally is in This city looking for tue
thieves.
Thieves broke into the store owned by
NJ. II. Perry at % Governor street last
night and stole a quantity Of SHOES and
backing. The entrance was effected by
smashing the store window.
Andrew Giibridc, middle-aged man,
was arraigned in the sixth district court
this morning on a charge of being n
sturdy beggar, and was sentenced to six
months impris onment at the state work
house.
Very Rev. Michael McCabe, vicar gen.
eral of this diocese, arrived at his home in
Woonsocket yesterday after n trip abroad
lasting several months. lie Is in excel
lent health aud has enjoyed his trip ex-
ceedingly.
Very Rev. Michael McCabe, pastor of
st. Charles church, Woonsocket. and
vicar general of the Providence diocese,
arrived home yesterday afternoon fro n
two months stay in Europe, most OF
which time was spent in Ireland.
Rev. w. ii. Milburn, ID. D., well known
as the blind chaplain OF the United
| States senate, will deliver an address
this evening at the hall OF the Young
Mems Christian association. His subject
Is Sargent Smith Prentis,. America s
most eloquent Orator, and the Flush
| Times OF Mississippi
At 345 a. m. today a IA rse attached 20
coupe driven by ia Is Nancy ran
away from the stand at the corner Of
Westminster and Meybossrt streets.
The horse ran to Exchange place, where
IL fell, smashing both shafts aud break
ing the coupe. The horse was badly
lacerated about the head aud body.
About twenty OF the visiting French
delegates, who are investigatin the In.
dustries Of this CITY ia connection with
their tour Of investigation ~ this couil.
try, spent last evening at keitl's Opera
| house and witnessed the performance
OF the KanmsSers. They appeared 20
enjoy the situations exceedingly, although
not understanding the English Language.
they missed the real enjoyment OF the
piece. The attractive young women Ia
the play seemed to excite their highest
admiration Judging from the applause
they 50 heartily bestowed upon them.