The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-01


This is oyster day. All!
August this morning.
The barkentine Stephen G. Hart is re-
ported as being below.
T. s. Terry, for 80 years mem Der OF the
New York Stock Exchange, is dead.
The regular meetings of the Y. M. C..
A. iyceum will be resumed next week.
Mrs. j. w. Mackay's silver dinner service
is the most costly in the world, being
worth $4,000.
Beginning today Friendship street cars
will be run through to Eagle Park via
Admiral street.
Travel on the tramway line was delayed
last night for repairs at the terminal, foot
OF College Hill.
This is the first Saturday in Septem ber.
and there will be no early closing in stores
or public offices.
The spare hours of Officer Cannon of
Station 8, are devoted to the care of a son
that was born Thursday.
The Narragansett Baptist Associatio Is
to hold its 35th annual meeting at the
Pier next Wednesday and Thursday.
There was not q case in the Sixth District
Court this morning, something that has
not happened before in many months.
Providence jewelers. are involved to the
extent OF about 5000 i'm the recent failure
Of Joseph M. Menenday, in New York.
Silver furnishes when exposed to the
light because of the actinic or chemical
property possessed by the rays of the sun.
Paper is used in Germany in the manu-
facture OF pianos, being employed for all
OF the parts which are usually made of
wood.
The grain, the smallest weg hit standard
in general use, was SO called from origi-
naiiy being the weight of a grain of
wheat.
The sense OF taste is the most acute in
the base, tip and edges of the tongue, and
is almost wholly lacking on its interior
surface.
Many Of the members of the order of
Knights OF Pythias returned home on the
steamer Connecticut OF the Providence
line this morning.
Fresh bread may be hard to digest, but
it is free from micro-organisms. This
cannot be said OF products of the bakery
which are a few hours old.
At the meeting OF the Providence Sales
men last evening Bernard Doyle was
slected marshal OF the salesmens division
Tor the Labor Day parade.
The arrival OF the Ave masted schooner
Governor Ames has caused more excite
nent In maritime circles than any other
vessel that came into this port.
station house about midday. "This is not
In ad" as only the favored few are allowed
20 eat there.
Joseph Davis, principal owner in the |
much talked about Ave- -masted schooner |
Governor Ames, arrived in this city from |
Mass, yesterday
Miss Katie McCarty and Miss Minnie |
Armstrong, who have been spending their |
Iacation with friends at Kettle Point and !
his city, returned to their homes In New
3edford today.
Henry Harrington, aged IL, William
Powers, colored, aged 10, and two bows
famed Jordan and whitehouse, aged 10. |
eft the Reform School of their own &C.
ord last evening.
Joseph Quay was arraigned In the City
iall yesterday charged with stealing a
10 umbrella and a revolver valued at 81
rom Daniel Arrebster. lie was sent 10
he county jail for 90 days.
Among the officials In the City Hall who
III attend he National Encampmept OF
he Grand Army at Pittsburg, are Chief Of
'ol'ce Il. N. Child, Sealer OF Weig hts and
Measures George II. Pettis and Fred A.
Arnold.
The members OF the Ruggles Street
Methodist Church are going
or picnic this afternoon at Coles
prings. The proceeds OF the affair will
e contributed to the new building fund.
inc OF the attractions offered is q game OF
ricket between the Wsnskuck Club and
Joseph Mcdonald, q member OF Hook
nd Ladder No. 4, while coming from his
reakfsst this morning, mounted on .
icycle, cellidsd with q low gear and for
lew nome nto thsre waa n ous~r x~.fwt..~~ i