The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-18

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CRESCENT PARK-Great American Hippo
drome and nperial japanese Troupe.
ADELAIDE PARK-Providence VS.. Buffalo sio
o'clock.
c. III. George & Co. have been awarded
the contract for furnishing the new Cen
tral Police Station with hardware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger F. Cspwell of Doyle
avenue gave a pleasant whist party iast
evening in honor of their cousin, Mrs. IL.
Il. Conrad, of New York city.
Albert Randall, 81 years old, fell and
fractured his leg in John McCarthy's
saloon on Dyer street last night: lie was
taken to the Rhode Island Hospital.
While the quarters of Hose Company
No. on Pond street are being remodeiea,
they Will establish temporary headquart-
ers in the barn on Stewart street, owned
by Day, Sons o. Co.
manufacturer connected with the big
Sayles Woolen Mill at Dayvi,le said that
they have only run ten weeks in the past
wear. When asked what the matter was
his answer was the one word "Cieveland."
The friends of the Y. M. G. A. Juniors,
at present camping out on Prudence Island,
will be given an opportunity To visit the
camp on Wednesday. That day the regu-
lar Newport boat aC p. M, will touch at
the Island.
There is to be no general reunion OF the
veteran associations from the hhode
Island regiments in the war OF the reoei-
! lion this year. They are to meet inue-
pendently during the months of July and
| August, principally at the shore resorts.
Albert Randall, while attempting to
| light a gas jet from table at Al Dyer
| street last evening, fell and his right
knee cap was broken. DR.. Murphy was
| called and Randall was taken to the
Rhode Island Hospital in the ambulance.
The Salvation Army will campo at Beulah
/ Grove, an inviting spot about midway be-
tween New Bedford and Fall River, from
Saturday, July 2S to Sunday, August 8.
| All sorts OF attractions are offered and the
public is invited to attend as long as 1t
likes.
Steamer Queen City will make matinee
and moonlight excursion to Seaconnet
Point tomorrow afternoon, leaving her
wharf at the foot of Planet street at z: 80
and the Point at O'Clock by the. outside
route. The Grocers' and Marketmen's
Association will join in the excursion.
BY special request, the trim and speedy
steamer Awashonks will make moon,
tomorrow evening. The sail includes
views of Bristol, Newport, Conanicut and
Prudence Parks. The boat leaves at 7:15
and will arrive In this city at l0;3o p. IN.
Mr.. Daniel Rowland and Miss F. E.
Clark of this city, who have been visiting
relatives in Chesterfield, Ohio, for mum.
ber of weeks, returned today. They are
accompanied by Mr.. John ii. and Miss
Olive A Clark, neice and nephew OF Mrs
Rowland, who are to spend the remainder
of the summer in this city.
An alarm of fire was rung in from boz
So at 20 o'clock last night for blaze In
| l. n nfa
26 Atwells avenue. The blaze originated
in closet on the first fioor apd-eemmu'
nicated itself to the whole OF the rear por
J ton. Damage about $500. The building
is owned by II. Il. IL j. N. Molter and II
insured.
The Elmwood ParIor Gathering Asso
ciation gave q lawn festival and bazaar OF
. the grounds corner of Elmwood avenue
and Warner street last evening. Th'
occasion was for the benefit OF the Res
! Cottage for the laboring women OF Provi
! dence A musical and literary entertain
ment was provided by local talent. Tn
association is composed OF representative
of the largest churches In the city oil al
denominations.
The Dreadnaught Hook and Ladder AM
Hose Company OF Bristol left here toda.
on board the steamer Mount Hope TO
: New London, on the sixth annual excur
sion OF the organization. AT New Lon
don they will be received and entertained
by the Fire Police Association OF that city
leaving in time to reach Provldence at
, O'Clock this evening. Stones Coptinenta
Band furnished the music, and over fou
! hundred people besides the hremen availe
themselves of the opportunity to enjoy
sail down the bay and into Long lslan'
Sound.
Officer Duffy OF Station 1 arrested tw
men, John Woods, cla!sning TO live d
: Waltham, Mass, and James Stewart @
, Newton, Mass, yesterday afternoon o
y suspicion OF stealing a horse. The me
, drove into Ahearn's sale stable during tn
, afternoon and entered tho turnou
for sale. AS the horse answer
the description Of one stolen at Newto
/ recently, and as the men acted In a suspi
, cious manner, they were taken Int
J custody by the officer and were confine
; i'm the Central station. The Newton au
: thorities were notified.
. Daily Cooking Hint.
, MUSHROOM ToAsT-Put into the cha
, | ing dish three ounces OF butter, and W he