The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-28

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ROCKY PoINT-Forsst Casino and Bijou rheatsr
CRESCENT PARK-wnd West show
EAsEBALL- Providence and Allentown. s:4
i o'clock.
| The Warwick and Pomham clubs are
enjoying their regular field days at theil
payside headquarters today.
The contract for building the city barns
for police statiuns 4 and have been
awarded to N. b. Horton.
The members of the State militia quail
ned to shoot at 300 yards range, are seek
ing to land on the target at Sasssfras
Point.
The Worcester express due in this city
at 7;35 last night, was delayed over an
hour by the breaking of spring on the
locomotive when near Northbridge.
ers' Exchange will attend the funeral Of
their late associate, Nelson Titus, at the
Church OF the Messiah tomorrow at IL
o'clock.
The body of Martin Flanagan, who
was run over while switching cars in the
cattle yards near Branch Avenue bridge,
Sunday, was sent to relatives In Scranton,
Pa, on the ;23 train from New York this
morning.
The Consolidated Railroad will give
another OF its popular excursions to
ancient Plymouth tomorrow by special
train, leaving Providence at sos and
Plymouth at 5:15 p. m. The fare for the
round trip ISL.
Jack Falvey, the well-known light
weight pugilist of this city, is in training
at the X. 1. Fishing Club at Pleasant
Bluff for his six round set-to with Mau-
rice Hagerstrom at the New Bedford Ath-
letic Club on Labor Day.
Governor Brown with members OF his
personal staff and Executive Secretary
Jennings took the 2;15 train for Newport
this morning via Wexford to attend the
ball at the Ocean House this evening COM
plimentary to His Excellency.
The State camp ground commissioners
will open the bids for the erection OF the
store house, mess-rooms, kitchens, etc,
next Monday morning at 10 o'clock. The
plans and specifications have been exe-
cuted by William R.Walker & Son, archi-
tects.
Last evening, John Tierney, while at
work on a coal barge at Wilkes barre pier,
was struck by a piece of coal, which fell
from the top of pocket, which broke one
OF his ribs and was otherwise injured.
He was taken to his home, 43 Ives street,
and cared for by DIR. Mahoney.
Steamer Mount Hope will make an ex-
cursion to New Bedford tomorrow, one OF
the mott attractive in the series given by
the Fall River and Providence Steam boat
Company. The fast and commodious
craft leaves Providence at q. m. and New
Bedford on the return at Sd. m.
The Prohibition:sts are first in the field
In inaugurating the Congress ional cam
psign. Their primary meetings for the
election OF delegates to the district con-
vention 10 be held in Steinwsy Hall on
sept. 3, will be held In the several ward
rooms tomorrow evening at s o'clock.
One OF Butman & fuckers laundry |
wagons collided with carriage occupied |
BY Mrs. A. Z. Tourtellot and lady friend |
,n Weybosset street, yesterday afternoon.
Three wheels OF the carriage were broken
ma the shaft OF the wagon. The women
we're thrown out but escaped injury.
The income tax bill becomes law to-
lay. Among the comparatively few peo-
lie who will be affected thereby are presi-
Tents OF corporations and banks, some
shiers, plumbers, mill owners, patent
medicine men, some lawyers, some doc
ors, hack drivers and newspaper re-
'orters.
The last grand masquerade party OF the
eason will be given at Crescent Park to-
morrow evening, and 1t promises to be
rilliant and successful carnival. Man
ger Boyden has offered four prizes, s5
ach to the best lady and gentleman
7altzers, s. for the most comical cos
ume worn by gentleman, and So for the
rettiest costume worn by lady. Brig
ans full orchestra will furnish musi
nd dancing is free to those in masaue
nd costume.
Daily Cooking Hint.
BRINE THAT PRESERVES BUTTER
EAR-To' three gallons OF brine strong
nough to bear an egg, add one-quarter