The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-09


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Mary.
The work on the Gaspee street bridg,
Wks commenced by the Berlin Iron Bridgs
company yesterday.
The Methodist Camp Meeting Associa-
tion has voted TO discontinue its meeting
~ Hebroaville, Mass.
Colonel Francis l.. O'Reilly, who has
been appointed collector OF customs,
+. sailed for Europe today.
\ The electric power stopped at about 7:S0
n pollock, and travel on some OF the lines
was delayed for fully an hour.
In the Sixth District Court this morn
ing George Angel was fined s3 and costs
& Tor stealing rs cents from James Barlow.
A certificate of exemption from fire
escapes for three years has been granted
TO the Merchants National Bank build
ing.
DIR. Charles Hayes, who died yesterday
afternoon, was surgeon OF the United
States Veteran Volunteers Association of
this city.
Officer Boss OF the Fifth Station was
taken i'll while patrolling his beat at go
o'clock this morning and was taken TO
The hospital.
Medical Examiner Palmer has decided
that the death of William III. Leonard,
who was found dead in bed Thursday, was
due TO natural causes.
thief entered the residence OF Mrs.
Butterworth on Arch street last night, but
was frightened away before he had Sc
cured anything OF value.
Colonel s. s. Atwell will open his
regular season at Fields Point tomorrow
and shore dinners will now be served
daily from IL to O'Clock.
The session OF the A. M. r. Conference
yesterday was devoted 20 the reports of
various committees. Brief addresses were
made by Bishop Tanner and Rev. DR..
Derrick.
Mary Muldoon, As years old, was taken
to the hospital last evening. She slipped
down stairs at her home in Arlington and
sustained compound fracture of the
right leg.
Thomas II. Rooney, who is in the en-
ploy OF Cambell a Sons, Gladstone ave-
nue., wishes the public TO know that he is
not the Thomas Rooney who was dubbed
by an officer last week.
Charles p. Clarke, Esq, president of the
Consolidated Railroad Company, and
superintendent Gardiner of the Fall River
line were passengers on the steamer Mas
sachusetts OF the Providence line of
steamers last night
James Hanley, who escaped from the
State Farm about two weeks ago was
captured on India street late last night
by Officer Peeley and Sergeant Hartnett.
This morning Hanley was taken charge
Of by Clerk Dodge of the institution.
William IL. Cranes steam yacht,
Senator, in charge of Captain Howard, ar |
rived I'm this port last evening. Mr. Crane |
viii arrive here tommorrow evening from |
New York and will at once 60 aboard and |
sail for his summer residence at Buzzard's |
bay.
4 The members OF the Providence Evan
gclical Young Women's Christian Asso-
iciation will hold a public service at the |
Stewart Street Baptist Church tomorrow |
pveniug. Addresses will be made by Rev. |
y. X. Ever OF the Union Baptist Church
Ind Others.
Tho funeral OF Bernard Bardeen was
3eld from bis late residence in Elmwood
weetprday and was attended by host of |
personal and business friends and mem
IberB Of the various organizations with
which he was connected. The service
Ea6 conducted by Rev. Henry Bassett.
Fred II. Davis Camp, Sons of Veterans,
Will Acld an open meeting Tuesday even
Ing, juno rs. Invitations will be extended
% Arnold Post @. A. r., Division Com
SmandeI William M. p. Bowen and staff,
Arnold's Women's Relief Corps and Abbie
q. 6locum Tent, Daughters of Veterans.
The pupils of Mr.. Clarence @. Hamilton
gave delightful musicale at Blackstone
Hall last evening. The pupils rendered
number OF selections ia a manner that !
reflected great credit upon Mr.. Hamilton
end they were assisted by Mr.. Louis M.
Lincoln, tenor, and Mr.. William Capron,
violinist.
Judging from the discussion at the pub
n hHo rAoxr h..H
the cost OF street watering upon abutting
property owners in the ratio OF benefts
conferred, there was strong sentiment
An favor OF ofresting the discretionary power
IN the commissioner of public works in
stead of the City Council.
The State Board OF Education met at
office OF Commissioner Stockwell at 1890
o'clock today. The subcommittee has
been devoting considerable time of late in |
investigating suitable locations for the |
new Normal School building and aside
from the site of the old State prison they y
have visited the San Souci Garden lot on |
Broadway.
build have been received at the city
engineers office during the week ending
JnDe 3, 1894: j. p. Carl Weis, Dudley
street; Levi b. Brown, Farragut avenue;
Bernice b. Gray, Uneas street; Daniel w.
y. Niles, cor. Harrison and Westfcld
streets; Gabrielle Ferri. Spruce street;
Byron w. Wells and wife, Courtland
street: William l.. Milne, Gano street; ST.
mon Klien, Kane street; III. II. Barney,
Meeting street; William III. Hall, Ring
street Rachel Cohen, Gladstone avenue;
X. q. Wesley, Holden street: Edward Con,
molly aud wife, Merchant street; Daniel
Troy, Troy street.
Daily Cooking Hint.
SISTER MACS CAKE.-Two-and- a half
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