The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-24
There are but Gs days more before 1895

There are but GS days more before 1895.
Lieutenant James p. Scatt and PATROL
man Welcome ID. Foye OF the Third
Station, who spent their vacations in the
South, reported for duty this morning
The Taxpayers Association of Wash
ington Psrx, at a meeting last evening,
unanimously endorsed Councilman
James +. Freeman Tor reelection.
Whitaker Brown, who resides at 3S
Alma street, fell down flight OF stairs
yesterday eft3rnoon and disiocated his
left shoulder. lie was taken to the Rhode
Island Hospital.
A horse owned by Eli McLeland slipped
and fell on Charles Field street yesterday
afternoon and one of his legs were broken.
The animal was shot by Officer Nickerson
of the Thir0 Station.
Hon. Edmund Reardon OF Boston was
In town today, and it is rumored was
seeking negotiations 10 cstH blish plant
at India Point for the manufacture of
soap. Mr.. Reardon is of the firm of John
Reardon q Sons.
Medical Examiner Palmer has not re-
ceived any word from the friends of tho
late Patrick Dowd whose body is at the
morgue. The body will probably be
buried tomorrow unless called for by reia-
tives before.
William Doyle, good natured resident
OF Marietta street, gave a man a comfort
able place 20 sleep last night and this
morning he found that the man was gone
and a watch aud chain valued at SO had
probably gone with him.
At the Providence Art Club tomorrow
evening a reception will be given at the
exhibition of Mr. Robert p. Browns
collection OF Providence painters. Mr..
Brown gives private view to his fellow
members OF the " A. E." Club this even
ing.
Officer Connors found a window in the
rear OF Mathew Finley's grocery store al
O'Clock this morning. There was blood
OF the window sill and other Indications
that an attempt was made 10 enter the
store, but with no success.
Officer JohnJ. Carey OF the Third Police
Station was suspended by Chief Child
this morning for being intoxicated
while on duty. Later he sc-
cepted an opportunity TO resign.
Ca ey hiss been member of the force since
1890. and heretofore was regarded as a
competent and faithful officer.
4 he ambulance was called to S3 Chest
uuf street yesterday and Charles IL. Mat
I'll ew5 was taken to the Rhcds Island
ho, 3itsl suffering with hemorrhage
III condition is criticai and h s 40 ice IS
pu shed IN The NEW, IN th hore
I at IL viii be seen by the sick mans on v
relative, brother living elsewhere IA
Rhode Island.
At Infantry Hall tomorrow evening
rare treat for the public IL offered in an
illustrated lecture on the Mysteries of
the Flowers" by Mr.. William Hamilton
Gibson, the famous artist and author.
The lecture is given under the auspices oi
tine Rhode Island Institute OF Instruct ion,
aud will be beau fully illustrated on a
plan designed by Mr. Gicsop.
About fifty of the retail jewelers. OF this
city met at the Narrsgansett Hotel last
rect abuses existing In the trade. Secre-
tary Newton Dexter, Of the New York
Business Meas Association, pros sided, and
addressed the meeting. COMMITTEES on
permanent organization was elected, and
II was voted 10 mact next week Friday
evening TO perfect arrangements.
A party OF fourteen, the guests OF Hon.
George CsTmich hael CT Cranston ana T.. +.
s3ibley, editor OF the Olneyville Times,
enjoyed drive over some of the old roads
and through some of the historic villages
of the South county yesterday. They
were entertained by Lieut. Governor and
Mrs. Allen az their home Ia Hopkinton.
by Hon. Warren o. Arpola at the Dixon
House, Westerly, aud 10y others cn route.