The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-30
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Entertaipmcnts This Evening.
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! Tho licensed ncwsboys and bootblacks
VIII receive tho badges from police head
quarters today which entities them to
1ngago Ia either business.
The patrons Of the electrics who have
occasion 20 ride over South Main street,
will In the future ride the entire distance,
- the granite pavement has been ia'd'
The teachers OF the Bryant & Stratton
business college and their wives and
friends enjoyed an outing and one OF Col
onel Atwell's fine dinners yesterday after
noon.
The Ruggles Street Primitive Church
will have . sail TO Newport on the steamer
leave Sprague's Wharf at $3.50 a. M, New
port at 4:30 p. m.
Superintendent Eastman of the State
institutions has decided that inasmuch as
Wednesday, July 4, is a holiday, 1t will be
impossible to accommodate the public at
the institutions on that day.
The permanent organization OF the Dem
ocratic City Committee was effected last
evening. Thomas j. Derney was re-elect-
ed chairman, Miles A. McNamee, vice.
chairman and Bernard McElroy treasurer.
A boatload of Plymouth Church Sunday
school children went 10 Rocky Point this
morning for romp. Steamer Day Star
was chartered and the young folks left
Rocky Point after dinner for a sail on the
bright blue bay.
Two rugs valued at s14 were stolen from
the house at CSC Atwell's avenue last
night. Two men were pursued, who
dropped their booty and escaped. They
were subsequently, arrested in Spruce
street with stolen bride in their pos
session.
Rev. Floyd w. Tompkins, rector of Grace
Church, and other we'll known ciergymen,
will address an open air meeting from the
City Hall steps at 4 o'clock tomorrow
,fternoon. This is the initial Of series
OF gospel services to be held In different
parts OF the city.
w. 8. Jones, formerly superintendent
Of the central division OF the New York u
New England railroad, with headquarters
in this city, has been appointed general
superintendent of the South Caro-
lima a Georgia railroad, with headquar-
ters at Charleston, $. G.
The Rhode Island Musical Association
gave concert in the hall of the WomaD's
< College on Benefit street last evening.
The pieces were all new compositions, N.
b. Sprague, Alice l.. Pitman, Charlotte
Browne, Edward Hoffman, III. q. Mac
principal authors.
Lewis w. Anthony OF this city, MEM
Der of the board OF trustees of the Cobb
Divinity School of Lewiston, Me-, will
donate <25, 900 for the erection of build
ing 10 be used for educational purposes In
connection with the school. 1t is his de-
sire to have the building erected as a
! memorial OF Mrs. Anthony.
"That immigration is of Great Benefit
90 this Country was the. subject for
discussion at the closing session OF the Y.
a.. q. A. Lyceum last evening. Harry A.
Siocumb and DIR. 3. p. Elliott supported
the affirmative and r. 4. Gardner and
Fred Styled the negative. A special
summer session Is to be held commencing
Monday July 8.
The steamer Pioneer Of the Pawtucket
Steamboat Company had on board this
morning the Peoples Mission of Central
Of the Fall River Steamboat Company in
this city, and the many friends OF the
Mission in this city joined the excursion.
The sail was as far as Newport.
The steamer Mount Hope made its first
trip OF tho season to Block Island this
morning. About two hundred persons
nvciled themselves OF the opportunity,
taken into consideration IL makes the
Number quite satisfactory to the COM
1any.
Colonel Phetteplace of the 1st Regiment
Of Infantry, R. /. M. has appointed How
ard I. Gardner Of this city, as paymaster
On his staff, with the rank of LIST Lieuten-
ant. Also, to the non commissioned staff,
major, Arnold l.. Potter Of Providence as
cornmissary sergeant and Harry +. Saun-
derson Of Providence as hospital steward.
Governor Hogg and his party had an
olcgant time at the Oakland Beach Hotel,
where Governor Brown and Mr.. III. T..
Wcllman put them up last night. After
the hot days in Boston and yester-
days tramp, lodgings in the cool
6reezes down the bay were particularly
<uclxcd in bed before ten O'Clock and they
their time getting down to breakfast this
morning. The big Texan Governor said
OAKLAND Beach had given him the finest
ui4hts rest since he came East.
Major Thomas ii. Winsor, assistant
superintendent OF the Postal Telegraph
Company, Eastern division, is in town to-
extension In the lines OF the Postal Com
pony. He is accompanied by Chief Lines
mall Andrew Meyers of the
Portland division. Major winsor's
headquarters are at Portland, Me-, where
hs was the superipMtsp1dent Ms1.ss Of IN the Com,
company OF New York before the Com
mcrcinl Onion was icsscd to the Postal.
He II one of the ablest telegraph men in
fb8 country, and is still very young man
lor the responsible position he holds.
The following notices of intention to
build have been received at the City En-
gincer's Office during the week ending
June %, 1894. Philip Faust, Harris
avenue; John Cotton and Wife, Williams
street; A. o. Coates, Manton avenue;
Narragansett Electric Lighting Co, South
and Elm streets; Alice A. Healy, corner
Geno and Williams streets; Eugene Dar-
ling, corner Jewett and Senter streets;
Mary w. Buffum, corner Douglas street
and Wayland avenue; Joseph Moss, But
1cr avenue; Edward Lindberg, Newton
street Eliza Jane Reimsell Borden street;
II. b. Gardiner, Stimson avenue; Marshall
Woods and wife, corner Orange and
Westminster streets; Mary II. Dobson,
corner Doyle avenue and Olney street;
Catherine O'Conncll, Pinkin street: Mrs.
Ida K. Cotton, corner Gordon avenue and
Gallup street; w. +. Humes, Public
street.
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