The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-03


Huntoon Gorham's exhibit.
j. Wright's announcement wagon.
A. Saugy's array Of wagons.
George Salter Jr., three teams.
j. schott four teams.
Mrs. Heminway's barouche.
O.. Leopold a. Co.
A. f. Ward.
w. Il. White, Auburn, five teams.
Charles Ruff = float.
j. A Reynolds, three teams
william *. Brown-two teams-Badges and
T. S. Hammond, printing Of the Red, White
and Blue Gazette"
J. A. Williams. Arcade.
Boston Tea Store.
Mccoy a Dragon, Lakewood.
A. Schiffman.
Drigo Cream Co.
H. Goldburg.
Citizens Concrete Company.
ID. +. Grady a. Co.. Unique Exhibit.
The column will move over the following
ROUTE or MARCH:
Through Westminster, Knight, Broadway,
Baker avenue. Westminster, Parade, Durfee,
Dexter, Westminster, Bridgham, Broad, Wey-
bosset, North Main. Smith and Canal streets
and Exchange Place TO the city hall, where
the line will be dismissed.
The line will be reviewed by His Honor
the Mayor. and the City Government from
the grand stand on Westminster street. oppo'
site Franklin.
The judges of the parNfe are Messrs Robert
MORROW. ex-Postmaster Charles II. George,
Van A. Thomas, MI. Harson and j. j. Rosen-
field, and competitors for prizes are particu-
larly requested TO display their number when
passing the reviewing stand.
II m. The several bells OF the city VIII DO
runR for one hour and salute of az guns will
be fired by Battery A, Light Artillery, Cap
tain Edgar II. Barker, though the courtesy OF
Lippitt.
7:24 p. m. (sunset.) A salute of 81 guns
will be fired by Battery a.
30 p. m. Band concerts. Reeves American
Band at Crawford street bridge. The Hedley-
Llysey Band at city hall.
S:80 p. m. Grand display OF fireworks on
Crawford street bridge by Hayden a Chester.
comprising all tho latest devices in pyro-
technics an forming one OF the most elabor-
ate exhibitions Of aerial novelties ever shown
in Providence.
The committee, having offered a large sum
Of money To be distributed in prizes for the
meritorious features Of the procession, invite
all OF their fellow-citizens 10 assist in making
this celebration the most patriotic demonstra.
tion Providence has had in many years The
committee also invite the citizens TO decorate
their residences and places OF business, and TO
give them their enthusiastic cooperation in
making the municipal observances Of lnde-
pendence Day gigantic and brilliant success.
BY order of
MYRoN II. FULLER, Chief Marshal
ISAAC l.. GoFF Chief Of staff.
OTHER ATTRACTIONS.
In addition to the city's efforts to make
the day interesting and enjoyable, there
are lnnumerable private enterprises adver-
tised in today's News for the purpose of
giving people a good time.
For instance there are TO be two games
of baseball at Adelaide Park between
Providence and Springfield, the two lead
ing teams in the Eastern League and the
thing TO remember i'm that connection is
that II the Grays, our own crack ball
players, should win both games they
would be at the top of the heap.
AT the Westminster Theater there is a
Ch xt.ifh h,lt Il a
attractive Omene will give her Oriental
dance afternoon and evening and all the
other vaudeville artists in the company
will assist in making the day pleasant
one.
DOWN THE RIVER
Everything along the shores of the
Providence river and the beautiful Mar
ragansett Bay will be open and running
at full blast. There is going TO be a mag
nificent show in the Forest Casino at
Manager Harrington delightful resort at
Rocky Point, beside good music in the
ballroom, and all the other attractions, in
the way OF merry-go-rounds, wheels,
toboggans and haunted swings.
According to Mr.. Boyden the day at
his place at Crescent Park is to be
regular hummer and he knows what
he is talking about Reeves unexcelled |
"Pinafore'' is to be presented
at the opera-arena by the-sea.
And then after the parade in the morn
ing, when every one is hungry, Colonel !
Atwell is going to be all ready at Fields |
Point to give the multitude one of the
best shore dinners served in this section |
Of the country.
The Fourth of July, 1895, is going to be |
a great day for the people.
THE wHEELMEN.
Judging from the list OF entries below |
I'm the Narragansett Nheelmen's S races at |
tomorrow morning at 10 |
o'clock there is but little doubt that the |
meet will surpass any ever held in the |
state, The list is the largest ever re-
ceived in this section.
The entries are as follows:
One mile novice: Charles Bostram, n.
W. w. III. Pennell, city; George III. Luf-
kin, Norwood; j. B. Smith, Paw't G. c.; |
J. T.. Pugh, p. n. W; f. II. Buckley,
Paw't &. G.; c. A. Harris, II. l. w: j. |
Bowden, Niagara; W. II. Fuller; Lorraine
William Sullivan, $. j. W; III. Martin,
,ity; Andrew Burgess, city, NJ. H. Weld, |
4. /. W.. II. II. Bornside, n. W; A. l..
Rogers, Niagara; W. II. Woods, n. W.;
J. Hebditch, city; G. II. Gibbons, n. W.
u. NJ Barnaby, 5. y. W; William Fildes,
). p. w.
One half mile open-Everett Hall, ".
Harris, II. l. w; Fred Jepson, n. W. II.
3 Adams, y. W. W. II: Roland, n. W;
q. II. Hills, j., r. l. W; J. u. Mon
'ghan, N. W; Fred Luther, r. I. W.;
louis y. Arnold, w. n. W.; Walter II.
Moods, ~. W; Charles -Bestram, n. vi
Ians Hanson, Pawtucket G.. G.. G. j.
swenson, city; James A. Forbes, N. w;
4. +. Morlock, ". W.; w. ID. Anness, N.
N. Charles Il. Gibbons, ". W.. Charles
3. Weld, r. l. w.
One mile handicap: Louis B. Arnold,
Walter III. Woods, Fred Jepson, Walter ID.
inness, n. B. Hills, Jr., G. j. Swenson,
u. ID. Merritt, Fred Luther, Frank A.
Buckley, A. G.. Almy, W. W. Hall, G.. r.