The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-24

william Lees boat is gone again from
Mashapaug pond.
Bishop Clark, who is at Newport, is in
his usual health and there is no reason for
alarm.
Mr. Frederick N. Bushnell will have
charge of a party of 125 excursionists
down the river tonight.
Green goods men are flooding the State
with circulars. A copy may be seen in
the window Of The News.
The city will advertise for new bids for
the Harrison street ward room, the old
bids exceeding the appropriation.
1t was George w. Park, and not Albert,
who captained one of the water polo teams
at Buttonwoods night before last.
Boys broke into william F. wright's
variety store, on Eddy street, last even
ing, and stole " worth of candy.
Frank w. Tillinghast has charge OF the
law students who are taking their exam
nations for admission to the bar today.
A peddler went into @. f. Daniels
store on North Main street yesterday
afternoon and tapped the till to the tune
of $50.
Rev. III. J. Won Qualen delivered an
address on the Chinese idea OF future
existence at the Richmond street church
last night.
w. s. Larned was in the Sixth District
Court this morning on charge OF work
ing horse unfit for labor. He pleaded
not guilty and was held for trial.
Thomas Charven OF 52s Broad street
reported to the police this morning that
two barefooted boys came into his store
last evening and stole small amount Of
money.
Patrick McGovern fell from a second
story window, 10 fremont street, late
last evening, and his right ankle was
broken. He was cared for at the Rhode
Island Hospital
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. William
White of 13S Plain street express profound
sorrow at the announcement of the death
of Mr.. and Mrs. Whites 7-months' old
daughter, Mary.
Pstrick Csssidy's horse, attached TO a
light wagon ran away on Canal street
yesterday afternoon. The horse and por-
tion of the wagon was later secured
further down the street.
The breaking OF an axle on car that
made up one of the early trains caused a
blockade in the freight yard OF the
Consolidated line, near the west switch,
for about three hours this forenoon.
Policeman O'Neii of the Central Station
will leave tomorrow on IL days fur
Tough. He will visit Sharon Springs,
Troy and Albany, and enjoy a sail down
the beauteous Hudson to New York.
Robert Brown, years old, and who
lives at 426 Althea street, fell from Union
avenue bridge yesterday afternoon. He
was taken TO his home and attended by
DIR. Watts. He was not seriously injured.
An uncle OF James ellison became tired
of him and asked that he be arrested and
sent to the Farm vagrant James
was willing, and I'm the Sixth District
Court this morning witness got what he
wanted.
About 100 members OF Providence
Lodge, No. 66, Brotherhood OF Railroad
Trsinmen, attended the union meeting
in Boston, and report that it was a grand
success. Providence Lodge has 120
members.
Deputy Sheriff Robbins today served n
writ of trespass and ejectment on William
c. Swinburae, at his home, los Carpenter
street. NJ. Swinburne has managed
within short time TO become a very
much talked about person.
. Nathaniel Bradley, clerk at the Old
National Bank, died at the home
OF his mother, 334 Grinneil street
this noon, from a relapse after a
long illness of typhoid fever. He was for
many years engaged in the banking busi-
ness in this city.
pair of horses attached to an ice cart,
the property of the Crystal Ice Company,
ran away on Canal street yesterday after
noon, and collided with an express
wagon, owned by Daniel Grant. Both
wagons were pretty well used up by the
collision.
Officer Thomas j. Donahue Of station 10
OF Boston is spending his vacation in this