The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-23
NORTH END NE VS.
The Funeral of Mrs. McGuin-
ness Largely Attended.
events OF q Day in a Busy Section Of
the City.
TnH News BUREAU,
onTn END. 12s BRANcH AVENUE,
Teiepkons sol-l


The funeral OF Mrs. Bernard McGuinness,
which took place from the Church OF the Inn
maculato OonceptioIx'his morning, was one
Sf the largest seen In this section % the city
In many years number Of prominent citi-
gems from different parts Of the city were
among those in attendance at the solemn high
,an nIs 90 81 rSauiSem offered for the repose Of the
was celebrant OF the mass Rev. Father Bris-
coe OF 81: Patricks Church, deacon; Rov.
Father Meafss MGn master of'S9n of sepemonies d ey
number Of visiting clergymen were within
Me sanctuary. The musical portion OF the
Alexander McCabe. organist OF the church
James H. Higgins. John McGuinness and
Thomas n Gilbane. The interment was at
The first trolley party from the wanskuok
section will take place tonight The arrange
time. The excursionists win go to one OF the
East Side shore resorts
Building along Admiral street is as brisk as
In any part OF the city.
One Of the trolley cars ran over a cat on
North Main street last night. cutting three
OF its legs OF. The animal did not die, but
when humane resident tried to finish the
Job with chloroform he was severely bitten
agony
Mention was made Of tho stripping of two
handsome elms by insects on Smith street a
few days ago.. There are hve now loafless
all close together, They are curious sight,
Business continues 10 he very quiet in police
circles.
Deputy Collector OF Internal Revenue Gil.
martin mas returned form visit to Spring
neld, Mass.
They met upon the level and they parted
on the square. Though 10 cannot be vouched
for that they ever belonged 90 the mothe
lodge at home. They were simply two poor
fellows who last evening walked mp the street
that some residents OF this section wanted 20
see made q new Pawtucket avenue so far as
width was concerned. Neither Of them had
apparently so far recovered from the tempo
nry blight that the last Congress put upon
the land, so they bad not bad money enough
10 buy ono Of the "all WOOL suits that are
now so cheap. IL was evident for the time
being that the woes Of life were shared In
equal parts by them. In front Of n restaurant,
near the door Of which hangs a menu card,
that. though it Is not equal 10 schedley's, vet
seems as if IL might be elaborate enough for
two hungry men 20 select sufficient edibles 10
much deliberation they thought II best not 10
try meal there. Slowly and with almost
military precision they walked toward the
north. Brilliantly lighted and tempting
stuffs are called for, were passed and they
reached finally another restaurant. But the
lights were out. The cook had gone home,
and the cashier as we'll confident that the
handsome policemen who do duty between
=. m. and a. IN. would SEQ that the place
WAS not removed. Sadly they looked for n
bell 10 make n vain effort TO arouse somebody,
put there was no bell and they started TO re.
Srace their steps. After they had gone but q
little ways they parted, but not ON Randall
square One had sandwich at the night
lunch cart, removing the salt taste OF tho
ham from his mouth with wellknown
toward the center Of the city. passing by tho
eating house with the card above the door, to
a place where they sell the stuff that IL not
hop and the dinner Is gratuitous.