The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-23
TALKED ABOUT.

James Edward Quinn, graduate OF
the Stamford, Conn.,, high school, Is
spending his vacation with friends In
this city.
There were no arraignments In the
Sixth District Court yesterday morning
and this morning. something that has
not happened before in ten years
W. IA. Bartlett of Gs- Rugby street loaned
his bicycle to "A chap who told him that
his address was box ~, Pawtucket, X. /. =,
and now Mr.. Bartlett wants the police
TO find his bicycle.
Thomas Quinn. William McGann and
pint of beer were the cause OF a case In
the Sixth District Court. for McGann
had Quinn arraigned for making an as
eault upon him. Quinn was fined 80 and
costs.
The case of James l.. Carney, who is
charged with embeZzling Sl23. % from
the Shady Hill Nursery Company, was
called in the Sixth District Court this
morning, but owing to the fact that some
of the principal witnesses were out OF the
state tho case was put over for one week.
William Grand, milk man, was fined
$50 and costs in the Sixth District Court
this morning for selling impure milk. He
took an appeal.
On and after Monday the fire commits
sioner will occupy the room on the lower
floor In the city hall recently vacated by
Clerk of the Council d. II. Hayden.
Frank Floyd who was assaulted by Will
liam Quinn in tho coal yard of the X Is. Lit
tie Coal Go. few days ago, has fully re-
covered but Quinn who made the assault
was held in the sam of $500 for the action
of the grand jury in the Sixth District
Court this morning.
James Ryan, an employees Of J. A.
Whaley at 80 Smith street, was kicked
by one of Mr. Whaley's horses this after
lon. Mr.. Ryan was taken to the Rhot o
Island Hospital where ii was found that
his left leg had been broken.
The American band, with the liberal
aid of tho Union Railroad Company and
promised help from citizens will inaugu-
rate evening concerts at Roger Williams
Park commencing sunday evening, July
%. at :, and continue every evening until
further notice.
Mr.. Erwin II. Graves, the hustling rep
rssentative OF the Woman's World OF New
York, is passing few days In Providence
and vicinity calling upon the many al &.
vertising patrons OF that popular and
well known publication.
Judge W. III. Sweetland, Lawyers John
II. Brennan, George Mcleod. John w.
Hogan and X. W. Lyman will spend a
day or two camping out at Chepachet.
The supplies have been sent ahead.
John Higgins, boarder with Mrs.
Martin on North Main street, swears TO
the police that two tramp pedlers stole n
coat, n collar, q shirt and "A pair of shoes
from his room. Mrs. Martin says that II 3
no such thing, and doubts IL Mr.. Higgins
over had SO many articles OF clothing To
steal.
MIR. John Lawrence Kelly, junior mem.
ber of tho firm Of Lawrence, Jefferson a
Killion. OF Park square, Boston, has
been visiting his friend, Tobias Burke
of this city. Mr.. Kelly is very popular
among his friends and added many new
ones during his stay here. From Provi.
denco Mr. Kelly went to Narragsnsett
Pier, where ho will pass the summer.
The semi-monthly meeting ~ the Rhode
Island Central Labor Union will be held
tonight and the application for admis-
sion of the Providence Branch Of the In
ternational Association Of Machinists will
be acted upon.
Edward Bowater was arrested n few days
ago FOR making an assault upon Walter
Watson and was discharged by Judge
Swcetland this forenoon.
In the sixth District Court this morning
John Mcconnell was fined so and costs for
asssultin0 Marv Burns