The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-02

The ghosts of the boys OF the Old brigadei
And God rest the boys Of the old brigade.
ArS hallow the turf that lies
Floweriug over each crimsoned blade.
And over their dreaming eyes
And the stars of Sod on the heights arrayed
Be sen,inels over the old brigade!
Atlanta Constitution.
Mrs. Catherine Flood Of this city has
been gran ted pen sion Of % q month.
Minnie West. q common night walker.
was SAINT to the state workhouse for six
months this morning by Judge Sweet
land.
In the Sixth district court this morn
Ing Charles h. Baker was fined % and
costs for stealing pair Of shoes from
James E. McCabe.
Charles Handy of Stockweli street
lay down In lot Near DyerviIle ysstsr-
day afternoon and when he awoke his
sl9 watch Was missing.
Thomas Murphy, who says mis- home ID
In Boston, was sent to the state farm for
six months this morning by Judge
8westland for being sturdy begear.
At the session Of the Sixth district
oourt this morning, John Gallon ad-
mittsd that he stole loaf Of bread from
W. q. Hayward. and was fined 81 and
costs.
The jewelers. Herald Of this city has
bssn sold by Proprietor and Editor
Claflin to Attlsboro parties and will
hereafter b. publishsd weekly from that
soWu.
Michael J. Harmon of West Sterling,
r'nss. ,cAllsd At the Central police station
ct 100 thie mornins. and reported that
while he was asleep In the Shakespeare
Hotsl on Pine street. hs was relieved
Of biz watch and chain valued at sb5.
Jeremiah O'Nsil, who lives in Capt
Corsy's district admitted IN the Sixth
district court this morning that he beat
his wife. and for this he was fined $40
and COST. and Was told by Judge Sweet
land that II be came to the court again
on = similar offence he would be
seat 70 jail.
The Veteran Firsmen's Association
INST In thsir hall ON South Main street
last evening and made final arrange
msnts for tbeir annual outing which will
b observsd Monday at PAwtuxst The
members In full uniform will meet at
ths hall At o'clock. and march to the
corner Of weybossst and Dorrancs streets.
There they will board the elsotrics for
Pawtuxet.
The building Of the Ladd Watch Case
Conpsny on the corner of Richmond and
Clifford street has bssn purchased BY ube
Osthy q Barton Company. which will
OCCUPY the entire building for the manu-
fsoture OF jewelry. The new plant, It is
ssid. viii be the most perfect of its kind
IN this vicinity. and 1t will be ready for
business in . very short time. The sale
Of the property was made through tho
agency Of q. L. 81 II. ]. 0rosa
The prospects of Msurioe RosenbcrR for
sorving time at the state Institution for
receiving stolen goods II very evident for
yesterday In the Sixth district court he
Uns sd5udsed probably guilty. and was
held for the action Of the grand jury.
1his morning be was arraianed In the
aoms court upon two charges of receiving
otolen property, John Wilson and Jacob
General positively identifyip some Of the
eoods found In Resent bsrg's store 1856
Crnnstou street. He pleaded nolo to both
ohnreea ana was held for the sctio- Of
No grand jury In the sum Of $500 on
eooh eass.
The funeral services over the remains
o. John 0orhsm were held ct his late
roslosnee, No. 10 Benefis street., at 4
o'elook yesterday afternoon. many OF the
carly associates Of the deceased being
PRESENT at the very simple ceremony. Ths
mRvioss wsrs conduotsd BY Rev. DIR. King
Of ths First Baptist Church, who read the
burlsl services and passages from the
Goriptursa and Rev. Mr.. Mott offered
proyw. There were several beautiful
0oroI pieces arrAnsed ON the casksf
whioh was plaosd In the centre Of ono of
~ large parlorA and among those gath
oro6 about were j. #. r. Lawton and
sovursl others who were membsrs in shs
0oehsn Company years ego. The inter-
mens was ~ ths North burial ground.
Special Notice--Providenc Line
1he sunday night srip Of steamer Plymouth
from Providouce 20 New York. July B. will
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