The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-07

And all the nations of the earth
Shall learn--and learn Alright
That Uncle Sans
A sailor once again!
AND though he's been so long ashore
He's quite at home at sea:
And quite as quick To trade as fight
Hell surely prove 10 be.
let cargo follow cruisers close
All round the world" say we.
Now Uncle Sans
\ saiIor once again"
N. Y. sun.
In y. Nj. c. A. hall this evening the
Providence Philharmonic Orchestra
viii give a concert.
In the police court this morning s
persons We're ordered To pay fines Of
- and costs each for indecent intoxi-
cation
The proprietors Of Swan Point Gem
etery held their annual meeting at $3.50
o'clock this afternoon at 35 North
Main street.
Pensions have been granted as fol-
lows: Increase. Dexter Smith. .Cranston
Print Works, Sc TO s12. Original wild
ows. etc, Mary T. westcott, Cowes-
cott So.
In the district court this morning
Frank Rodgers waived examination ON
the charge of maintaining a liquor nui-
sance and was ordered held in $1,000 for
the grand jury.
John Williams was arraigned in the
district court this morning charged
with assault on Mary Lopez. lie plead
ed guilty and was ordered to paw a
fine Of $50 and costs.
Ernest A. Johnson and Farrell Nc
Laughlin, new officers reported for
duty last night at station / and re-
spectively; William A. Dole formerly
OF station reported at station /.
About $50 O'Clock last evening as
Edward Cook. who resides at 400 Plain
iieln street. was driving through Pot
ter's avenue. his horse fell and broke
an ankle The animal was shot by the
owner.
In the district court this morning
John Brennan pleaded not guilty TO
the charge Of common drunkenness and
was ordered held in the sum of $500. for
trial on Friday; John O'Brlen. a strudy
beggar was sentenced 10 six months at
the state work house.
in the Juvenile division OF the dis
trici court this morning Antoin, and
John silva. William Rowan and John
Welch. who We're avfalgned several
weeks ago charged with the larceny OF |
quantity OF oranges from "A car ON /
me consolidated railroad tracks. plead !
ed guilty and were each fined 81 ana |
costs.
There will be a meeting in Grace
rhurch chapel tomorrow evening at
o'clock for the purpose OF discussing
the proposed city charter. Prof. j. Q.
Dealey Of Brown University will re-
View the instrument as a whole. Mrs.
Ellen NJ. Bolles VIII consider the pro-
posed method of governing the public
schools. Other prominent citizens have
been invited TO speak.
About 1880 o'clock last evening Jo-
'eph samueis was driving down Wash
ngton street I'm his sleigh when at the
orner of Walker street. the horse took
right and wheeled out OF the road
hrowing Mr.. samuels out. The horse
an through Walker street TO West
ninstev where he fell. Mr.. Samuels
vas unhurt whilst the horse was
ound to be somewhat cut up. The ami
nal VAS put up at Grants stable.
'here Mr. Samuels boards him.
Shortly after ; O'Clock yeterday az.
ernoon Susan r. Perry. the three
ieeks ola baby Of Stella Perry WAS
ound dead In bed by her grandmother.
HE Is the second death In the family
itbin little more than week. on
an. 20 the twin sister Of this child
fss found dead in bed carly in the
,crning. Both babies were very
mall. weighing scarcely more than a
ound apiece. and although perfectly
'rmed they were too weak to 1--we.
Annie Goidman's creditors met yes
rday at The office Of Nathan w. Lit
efield. referee in bankruptcy for the
lrpose OF proving claims. The claims
owed amounted to s5si7.s9 Isaac Rose
az elected trustee and his bond was
ted at $1,000. The inventory OF the
'ods In the store OF Mrs. Goldman was
'co. Another meeting win be held at
sich Mrs. Goldman will be present.
Zen any Of the creditors VIII be ar
'ded an opportunity 60 question her. !