The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-23
OLNEYvILLE.

Lon Hop, well meaning Chinaman,
who runs a laundry on Academy ave-
nue., called at the Chaffee street police
station yesterday and I'm broken Eng
Dsh, made the police acquainted with
the fact that the till In his place OF
business had been touched for $l35J
ana now he wants the police 10 recover
the m5ney. He was told that all that
was possible would be done. Hop saws
that quite late I'm the afternoon a boy
came in with ticket for some laundry,
ana IL was after he had gone that the
money was missed. Hop believes tl>
boy must have taken the money while
ne went into the back room for the
articles. Hop when he left the static
was satisfied that the police would ger.
his money for him.
Below will be found the names OF
hrms and individuals doing business in
the square who have subscribed foi
~ Dand concerts. the first OF which viii
be given Saturday evening July 1. by
the American band. The concerts would
nave commenced tomorrow evening but
Mr. Reeves Is out OF town. As will be
seen by the list almost every concern
from the railroad bridge on Westmin-
ster to Delaine street and Manton ave-
nue. and TO Atwood street on Plainfield
street is represented, and others who
nave not been seen have through their
representatives signified their intention
OF subscribing The list Is as follows:
j. o. San Souci, Banspach Bros,
Thompson Bros, John O'Connell,
O'Connor Bros, Sheridan and Burns,
Thomas Cox, Robert Melvin and Co.,
Thomas Clark, Jr.. William l.. Whip.
pie. Sam Smith. w. III. Watson. John
w Clark. A. Tainsh, John McGann,
Corcoran and O'Gara, JOHN r Dustin,
Hugh O'Connor Washington Public
Market, r. Mcnamara Michael H.
Corigan. j. a. Angel. w. G.. Gardner.
the u. r. Tea Co, III. J. Hough, r. Ros-
well Parker. Emil T. Never and Co,
c. F. Clough. B. Whitaker, John Swal-
low. Benny Smone. Hughes and Atkins
John McGlinchey. Thomas X. Day. A,
Bainton, I. '. Gulliver. Fred Hurst, w
III. Sawyer. J.lomas r. Allen, r.. II. and
R. f. Meyer. l.. IT. Never. l. ~ Arnold
G. II. Fisher, NJ. d., Nicholson Thack-
ray & Co. II. II. Fiske. Moore Tea
Store. II. Waddington e. Son. r. Rob-
ertson, +. II. and s Conley. Annie r.
Card. Andrew A. Gannon,J II. and
II. j. Mathews. A. Masterson III. c.
Pohle, James Shawcross, J. Will Car
penter. Walter d. Harris, w. A. n.
Grant, Annie NJ. McDerrnott. John f.
mack. Morris. Sugden, T.. f. Finley,
Harlow, George b. Arnold. II. McCor-
Daniel Collins. ID. j. and j. III. Barre,
Mary Lamb, A. =. Farley, ID. D. s.,
George II. Drew. -. y. s.. John T. Dwy-
er, ID. ID. S., John Hcffernan. Fran A.
Pagan NJ. d.. John O'Donnell Philip
Coffee. Judge Phillips. Samuel Deacon,
Moran and Cunningham. ~. f. Wind
sor u. u. s.. n. j. Serror, ID. ID. s.,
Peter Bremges
Patrick and Catherine Hamilton have
made life miserable for the residents
I'm the vicinity of Julian and Amherst
streets. for the past two months. So
much So that the police were obliged
10 swear out warrants against them.
The couple heard of this and for. few
days left their home. but returned last
evening and started I'm at the same old
gait. Patrolman Feeley was sent to
the house and in a-eauple- ef minutes
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton were on their
way TO the Chaffee Street Police Sta
ion, the man charged with drunken
ness and the woman as being railer
and brawler
James BARLEY who graduated at
College i'm New York few
days ago with high honors, arrived
home this morninG.