The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-27
Cases Disposed Of in the Seventh Dis.
triCl Court Yesterday.
Dedication Of The Second Baptist tChurCh.
Other Matters Of Interest.

The Seventh district court held IL
weekly sitting In civil session yesterda.
afternoon.
In the case OF Mary ]. Gilbane VS. Johr
Hanell alias John Doe. for trespass anc
ejectment the property OF which posses
sion is sought being the upper tenement
In the tenemett house at Il Valley street
there was no appearance OF the defend
ant. and his case was defaulted
In the case OF Kate Coyne VS.. Isaac
Moore alias John Doe. for book account
| the amount OF the claim being So. there
was no appearance for the defense and
the case was continued for one week
Funds OF the defendant in the possession
! OF the New York. New Haven and Hart
ford company were attached and answer
its possession 5000. Frank H. Wildes for
plaintiff.
CHURCH DEDICATED.
The rehabilitated structure OF the Sec:
ond Baptist church was dedicated last
night with appropriate ceremony. The
church edifice was packed with people.
who admired the new interior OF the
music from the new organ.
The following program was rendered.
Invocation by Rev Edwin A. Herring.
P5SF e the sr B5 eh.rfs s.sn % East
Rev T. e Bartlett Of Pawtueket: User ser,
mon. Rev. Edward Holyoke of frovi-
town: Rev john Blake of'hes OF the Haven II 'as
M. f. church: address on "A Question
OF Values" Rev c. II. spauiding. u. u.
VII sadress the meeting. his subject be-
Rev George W. Rigler. D. D.. the pa
tor, will tell some interesting facts in con
hecuon M nI,, with the rebuilding Of the cnurcn.
which will be rendered during the service
GO TO THE PosToFFIcE.
The following letters are advertised a,
the East Providence postoffice:
Gentlemen-Howard Berry. w r
Brown George ". Comstock. Willia n,
IL Cummings. John J. Falvey. T. Nc
Brine, William l. Salisbury and Robert
w. Tarbox
REGISTRATION.
Registration does not seem 70 be a.
active just now as IL might be Less
than so registered yesterday and as there
are but two more days in which 10 per
form this duty II is not at all improb-
able that some will be frozen out In the
final rush
Although the registration is larger than
usual so far by something over 200 there
are as vet probably three hundred more
who could register II they wanted
TROUBLE ON CARS.
Complaint has been made to the no.
lice that quite often the crowd on the last
car 10 Taunton IL so boisterous as TO be
annoying TO the better element Of people
who have occasion 10 ride. and steps are
10 be taken 10 suppress any undue hilar-
ity on the part Of such passengers whose
sense OF decorum does not move them 10
conduct themselves in a becoming man
ner.
One citizen told a News reporter that
on such occasions as he had ridden on the
trip that foul language had been used
TO such an extent that under no cir
cumstances would he think Of riding on
the late Taunton cars when accompanied
by lady.
PROVISIONS ARE HIGH
Provisions are unusually high for this
season Of the year and house keeping
Is proving very expensive. The local
raised the price Of potatoes
ten cents a peck yesterday and eggs. I
which are supposed 10 be plentiful in the
summer time. are selling at 9s cents and !
30 cents per dozen There seems to be
4 scarcity ~ everything ana II II pre- /
1icted that prices next winter will rival |
IN height some OF New York's tallest |
'ky scrapers
SUNDAY SERVICES.
The following services will be held at
he various churches tomorrow.
81 Mary's Epscopal--Holy communion,
'9o' morning prayer, 1880: S. 1918;
evening prayer. 75n
United Congregational. c r Gordon.
'astor-Preachlns, 1915 s. l2:lb; meet
ne q TO discuss topic, Christ in our
titles
UniversaMst-servioes. 1913 and I: S.
2; Y J. c l.
FELL DOWN STAIRS.
Herman Larsen. a small child. fell down
he stairs at his parent residence at 20
ALLEY street yesterday afternoon and
ras quite severely injured He sustained
slight conclusion of the brain from
'hioh II is expected he will recover. and
ore on a section of his scalp about Ave
nd a half inches long
The little fellow was picked I'D in an
unconscious condition and carried n the
fhce of DR.. George r Allison. where
lrgical assistance was rendered
II required eight stitches 10 close the
'ound on the little fellows scalp
AN OUTING.
The pupils ~ the A. r. Hovt grammar
'hool went % Seaconret for an outing .
day. A shore dinner wac partaken of /.
'ter which the boys played baseball and ;
her games. I,
PLAYED PING PONG.
There was an exciting game Of ping
ING az one of the shore resorts in town /,
~ night. For some time there has been 4
me doubt as ~ which were the bes, !
ayers. the "Goosey Greens or the drug =
erks. bu' last night the matter was :
lsly settled by a decided victory for :
e "Gooseys =
DOCK EXTENSION. Y
rhis morning q Pile driver wac ~ work {
wing piies for new dock iIst south q