The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-14
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The common council meets to- night.
THE Rhode Island wheslmen will meet
tonight.
Its session tomorrow.
The funeral of Col. Isaac +. Williams
Will take place in Bristol at III o'clock to-
| morrow.
THE Young Mems Republican Club
banquet will be held on the evening of
| Nov. 81
SERGT PRoUT and Officer Morse visited
John O'NeiPs house. 10 Harris avenue,
yesterday aud seized quantity of liquors.
OFFICER JACOBS extinguished a slight
blaze In "A pile of rubbish in the rear OF
Providence Steam and Gas Pipe Works,
Eddy str ct, Saturday night.
ARNOLD Posi-, G.. A. r, will open its
grand fair this evening at No 56 West
minister street. Depart rent Commander
David ;. Ray will formally open the fair.
The FAMILY of the late Daniel How
| land, who for many years resided I'm Hope
and was well known, have taken up
their residence at 91 Burnett street In
this city
A HORSE owned by John: Reynolds ran
over a woman, who refused to give her
| name, on Gladstone avenue at o O'Clock
Saturday night. The woman was slight
ly injured.
MARY MARTIN and Maude Bailey. each
years OF age, were found astray in the
| Union Passenger station at l:50 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. Their parents were
notified.
HERMAN BRADY, years of age was
found astrav on Hope street by "a gang of
boys Saturday afternoon. The boy was
taken TO the sd Station and later was
| taken home to "a Kane street by mis-
father.
The CIR and Temple of the Pytbiau Sis
lers Will hold its first regular annual ses-
sion In Rhode Island L1dg', X. of p.
Hall, tomorrow. The election Of grand
chiefs Will be among the important
items.
GOOD LUCK Social Club will give a re-
turn social TO the May Social Club in B.
L. ball tomorrow evening. The CON.
mittee is John j. Tierney. Bert f. An
CELL. III. f. Read, Z. Ii. Read and Frank
Howard.
LIBERATI. the world famous cornetist.
has just been added To Sousa's new
marine band and will play for the first
time In this city on Thursday nieht at
Music hall. His cornet solo will be
souvenir la Suisse.
A SHOWER of meteors was booked for
last night. but the world didn't c1nnect
with the metoric belt and the IN e. ors did
mete. The display may be given tu-nIgno
or tomorrow night, but perhaps it w n Z
pay o remain up late to see it,
ABBY SLoCUM Tent, No. ], held a social
and an old maids sale In Arm old Tc.st hniI
last Saturday evening, which was fsiriy
successful. 1t was rather a poor light
for old maids, as the p3ces varied from Is
| to 80 cents. and thefs were few buyers at
that.
AT o o'clock last evening a pair of
horses belonging to the Uuion Railroad
Company. driven by Samuel Thurston,
| clllided with buggy owned by DIR. j. A.
O'Keefe, at the corner of High and
Messer streets. The buggy was badly
| smashed.
| ct. JOHNS CoMMANDERY, No. /, Knig hts
| Templar, has been ordered by Comman-
der Hunter c. White, to attend the fu-
neral services of Isaac 4. Williams. at
Bristol, tomorrow. Members will report
at the asylum at $50 A. NJ. Horse cars
will leave Exchange Place at 9:35.
In the Sixth District Court this MORN
| ing, Charles Mcclure, charged with the
| larceny of n watch valued at 81 from NJ
X. CaproD, was fined SIS and costs. About
week ago the boy was brought into
court, charged with the larceny of "a lot
OF pigeons. aud was fined $50 and costs.
The annual meeting of the Sons of Yer
| mont Will be held at the residence of DIR.
| William II. White. Greene street, on
| Friday evening next at o'clock Mat
ters of Importance will be acted on and a
meeting at which ladies will be welcome
will be arranged. The officers for the en-
suing year will be elected.
THE X. l. State Board of Agriculture
will hold n farmers institute at the old
town hall in East Providence next Tues
day with Unity and Roger Williams
oranges. At 7:30 Ebridge Cushman OF
Middeboro, Mass, will lecture on
Farming as a Business" Discussion
will follow.
THE weighing machine in front of o10
North Main street was tipped over last
night and the contents scattered over tho
sidewalk. Officer Waterman was prom pt-
ly Oh the scene and spread" himself for
the coin. recovering about S5.5l. lie then
took the machine into custody aud car
red IL TO the Central station.
ROBERT SUEEsTIN, clerk for William
ii. Dunbar, 256 North Main street. re-
ports that n man came into the store late
Saturday evening and asked to inspect
some watches One was shown him and
during the momentary absence OF the
clerk the man grabbed the watch and Gilt
out" The watch was valued at SIS.
The regular meeting OF the Massacbu.
setts Society for the University education
OF Women will meet in the Clafin room
Boston University, ~ Somerset street,
Bosi on, Saturday the 10Th inst, at II
A. VI. Prof 4. B. Lindsay will addres,
the meeting. Miss Mabel Clarke pei.
ton of Dedham. is secretary of the society.
LATE Saturday night William r.
Queen, colored. went into the Mill street
stable and stated that he had been
assaulted. He was drunk at the time
and was bleeding profusely from an ugly
cash on the head. An Investigation
failed to corrobate his story, and IL was
finally concluded that he had sustained a
bad fall.
BISHOP JOHN H. VINCENT Of the Method.
ist Church will lecture at Music Hall.
Tuesday evening, the 22d inst, on Tom
aud His Teachers" There will be an or
gan recital from ';3o to9 when the lee
turs will commence. Bishop Vincent h,
40 we'll known as the founder of the
Chautauqua school and a good umored
speaker tnat he Will probably get good
audience.
The class OF sc at Brown University
will be given a reception at the Cranston
Street Baptist Church this evening from
sto TO- The patronesses are Mrs N. NJ
Bixby. Mrs. n B Barton. Mrs n NJ