The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-07

Sergeant A. Frank Mowry has returned
from the Worlds fair.
A lot Of toos were stolen from ths
building In process OF co lstruction ~ 30
Doyle avenue last night.
Tie Y. NJ. G. A. course OF entertain
tainmenis will be opened this evening
by tho SIS edisa Quartet Concert CON-
pany.
Joseph Ross Of Boston has been
awarded the contr lct for driving plies
wesi erly 81 Francs street. The amou Il
Is about $4,000
What Cheer division X. of p. received
surprise visit last evening from Persever-
ance division. A COLLATION. was ssrv. d
ana speeches aud music indulged In.
Last night the police made sixtse n
arrests, queiled two disturbances aud Sc
cured three stores. Twenty-slx persons
found lodri gs at the Central station
Il the sixth district court this morn
ig Timothy Sheehau, chsrged with
Carrying concealed weapons, plea ed not
gully and was held Tor trial Tuesday
In $500 sure y.
A horse and democrat waqon be ong.
ing TO William II. Hudson was stolen
from Richmond str ct al 9 .. IN. st.r-
day ana at 10 p. Ia. VAS recovered by
the Johnston poic;.
The Y. NJ. G. A. educational classes wers
opened last night. Remarks were made
by Rev. j. W. Atwood. Joseph W.. V.
Rich au w. l.. Cook. Pro-. w. h Will
son lectured before The lyceum.
A fireman's meeting will be held at 8 p.
IN. tomorrow with Engine Co. No. 2 cor.
South Main and Coin streets. Mr.. Il.
Il. Lakey OF Brown unive Sly has been
ihvited to conduct the services.
Anon the nominations sent to the SEN
ale Oh thursday was that o. Leu enant
Commander Rhoades OF Provid, nee Z, be
commander. Lieuteiiant Command, r
Rhoades died week ago today.
AT o'clock this afternoon II. c. NJ c.
dougal VIII give an organ recital mt The
Central Baptist church. assisted by Nj.
and Mrs. A ii. Bosworth. vocalists, an
Miss Harriet Anderson. violinist,
Pilgrim lodge. l. o. o. f., held a
largely attended meeting last evening.
The oe2ree work was excellent, and
under the head of good Of the order
several interesting addresses were m de.
The niuht school teachers met last
night in the II III school uildng to re-
ceive instl uctions from Mr.. Tarbell a Id
DIR. Blais ell. ch ,irm IN of the commit
tee. OH methods OF work in the evening
schools.
Samuel SuolovI;z, living at 5 Warmers
lane, IL years OF age. was struck by AN
express wagon on Westminster s rect
yes erday, Gr,yen by Char g. Riccoolo,
and sustained several bru ses aid con-
tusions.
One OF p. +. Flynn's horses ran away
yesterd,y afternoon, and collded w tn
one OF III city's swili teams. One OF The
swill wagon horses WAS thrown down
sustaining broken leg aud had to be
killed.
An exhibition OF new paintings by Miss
Helen Watson Phelps was given at th
Providence Art club last evening. The
paintings can he seen any afternoone
during the next two weeks at the
A club, which will be op IN To all.
About sevtnty-five pei so s sat down to
mum" supper In the Universe ist
u ch on Smith street last evening. IL
was given uudsr the auspices of Smith
oman assembly # the Pythia sister
hood aud was SUCCESS financially and
otherwise.
A horse belonging to F. ii. Snow also
ran away yesterday. and the buggy To
which it was attached WAS ruined. A
stray horse was found in the rear OF
Canal street last evening, and team be-
longing to A. j. Maynard q Soa was
found astray Oh Angel street.
Henry Normandy was run over on
| Broad street at 4:30 p. IN. by bicycle.
He WAS picked u and attended by DIR.
Wheeler who fou ld that Normandy had
sustained u severe cash on t e back of
the lie nd. Lrter he was taken 80 rs
home Oh Odlo avenue by Captain l. M
Bates.
The committee on taxation met yester.
day afternoon In city hall for purps ses
| Of fuller organic ltion and to discuss new
methods OF assessments, After wal lug
| some time, the committee adj urned "a
Monday night as no quorum WAS present
and so no business WAS accom- plished but
| an Informal discussion took plac,.
The Providence Evangelical Young
Women's Christian association win v,vs
| lis first social of the season next Mon
day evening. Saturday eveiing
socials have already been s'arled
| The quarterly meeting of the associatiO
will occur Oct. l6 at 7:30 p. M. A day o
| prayer for he young women OF the world
| will he observed Oct. 12 at 1918 and :
| p. IN. at the rooms Of the association.
The flagstaff club hal. was we'll filed
| with the members and friends Of Gallant ha
assembly Of the Pythian Sisterhood last
| evening From to $50 O'clock supper
WIS served, after which the party In
| dulgei In dancing until about midnight.
| sterling lodge, X. OF T., was visited by
| its d-puty. X. >. Bemis, last evening, and
| @ installed Bro. q. A. Carlton as vice cnan
cellor. Brother L, A. Dix, tho newly
elected supervisor Of ieeds' began his