The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-12

bow to the earth when this to rrlble s.
erst @ n T. kaown. aSs,, Lat me suppose tina. on In
cupations that Vanderbilt will claim
that the steamboat captain Is unmeas-
urably above mere water bother.
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The Joint committee of the business or
ganizaCions that IL raising money to
send a business representative to the
Worlds fair ID to meet tomorrow night
at the rooms OF the Business Mems as
sociation, 210 Butler exchange.
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The Sons Of Vermont has decided to
picnic In the good old-fashioned way on
the eth, near Pawtucket. The ladies
will go, of course, and il is expected that
there will be what Is known as royal
good time.
Eleonora Duss hns captivated England,
as she had previously captivated Italy
and America. The magnificent acting
has set the critics wild aid just now she
is the rage, and this too in spite OF he
savage criticisms first made bee ,uss she
failed to open at the London Lyric on
time, a trick which the si2nora has oy
the way. The charges are simply out
rageous, however. A guinea sail is q
stiff price, and it Is matter OF doubt II
the American would have paid $5.25 TO
have witnessed any kind of a perform
ance, outside an opera with Patti In the
title role. but such was the price de-
manded by the management a. the Lyric,
with Is shillings or about 70 for bal
cony stallA
In all probability the close OF this week
will see the Gloss Of the Borden triaJ, AMI
rt. xl.a t.sr l.s. n n m
that public opinion see MS TO be that the
News furnishes the most accurate and
most readable aeeount of tho trfnf OF anY
New England paper.
1t Is about time that the changes were
ruDg in on the summer girl.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Shepard, I'd. of this
city will 20 TO Chicago today to be absent
some weeks.
An interesting social event Ia an
nouncei this week. viz. the engage
ment of Miss Eva X. Davis of this city
aud John McGowan, esq, OF New York.
Edward Davis, aud the granddaughter
OF the late Perry Davis, founder Of the
large institution In this city which bears
bis name. Mr.. MCGOWAN Is practicing
attorney, aud for some years has been
officially connected with the courts OF
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pierce Cross.
who spent a portion of their honeymoon
at the Vendome, will be "at home" at
Auburn after July 1.
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The elm Circle" decided at a meet
ing of its fair members to have tally
no party soon to Buttonwoods. The
date remains unfixed until the club de-
cides whether IL is To be strictly club
affair or whether young gentlemen ars
to be invited.
Among the New Workers who have
taken cottages AZ Newport are:
Colonel +. Mcneil, Mrs. Shirley Erv-
ing. 5 q. Josephs. Dr. +. S. Il. Arnold,
King, Leroy King: Louis q. Jones, Mrs
II. Mortimer Brooks. Mrs w. X.
Travers. Wr. X. Travers. jr.. Mrs. w. A.
Huer. Buchanan Winthrop, Mrs. James
W. Wadsworth, Samuel Coiman. the
line de Forest. Miss Calender. Frederick
sheldon. Edward I. Potter, Joel b.
Wolfe, Mrs Clapp, :. J. Colford, Town
send Burden. w. +. Burden, Mrs. S.
s; Whiting. Angus us Whiting.
Mias Msser X Bishop. Eawsra shssma0 p Esss' Mss
z E''S; GARLIC. Henry mr. cIeSs. SaI the Misses s
Hamilton, John X. Caswell, p S. Tag
gart, Eiwin ID. Morgan, DIR. John j.
Mason, DR.. Thomas Bradley, Mrs. X. NJ.
BiatchlorJ, Mrs. Joan O'Connor. John
w. Ellis. General James Is. Fry, w. c.
DIR. Clement Cleveland, Mrs. f. B. Au-
chncloss, Duncan Elliot, Mrs. George
Merrill. Henry s. Brooks, Theo L. Moran.
James Hartman, Mrs. 4. G.. Tinker,
Samuel j. Barger, David King, Seth
Barton French, j. h. Wilson karrick
Riggs, Mrs. III. A. johnson, Harper Pen
nington (artisD, Joan n. A. G;iswold,
the Misses Dickey, Mrs. Stuyvesant FISH
and Charles 4. Fairchild.
At the Washington Square house,
Riverside, the following are registered I:
Misses Ellen aud Francis "A. Murray of
boston. Walter H. Tho npson, Charles
Hignev Of this city, Mr.. aud Mrs. X. Ia
Littlefield of Pawtucket, Mr.. aud NJ rs.
Albert Newton of AtJleboro, Mass,
Charles Brewer Of Worcester.
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will leave Boston hereafter at $3.50 p. nj.
The train heretofore leaving Boston for
Providence and way stations at Sp. m.
will leave at 0 p. m. The train now
leaving Providence for Providence at 9
p. IN. will leave at las p. m. A new Sun
day train will leave Boston for Provi-
dence via Dedham and Wrentham line,
at $3.50 IA. M, aud returning, leave Provi.
dence at 5:l5 p. M, due in Boston at 7:20
p. m.
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Three boys, Morris Richards. Harry
Feldman aud Daniel Potoshinsky ere
brought into the Central station this