The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-14

--Georgia Minstrels and Vaudeville.
CRESCENT PARK-Grest American Hippo
drome.
ADELAIDE PARK-Providence VS.. Erie
Last night Colonel w. b. Vincent sailed
for Europe on two months trip.
"Files" Reilly, the notorious Crawford
street bum, was arrested today for being
drunk and begging.
In the Sixth District Court today JOS
eph Gilleran was fined $40 and costs for
reveling on Julian street.
Last night thieves entered the house
occupied by Philip Brady at 571 Eddy
street, and stole coat.
Officer Dyer found window in Michael
Seer's store at IS Manton avenue broken
at 1880 o'clock this morning.
Edward M. Reardon was held in $500
surety for trial Friday on charge of
stealing revolver from Officer McElroy.
John Carey, % years old, fell in fit on
Wey bosset street this morning. He was
taken to his home on Smithfield avenue.
The yacht White Wing, will take an ex-
cursion party from among the employees
of the Boston Store, and l.. ID. Newell's
tomorrow.
Several coats were stolen from Ernest
e. Locke's house, 80 Elm street, yesterday,
and this morning were recovered by De-
tective James .. Swan.
Officer G. A. Bennett of the Central Sta
tion squad and Officer Fred Nichols Of
Station 2, left on their fufloughs at /
O'Clock this morning.
A slight blaze in William Lloyd's paint
shop at 8 Lester street was the cause OF
the ringing OF box 2S at 10 o'clock last
night. Damage slight.
Burke Brothers saloon at IL Eddy
street was broken into by thieves last
night and S15 in cash was stolen. En-
trance was effected through q rear win
dow.
Thieves entered the grocery store owned
by John Boian, at so Mint street, last
night, through transom, and stole to-
bacco, cigars and candy to considerable
amount.
Some one went into the room occupied
by Lewis +. Pope at 154 Pond street
yesterday, went through Hopes clothes
| and stole s21. The matter was reported
to the police.
The condition of Jacob Remlinger, the
| man who attempted To kill himself by
taking aconite yesterday, shows a decid-
| ed improvement and he is now considered
| fully out OF danger.
A monster sea turtle weighing about 400
| pounds was brought into this port yes
| terday evening on the schooner Robert
McQuillion. Ii was picked up on the
beach at Appalachicola.
Detective Swan arrested " Humpy "
T, Jones, n character 'well-known to the
| police, this morning on q charge of beg
ging. Jones has slept during the past
week in Davis Park and in vacant out
buildings.
The tug Walter Sutton with a tow of
| four schooners this morning was sight
that made old seafaring men think OF the
| days gone by, as IL Is seldom that more
than Two schooners arc seen IN tow
these days.
j. w. Miller. president OF the Provi-
dence a. Stonington s. s. Co., arrived in
the city this morning on the steamer Con-
necticut. He will leave for his summer
residence at Pequot today, where he viii
spend the summer.
Rev. b. Fay Mills, the evangelist, has
invited Peter p. Bilhorn, the composer o
Gospel Hymns, TO spend Sunday with
him at his residence in Pawtuxet, anc
at $50 a song and gospel service vii
be held on the lawn. The Unior
Gospel choir has been invited and Mr.
Bihorn will lead them and sing soloi
while Mr.. Mills will make an address
bicycle riders are specially invited Il
come on their wheels.
Had il not been for the vigilance o
Captain Waldron of the steamer Sqantun
yesterday afternoon there would hav'
been a serious collision on the bay, 10
as the steamer was Just below Fox Poin
il sheered to allow the schooner s.
Scranton to make its tack and at the sam
time tne yacht Sentinel was just getting
under way, so that the course of tn
schooner and the yacht made V shape,
space for the steamer, which was brougb
to standstill until the path was clear.
The following officers were installed b
Grand Co&smander Burlingame sssiste
by Past Grand Commander Green an
Grand Herald w. III. Day at Citadel G
Northern Commsndery, No. "A, Unite
Order OF the Golden Cross, Friday evening
n. G.. ". II. Huntington; V. N. c., Susi
Day: X. OF r., William II. Day; treasurer
Carl Seilig; herald, Richard Jones; w.
G., Luxe Lambert. The officers elect arc
Prclate, Lady Hough; w. o. G., Cal
Sandstrom; +. X. of X, j. l.. Jacobs
Remarks were made by Grand Command,
Burlingame, y. NJ. G.. Hale of Woonsocke
, Past Grand Commander Green and II. n
, &. IA. Canfield. Cream and cake kept a
hands cool and comfortable.
L I Daily Cooking HAT.
CURRY or COLD ROAST BEEF-CI
| some slices of cold roast beef into rat hi