The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-04-28
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B. p KEirHs OPERA HoUsE-"LAnd of the
LoTHRoPs OPERA HoUsE-"Punished s'
WESTMINSTER TIIEATER-Gus Hnlp Novelty
Company
ESKIMO vILLA0E--ss9 Westminster street.
Police Clerk Seth Horton has so far re-
covered as TO be able To drive out.
| The services at Bell street chapel will
/ now be held at 3 o'clock instead OF O'Clock
United States children and others chew
up 10000 tons OF candy every year. How
sweet.
The horses attached To the Eagle Park
coach ran away yesterday on Gladstone
avenue. No one was injured.
Ex- Mayor Potter was reported to be in
a more comfortable condition this morn
ing.
Both the Senate and the House are find
ing IL difficult to gather in a quorum as
the days grow longer and warmer.
Chicago is to have a roof garden at last,
il seems, situated on the peak OF the vast
Masonic Temple, 302 feet above the solid
earth.
The Legislature did not adjourn yester-
day and there is no prospect that the final
handshaking will occur for some time TO
come.
The opening OF the regular league season
Is being awaited by the lovers of the
national game with pleasant anticipa-
tions.
All the world over there are as women
to 100 men. Perhaps its enough. Opinion
Is divided. Maybe there ought to be
more men.
pay, I,,I;,,. VIZ A@x-ooS \ or;.,~~o5 . =, =
teresting lecture on the life and work of
the poet Whittier at Bell street chapel
last evening.
The Senate will have TO do some rapid
work II il proposes TO pass all the House
measures before the time for final ad-
Journment.
The Providence nine is having a great
deal of practice and there is no reason
why they should not put up q sterling
game next Tuesday.
A meeting of the Theosophical Society
will be held at 7.30 o'clock tomorrow
evening. Topics on Theosophy" will be
the subject of discussion.
Rev. Arthur Nj. Aucock will preach a
sermon upon the 10th anniversary OF Rev.
DIR. Henshaw's rectorship OF All Saints
church tomorrow morning.
A special musical program will be rem
dered undor the direction OF Mr.. Sprague
at Grace Church tomorrow evening. This
is the last Of the special evening services |
until next fall.
The work OF erecting the new building |
at the Sockanosset school for boys, has |
already commenced. The building is to |
be 46xS2 and will be used for military train
ing and industrial work.
Daniel O'Bricn was slightly injured by |
falling from the steps of an EDDY street /
car at the corner of Ship and Richmond /
streets yesterday afternoon. He was
taken to his home, 167 Oxford street, in
,he ambulance.
The members Of the House OF Represen-
,atives will earn their pay next Wednes-
iew election bill which passed the
not because they understood,
)ut because the gentleman from Cumber- |
and said that 1t was all right.
The committee on judiciary reported
IN the resolution of final ad-
ournment yesterday recommending
he indefinite postponement OF
of the original resolution and the passage
,f substitute. The House adjourned be-
lore this measure was reached, however,
md 1t IS still upon the speakers desk.
Michael Phillips, 30 years old, was in
ured on Spruce street, yesterday after
oon. He was driving coal
cam when the horses became fright
ned and started up, throwing him |
eneath the cart. The wheels passed over
lis right foot breaking nearly all the
ones. He was taken to his home, 8 Tefft
freet,where DIR. Mitchell attended him.
Hawaiian Legation, Washington, ID. c.,
iarch 18th, 1694.- Gentlemen: Your
.ork combines instructive reading and
rtistic beauty to rare degree. An in
innate personal acquaintance with the ]
ersons contributing the literary portion
the publication is q guarantee to me )
nat the work will be accurate, and read
Bile. think that this will be the most !
opular Hawaiian literature yet published.
remain, yours sincerely, l.. A. Thurston.
Rev. Napoleon Hoogland, pastor of the
ourth Unitarian Society has arranged !
'r an interesting series OF special meet
IL that will be held during the month Of
ay. The first address win be delivered !
4 the first Sunday of the month ;
7 Rev. Richmond Fisk, ID. d., of the :
hurch OF Our Father East Boston, and =
ev. Thomas Ness OF the Second Church, I
oston; Rev. William f. Furman of this :
y and Rev. D. Munroe Wilson, super
Ill speak on the following Sundays.
While riding past the Narragansett 4
otei yesterday NEWS representative q
~iu oho iauy nhJ W ucI COIpdnlOn, l =,
should like to know Just | Y
wv many yards of carpet
at there are in that hotel" $50 should
was the reply, and for the benefit of
these ladies and all Others g.
terested In the matter, The News
s ascertained that there are are 24,OOO o.
rds OF Wilton, Moquette and Brussels. b
iring the past few years more than cl
Of this enormous amount II
s been replenished, making in all about A
rty-two thousand yards that have been al
ed. &C
The following notices of intention to st
lid have been received at. the City En-
PEERS Office during the week ending
'ril "a, 1894. Frederick Young, Public
'eet; Jane 5. Hammond, corner Cabot
d Meeting streets; Henry &. Wickes,
rner Linden and Friendship streets;
clan Nj. Stavner, Potters avenue; James "
anagan, Hudson street; Sven Person,
urston street; The Gallup Building