The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-27
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Entertainments Today.
PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE -Hsnlon Bros
"Fantasma."
KEiTH's OPERA HOUSE Richard Golden in
sold Jed Prouty."
LoTHRoP's OPERA HoUsE-vaudeviIe Enter
tainment
WESTMINSTER THEATER-weber and Fields
Vaudeville COMPANY.
LoTHRoP's PAwTUcKET OPERA HOUSE =
Katherine Rober in "Ihe clemenceau Case"
PANoPTIcUM AND MUsEUM-no and liz West
minister street
is to hold its annual meeting this even
ing.
The regular meeting OF the Board OF
Aldermen will be held tomorrow morning
at o'clock.
Hose No. responded TO a still alarm OF
fire at Shepard and Company's store at
$3.50 last evening. No Damage.
quite an impressive appearance marching
up Westmin inster street this afternoon.
Court Burnside 1892, A. o. F. OF A., in
augurated fair in Hibernian Hall, last
evening. James 4. Padien IL at the head
of large ana efficient committee.
A fire in an ash box in the yard of
Henry Kim ball, at 13 Chestnut street, at
$3.50 last evening, was the cause Of the
alarm from box 40. No damage.
The Glee ard Mandolin Association of
WESLEYAN University gave an excellent
concert at the Trinity Nj. 4. Church last
evening. There was large attendance.
Officer Hanaford stopped a runaway
horse attac bed TO an express wagon owned
by the Earle a. Prev Express Company,
on Fountain street at 1880 last evening.
Union "a, u. B. OF Carpenters, will hold
a meeting at 20 Exchange place this even
ing. at Which there will be addresses in
favor of an eighth movement this
winter.
Robert Anderson, the well-known street
fakir, was seized with an epileptlc nj
about o'clock last evening. lie was
taken to the hhode Island Hospital in the
ambulance.
James Miner, sailor on the schooner
George NJ. Grant, was taken to the Rhode
his legs was injured during the voyage
from Norfolk.
The Radical Peace Society will confer
this evening at the Wickenden Street
Bethel. Rev. Mr.. Plummer will preside.
A quartet is TO sing and Francis Gal
lagher will speak.
The captains Of the many vessels now in
port, held meeting this afternoon and
decided that they would all have their
crews shipped from Boston until the
wages in this port were made to correspond
with those in Boston.
Next Sunday will occur the marriage of
| two popular Providence young people, Jo-
seph IL. Read and Miss Emma Frances
Kenyon Christian. A reception will be
held at p. IN. at tho residence of the
brides parents, 30l Pine street.
Alfred Davis, an employe of the Nara
gansett Electric Lighting Company, drop
ped large wrench nc was using on the
| large toe Of his right foot yesterday. He
was taken to the Rhode Island Hospital,
where the injured member was ampu-
| tated.
Michael Washington was given a hear
| ing this morning before United States
| Commiss ioner Blodgett on the charge of
probab bly, guilty and held for the February
session of the District United States
| Court.
| George A. Youlden is about to build
| four two-story houses on the north side
| of Public street; William A. Sprsgue has
received O permit TO erect two 2h- story
| dwellings, and Mrs. Z. Mitchell VIII put a
new front in her building, corner of Eddy
and Westminster streets.
The Young Shamrocks, who defeated
| the Youthful Evergreens at foot ball Sat-
| urday by the score of IL to g. would like
| TO hear from any amateur eleven in the
| state, ages ranging under 10 years. Ad-
dress challenges to James Hanley, rear OF
3North Davis street, this city.
The Rhode Island Nursery Association
| opened two days bazaar and cake sale
| at Tillinghast's parlors yesterday after
noon. Mrs. David III. Pearce is chairman
| of the committee of arrangements. In
| the evening an entertainment program
| will be given.