The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-27
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Icntcrtainments This Evcnlng.

tQIHRoPss OPERA hOUSE-AAud 1tanger IN
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+ I. rany.
fI11.iNoHAsr ASSEMBLY RooMs-Third an
nonl banquet of the Rhode islaHa Aofneal-
furnl Society.
bon ehtaftninmeut
fEANKfIS soCIETY-Leeiure BY Rufus Fuller OF
Boston.
The Fall River line steamers viii resume
Sunday trips April ].
r. Mr. Ernest Malfi and Miss Lizzie Bur
lando were married al the Church OF the
Holy Ghost yesterday afternoon
The members of the Rhode Island
Yacht Club are requested TO assemble ny
the clubhouse tomorrow nlgnt at o'SO
O'Clock.
The annual convocation OF the New
Eneland Order OF Protection viii be held
in CoIumbia Hall tomorrow morning AT
40 O'clock.
BENJAMIN Ieavitt while riding his biey-
Gle OH Broad street last night was attacked
by a vicious oog and was thrown from his
maehinc.
Nearly every hall in the city was occu-
pied last evening by merry dancing par
Ties that were celebrating the close OF the
Lenten season.
AT 1880 %. m. Elmwood car % ran into a
milk wagon oN ned by William A. Young
and smashed the thills. The horse was
cut aoout the legs.
Thecdore Garceau's horse and wagon
was stolen from Arctic early last evening
md recovered by the police on Cransion
street at IL O'Clock.
The Haczett court-martial viii hold
their final meeting, for the confederation
of their verdict on Tuesday, April lO, at
brigade headquarters.
Thieves forced their way into Philip
Murrickis barber shop, 1882 Westminster
street, last night, and stole Gao worthof
razors and other articles.
The Ward 10 Republican Club viii hold
9 rally Friday evening IN Odd tellows
Hall. Mount Pleasant. Mr.. George A.
Ittlefield will address the club.
Fifteen thousand crates more than last
wear Il the output of Florida pineapples
This wear. The popular fruit promises to
be unusually plentiful this season.
Samuel Baker, colored man, was as
saulied in front OF Infantry Hall last
|cvening by an inebrlated revcler. lie
defended himself until Officer Anthony
piiotod the fellow to Station /.
The Affair Dramatic Club will give one
OF their delightful entertainments in the
club hall on Greenwich street tomorrow
evening. The program will include the
play entitled "Tke Trustee" and dancing.
The beggars and peddlers who have been
infcsSing the East Side by their bold and
Insulting solicitation have been routed
through the agency of Detective Murray
|Rpd a detail of police in citizens raiment.
The boards of canvassers Will meet in
L.. rel 4nfHnrrn.U aTanInW
TO correct and revise the voting lists for
the April election. The board OF Ward
will meet in Pioneer Hall, 2l0 South Main
street.
The Easter elections were held In the
several Episcopal churches last evening,
with comparatively few changes IN the
personnel OF the ycstrymen. The dele
gates TO the State convention We're also
chosen.
The lady patron OF storms Hotel Dor
nance hairdresslng parlors who holds NO.
697 will be presented with the palm and
marble top stand which Mr.. Storms Gus
TONERS have been admiring during the
past week.
The Democratic statesman for Ward 6
cracked an original Joke today while being
buneted by the March wind on the State
House steps. He said brief exposure 10
the flying dust was sure quallncation as
- "real estate voter"
|, Oriental Hall contained a merry party
last evening TO participate in the second
masquerade social given by Unity Temple
OF the Pythinn Sisters. Many handsome
cosfumes were displayed, Dub those OF
|comical character predominated.
Tie close-time appropriation bills
pas d ,ythe Iiouse will be communicated
|fotL enatc today The finance com
mittee viii take possession OF them, and
may find IL necessary TO test their famil-
tarity with fractional computation.
There are four street corners which are
forsaken by datemakcrs and dudes when
the wind bloweth where IT listeth--Dor-
rance and Weybosset, Dorrace and Fulton,
jackson and Westminster and Crawford
and South Water.
Owing 20 the secluded spot where the
unknown man was killed last night very
few people knew OF the accident, but
those who heard of il walked to the scene
end hung over the horrible sight just as
II they enjoyed it.
The average vote for the Prohibitory
State ticket last year was triiie over
$500. TIE party managers estimate that
ihey Will require about $500 FOR election
purpose this year. Il can truly lay claih
10 lis distinction as party OF principle.
Colonel James S. Phettcplacc has re-
cciyed his commissions from the Governor
~ Commandant of the First Regiment, II.
i. NJ, and the Light Infantry Independent
Corps. His appointments 10 the staff wiz
be announced ln the course OF u few days.
Tho alafm from box Il at SEQ D. IN.
yesterday WAS for blaze on the roof OF
the house at 2S7 South Main street owned
by Julia Bullock. Oficer Robblce noticed
fhe smoke issuing from the roof and rung
in the alarm. The damage was nominal.
The various orchcstras about town
which have been devoting the Lcnton va
cation 10 diligent rehearsals were drafted
into service last evening, and they cxecu-
TED tireless accompaniment % The torpsi-
chorean program which ushered ia the
social season.
Mrs. Elizabeth Thurston, GS years old, fell
Through q trap door In Charles Richards
fruit store into the cellar last evening,
kpraining her ankle and cutting a cash
over her right eye. She was attended by
DIR. White at her residence, 49j West
minister street.
The Builders Trades Union held their
first annual ball ia HibcrniHn Hall last
sunnfnu and the Noor Vaa filled VII IA