The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-15
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Entertainments Today.
PROVIDENCE OPERA HoUsE-Boston Museum
Company in Prince Pro Tenn"
KEITH,s OPERA HoUsE-Living Pictures and
Vaudeville.
LoTHRop's OPERA HoUsE-Ethel Tucker in
"a Mountain Pink" Living Pictures.
WESTMINSTER THEATER = "The London
Bellies"
ADELAIDE PARK zin-zil- -za-Dud Festival.
ode-um.
The Narragansett Boat Club are holding
their annual fall reception at the cosy
quarters on the Seekonk this afternoon.
During the week there has been AS
deaths, two of which were from scarlet
fever and one from whooping cough.
The male members OF the Friends School
are down the river today on the annual
outing. The trip was made on the steam
er Pioneer.
Thieves broke into the public bath house
at the Washington bridge last night and
stole quantity of towels and other arti-
cles valued at s2.
surprise party was held al the resi-
dence OF Miss Nellie Fox us Iockwotton
street last evening. IL was very pleas
ant affair. Caterer Althans served re-
freshments.
vii lam Teirney and Thomas Ryan
were fined 80 and costs each in he Sixth
District Court this morning for evading
fare on the steamer Massachusetts, OF the
Providence Line.
The Select Castle OF the Order OF the
Mystic Chain held special session in the
lazt conferred
the Select Clsrle degree upon a number of
past commanders.
The wages paid sailors who ship before
the mast have been reduced from 20 TO
! $40 month, and will be reduced to S17 in
few VS.. This is on account OF the
! &C! ion of the union at Boston.
The partial eclipse of the moon sched- =
uled TO take place last evening was in
| visible on account OF the mist and rain.
| To see an eclipse of the moon always
caused Lord Bacon TO have spasms.
Policeman Thomas j. Riley stopped a
| runaway horse on Public street last night.
! 1t belonged to Perry j. Sweet of Reser-
| voir avenue and the animal had made the
| run from Elmwood.
The Y. NJ. g. A, Lyceum met last even
ing. The subject for debate Resolved,
that the President of the United States
| should be elected for period of eight
| years." was decided in the affirmative.
Tie coin with English and United
| States designs upon them, found in pos
session of prisoner in the Central Station
last evening by Captain Stevens, have
been identified as belonging TO Mr.,
Hathaway.
A deaf mute notified Sergeant Smith OF
the Central Station last evening by his
note book that he desired nights lodg-
ing. lie was a composition and belonged
in New York. He came from Woonsocket
| and was accommodated.
At the session of the Great Council oi
the United States of the Improved Order
of Red Men, which adjourned last evening
Mt Atlanta, Ca, 1t was voted TO hold the
next session of that body in this city the
first week in September, 1895.
At the Union Congregational Church
Sunday, the regular forenoon service vii
be q memorial service TO the late John w
McAuslan, son OF Mr.. John MeAuslan o.
the Calender, McAusan q Iroup Co.
who died suddenly at his home in Bur
lington, VT, this week.
The Elmw Q tennis tournament wa
resumed steIuay. Malcolm Chace, Bud
| loub dnu oidnlSy noNiduu SdNo iibSiSst'
ing and sklliful exhibitions. Today The
Barrows- Vaudeville and Chace- HowlanC
matches in the semi finals will be played
and on Monday the finals and doubles viii
be completed.
John shirley, who fell a distance of q
feet into the bottom of the elevator wei
in the III. w. Lsdd Company's store yes
lerday afternoon, died at the Rhod
Island Hospital last evening at al
o'clock. He was about 80 years old ant
had been married but couple of weeks
He lived at 90 Dartmouth avenue.
General John Bray OF this city, assisted
by Past Select Commander William IA
Broadbent of this city, Charles A. Baxte
and Commander Dennis Sullivan OF Fal
River, Mass, inatalled Worces
ter Castle No. 3 at Worccste
last evening. The guests were received a
the depot and were very generously EN-
tertained during the evening. At tn
conclusion of the instituting ceremony
banquet was served at the City Hotel. w
A. Turner was elected Rs past commando
and &. A. Battey as commander.