The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-06
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PROVIDENCE OPERA H0USE-Do Wolf Hop
per In "Paniandrum."
lOTHROP's OPERA nCUsE-H Percy Meidon
and Ethel Tucker in "Monte Crsto."
WESTMINSTER THEATER-Eaton's Afro-Amsr-
fcsn Minstrels.
x.M Q. A. HAII.-Tbe Face OF Christ and Holy
Mary.
M @. A HALL-chaik Talk by N. s. Greet
and stcreoptcan views
BLACKSTONE HAlL-"Pop"
Annie Boswell was fined $40 and costs
for stealing cloth from the Oriental MIL
Company.
A wagon owned by B. III. Davis tipped
over on Fulton street this morning throw
ing the driver TO the ground. lie was
bruised and slightly cut on the hand.
It's good week for book agents TO
handle q Race Track Hints and " Ex-
planatory Lists of Sporting Nrms'"
A sneak thief entered the residence OF
Mrs. Ruth II. Lewis, 40 Weybosset street,
last evening, and stole $50 gold watch.
"Pop', this evening in Blackstone Hall:
A fine program of music and lots OF good
things for the stomach's sake. See Tor
yourself.
Colonel Honey and his daughter will
spend the latter portion OF the summer In
Europe. They will sail from New YORK
this week.
In the Sixth District Court today Joseph
Morisco was fined 50 and costs for the
larceny of lumber valued at u cents from
4. w. Everson.
The rite OF confirmation will be admin
istered and sermon will be preached by
Rt. Rev. Thomas M. Clark at st. Thomas
Church this evening.
Mr.. ID. f. O'Connor and Miss Mary A.
Corbett were united in marriage by Rev.
FIR. Curley at the Episcopal residence on
Fenner street yesterday.
The 50th anniversary of the organization
of the original branoh of the Y. Nj. g. A.
will be appropriately observed by the To-
cal association this evening.
The members of the Rhode Island Bap-
fist Sunday School convention will hold
special service at the Cranston street
Baptist Church this evening.
LOYAL Lily Lodge, /. O. o. f., M. u. will
attend the funeral OF Thomas Gerrish to-
morrow afternoon, meeting in the lodge
room, Olneyville square, for that purpose,
ut 1850 O'Clock.
The Merchants National Bank has ls-
sued a telephone card giving also infor-
nation as TO the new bank holiday, SAT-
urday afternoons, beginning July /, and
the new banking law in which that is in
corporated.
jeremiah Crowley celebrated some event
last night by standing on Dyer street and
bowling at the top of his voice. An OIL
Ger objected to the noise and Crowley was
locked up in Station 1. This morning he
was fined % and costs for reveling.
The Rt. Rev. Thomas March Clark,
ID. d., LII. D., will preach and administer
the apostolic rite of confirmation at st.
Thomas Church, Douglas avenue, this
<f,fx nj T.t( ~ n
fourth confirmation at this church since
last December.
The annual meeting of the Rhode Island
Medical Society will take place at Tilling-
hast's parlors tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock. At the conclusion of the meet
ing banquet will be held, presided over
by DIR. William j. Burge OF Pawtuxet.
Physicians from all parts of the State will
be present.
Colonel William M. p. Bowen and staff
OF the RHODE Island Division, Sons of
Veterans, paid an un- official visit to Gen
eral A: Il. Burnside Camp, No. sin Slocum
panied by Major A. B. Sphinx, Inspector
III. S. Thompson, Surgeon A. Watson
Traver and Colonel Theodore A. Barton.
Captain Stevens, Lieutenant Rankin
and officer Nickerson of Station 1 made
call at one o'clock this morning at the
place kept by a man named Boyd at 112
Dorrance street. The police had reason to
believe that a gambling game was in full
blast there but when they succeeded In
gaining an entrance nothing suspicious
could be found. No arrest were made.
Every seat was taken at Keith's Opera
House last night for the entertainment
given by the children of the Rhode
Island Catholic Orphan Asylum. 1t
was q pleasing show OF marching,
dancing and fancy drills, songs and reci-
tation. Miss Mary A. Lynn had charge
of the elocution, Miss Annie M. Cum
mugs supervised the dances and Miss
Mary II. Kelly was accompanist.
The Pope Manufacturing Company OF
Boston have arranged to run special
limited train of Wagner Vestibule cars
from Boston to Denver and return, on the
occasion OF the League meet which will
be held in that city Aug. 13 to IS. The
party will be limited to 100 persons and is
rapidly filling up. The excursion will be
accompanied by Colonel Pope and other
officers of the company and is sure TO be
pronounced success.
The members OF the Art Club were
warned to gather about the heartLstone
last night to participate i'm n fac simile of
the celebrated Friday nights" at which
ladies were invited TO he present. Tho
gallery was comfortably filled by an APP
preciativo audience which encored tho
Providence symphony Orchestra lama-
teur) and Mcssrs. Torone, Congdon,
Briggs and Campbell in male quartet.
Ladies Friday night was a success.
Miss Caroline T.. Greene, the daughter
Of Mr.. John II. Greene, was married 10
Mr.. Howard &. Scarborough, formerly OF
this city, but now a resident of Portland,
Me-, at the First Baptist Church last even
ing. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. DIR. King and was attended by many
of the friends OF the young couple. After
the reception, which followed the service,
Mr.. and Mrs. Scarborough left for the
White Mountains where they will spend
few weeks before going to their home at
Portland.
Daily Cooking Hint.
CocoANUT CAKE.--One cup OF sugar,
one-half cup OF butter, one and one half
cups OF flour, two eggs, one-half cup OF
milk, one teaspoonful of cream tartar,
one-half teaspoonful OF saleratus, little
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