The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-31
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entertainments This Evening.

Entertainments This Evening.
PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE e. Dixie in
"Adons."
KEiTHs OPERA HoUsE-"The stowaway."
LoTHRoP's OPERA HoUsE-Maud Granger IN
'1nherited"
WESTMINSTER THEATER-Rentz- santley Com
pany.
The Marine Guard has entered its new
quarters at the Newport Naval Station.
The services at Columbus Hall tomorrow
will be In honor of the 10th anniversary OF
Spiritualism.
Joseph B. Gurney, the South Main street
lumber dealer, assigned to Benjamin w.
Smith yesterday.
Several Democratic speakers addressed a
handful OF carpenters IN an Exchange
place hall last evening.
Mr.. Hans Schneider addressed the
Rhode Island Musical Society last evening
on the ''history of Music"
horse attached TO a buggy belonging
TO John Winsor ran away on Back street
last night. The carriage was wrecked.
Mrs. 5. ID. Sphinx gave reception to her
junior dancing class and their friends yes
terday, and pretty german closed the
term.
Rev. w. c. Stinson of the Plymouth
church, will discuss the question, "The
Open or institutional Church ?" tomorrow
evening.
Congressman Dolliver and George A.
Littleheld will speak at the Third Ward
Republican meeting IN Alfredan's Hall,
this evening.
The special service at ST. James Church
tomorrow evening will be almost entirely
devoted TO appropriate addresses by
prominent laymen.
The elaborate Easter program that was
rendered at the First Congregational
Church last Sunday will be repeated at the
yesper service tomorrow.
John Dacey, "a years old, a brakeman on
the Consolidated, was run over and in
stantly killed at Atteboro last night, by
freight car that jumped the rails
The final revision of the voting lists
will be made ny the Boards OF Canvassers
in the several ward rooms this evening.
The transfers will close at 7:45 o'clock.
The daily installment OF THE NEWS
popular continued story, SAT Loves
Command" !" is omitted from this issue for
lack of space, but will be continued on
Monday.
The Daughters OF Rebekah, Ruth Lodge
No s, held a subscription masquerade at
their Weybosset Street Hall last night.
The music was furnished by Burt's
Orchestra.
A boy, years old, with $40 in his
possession, was arrested in Boston yester-
Gay. He said that his name was Max
Meyers and lived on North Main street,
Providence.
There is a public exhibition of Miss ID.
J.. Bacon's paintings now open at room 81,
Hoppin Homestead building. There are
many canvasses in the collection, and they
are all good.
Representative O'SulIivan OF Cumber-
land may be able TO conduct a suburban
rally, but as a speaker he is no rival
either TO Cottrell of Newport or the as
piring Percy Smith.
Tweed, as a cloth name, arose from a
mistake. Its name was twill, bgt in
blotted invoice sent to n London mer-
chant the word looked like tweed, and so
ii came into use.
Patrick McCreary, sailor on schooner
William Buckley, has been reported to
the police as missing. IL is supposed that
he fell overheard last night when going
ashore for pail of milk.
Louis Zimmerman defeated Joseph X
Law in match game OF pool in Downey's
pool room on Thurber's avenue, last even
ing. The play was excellent. thinner
man scored $50 and Law 126.
Gems from local paper: "The owner
cl the Plates was not learned"
.. "t followed the old track to-
ward the point formerly occupied by the
turn table before its removal"
The joint resolution OF adjournment
was we'll appreciated by the members OF
the General Assembly, many OF whom
will spend the next few DAYS in repairing
the weak spots in their political fences.
The executive committee OF the Kirmess
met at the Providence Opera House yester-
day TO make arrangements for the boot ms,
lights and decorations, and elect the COM
Inittees who Will have charge of the
different departments.
The Atlantic Baseball Association had
very enjoyable masquerade social in Car
roll Hall last evening. The Amphion
orchestra played while % round and
square dances engaged the attention OF
the merry company.
A private musicale, complimentary TO
Mr.. William X. Lane, was given by tho
pupils at his music rooms, 521 Butler Ex-
change, yesterday afternoon. As usual
the singing OF the charming Miss Atwood
was the feature OF the program.
The Democratic member, OF the Tcgisla-
ture, who are candidates for reelection,
will have AN opportunity Go verify the
report OF the defeat Of the party when
they come 10 Providence TO attend the
session OF the Assembly next Thursday.
The member from Exeter who has held
down his chair in the House chamber
ever since his election, surprised his coll
leagues yesterday by mis- thorough famil-
farty with wild fox bountics and his ac-
complishments as an Of hand debatcr and
logician.
The Republican rally In Ward 10 last
evening in Odd Fellows Hall was addressed
by George A. Litilofcld. Esq. He com
pared Cleyelandis attitude during the
financial depression ol the winter 90 that
~ Nero who hddlcd while Rome was
bufriuc.
The fact that 81 Fools uav falls upon
che Sabbath ia not calculated 20 deter
Young America from practising their
mischievous pranks n will not be n day
OF rest for them. but OF unusual activity
in the invention and execution OF diaboli-
cal wickedness.
There was an alarm from box 25 last
night. for a slight FIRE In a tenement house,
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