The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-30
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PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE Denman
Thompson in "The Old Homestead"
kEITH's OPERA HoUSE-Hallen q Hart in
"La,er on.''
LoTHRops OPERA HoUsE-The Fenton
Brothers in "The Colonel and l."
WESTMINSTER THEArER-The Boston Nov
city Company.
At noon today the registration at the
Office OF the city clerk was 597 in excess of
two years ago.
Ninety tax bills were paid into the city
treasurer's Office yesterday, amounting to
yo,36l.yO. The interest on the same was
S29.6S.
Hsney Flynn, aged years, living on
Tell street, while playing around man
hole on the street, had the fingers of his
left hand badly jammed.
At $50 o'clock this morning an alarm
OF fire was sounded from box 364 for a
fire in John ii. Maglone's dry goods store.
The building and goods were damaged to
the extent of S150.
The U. t. A. and Kentish Guards teams
have q competition at Sassasfras Range on
Thursday. The uniform prescribed is
fatigue dress and not full dress.
Sunday trains on the central division of
the New York & New England Railroad
have been discontinued with the excep-
tion of the morning and evening boat
trains.
AT a meeting Of the COMMITTEES on city
property, last evening, the contract for
granite steps for the California avenue
school house was awarded TO the Smith
field Granite Company.
Suddard's store, at 457 Westminster
street, was broken into last evening and a
bicycle, 10 gold bowed glasses, and 80
2-cent stamps were stolen. An entrance
was effected by window in the rear of the
building.
AT this time there is not a coal schooner,
and bat two schooners of any sort, and
one barkentine In this port. Those ia
miliar with maritime interests Say that
the harbor never presented SO barren an
appearance.
On November /, the King Philip Attn
letic Society is TO give another exhibition
for club Rsnbers. There are to be seve-
raj wrestling and boxing matches by
skillful amateurs. The club membership p
is at present 3o6.
James Brown, an expressman, had his
license revoked this morning by Superin-
tendent of Hacks Norcross. Brown coll
lected rs cents on trunk which he said
was the amount due for storage at the
Union Depot, when il was but 25 cents.
A man entered the boarding house of
Mary O'Donnell on Transit street last
evening and stole a macintosh. Mrs.
O'Donpell saw the stranger walking out,
and made grab for him and succeeding in
capturing the cape of she coat. The po-
lice are looking for the balance of the
garment.
The seventh anniversary ball OF Ger
mania Lodge, 1910, X. aud l.. of H., was
held in Liederkranz Hall, North Main
street, last night. There were about one
hundred and fifty couples present and
George Einsinger was floor director. The
committee comprised MIR. aud Mrs. Paul
Neugeb,uer, Mr.. Fiebeck, Mrs. G. q.
Storm and Mrs. j. Benjamin.
The winter series of socials under he
auspice sof Company e, n. T. A., was
opened last evening with a we'll attended
dance at the Armory. National Band
orchestra furnished the music, and the
floor was in charge of Lieutenant William
+. Eddy, Sergeant James Mckee and
Corporal Oscar Strom. Captain Waters
OF the Kentish Guards with number
OF his men were the guests of the evening.