The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-19
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PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE Especial De-
livery"
KEITH's OPERA HoUsE-"old Glory"
LoTBRoP's OPERA HoUsE-vaudeyilie Enter
tainment =
wEsTMiNsrER THEATER-Rice and Barton's
Comedians in ''Razzle Dazsle"
LoTHRoP's PAwTUcKET OPERA HOUSE =
H. rercy Meldon In 10000 Miles Away"
PANoPTIcUM AND MUsEUM-iio ana iia West
minister street
INFANTRY HALL-Poft: Providence VS.. Salem;
$50 p. m.
Hose 4, on Mill street, extinguished a
fire in pile OF rubbish In the, rear OF A.
M. Stones store, at 327 Canal street, at
9:l6 last evening.
Mrs. Mary MuCusker, who resides at %
Gesier street, was severely injured by the
explosion OF a hand lamp last evening.
She was attended to by DR.. Thomas Kean.
Hose Company No. extinguished
blaze in the mouse OF Alexander McDer-
mott at 424 Atwelrs avenue, which was
caused by the explosion OF lamp. But
little damage WIS done.
An alarm of fire was sounded from box
8 al the corner OF Ives and India streets at
b o'clock yesterday afternoon for CHM
ney fire in house occupied by Edward
Randall, 25S India street.
Jonathan Allen, the postmaster at
DrownviiIe, died suddenly at his home
yesterday afternoon. tie had just re-
turned from church and was comfortably
seated in chair when he died without a
struggle.
The several boards OF canvassers will
meet fol- the purpose OF canvassing and
QA INN haf rAQr. ~ "A
voters, on Wednesday, Nov. II, 1894, and
for the final canvass on Saturday, Nov.
"a, 1894, at o'clock y. an.
A fire in q bin containing about nine
hundred tons OF soft coal was discovered
t0is morning in II. b. Little d Co.'s coal
yard. Chief Stoere was notified
and he sent a delegation with apparatus
from Hose Is, Chemical / and Hook and
Ladder 4. The fireInen expect to have the
fire out beforr night.
Four boys, whose ages range from IL TO
10 years, stole S25 from the pocket OF
an overcoat belonging TO John MulligaD.
Cranston milsman. The money was
stolen while Muligan was serving a
customer on Crsnston street.
Last evening two of the quartet, John
Tiilon and Thomas Golfer, were arrested
on Hoyle Square By Sergeant A.
u. Mortin and in the Sixt
District Court this morning they pleaded
not guilty and were held IN the sum OF
200 each for their appearance Nov. %.
The otner two boys are we'll known to the
police and they will be arrested.
One OF the chief charms Of Sousa's con-
cert in this city will be the singing of
Madam Guthrie Meyer. The critics
unanimously agree that Sousa's singer
com bines splendid personality with a
grand as well as flexible voice ana perfect
method, and that her contributions to the
concert stage are OF rare excellence. Band
and singer vii, contribute delightful
pr szram on the occasion OF their concerts
in this city Thanksgiving Day, afternoon
and evening.
William Mcclure, Edward Kelley and
Peter Hackett broke a large window in the
front of John McGuire's saloon on South
Water street about ii O'Clock last evening
and entered he shop and began 10 rifle
the money drawer. For their trouble they
secured i0 cents in pennies aud
few bottles of liquor. They
were arrested latter by Sergeant Hart
court this morning they pleaded not
guilty and were hel in the amount of
$500 for their appraiser tomorrow morn
ing.
John W. Kenney was rrrested by Detec-
tive Merrill last evening for stealing n
package from The Office Of j. w. Young
on Clemence street valued at
50. Kenny was recently discharged
Tor the company, but has since that time
made Mr.. Young's Office his losting place,
and he was we'll acquainted with the busi-
ness OF the Office. The package stolen was
one from the firm of Shepard & Co., which
In MIR. Youns's keeping TO deliver TO Mrs.
Jane Dunn al 446 Br Inch avenue, and the
sum OF S5 was due on lhe package,
Kenney took this To Mrs. Dunn,
received the money and signed the
receipt with The initials " Il. IL" when ar
rested by Detective Merrell he admit d
his guilt and in the Sixth District Court
this mo- ming he was fined $50 and costs.