The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-21

f8ocKy P~oINr-Fsrsst Casino sad rijsu rheater
Georgia Ainstreis ana Vaudeville.
CRESCENT P~ARK-0reat Americas Hippo
drome and Imperial Japanese Troupe.
ARK Providence va Binghsnten
stsssb O'Clock
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. III. Humphreys are
passing q few days at Block Island.
Victor Burke, IA years old, 10 reported
missing from his home, 376 Valley street.
Kettle B. Elliott, 20 years old, has been
finishing from her home, l43 Friendship
h~street, since yesterday.
At 9 o'clock last night Martin Rabbit
and was taken to his home, ! Egan street.
One Of Hopkins coal cart horses dropped
dead at 4 O'Clock yesterday or Elmwood
! avenue. The animal was Frustrated by
fthe heat.
Sergeant William II. Rowe's furlough
expired last night andthe Jolly officer was
seen once more In his accustomed place at
the Central station.
A window In James Keeler's saloon, 186
South Main street, was broken last night
by some unknown miscreant who hurled
. stone through the glass.
I At 1 o'clock this morning a bay horse
. attached to an express wagon was found
( on Dyer street by officer Mayno, and was
taken to the Dexter Asylum pound.
The Americas Gu will give its first
lawn party OF the season on their grounds
In Warwick. next Thursday. Dancing,
games and other amusemcnts will be pro-
Vided.
In the Sixth District Court this morn
Ing Stephen McMaugh, charged with pool
selling, was arraigned and waving ex-
animation, was bound over In $1,000 bonds
Tor appearance before the higher court.
A horse driven by Patrick Driscoll be-
came frightened by electrics on Wicken-
den street last night and ran. The wagon
was demolished against q lamp post n
Driscoll was bruised. j. j.. Mcguire
owned the outfit.
y The Industrial Trust Company an
nounces the compl stion OF their new
' buildingiand ban king rooms and have ia
sued invitations to an inspection on Sat.
pany will open for business In Its new
banking rooms on Monday, 30th inst.
Six bids were received In the public
works department today. for the contract
to do the proposed asphalt paving on Pine
street. Each bid mas accompanied by q
sample OF the asphalt that the contractor
would use and those samples are to be
tested before any further action Is taken.
A model in plaster Of paris of the new
b ate House Is being set up In Sayles Me-
mortal Hall and as soon as completed the
commissioner will have the hall opened
and invite the public to inspect the model.
1t is a splendid piece Of work and an
exact reproduction of what In destined to
be the chief architectural feature Of the
city. The scale Is 3-8 Of an inch.
The members Of the F. L. 1. Veteran As
sociation are indebted to the following
committee for the good time they had at
Observation-Disclosures yesterday after
noon: Colonel Duckworth (chairman),
Lieutenant Colonel John j. Jencks, Major
s.. T. Douglas, Adjutant r. b. Burt, Sur
geon William B. Mead, Quartermaster T.
X. Rathbun. Commissary T. s. Delano,
Paymaster F.. T.. Lowell, Clerk A. l..
Talbot, Chaplain s. II. Webb, Captain u.
II. Chadsey, Captain w. j. C~omstock,
Junior First Lieutenant s.. A. Rowland,
Ssnior Second Lieutenant III. K. Potter,
Junior Second Lieutenant Il. b. Hodges.
1t seems odd to see signs OF life on
Brown University campus at this time OF
the year, but they are there, with the
presence OF the pupils of the SUMMED
music school, and Delaney, the college
steward, says hat IL n a. Jolly q
crowd as Brown dormitories ever shell
tered. The young ladies are living in
Hope and the young men In University.
They all admire the place and nave got
roundings with the ease of freshmen.
Today Is q holiday in the school, o large
party OF the pupils have gone on an ex-
cursion to Newport, and the Others have
swung their hammocks under the classic
elms.