The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-26
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Entertainments To-Day.

PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE -Hanion Bros
"Fantssma."
KKITH's OPERA HOUSE Richard Golien in
sold Jod Prouty."
LoTHRoP's OPERA noUsE-vsudeviile Enter.
tainment
wEsrMIEsrER THEATER-weber and Fields
Vaudeville Company
LoTHRoPs PAwrUcKET OPERA HOUSE =
Katherine Rober IN "Ihe ciemencesu Case"
PANoPricUm AND MUsEUM Lilo and liz West
minster street
INFANTRY HALL--Poio: Providence and Paw
t0cket s;so.
Today a portion of the freight yard laid
out in l hc Cove basin will be used Tor the
frat time.
Court Burnside, 1892, A. o. II. OF A.. is
TO open its annual fair and festival this
evening in Hibernian Hal.
The weeks polo will open with tonieht's
game at Infantry Hall between the Provi-
dcncc and Pawtucket teams.
At the Central Baptist Church last
evening an excellent harvest concert was
enjoyed by large audience.
There was a long and very enjoyable
program at tho harvest concert st the
Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church, last evening.
The scholars OF st. Paul's NJ. f. Sunday
school gave a fine concert In the church
last evening, appropriate TO the harvest
season.
Box AZ was pulled shortly after 10
O'Clock this morning for a iire on the roof
Of the Oakland Manufacturing Company
N Iafk ha IA. friH
Today's meeting of Congregational
clergymen was addressed by Rev. James
CbGcs Afford on Modern Biblical science
in the Pu pit-How far?"
Before Commissioner Blodgett at 10
n. m. tomorrow, the case OF M Mlchael
Washington, charged with steaiing news
papers from u letter carrier, Will be heard.
The manners and customs OF foreign
lands are to be discussed tiu evening by
DR.. Pauline Roo. at the Providence Evan
gelical Young Women's Christian Asso-
ciation.
At 4:10 ye terday afternoon the fire de-
partment responded 10 al alarm from box
2l2, for ire in an unoccupied house on
Mawney street. The cause OF the fire Is q
mystery. Damage slight.
~ but EtAufthl w nlSt tiuD, tLc
monthly prize was won by Captain WAL
ter sutton OF the steam tug Reliance.
The prize was handsome pack Of play
ing cards In decorated case.
Tho bazaar committee OF the Bethany
Home Association met this morning in
the vestry OF the Central Baptist Chusch,
ond accomplished good deal in the way
of arranging for The details OF the coming
fai..
Policeman Fred II. Nichol of Station 2,
who was Suspended for violating Rule
OF the department, rendered his resigna-
tion TO Chef Cci'd Saturday evening. II
was accepted. Nichols has been member
OF the department since May 3, 1893.
The annual meeting of the stock holders
OF the Providence, Warren d BRISTOL Rail-
road Company was held this afternoon
and tie following officers elected for the
ensuing year: Charles +. Choate, presi-
dent; b. B. Torrey, treasurer; George 3.
Greene, secretary. Tie Old board OF
directors wore reelected.
The Rhode Island Radical Peace Soc ciety
Will hold peace and arbitration confer
ence at the Bethel on Wickepden street
tomorrow evening at O'Clock TO consider
Governor Browns recommendation for
State Board OF Arbitration TO settle strife
Mossrs. NJ. w. Dickinson, n. W. Falty,
Francis Gallagher and others will speak.
Rev. Mr.. Plummer will preside; singing
by quartet.
Editor Michael J. Dwyer of Donahue's
Magazine, and late OF the Boston Herald,
gave his entertaining illustrated
lecture, IAN Evening with Thomas
Nj oore,n in Music Hall last evening,
lor the benefit OF st. Joseph's Hospital.
Tnere was good attendance ana the
entertainment was eulivened with sing
by soioists, Qusrtets and choruses from
the Catholic choirs OF the city.
A false alarm OF fire was sent in from
box 946, at the corner OF Neybosset and
Potter streets, at / o'clock, bya young
man who, after pulling down the
hook, rsn down Wsybosset to Eddy
and at the corner of Eddy and Pine ST reefs
was lost sight Of. it is thought by he
police tEa. as there was quite q lot OF
smoke coming out of the Easement win
dow OF the Frasier Brothers ore on
Wcybosset street, that he might have
thought that the store was on fire.