The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-05


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lesque Company.
LoTHRoP's PAwTUcKET OPERA HOUSE =
H. Percy Melden in "Ranch TO-"
pANoPrIcUM AND husEUM-iio and r2 West
minister street
INFANTRY HALL-Bethsny Union Bazaar.
According to the records in the City
Hall +. T.. Ting ley has attached the prop
erty OF X. U. Whitney.
Charles Z. Jencks, of 6s Olney street,
reported TO the police that his hen coop
was robbed OF six handsome hens.
The ladies at tho Bethany Bazaar at In
fantry Hall are serving generous turkey
dinner from II to2. Business mon are in
yited TO dine and help good cause.
The eEnginserin gi Record OF New York 10
making inquiries here for the purpose o I
illustrating bridge construction in Pro-
vidence by he city and the railroad COM
pany.
A successful bazaar was held in the vss-
try Of the Fourth Baptist Church yester-
day afternoon and evening, under the au-
spices OF the Society for Church Work OF
the Baptist Young People.
The Pawtucket Amateur Polo Club will
go to Riverside tonight and play the
Riyersides for the championship OF the
State. Joseph Miller, 8 Babbitt street is
manager Of the Pawtuckets, a lively young,
team.
The committee In charge of the annual
ball OF the policemen, to be held in In
fantry Hall on the evening of the 18th,
met at the Central Station last mig ht, " hen
the many sub committees reported every
thing in readiness for the AFFAIR.
At the city hall 1t is shown that Fred,
George, Herbert H., Rebecca, Fannie W.,
Harry and Emily r. Fuller decided yester-
day to the Fuller Iron Company, the
property on Tockwotton, Pike and South
Main streets, in consideration of 100000.
Yesterday the Gaspee Chapter,
Daughters OF the American Revolution,
met in tho rooms OF the Rhode Island His
torical society, Mrs. Albert G.. Durfee
| presiding. Reports, followed by interest
ing literary exercises, made up the pro-
gram.
The annual meeting Of the Rhode Island
| Society for the Encours cement OF Domes-
| tic Industry was held at l0s North Main
street this noon, President +. e. Perkins
In the chair. The old officers were selected
and here we're brief talks on the affairs
John Beagsn wss knocked down and
run over by one OF Jacob Wirth's delivery
| wagons, on Canal street, near Steeple, this
morning. The driver, Patrick Brodericx,
assisted Beagan into t freight depot,
/ where it was found that no bones were
| broken, and then carried home to 9 Pal
mer street. The accident Was unsvoid-
| able.
Last evening Superint, ndant OF Hacks
Norcross was crossing Exchange place
and AS ne was about 10 sep upon the side
walk in front of the union station he saw
| a pocketbook lying under hack. He
| thought it was O sort OF april fool" book
| and was about to kick IL away when
a number of hackmen struggled for it.
| The pocketbook contained quite a sum
| OF money and IL was returned TO woman
who had dropped 1t moment before il
| was found.
There was row on South Main street
| about ! o'clock in front OF Ohace *
Crowell's shipping Office in which lot OF
| drunken sailors were the participants.
| One sailor, powerful fellow, undertook
longed to one OF the crew that
were on their way TO the schooner Grace
| Seymour. The driver OF the wagon
knocked the big fellow down wit h the butt
end OF his whip, and drove of. There was
lots OF ex itement for few minutes, and
moro is looked for this evening.