The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-25
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PROVIDENCE OPERA HoUsE-"Eight Bells, /"
LorHR0P's OPERA HoUsE-Newtons sBcers in
"oniy woman's Heart"
WESTMINSTER THEATER-Internatonal vAu-
deviles.
ROCKY PoINr-Forest Casino and Bliou Theatsr
Georgia Minstrcls and Vaudeville
CRESCENT PARR--wid West show.
observation-disclosures and Buffalo, s:45 O'Clock
| Yesterday gold watch was stolen from
Bids for the contract for building the
sewage pumping engine will be received
week from today.
The employees of the Rumford Chemical
Works went to Crescent Park yesterday
on their annual outing.
The police believe George King to be
the assailant of Henry Roge at Rocky
Point and are looking for him.
Thieves broke into two of the weighing
machines at the Union Depot last night,
and stole the pennies they contained.
"Steve" Banding, the popular property
clerk at the police headquarters, Is enjoy
Ing his annual furlough at Block Island.
II. Id disabled bs carrier pigeon carrying upon
flew in at the house at 80 Benefit street
yesterday.
Box Al was sounded at 6:15 O'Clock last
night for chimney fire at 1873 Benefit
street. The fire was extinguished with
out damage.
The members OF Hook and Ladder Com
pany and their friends enjoyed clam
dinner yesterday at the station on At
wells avenue.
j. w. Miller, president of the Stoning-
ton and Providence Steamship Company.
was passenger on the steamer Connecti-
cut last night.
Henry Cunningham was arrested last
night by Police Sergeant White on a
charge OF larceny, and turned over to the
Johnston police.
John f. Mccarthy, the New Jersey man
who was struck by train at Woonsocket
yesterday, died last evening at the Woon-
socket City Hospital.
The ladies have got just another week |
10 nnish the new dresses which they in |
tend TO wear on THE NEWS excursion to |
New York and Newburgh.
Mrs. Martha Reason of this city was
elected assistant secretary of the New /
England Conference of the A. M. T.. Zion
sunday schools at its meeting in Attle-
boro.
Inspector of Buildings Hopkins today
granted to the Weybosset Land Company
Its certificate of exemption from the fire
escape Liabilities on the Washington Row
property.
Troop b. 1st battalion of Cavalry will
give moonlight excursion on the even.
Ing OF Aug. 20 in the steamer Pioneer
which leaves Baker Il Hales wharf at
o'clock.
!, An , outing and field day was enjoyed at
Rhodes- on the Pawtuxet yesterday by
Battery, A, Light Artillery, Brigade r. l.
NJ, and the Providence Marine Corps
Artillery, Veteran Association.
Mr.. Walter Sanford, the secretary of
superintendent of Schools Tarbel has re-
ured from his vacation, and with his as
istant is very busy in preparing school
upplies for the 5000 pupils OF the public
chools.
Fhe fast and fine steamer Mount Hone
viil make an excursion to New Bedford
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teamboat wharf at 3 o'clock. Returning
cave New Bedford Mt 3o'clock. This will
'e one of the most attractive excursions
u the season.
William III. Heap, Richmond street
roceryman, has been arrested by Deputy
Anderson on complaint of the
evenue officer for selling oleomargarine
'ithout the proper labels. He pleaded
ot guilty and was held in $500 bonds for ,
rial next Monday.
Today is the last Saturday of ~ O'Clock j
losing at City Hall. The calendar didn't | Z
ONE In the most satisfactory way this
eason, as the last day of June was a Sat
rday, the first day OF September will be {
Saturday and the early closing is only
DR. July and August. ~N
The nest may be made of boiled
zee, or bread cut in pieces, the length and b
lickness of finger, and fried a h
ice brown in hot lard, seasoned :,
18th pepper ana salt. Or, make il of y
read, toasted yellow brown. Any small 1
lrds may be stewed or roasted, and b
rived in this way.