The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-04-07

Leeds. England, and will make tour Of
Fisnce ara Germany, returning TO this
city IN about two months.
NOW isthcsoason vii, u he new-pledged
member OF Inc Legislature IS deprived OF
ms slumber aud regular susteDanee
by tho solicitors Tor patronage on the
strength of their ali-powerful services on
Election day After he has weat hered the
Newport session he has no fear OF the
strain in Providence.
Tho Hon. 'Gustus Miller has arrived at
the con- fiction that the name OF the Tenth
Ward Cleveland Club should be changed.
IL cannot bc that tho West family have
sourcd on Grover. Their ambition. so far
as il il sized up, never inspired them TO
federal distinction, but they wouldn't
mind a lien on the City Hall.
The angle worm has made his appear
ance in public, and within few days the
scarlet brested robin Will be
seen on the lawn pulling with
might and main on n section OF worm
about foot in length. Watch the bird
| when he is worm hunting. IL IL sight
calculated TO make the most confirmed
dyspeptic laugh.
The last vestigo Of tho horse-car service
which has been operated on the Dyer
avenue line Viii be removed
| tomorrow by the substitution
were retained for the accommodation OF
| the Johnston contingent IN that section,
who will hail with satisfaction the facili-
tics for rapid transit.
The young woman Of the period is
taking time by the forelock now and is
making her plans for the summer cam
paign Two months later the dry
goods clerk on his weeks
vacation Will understand tho meaning of
the smiles and sudden graciousness on the
part OF his usually naughty female custo-
mers, which at present IS perplexing him
greatly.
During his lecture before the Arena
Club in New Orleans, the other day,
Joseph Jefierson was asked by one OF his
auditors as TO who he thought might wear
the mantle of Booth. 81 have so many
Hamets among my friends" he replied,
''that you will excuse me il do not
answer He who would succeed Booth
must be a man OF great dramatic instinct,
very interesting and very handsome"
The pa rons OF auction sales of alleged
s'sterling and coin silver" will be grati-
fiedto learn that an act has passed
tho Senate and will probably, be
preventing further imposition under PEN
atty of fine or Imprisonment. House
keepers will then be relieved from toll
some securing applications when unex-
expected company drops in.
! Company c., +. H. J., held its competi-
| tive drill in the contest for the Kendall
badge at Infantry Hall last evening. The
first prize was won by First Sergeant
Henry f.. Skinner the second prize by
Second Sergeant William Il. Potter. A
bean supper and an excellent entertain
ment followed the drill. Lieutenant George
c. Arnold, Sergeant Reed, Corporal
Chrisboum and Privates Barbour and
Warner were the committee OF arrange
ments.
According to the meteorological obser-
vations at the city engineers Office
the coolest day in the month
of March was on the nth inst.
when the thermometer registered
20 degrees, while the warmest day Was on
the 9th, when the temperature was 66 de-
grees. There were three clear days, thir-
teen fair days, and fifteen on which
temperature for the month was 1853 de-
grees, the total rainfall 6.59 inches, and
the total depth of snow $50 inches.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Heinrich gave o re-
cital of German lieder and English bal
lads at the residence OF Julian l.. Herre-
shon last evening. The parlors were
completely filled by n thoroughly musical
audience ard the well rendered pro-
gram was equally well appreciated. This
consisted of Ave selections from compost
tions of Schubert; four from Robert
Franz; two duets from A. Goring
Thomas; four from Brahms; two duets
from Mozart; six solos from Schuman,
ard, Of Mrs Heinrich's second list, two
from Gaorge Chadw Iclt, one from Arthur
h., ono from ttaydn, and one frOm
ltsu Lszt.
nnIl bov amused himself al the Geno
sitc.. Nre ye ltrdsy by walking on the
line OF hose. Ii was great fun no doubt,
but when the hose burst directly
under him and big stream
of water hurled him into the gutter several
feet away he discovered that sudden
business necessitated his presence at
home, and he went. The tall policeman
who was stealthily approaching the
boy intending 60 give him such scare
that he would thereafter keep at q goodly
distance from the fire lines,
was equally surprised as the stream caught
him in the face, and he, no doubt, wished
he could make tracks for home too.
About fifty relatives and friends OF Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Crowther, assembled at
their residence, l45 Early street, Thursday
evening, April D, 10 witness the marriage
OF their daughter Jennie, 20 Burton F..
Woodward. The bride was prettily attired
| in white silk with lace and ribbon trim
mings, bridal veil and orange blossom 4
| After the service refreshments were served
ana the hUDpY couple departed Tor tnelr
home in Beverly, Mass, amid shower OF
rice and old shoes The good wishes OF
/ their many friends were expressed in
many beautiful and costly presents. The
bride was member OF the choir at Broad
way 81. T.. Church. Rev. w. G.. Stinson,
/ pastor OF Plymouth Church, performed
! the ceremony.
The following notices OF intention to
build have been received at the City En-
! Creer's Office during the week ending
Auril q. 1891. William Gammcll,
I corner Hope and George streets;
I Joseph ~. Monroe, Benevolent street ;
1 Warren G.. BusWell, Vermont avenue; r..
/ y. McKeen, smith street; =. A..
/ Randall a Son, California avenue !;
/ james WatrOns, Rutland street (;
| Frederick B. Skrine, corner Hamburg and
\ Pacific avenues; James A. McCusker,
Frank street; James n. Killan,
corner Canton and Andem streets I;
/ Christopher w. Hall, Potters avenue !;
! Thomas a. Richardson. East Manning
street; q. ~. smith, Westminster street (;
/ Jercmiah o-u.livan. cole avenue: Sarah
! An. dlal1 Aclrs, MCs minister street.