The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-20
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PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE Lewis Nor
rison In "Faust"
KRITH's OPERA HoUsE-"on the MisslssippL'
LoTHRops OPERA HoUsE-Tessie Deagle In
Hoop Of Geld"
WESTMINSTER THEATER-May Howard Bur-
lesque Company.
During the week there have been 80
deaths, one OF which was from scarlet
fever.
The weighing machine In the union
railroad station was broken into last
evening.
Elmwood Parlor Gathering Associa-
tlon Will meet with Mrs. Is. Richardson,
46 Bridgham street, Monday afternoon NJ
3 O'Clock.
James Hazard of II Marvin street was
bitten in the face by bull dog owned by
Patrick Boye OF 130 Willow street, last
evening.
There were ITO tax bills paid yesterday,
amounting To s293, ,986.0S. The totals since
October are 10,145 bills, amuonting to
q, ,342, ,0l6.5l.
appointed by the Board OF Alderman
Thursday have today qualified at the
city clerks office.
The amount of cash paid into the Police
Court for fines during the past three
months was s725.o5, and into the state
court from the same source f491.S5.
The editor OF the Pawtuxet Valley
Times is smiling pleasantly today. His
paper has won the contest with Mr.. Ar
mold in the Pawtuxet water dispute.
Foot ball teams from the High School
and Friends School played on Lincoln
Field this morning and the result OF the
game was victory for the Quakers by the
score OF q too.
Peter Boyle, @ years old, was run over
yesterday afternoon near Trenton street,
by one OF Il. j. Sullivan's grocery wagons,
and was cut about the head. He was at
tended by DIR. Duffy.
The following Rhode Islanders have re-
Gently been granted pensions: Ad-
ditional, George w. Diman, Bristol. In
crease, Bartholomew Mahan, Central
Falls. Original, widows, etc.. Evelyn Il.
Brsyman, Providence; Ann M. Sanford,
Tiverton.
Harry Dexter, a boy about 10, was
thrown from his bicycle in front of Geo.
Il. Ioung's, at 2:l5 p. m. today, striking
his head on the pavement, rendering him
unconscious. He was taken to his home
81 Vernon street in the ambulance. The
injured boy was employed at the Smith
Granite Co.
Thomas p. Burke smashed in a large
pane of glass in the show window OF Bue-
Zard, the tailor, on Mathewson street, last
evening. In the Sixlh District
Court, this morning, he said
that he could not remem any
thing that occurred last evening, so Judge
Cooke gave him until Tuesday to think
the matter over, and 200 was the amount
of security asked for his appearance on
that day.
The Baptist Young Mems Bible Class of
Mt. Pleasant had class supper last even
ing in the side room of the
Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church, the
object being to organize. A constitution
was adopted and officers elected as fol-
lows: T.. Y. Andem, president; Arthur
Hosier, vice. president; Frank II. Jack
son, Jr., secretary; Harold i. Maryott,
assistant secretary; j. Chester Niven,
treasurer; Walter ii. Pickering, as
sistant treasurer; James Provan, warden;
Fred j. Hopkins, assistant warden. There
was large mum ber Of young men present,
all members OF the class, which numb bers 45.
The supper was gotten up in credita bic
manner by Jas. p. Gibbons. The COM
mittee OF arrangements was Fred j. Hop
kins, Frank III. Jackson, Jr., and Arthur
Hosier.