The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-21

DIR. l.. Frumson of North Main street is
soon 10 wed a Boston lady, and will live
at Is Orms street.
The Church OF the TRANSPORTATION held
an enjoyable lawn party at W. ii. Halls
estate, Broad street, last evening.
Michael Sullivan reported TO the police
that three boys broke open his store door
at 1853 Atwell's avenue early last evening.
Doors and windows were found open at
IL Roanoke, i5 knight, $40 and 600 West
minister streets, by the police last.night.
The police appointed by the Board OF
Aldermen yesterday will be assigned to
stations by Chief Child Monday or Tues
day OF next week.
Joseph Mas kooite of So Cranston street
was knocked down and injured by one OF
Grimes Brothers delivery wagons last
evening. lie was bruised about the face.
The Bee Keepers Educational Society
will holo its regular meeting this evening,
at 2l Custom House street. Mr.. Samuel
Cushman Is 10 read paper on the "Rela-
tion of Bees TO Fruit ana Flowers"
Della Cady of 102 Jessamine street had
$3.50 stolen from pocket of dress that
was hanging up in her room, Wednesday.
She had one of her neighbors arrested
for the crime. The man was discharged.
Lawrence +. Coyne was taken i'll at the
corner of Ham street and Jackson avenue
at o'clock yesterday afternoon. lie
expired in afew minutes. Coyne resided
at % Marvin street. Medical Examiner
Palmer was called and said death was due
TO natural causes.
There are many OF the sleeping rooms in
the Central Police Station on Fountain
street prettily arranged by the occupants,
but it is concluded by all that bachelor
{. w. Darling has the coziest, the coolest,
and the most homo like OF them all.
Tomorrow the member OF the American
Institute Of homeopathy, who are holding
n session at Newport, will make "A tour of
Star, in charge Of Captain Burton. Mana
ger X. A. Harrington at Rocky Point will
serve them with special bake.
William Hennessey, who is connected
with the laundry al corner OF Brook and
Arnold streets reported to the police this
morning that he entered the building
g:45 O'Clock and found man in the
building, who made his escape by jump
ing through one of the windows.
The cases against Mary l.. Andrews and
created quite a sensation among the best
element OF that city, and who were
rested in this city early in June, were
discontinued in the Sixth District Court
this morning by payment of costs.
Officer William n. Sherman Of the Cen
tral Police Station was 30 years old yes
terdsy, and in the evening many OF his
friends called at his home, 272 knight
street, and presented to him "A mum Der
OF tokens of esteem. Mr.. Sherman was
taken by surprise, but Mrs. Sherman had
been let into the secret and had supper in
readiness for the visitors.
There was good tennis at the Elmwood
Tennis Club yesterday and better was
augured tor todoy. Following were the
games and results: Preliminaries II.
W. Msndervlle beat H. l.. McAusland,
6-3, Ga; Stanley Henshaw beat &. w.
German, Go, TO; Dana beat Fowler, 6-l,
6-i; l.. T. Place beat II. III. Dexter. Cd,
6-2; w. Burt beat +. Mchuslan, 7-5, 60;
J. ID. T.. Jones beat w. Jones, 6-1, GO; H.
ID. Wilcox beat r. Colwell, by default; b.
Watson beat T.. ID. Bassett, 6-3, 10; g..
Hinckley beat Il. Green, 3'6, 6-l, 81.