The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-03

Brownies.
KEITH's OPERA HoUsE--Yale's "Greater IL
Temptations"
LoTBRoPs OPERA HousE-Rober in "Ths
Wife Of Two"
Double show.
CRYSTAL MAzE-ll2 Westminster street.
The committees on lamps, poor, and
street signs, met at o'clock this after
noon.
The stldent work in the Y. M. G. A
evening classes will be resumed tomorrow
vening.
vespers will begin at the First Congre-
gational Church on the first Sunday in
November.
Officer Symonds OF the Central Police
Station Is on 10 days vacation. Officer
Waterman IL patrolling his beat.
Executive Secretary Griffin has re-
signed his post and Governor Lippitt is
considering a long list of available and
unavailable candidates.
The Providence Coal Copmsny received
another large cargo of coal from Newport
News this morning on the big five
masted schooner Gov. Ames.
The second social and dance, given by
the press and delivery departments OF
The NEWS, VIII take place In Slocum
Post hall, Monday evening, Oct. 2S
Owen McA uliffe was awarded the con-
tract for plumbing the Jackson avenue
school house. This award was laid over
from last week until the committee meet
ing yesterday.
A horse owned by Morris Bristol OF
Edgewood that was taken sick on Eddy
street near Pavilion avenue at 0 O'Clock
last evening, was shot by Barnes OF
Fields Point.
Mrs. LAWN, who was SO brutally treat
ed by her husband, John LAWN, is still
in a serious condition al the Rhode Island
Hospital, and there is but little change
in her condition. cs-.
At 1 80 last night officer Darling of the
Central Police Station found that the
J liquor saloon at 20 Canal street had been
entered. Mr.. Prior, the proprietor,
! who lives on Vernon street, was notified,
and he; with the officer, looked the store
over, and found that nothing was miss
7 ing.
At they. NJ. G. A. Lycsum last even :
|
resolution that the Sunday newspaper
| should be abolished. II. A. Slocum and
| DR.. Mclaughlin took the affirmative and
| =. Reynold and Dr. Clarke the negative.
| The judges awarded the debate 10 the
latter.
At five o'clock yesterday afternoon, car
| No. 70, of the Eddy street line, while on
/ its run from East Providence to the
depot, was derailed at Market Square,
corner of College street. 4 block of sew
eral cars was formed before the car was
returned 10 the track and abe to continue
its journey.
The work-on the big sewer tunnel. has
| progressed pretty we'll SO far. The tun-
mel is completed and all that remains to
be done on the west side is 10 connect
section 16, or the Aliens avenue sewer
with ii. On the east side, IL is expected
TO have the shalt completed and con-
nected inside of five weeks.
/ Edward ID. McGuinness who has been ap-
pointed administrator of the estate of the
late Lucy Lindsey, received the money,
jewelry and diamonds, found in the
house on Msthewson street by the police,
| from Medical Examiner Palmer, also the
keys of the house. Mr.. McGuinness with
Others, went 10 the house and took an in
ventry OF what was found there.
The work on section 4, or the Ernest
street sewerage pumping station lags a
| little now because the city Is not quite
ready TO give Contractor Bishop the right
of way, there remaining some odds and
ends TO be cleared up by the sewer de-
partment. The foundations are nearly
ready az is the boiler house, and the big
chimney is up to height of 2s feet. .
The scandalous story that appeared in
| the columns OF this newspaper, relating
to the incident In the career OF Base Ball
Tommy was not founded on the facts &c
which affidavits bear out this all-around
sport. Base Ball Tommy is ready to lick
| any man III America, Corbett and titz-
siinons barred, but he is too much OF q
gentleman 10 go about blowing OF his
proves OK indulging in curbstons
| matches.
Several members OF the Martin Luther
Club of Lowell. Mass, were entertained
at Squantum yesterday, among the mum
Der being Mr.. George l.. Hooper, mana
ger OF the Shaw Stocking Company, {
shinging example OF pluck and push un
der the American policy OF protection
Robert Redford, agent of Arlington
mills; +. i. Page, Royal Gates, n. w
Norcross, Thomas G. Entwistle, William
i. Spaulding treasurer, and Thatcher I
Thurston of Fall River, who is happ.
with "new life" in hishome.
william, better known as "Billy" Nc
Cormick, who tor years has lived at tn
corner OF Clemence and Happy streets
was found ON Exchange Place this after
noon in an exhausted condition by De
tective Parker. He was assisted into tn
depot and from there he was taken to tn
gste Hospital at Cranston. Mr.. Nc
Cormick has been sick with consumption
for some time. Mr. Mccormick is vel
known in this city, he having for loni
time been connected with the Adams
Express Company and later with the Hop
Club. Mrs. Mccormick is also an invalid