The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-11
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PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE = Primrose
Vests Minstreis
KElTH's OPERA HoUsE-"Forgiven."
rRowBRIDGE's STAR THEATER-" Wreck O
the Midnight Express"
wEsTMINsrEA THEArER-Fay Foster com
pany.
sAYLEs HALL-Lecture, SPIN.
A team belonging to j. II. Riley's lverN
stable on Pond street was stolen fron
Pond street at :45 o'clock last night.
The Odd Fellows committee have de
cided to have no public street display
the order on the anniversary, April 26.
An alarm from box 216 at 10:65 toda
was for fire on the roof of the car bar
not exceed 50.
There was an enjoyable basket social
the Pearl Street Baptist Church last even
ing. The proceeds were devoted to IL
ladies organ fund.
The Evangelistic Association of New
England will hold q conference in IL
Union Congregational Church tomorrow
beginning at 1890 a. IN.
The Narragansett Union Social Club he
a delightful social in b. Il. Hall last even
ing. Floor Director Allison WatermaI
and wife led the grand march.
Moshassuck Council No. 1172, Roy
Arcanum, held " ladies' night" Ia
evening. There wac an excellent music
a tar r. " n m 10 rtaf m la
tendance.
At the annual meeting OF the StewaI
Street Baptist Church last evening IL w
voted to increase the salary of the paste,
Rev. Edwin Bromley, three hundred dol
lars per annum.
In the Sixth District Court this morn
ing Louis Sherman was fined $40 and COS
for assaulting Annie Sherman, and We
held in the sum Of 300 for trial tomorro,
for assauiting Annie Keane.
Yesterday was donation day at tn
Home for Aged Colored Women, Eas
Transit street, and, although NOT general
known because OF wrong announcement
several good gifts were received.
Manager Chase of Lothrop's Pawtuck,
Opera House said this morning that II wa
cheaper to close the house the week b.
fore Easter than To keep open, so there
are no performances there this week.
Peter j. Mcconnell, John c. Kingsford
and Henry {. Disley have been choseI
delegates to represent the local branch o
the National Letter Carriers Association
at the convention to be held in Philadel-
phia next September.
Seven applicants for railway mail clerk
~ s.N. fs.ra h1 L. Ia
woman who wants to be a matron in the
Indian school took the civil service ex-
animation in the United States District
Court yesterday afternoon.
Rev. II. n. Brown, evangelist, will
preach at the regular monthly all day
holiness meeting of the Peoples Evan
gelical Church, Plain and Ashmont
streets, to be held on Friday, the 18th
inst. Services at 10:30, 2:30 and 1887.
Primrose g. Vests minstrels gave n
grand street parade, this noon, headed by
a four horse barouche. When Market
square was reached the leaders became
frighted at the electrics, or the rushing
Woonasquatucket torrent, and were quite
unmanageable for time.
Miss Mary f. Eastman of Lowell, Mass.
talked to an appreciative audience in
"Women in Education" There was some
disappointment because she did not 20
into new fields and give description OF
some OF her work. She began with the
time when girls were not considered OF
much account, educetionally, and told
how the path of learning was opened VI
to them.
George Z. Angel went to the "Bowery'
yesterday afternoon with 60 penny
weights of scrap gold in his possession.
He went into a pawnbroker's office on
Washington street and when he came out
officer Sherman went in and asked what
had old gold to sell. The officer then
arrested the man and took him to the
city hall, where it was found that he had
stolen the gold from Charles G. Darling.
In the Sixth District Court this morning
he pleaded guilty and was fined $40 and