The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-06
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Three Residents Of Charles Street Had
A Lively Row Last Night
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dispute In n house ON the upper part OF
Charles street between the friends OF ex-
Premier Crispi and present Premier Rudini
over the internal affairs or an Euopesn power.
so lively did the discussion become that John
Manieo. Tony Pattci and Joan Psttot ad-
journed to tho main highway. whore the de-
bate was continued In the middle Of the road.
Officers Briggs and MoGovern heard the dis
turbanco and hurried to the scene. Joan had
a revolver, which he quickly slid into his
pocket when he saw the officers coming. The
three men were arrested. and when the box
was runc In, and when the patrol arrived.
Joan tried to pull tho revolver on officer
Briggs. but he latter was too swift and the
trick was unsuccessful. He and hts CON-
panions were locked up at the Second Station.
John Lynch, while drunk last evening.
made things pretty lively at his boarding
place, "a Bush street. and was complained OF
by Mrs. Annie Mcdonald. He smashed the
panel OF a door and broke pane OF glass
with his fist. In performing the latter opera
tion no cut his right wrist clear across, and
when ho arrived at the station surgeon Muir
ray dressed the wound.
Harry Marshall. aged about 3S years. had
rather disagreeable experience yesterday
morning. While going up fight OF stairs In
tho home of Patrick Reynolds. ~ Wbipple
street, where he boards. he stumbled and fell
TO the bottom of the stairs. He struck ON bis
head and cut q cash about three inches long.
Dr. Charles II. Marston was notified by officer
Gilfoil. and no sewed mp tho cash in Harry's
head. GH ~- A
The services at the North Congregational
Church were very largely attended yesterday
morning. There were a number OF choice
Easter flowers and palms in front OF the read.
ing desk, and the music was appropriate to
the day and well rendered. The pastor. Rev.
y. II. Decker. preached an able discourse on
"The Resurrection Of Jesus Christ as the
Pledge Of the Ultimate Triumph Of Righteous
ness and Truth" and drew from his topic
pertinent proofs Of the ultimate triumph OF
the no-license movement over the saloon.
In the evening a very large number OF
people gathered to enjoy carefully prepared
for and choice arrangement Of Easter choruses.
solo recitations by the Sunday School. choir
and orchestra. Tho order in which these were
rendered Is as follows: Dialogue. 81 Know
That My Redeemer Liveth." Cora Barr and
Addie Riley; recitation, Natures Easter"
Cora Barbour; Easter exercise, six girls:
disloeue, Lena Barbour and Lizzie Robb;
recitation. "New Life" Lizetta Higsop:
singing, infant department; recitation,
George Campbell: anthem. choir: dialogue,
"First Witnesses OF the Resurrection" Lottie
and Ella Stebbins: reading. "A Teachers
Diadem," Miss Sencabaugh: singing. "Fare-
well" school: overture. selected. orchestra; I;
anthem. choir: responsive reading, supsrin-
tendent and school: prayer Rev. Mr.. Decker;
singing. school, recitation. lin Old Jerusa-
lem." Eva Murdock; recitation. "A Buried
Seed" Stella English: singing. school: recita-
tion, "a surer Token" Bessie Holt: recita-
tion, "Sweet Pansies," Jessie Chambers; reci-
tation, "No Christmas Without Faster" Eta
McKechnie: soprano solo. Mrs. Briggs. The
orchestra was under the leadership OF Louis
Burgess. organist Thomson presided at the
organ. Mrs. Mathewson was the violin ao-
companist and Albert Sweating the choir
director
George Irwin, popular officer at the Sec-
ond police station. was married very quietly
last Monday to Miss Hattie Belle Sanborn, an
esteemed young lady of olneyyille. He did
nov tell many OF his brother officers OF the
object Of the furloush he took last week. but
this does not prevent them wishing him and
his~bride all possible happiness.
smithonian Lodge. X. of r., will bold
masquerade ball in its Castle Hall this
evening.
Friends of Patrick Conway reported him
missing yesterday to the police Of the Second
station. Mr.. Conway. who is 81 years of age.
lately came here from Ireland, and got
little mixed in the run Of the streets. he
was found in the central part Of the city and
taken to 97 Jencks street by friends.
At $3.50 o'clock yesterday afternoon there
was considerable excitement at the corner of
Smith and Canal streets. A rear " heel Of q
hack owned by Charles Ellis broke. and three
ladies who occupied the vehicle were badly
shaken up, though. fortunately. none Of their
bones was broken. The horses attached to
the hack ran IA far as the corner Of Back
street, whore thcy were stopped. The wheel
was a complete wreck. and SO was the pole.
District Deputy George NJ. Batty and fire.
man James Crawford OF Hcse No. 4 extin-
guished dangerous grass fire at the corner
of Orms and State streets at o 30 o'clock yes
terdsy afternoon.
Though still very sick man, officer Howard
8. Payne is much better than he was, and his
physician hos strong hopes of his recovery
from tho severe attack Of pneumonia from
which he is suffering.
There will be q meeting of tho ladies Of the
immaculate Conception this evening. to ar
range for bazaar TO be held the first week Of
May. This will be the first bazaar held by the
parish In IL years. At the last mass yester-
day, Very Rev. Father Doran preached n very
touching and hopeful sermon on the promises
OF the resurrection Of Christ.
Judging by the many publications Of tho
bans OF marriage in the Catholic churches In
this section yesterday, business is bound to
DO good for the city furniture dealers during
the next week or so.
At the jefferson Street Baptist Church last
evening a very lne Easter concert was given,
including the following numbers: Singing.
hymn 65, prayer, singing, anthem: class exer.
else, she IL Risen." Mrs. Purdys's class:
reading, easter Morn" Lizsio Clark; sing
ing. hymn 100: class exercise: Mrs. Bragg's
class retaliation by Ethel Jobera; anthem;
Scripture reading; singing, hymn l72; read.
inc, Mrs. Leland: class exercise. Miss John
sons class: reading. Goods Free Gift" Miss
burke; singing. hymn 81; class exercise, Mrs.