The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-23
AT THE NORTH END.
Quiet Times For III SecCni D strict Police.
Capitol Hill Notes.

Thele has been quite a dearth of police
business in this part OF tho city lately and
the district which was at one time
lively one seems 10 have quieted down In
n remarkable manner. Not only ore tnefe
fewer arrests than formerly but tramps
and suspicious characters seldom lloat into
the district and never remain long when
by mistake they do come At most or the
workshops while business Is better than
it has been at several intervals during
the past few years preference seems 10 De
given in the allotment OF work TO those
having families and who are permanent
residents of this section and the most OF
the young or irresponsible who might be-
tempted to become hilarious on or about
pay nights don't have as many pay
nights hence the lack OF hilarity. The
few families which for a time were noted
In police circles for their tendency TO get
bit over excited at their tea parties seem
like the city of New York, TO have dis
pensed with tea parties and all is calm
and there is lack of history making
under the roofs that shelter them. "A
good deal of the quiet is due 10 the excel
lent police management OF the district ana
the names OF the superiors are so well
known among the seekers for trouble,
either resident or NONRESIDENT THAI
keeping out Of their hands or those of the
patrolmen is considered wise thing.
CHRISTMAS MUSIC.
The choir of the Chucrh of the Immacu-
late Conception will at the two high
masses on Christmas day. be assisted by
the mem bers OF Reeves Orchestra. For
good many years Prof. Alexander Me-
Cabe, the organist OF the churcn mas
made the instrumental music very
prominent feature Of the services The
insrrumentalists will be j. :. Hama,
violin. j. Lemar, clarinet, Mr.. b. X
Church, cornet and j. W. McCabe,
trombone. Al the b and 1890 o'clock
masses the music will be as follows:
Kyrie--Mass in &, Gloria-Masses in c,
HAYDN; Credo, Bsrtscnmid; offertory-
"Adeste Fidlees, POrtagalls, with cornet
obiigatu- by Mir. Church; Sanctus,
Gounod; Agnus Del In A. wsigsnd; COM
muniop, violin SOLO, MIR. Hama; andante,
Vieuxtemps.
After mass "Glory TO God" by Dlel-
man, Miss Teresa McCabe and choir;
cornet obligato. Mr.. Church; postlude
orchestra and organ
The 10 80 mass will close with benedio-
tion of the Blessed Sacrament, at which
the following will be sung: Trio" Ave-
Verum, Mercadanto. Messrs. Tanning.
Savage and Mulholland; "Inntum
Ergo" Rossi, male voices.
Before the first mass, Mr.. w. +. "A.
Gillian will sing Might OF Nights" by
Van 90 Water. with violin obligato by
Mr.. Hana and before the last mass
"Prince OF Peace" by Hanscom, also
with violin. The soloists Of the high
masses will he: Soprano, Misses II. Me-
Cabe and :. Needham; altos, Misses NJ
Connell and q. Mulholland tenors
Messrs C. Il. Tanning and J. Savage;
passos. Messrs W. Il. A. Gillian and Leo
Mulholland. Mrs. Alexander McCabe,
organist and director.
At the $3.50 mass the Junior choir Will
sing Bordese's Mass In Il. Soloists
Misses X. McCabe and nj. Sullivan.
sopranos; Misses w. Mahon and NJ.
Lynch. altos; Mrs. A. MoCabe, organist.
Al the $50 mass the SUNDAY Scnool
choir will sing appropriate hymns. Miss
Nhalen organist, assisted by X. Crane.
yiolinist.
NORTH END NOTES.
Mayor McGunness' condition Is slowly
i'm proving. He is now able To sit up in
bed and the attending physician does not
expect any set backs and is confident that
though the return of health to the patient
may ne slow, when health does come it
will be permanent.
The police OF the Second station arrest
cd two suspicious characters yesterday.
Two milk wagons were slowed around