The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-21


And then explained the reason;
..This Is" he said, with airy grace,
my fuss un of the season"
He smiled and gulped the bivalve down.
Oh, wasn't he mad ung
he praneed, chokoi. hs kicked, he swore-
bis fust un was "A bad uni
Cleveland Plain DEALER.
Jessie Darcy. 81 years old, is missing
rom ner home. 20 Troy street
Pensions have bean granted as follows:
Audraw j. Cutting, Providence. In
rrease, Henry B Bafrows, Providence.
At 9:15 last evening George II. Ginand
of IFS Burnside street, found bicycle and
a black hat on Atlantic avenue, which he
took to 10 Burnett street. station.
In the police court this morning John
Buckley was lined So and costs for riding
n bicycle in Candace street without
bell. This is the first case of the nature
to come lefore the court.
At1:l5 this morning Edward NJ. Walsh
who runs variety store at 80 Broad
street, discovered man trying to enter
his store by raising window in the rear.
ie shouted to the man and he fed.
patrolmnn Blessing crawled into the
blacksmith shop or Neil Ross AZ Point
street at 40 this morning and ex-
tiuguisbed a fire. which caught from the
forge. The damage was slight.
+ The readings from Ian Maclaren's s
ssBeside the Bonnie Briar Bush, given
by Miss Jean Hourson in the y. M. q. A.
hall last evening. proved most delightful
to the fair sizea audience gathered there.
Sunday school lessons are being very
ably aud protitably conducted By DIR.
II irriinan every Friday evening at the
Door of Hope mission, 43 Cranston street
Lovers of Bible study cannot afford to
miss this opportunity.
Thomas Darcy, night watchman for the
Narragansett Electric Lighting company,
saw man at 30 this morning OH the
op, os TO side OF the river walk along
tho dock -Tha- -man-dropreI- a -haary-
bundle into the rive. and then ran away.
IL ia reported that the Consolidated
Railroad company will establish n steam
boat line from Norwich ana New London
tJW t n Hill and Block Island next sum
mer ard taat tne steamer City OF
Lawrence will bo employed on thu route
A day or two ago Miss Sadie Clough OF
W,lcau stroaf foupn "a panrl m "A uua
haug which we'll known Westmnster
street ieweler says is worth at least ESQ.
The pearl is larger than an ordinary pen,
and is rerfect in formation and color,
The pearl is not for sale.
Mrs. Emily ID Tanner reporto to Cal-
tain Marston this morning thas black
sack valued at 81, "a skirt at 81, towels
table cIot,. skirts and other articles hi q
been stolen from her homo on A stree.
Mrs. Tanner had been away from homo
since last Friday andupon her return last
evening found that her house had been
entered
The payment of taxes at the Office of CITY
Treasurer Granger yesterday amounted 10
s537, 9l2.3 80 making the total collectisn
81. .G84 S70 %; IL. or tax hiilz- have been
paid. 1891 of which were collected ycstcr-
das, Sl2 Of them being received b. "a
Tomorrow is the last dav on which the
tax can be paid without interest ut per
can't fiom oct. 81 are leing aGdeo.
The Churchman'S Club will hold its
twenty sixth meeting at tho Trocadero
this evening. The subject for discussion
will DO "Organized Church Work for Alen
in England and America. Addresses
may be expected from tho Rt. Rev. I'd
ward Stuart Talbot. ID. d.. Lord Bishop
Of Rochester Eugland, ana others. prob
ably including the 1t Rev. Thomas
Frank Gailor. ID. d., Bishop Coadjutor
OF Tenrassee.
At the bazaar for the benefit cf tic 81.
Vinccnt's Orphan Asylum, at Infantry
hall last night, the attraction was tho
L'Harmonie du Gymnase ste. Anne OF
woonsocket This band Of so musicians
under the leadership Of Rev. l.. Bour.
geoise rendered n delightful musical
program, which was enthusiastically 70.
coiyed by ths large number that nlled tho
hall. for the attendance was the largest
number so far seen this week.
The Ladies' Progressive Society OF the
Providence Spiritualistic Association
held n social last evening In the hall.
corner Of Richmond aud woybossct
streets There was large attendance.
Sunucr va1 s.rved from, Al N r.nl ct,1,,t
This was followed BY a pleasing program
Of dances which occupied the remainder
OF the evening. Music was furnished by
the ffrfss- Bailey orchestra, under the
leadership Of Albert Hcise. Tho OCCASION
was most enjoyable one nnl formed an
auspicious Introduction to tho series
which Will follow upon the third wedncs-
day of each month.