The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-30
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Oh, the maid love has fawn-like eyes
And a wealth of silky hair;
She's as graceful as the gay gazelle
And she is passing fair.
Her laugh is like sweet music, and
Her presence is divine:
And i am thrilled TO even touch
Her little hands with mine.
An, she would be perfection, but
For one distressing thing
Like many another foolish girl
She thinks that she can sing.
Chicago News.
John Doherty's case for assault was
continued in the District Court until
next Friday. January g.
Byron Butchee, vagrant, was sent out
to the state farm for six months, in
the District Court today.
officer willard found piano cover In
the yard OF No. 2s2 Prairie avenue last
night. and IL awaits claimant at Sta
ton 5.
According To the city hall records.
Oliver Johnson g. Co. have attached the
property OF John C. Byrnes for $500 on
book account.
Patents have been granted as fol-
lows: o. j. Beale, gear teeth: w. G..
Bernham. screw machine; r. *. Goff,
button. all OF this city.
officer William r. Furgeson found an
electric bell and band in front of 272
knight street last evening, and 1t is
now held at Station 4.
The water pipe in William III. Dur
fees house, at 73 East Transit street,
burst last evening. and the accident
was reported TO the pipe yard.
A night robe, worth s1.50 belonging
to Miss Jennie Michaels, was reported
stolen from the yard at $40 westmin-
ster street yesterday afternoon.
At the Providence Art Club this even
Ing Frank Raia will render harp solos
and members OF the Roman Stock
Pensions have been granted as fol-
lows: Restoration and REISSUE Bray
ton vallett, dead. Mapleville, $12. Orig
inal widows. etc, Susan vallett, Maple
vile, IS.
In the District Court this morning
Michael CLANCY, for assault on Law
renee Conroy, retracted his former plea
of not guilty and was held for sentence
until January IL.
Yesterday afternoon as r. Knight
was driving on Broad street his horse
slipped and bolted. The animal was
stopped by citizen at Thurber's ave-
nue.. and no damage was done.
The West Side Social Club will hold a
masquerade ball and cake walk in B.
r. Hall this evening. Music will be fur
nished by Ned Young's orchestra. One
of the features of the evening will be a
prize waltz.
The Appellate Court has denied the
application of Mrs. Kate Almon of
Woonsocket to have rehearing of the
lin Almon, was divorced from her The
court thinks affidavits offered are mere
ly culminative and also OF negative
character.
Thomas Coleman. who. on wednes-
day, i'm the District Court, pleaded not
guilty to the charge of kicking Frank
Green i'm the lip, over on Eddy street
last Monday, again reappeared this
morning. He was discharged by Judge
Sweetland, there being no evidence that
he struck Green.
The boys out at Hose is house at
Washington Park have been eating
nice cake served on handsomely deco
rated plates, and smoking choice cigars
ever since Christmas day, when DIR. w.
III. Kimball and Charles II. Carleton
each presented them with box of
cigars. Mrs. w. IA. Johnson sent over
a handsome great cake and Mrs. f. NJ.
Ballou added to the kitchen equipment
the set OF plates.
In the District Court this morning
Giovanni Fozzino. for an assault with
room on Federal hill last Saturday
evening. was bound over i'm $500 to
await the action of the grand jury.
Cspo. with several friends was inter
csted i'm a game Of pool and claim that
Fozzino interfered. When ordered by
Capo TO desist he cut the latter with
large jackknife. The knife blade bore
bloodstain, which the defendant
claimed to be left after killing a chick
en- with the knife.
In the District Court this morning
Judge Sweetland ordered William Car
roll TO pay fine OF SIS and costs for
assaulting George Washington. colored.
Carroll was i'm the bar room Of the ST.
James hotel. on Union street. AMI
Washington came in 10 get a glass of
lager. carroll Knocked Washington
down with his right hand because he