The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-13

The Tremont-Svendson combination
will give a concert in the YIN. C. A.
course in Y. NJ. c. A. hall this evening.
Last evening Howard Asby, colored,
fell down a flight OF steps at 15t Pine
street and was cut on the head. He
was removed i'm an ambulance to the
X. l. Hospital, where his wounds were
dressed, after which he went TO his
home.
TomplSlns has received a call from the
Church of the Holy Trinity of Phila-
delphia TO become its pastor. Rev. Mr..
Tomkins when interviewed on the sub
ject declined TO make any statement
regarding the matter.
A small wooden building on Aliens
avenue belonging TO and used as a
storehouse by the Mckinnon Pile
Driving and Bridge Building Co. was
gutted. by fire last night. How the fire
started is not known. and before ii was
extinguished about $3.50 damage was
done.
The Lafayette Club of Pawtuxet has
filed articles of association I'm the Office
OF Secretary of state Bennett. Social
and literary culture is the object of the
organization. and the incorporators
are Alden Dubois, Fred ST. GODDARD.
Charles Gay. Philis Chagnon and
George L'Heureux.
At this evenings meeting OF the
Sarah T.. Doyle Club the Curfew law
viii be discussed by Rev. Dir. Tom
kins. Father Simmons, Rabbi Blau-
stein and Supt. Tarbell. 1t is probable
that Agent Thurber of the r. l. $. Il. G.
c. will be asked to give the results OF
observations on midnight bicycle rid
ing by young men and girls last sea-
son.
The annual meeting OF the Master
Plumbers Association was held at the
Hotel Dorrance last evening and the
following named officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President. job S.
Fuller; first vice president, Fred c..
Lees: second vice president, William l..
Nhipple; third vice president, Il. Tier
ucy. treasurer, James Il. Manchester;
financial secretary. i. II. Burlingamc;
recording secretary. II. T.. Murphy;
corresponding secretary, C.P. Brennan;
sergeant-at-arms, Thomas +. Doyle.
The Florists and Gardeners Club held
a meeting last evening at which the fol-
lowing g-named officers were elected;
President. w. +. Chappell; vice presi-
dent, James Hockey; secretary, Alex
NJ. Rennle; treasurer, +. Macrae; IL
brarian, j. Macrae: executive commit
tee. Walter s. Nichol. William Hill, II.
w. Greene; essays and discussions,
James r.. Canning. Charles Forbes,
James Hockey; on investigation. VIII
lam j.. Hazard. William Appleton. Jr..
:. 4. Dodge; on entertainment. y. ID.
Pierce, Jr. Alex NJ. Rcnnie. Il. j. john
ston; awards on exhibits of new varie-
4. Schellinger.
In Sterling hall last evening the La
dies Auxiliary OF Miantonomah lodge
No IFS, Broth mood OF Railway Train
men held its second annual ball. and a
very successful affair IL was. NJ. r
o'Cara acted as floor director with J
J. Mahoney and +. Spinney as assist.
ants. The aids were: Mrs. G. Brown
Mrs J. r. Kennedy. Mrs. w. Brown
Mrs. T.. Lcmont. Mrs r. l.. sibley. Mrs
o..
Z <rfHnry- 1TTE- J. tostlne, Mfs. Il
Packard. Mrs j. Mlnchin. Mrs. w
Dunn Miss May Costine. Mrs. J. "
Kennedy ard Miss Alice Mahoney re
ceive The cOmL..ttee In charge o
the affair was composed NJ Mrs. VI. u
O'Cara, Mrs. @. l.. Dow. Mrs. T.. L
Moran and Mlr J. A. Alfrcds.