The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-07

Were made OF glass.
Commercial Advertiser.
Frank j. Kelly SO and costs for steal
ing robe valued at SO from John F.
Brauch.
Capt. Stephen Waterman OF the First
r. i. Vols. will give an illustrated talk
before the Art Club this evening on his
experiences as a soldier
Terrence Connolly was fined $40 and
costs in the Sixth district court today
for assaulting his wife. Mary. He
biackened her eye and bruised her face.
An appeal was taken.
In the Sixth district court today Man
uel Silva was fined $40 and costs for
maliciously throwing stones through a
window belonging to John J. Mcguire.
situated on South Water street.
Edgar Bonner, OF Hopedale, Mass,
was picked up astray on Atwelrs av-
cnue, at 2 p. m. yesterday by Patroman
Clifford, and was sent to the Fourth
Ing for the night.
Gov. Dyer Mayor Baker and several
other state and city officials are ex-
pected to attend the concert of God
frey's British Guards band i'm Infantry
Hall this evening. The concert is for
the benefit OF the Hospital Saturday
fund.
In the Sixth district court today, By
ron s. Baxter, Thomas Crofton, Peter
Ballington. John c. Pooler and Hubert
A. Sayles, accused of selling impure
milk, admitted sufficient evidence to
convict, were each fined $40 and costs
and took an appeal.
The case which had been pending In
the Sixth district court for several
weeks. and in which Thomas III. Farley
was charged with failing to connect his
premises with a sewer was today dis
continued upon payment of costs, the
work having been completed as re-
quired by DR.. Chaplin.
James Horan waived examination in
the Sixth district court today on the
charge of carnally knowing Eleanor
Rathbun. Is years old, and was bound
over to the grand jury in $1,000. He
furnished surety. Horan is Is years
old and the girl became a mother six
weeks ago.
Joseph Goldberg, accused of selling
a bottle OF beer TO Capt. Frank A.
Mathews. contrary to the provisions of
his license as a bother. admitted sufil
cient evidence to convict, before Judge
Reuckert today. was fined $50 and costs
and sentenced to Jail for 10 days. and
took an appeal.
In b. It. Hall last evening the Jolly
Six" OF the Chickapoo Club held dance
which was attended by about sixty cou-
pies. Music for dancing was furnished
by Fay Belmont orchestra and a prize
waltz and cake walk were on the pro-
gram. The members Of the social COM
mittee which had charge of the affair
were NJ. De Dosa, chairman; +. n. Spi-
cola, NJ. ID. Pasquale. j. NJ. Carpooty,
l.. F.. Gerard, floor manager; Ii. Vim
cent?.
child about six weeks old was
found abandoned on the steps OF an
untenanted house at 296 West Ex-
change street by William Garter. The
babe was wrapped In a blanket and
Carter carried IL TO the home OF Mrs.
McSherry. with whom he boarded. To-
day the babe was sent TO the Charity
building. The Fourth station police
have been unable TO find any trace OF
the person who left the waif on the
steps.
Ignatius Council, knights OF Column
bus, gave a ball I'm Winslow Hall, 1S9
Mathewson street, last night. at which
there was large attendance. The af-
fair was a most enjoyable one for all
who attended II. The members OF the
committee OF arrangements. who were
In large m,ssure responsible for the
success OF the affair. were Joseph f.
McAlesr. chairman; Joseph 3. Leeman.
John III. Cronin, j. Il. Fitzpatrick and
David II. Mccarthy. The members OF
the reception committee were Clement
J. Costello. chairman; DR.. w. III. Nc
Laughlln. Martin A. O'Connor. Joseph
II. Leeman. Dr. w. G.. Sullivan. Mat
thew B. Gray. ]. T.. Fitzpatrick. The
hall was in charge Of jeremiah +.
Murphy. marshall John s. Johnston
and Dennis J. Mccarthy. assistant mar
sbals: James Il. Nolan. floor director.
and NJ. J. Boyian. ID. J. Sullivan. Hell
lier r. cirard. stephen J. Riley. WILL
lam II Plunkett John T. sutton. Henry
r. Jason, ID. J. Hurley. w. y. o'Neil.
Daniel J. Sullivan. w. J. Buckley. Jas.
n. cronin. Frank o'Neill. John +. Gear
IN and Robert 4. Clark, aids.