The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-02

| who belongs ma hlNtfpolht tscdpcu llom
the state farm today.
Moses Sundahoivtz reports . coat val
| ued at 81. 80 stolen from Ina front of his
shop at l23 Charles street Saturday night.
William Vi. Hall manager OF swifts
! bowling alley. reports the theft Of so
| worth OF property from that place last
! Saturday night
! John Tracey was before The Police court
! today for rcvcllinc ON West Exchange
/ street. and pleading not guilty, was held
! In 5000 for trial tomorrow.
| A pane of glass was found broken IN
| a window of Daniel Grants blacksmith
| shop at gj5 Canal street last night. Moth
| ing was missed from The shop
Hook and ladder No. u responded to a
| sull alarm al II Grant street yesterday.
| 4 small fire was extinRuished I'm tenc-
| mcnt house which did little or no damage.
| house at the corncH of Blackstone
| boulevard and Laurel avenue. belonging
| 10 Nathan Truman. Was entered Saturday
! night and plumbing of The value Of s2S
| was stolen
| Emma Legrando was dncd 80 and costs
4 by Judge Swcetlaud today for shop lifting
| in a Westminster street market She had
| stolen 30 cents worth Of eggs and -
| cents worth of bologna sausage.
James r. Murphy and Joseph Smith
| were fined 81 and costs each In the Po-
| lice court today for revelling on Plain
street. yesterday. They were arrested by
Patrolmcn Henry, Griffin and Wilkinson.
A rear window In William Calverts
Issrocery store at 3l5 Smith street was
| found broken last night. Mr. Calvert re-
! ported upon looking over his premises,
! that he was short s. worth Of gum and
| candy.
Isliza Farris was arrested at J:l5 on
Dean street. by Patrolmau hi Grade. for
| the theft Of six cents worth OF milk.
tho property of CYRUS Marcy Judge
| Sweeuaud placed her on probation until
/ June 9th, 1892.
| Patrick Flynn. Of q Marvin street. re-
| ports that he visited a saloon on Marion
street saturday night and that while
! sleeping under the influence OF liquor he
| lost q Sl5 overcoat and S5 in bills which
he had placed I'm his vest pocket
| Peter Provo, was fined s. and costs by
| Judge Sweetlaud today for the theft OF
| pair Of Sj-Cent gloves from Wcybos-
set street store Saturday night. Frank T.
! Gibbn was fined $40 and costs for the
/ theft Of underwear from the same shop
John Dolan was before Judge Sweet
! land today for assaults upon Marcelle
! lIaunau and Patrick Devine Saturday.
! and was held i'm $500 for trial next Fri
! day. Dolau Is member Of The Junction
| gang who tried 10 do mp Patrolman De-
| vine last Friday night. as he was quelling
a disturbance.
William Grant was fined s. and costs
| m the Sixth District court today for
| throwing glass into Brigham street. lie
| was under arrest for drunkenness last
! night. and while waiting at a patrol box
| for the hurry-up wagon, pulled a flask
| from his pocket and broke II in the street.
lie was fined s. and costs for drunken
ness.
| Patrick @ ORafferty p sturdy beggsr,
! was given a nine months sentence by
| Judge Swcetland today The fact that
| O'Ranerty one-cyed. bleary. bcery
dirty knight OF the roads received an cX-
ira three months sentence was for the
reason that ne used vulgar language 10
women who refused To give him money
and food.
Agent smith and assistants. Wmpman
| and Capwell OF the Auti-Cruclty society,
| surprised about 80 sports at a live pigeon
| shoot in Scituate yesterday. When three
| birds had been killed on each side--aud n
! was a match for $3.50 a side-thc officers
appeared and gathered ga four OF the
| party upon whom fines OF from s. 10 tl5
| were imposed I'm the Eighth District court
| az Cunstou. More arrests will follow.
An audience that completely filed tho
| Empire theatre gathered iu that play
| house last evening TO listen 20 the con-
cert rendered for the benefit of the Con-
gregation Sons Of Israel and David by
| the theatre management The program
was varied one and contained 80 many
| numbers that 90 was found impossible for
most entertainers 10 answer encores. The
National band. Bowen u. Church as cor
uet soloist and then Brown university
| quartet furnished the principal musical
numbers Intcrspersed with tho music
| were rccltatiOus. solos and mouoloEues by
several clever entertainers.
The first of series OF meetings. with
iutcruatioualism in it's religious aspect.
as the subject. began last evening At Bell
street chapel. The service was conduct
ed 10y tho pastor. Rev. kvua GarIin Spen-
cor who introduced Hon. Alfred $ Roe.
| ut Worcester Mass. who gave am h'storl-
| cal sketch of thc y NJ. a. a. from its
founding in London. in 1854 to the present
time Mrs. T.. s. brown smoke ON the
local features and success or the " NJ.
| a. a. work and Mrs SPENCER gave notice
of an address 90 be made MONDAY next nv
Hon. John Henry Barrovs. president or
Obcsliu COLLEGE.
~ the meeting or tho Republican club.
of Attleboro. this wock tlIc iswslr, tariff
committee viii render a report Of its work
Up TO date and The progress made against
the ratification of tho French r,ciprocitv
or any other treaty that conflicts With tho
industry of this community and other
centres where iewolry and novelties arc
manufactured. The report of the
committee in an probability viii
relate Co The work ~ sho com
mittcc of the New England Jewellers ai
the National convention OF tho manufat-
turcrcs OF the United states held ai
Washington last week At the meeting
Do is understood are to b. representative
of thp iewelry Industry from Providencs
and other places. North Attlcboro. Mans.
field and other yeWciIy ecaues sIe 10 be
| represented.