The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-10

Entertainments Today.
soehf fviNi-f Forest Casino and biiou TheatsI
-eeorgia Minstrels and Vaudeville.
ekksoENr PAhK-a~at American Hippo.
Steamer Mount Hope made her regular
excursion to Block Island today, and
verai hundred passengers took Ia the
selightful sail.
- A slight blaze In the wood yard OF Peter
ogers, on Delaine street, called out an
elarm from box 6S Last night. The dam
oge was nominal.
The Christian Workers will hold an all
gay meeting at Bethany Mission, 20 south
yiain street, at 1880, and 7:3O. Able
speakers will be IN sttendanos.
George Copeland, bicyclist, ran into
tlinster and Valley streets last evening.
me victim was thrown down aud con.
elderably bruised. 80 ~
John +. Mulvey, II years old, was acci-
eentaiiy thrown from team on Gaspee
street yesterday afternoon and sustained
ne fracture OF q thigh. He was removed
70 the Rhode Island Hospital.
:, At the annual meeting of the Rhode
:land Veteran Citizens Historical Asso-
CATION yesterday. afternoon, Rev. Fredric
Cook, secretary, and Mrs. Hattie w. b.
hafee, treasurer. The society is In a
xourshing condition numerically and
financially.
The steamer Day Star, when she left her
tock this morning, had among her pas
fengers about one thousand members of
vne Roger Williams Free Baptist Church
nd sunday School, their destination be-
ing newport, where they will visit all
points OF interest.
General John Bray and stafY, and del
eyation from Gordon Commandery No. 1.
TONS OF st. George, left on the early train
ser Boston this morning, at which place
they will be received by the members of
the order OF that jurisdiction. The desti-
nation - Lawrence, Mass, where the ses-
ZION Oh the Grand Lodge OF the order of
Islanders will return this evening.
An old man with pond lilies for sale
stopped wheelman on the street TODAY
snd presented him with flower without
snarge, explaining that he used to make |
Iots OF money in cycle factory, and |
tiways liked to remember the riders. The |
recipient placed the lily in his button hole |
but he didn't buy half dozen. Perhaps
the old mans gift wasn't intended as a |
Lint.
Rev. Bernard Tyrrel, A. NJ, of Virginia
heminary, mt Lynchburg, will lecture in |
The Congdon Street Baptist Church this
syening on "The New South" The
institution Is managed by the
.oIored ol people, has corps Of
oiored instructors and there are 400 pu-
pills OF both sexes. II is proposed to IN
troduce a department for industrial train
ing and funds are being solicited for that
purpose.
Steamer Queen City will give matinee
nd moonlight excursion to Seaconpet
ioint tomorrow. leaving the foot of
l'ianet street at 2:30 and the Point at z
l.. m. The sail affords views of Mount
Hope, Fall River, Newport Cliffs, Nara
;ansett Pier, Brenton's Reef, Beaver Tail,
Fort Adams, the Dumplings and the out,
Ioing New York steamers.
Adjutant- General Dyer has issued In
v1tations to the review of the Brigade of
state Militia at Quonset Point by Gov
rnor Brown at $3.50 D. m. Steamer
frances will leave Providence for the
ncampment at p. M, and returning
portation between Wexford landing and
ne state camp will be furnished by
'teamer running to connect with railroad
rains 70 and from the landing.
A new division of the Order of Railway
conductors was instituted the past week ,
n a Is. OF X. L. Hall, 297 Canal street. The
1vision is to be located at Providence. :
nd Is named Providence Division, $40.
|. N~ So'S ciVStSu Hre. ". W, ~. w. Kelly: | \
!. Z. e, j. McEndy; s. and T., A. c, !
o,les .. T., n: l.. Clark; j. c., A. L. Be- $
isle l. s., +. l.. Warfield; O. s., A. NJ. Allen. 7
lem bers OF the order from New Hamp-
nire, Connecticut and Massachusetts, :
,ere present to give instructions. A very
'ieasant time was the result, and a COLA
lon was partaken of afterward. Y
Delegates from the Christian Endeavor
ocletIes throughout the State to the
lumber OF 60 lett this city this forenoon I
ll:5Uo'clock on special train for the In
ernat tional Christian Endeavor Conferences
hlch opens in Cleveland tomorrow eve n
ing. The party goes to Cleveland via %
orcester and Albany, and will arrive at
8 destination at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow r
iorning. The Rhode Island headquarters
Cleveland will be the Case Avenue
resbyterian Church. The delegates are q,
charge OF State Secretary +. o. Bishop. :,
The following passengers arrived from
altimore yesterday on steamer s. 8.
nathan OF the Merchants and Miners
ransportation Company, Captain Enos ia
oster; ID: b. Laferty, George Blome. ].
-, Cook, Mrs. George Blorne. OF
lillian G. Watts, Miss III. Bioome. r. n
awards, ID. ID. Ehrhart, w. III. M'DoweIl. bs
w; Costello, III. Fuller, T.. &. Weaver
III. Matthai, George III. Jackson
Knapp, A. Bacon, q. II. Williams, O.
lppeH, ID. Laphrain, G. Bremter.
sse Shriver, j. ii. Conrad.
Mackey, J. S. Metkey, James Crawy
rd, y. Barkenvenitz and daughter. r. tn
foos, Charles Smith, Fred Gilman, Seth pl