The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-16
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*rxx PofNT-Forest Casino and Biiou Theater
1 -~GsorxiA Minstreis and Vaudeville.
&mkCENT PARK Great American Hippo
6roms and Imperial japanese Troupe
nELAIDE PARK--Providenc vs.. Buffalo, s'io
o'clock.
|rhe ouartsrIy meeting OF the Provi-
mos Evangelical Young Women's Chris
|nn Association will he held this evening"
1Gr. w. III. Thew and family OF Whining
-. Del. are the guests OF Captain IL. "A.
|r9ionan of Steamer No 10 of the Fire
apartment.
| II the Sixth District Court this morn
~ Wallet Fuller was fined go ana costs
81 larceny OF an overcoat and gloves from
[oxbert A. Dean.
Rev. q. II. Rust, assistant pastor OF the
4nrren Avenue Church, Boston, supplied
ke pulpit at Friendship Street Baptist
thurch yesterday.
Frank Thomas, first officer OF tne
|toamer Pequot, is the guest OF the e5cur-
Ion COMMITTEES of the Portuguese bene-
|cial Association at Rocky Point To-Day
rhe small schoonef, Gen. Banks, ran
Ito the mud Just below the city dock TINS
horning, on her way out, and was ooligeu
= remain there until assisted by the tiae'
IN lincoln Field tomorrow afternoon,
hnnonicus and What Cheer lodges OF Odd
Follows. will play baseball for the cham,
bIonship. Everything has been cnalneu
IoWn.
Al u. Carter, mate of the steamer
Fsrhua. will go TO Stonington In the
norning where he will relieve MT. BAKER,
n~fe of the steamer Maine, who Is to en-
low his annual vacation.
steamer Mount Hope Will make her
keOular excursion to Block Island tomor-
kow- leaving the Fall River Steamboat
|5ompany's. wharf at o o'clock, and the
Esland on the return at 3 p. m.
The Beneficent Congregational and
Hentral Baptist churches held a union
(rrvice in the Central Baptist Church yes
[o~dav evening. President II. -.
Andrews of Brown University was the
Ddlciating clergyman.
AZ II O'Clock Saturday night William
Baker was elected from j. Buns saloon
I q south Main street. During the scufii'
khat enaued Baker fell and sustained
Ecvere cash on the chin. He was taker
% his home, 15 Wells street.
memorial service was held in the Bethe
IN M. IL. Church on Meeting street las
Svening. in recognition OF the services o
oi~hou II. w. ID. Ward, in the advance
rrent az the condition OF the colored race
1Rsv. ]. III. Stetson delivered the addres
vhich dealt with the life and services o
Inc distinguished divine.
The small army OF workmen that hav'
ZEN employed on the steamer Pequot, hav
koen dismissed, as all repairs have beeI
The steamer will be taken u
Noallk. tomorrow morning where nev
e [ooisons will be put in, after which sh
|viU relieve the Nashua, which Will b
<nken to New York where her macbiner.
|wiIl be overhauied.
A afeepIe pHinter went as far rs he eoHf'
|ret without flying, up on the spire Q
kho Unitarian Church, Benent stree'
|khis morning and the men who are sum
|<ke divcrsion OF straining their neck
|hnck and speoulating Rs to what In
|olimber was there for.
While 6tocker, years, old was run owe
|by Harry Weinberg's carriage on Paw
|fnckct avenue at 9:46 o'clock yesterda
|<norning and was badly bruised. Th
6ov was standing by an electric car whe
|3t started ana he stepped back directly !
the track of the carriage. He was take
|fo his home, IL Eleventh street.
.Jesse Nichols was arraigned In the Sixt
District Court this morning, charge
with stealing $50 from Hannah Smith an
|nleading guilty, was bound over In S5l
konds Tor trial before the next gran
lury. Nichols lives with Mrs. Smitl
Ma grandmother, on Pike street. SatuI
day bo went to her room and stole the 70
"a bills from the bureau. The theft WI
discovsrcd later, and Nichols was place
nnder arrest.