The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-18
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Entertainments This Evening.

Entertainments This Evening.
LoTHRoP's OPERA HoUsE-Katherine Robe,
in "Pygm aIion and Galstea"
BLACKSTONE HALL" Pop " Concert
The total number OF applications for
newsboy and bootblack licenses is 31O OF
which 2S4 are for newsboy licenses.
The sophomore declamations for the
carpenter prizes will be held in Manning
Hail, Brown University, this evening at s
O'Clock.
The series OF "Pop" concerts will be
continued in Blackstone Hall this evening
uncer the management of Mr.. N. b.
Sprague.
A missionary concert was given at the
Broad Street Christian Church last even-
ing, the program being rendered by the
members OF the Sunday school.
Mrs. Daniel Howland and Miss F. q.
LARK lett this city on the early train for
main during the month of July.
The Providence schooner Asa T. stowelI
IN charge OF Captain Kelley, arrived at
the port of London, England. Saturday.
from Mexican port with mahogany.
The baseball experts of swarts and
What Cheer lodges OF Odd Fellows will
struggle for the championship on Lincoln
Field on wednesday, June 27, at o'clock.
John Mullen, the lighthouse keeper at
Kettle Point and Sassafras light. was
minus his boat this morning. 1t is pre-
sumed that 1t was stolen by tramps last
night.
Old Colony engine a3, while switching
In the yard OF the Consolidated Railroad
yesterday morning, pushed box car
through the Gaspee street fence. The car
was badly omashed in contact with a tree.
Rev. John i. Pitner, pastor of the
Asbury M. T.. Church, late a member of
the Fifth Illinois Cavalry, will deliver
lecture entitled "The Recollections of a
Yankee Cavalryman," at the church cor
ner OF North Main and Hewes streets this
evening.
Mr.. G. Walter stetson, the artist, who
was married TO Miss Grace Charming. the
poet and story writer, by Judge Stiness,
last week, Is spending his honeymoon in
New Hampshire. Mr.. and Mrs. Stetson
Will return home in "A few DAYS, and will
sail for Europe in September.
Richard Rosslee living in East Provi-
dence was badly injured Saturday night
while chasing car. He was running
after after an Elmwood avenue electric near
wilson street when he collided with n
post and sustained Injuries to his head and
Knee. He was taken To his home.
The children OF the Sunday school of
the Olney Street Congregational Church
gave delightful floral concert i'm COM
memorntion OF the I'D anniversary of the
birth OF Rev. Edward Everett Hale Last
evening. Addresses were made by Rev.
A. M. Lord and Rev. Mr.. Furman aud tho
program was entitled "a Service of Tenn
peranco and Purity"
The Advance Club will make an excursion
by steamer up the Seekonk river To Paw
tucket ct o'clock tomorrow aftcrnoon.
leaving the Crawford street bridge. The
purpose OF the expedition is to call public
attention TO the great beauty OF the river
epd its banks, and also TO the possible de-
velopment In the future of fine parks and
shore drives in this picturesque neighbor-
hood.
Rev. 8. ID. Anderson was ordained June
%, ~ pastor OF the Baptist church at
Bii1crlca Center, Mass, the ordination
sermon being preached by Prof. English
Of Newton. Mr.. Anderson h n native of
l<onsdsle. He has recently completed his
studies At Newton Theological Institute
and accepted this cali. Although a Young
man, he n fluent speaker and an earnest |
worker, and he win undoubtedly be very |
successful In bis new field OF labor.