The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-10

Mr.. Boyden at Crescent Park is having
all of.his buildings equipped with auto
matte fire txtinguishers.
Patrolman &. @. Kennedy sbota sick
horse ownedsby James Degnan on Reser-
voir avenue yesterday afternoon.
Manager X. A. Harrington received
from Florida this morning 62 alligators,
which will be placed in pond at Rocky
Point.
Patrolmen Bradbury and Curtis are the
only mem hers of the police department
who ere not doing duty on account OF
sickness.
Patrolman William +. O'Neil shot a
mad dog at the request of its owner. En-
ma Johnston, on Washington street at
2:10 yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. ella L. Fielden of Beverly. Mass.
is in the city for few days in the inter-
ests OF the New England Industrial
School FIR Deaf Mutes, which is To-
Gated at Beverly.
An alarm of fire was sounded from tox
4" just before 9 O'Clock last evening for
slight blaze in the cellar of David
Burton's house at the corner of Bassett
and Butler streets.
At 10 this morning three drunken
men meandered up North Main street
and 10 liyen things up bit, one OF them
put his fist through a large pane of glass
in Frank Moses grocery store.
Another June wedding will take place
this evening. MIR. Arthur Price Weeden
and Miss Olive Wells Gamwell, both OF
Providence, will be joined In we'd.
lcck at the First BAPTIST Church by Rev.
DIR. Henry Nj. King.
The Banner Boys aud Woodbines will
plaY-ball en- the -Bextcr street grounds,
Pawtucket, Saturday afternoon, game to
be called at $3.50 p. m. Parker and f.ove.t
will he the battery for the Banner Boys
ana Dorsey ana Langeway for the Wood
biHes.
The ladies OF the Engewood Congrega-
tional Church will hold an entertainment
on the lawn of Dewey Adams, Broad
street, Tuesday afternoon and evening,
the proceeds OF which will be donated to
the fund which is being raised for new
church.
A swill team, driven bv Joe Silva, and
a milk wagon I'm char ge OF harles Handy
collided in front of % Gesler street this
morning. The contents of the milk
wagon were dest we'd. Silva was new
man on the wagon and cid not under
S.anu the hahuDng OF nOrses.
The 4o-foot sloop Tomahawk, recently
purchased by Mr.. Gilbert King Of this
city will GO into commission tomorrow
when MIR. King ana party OF friends,
who left for Boston, today, will take n
short cruise in her OF probably w ek's
duration before returning TO Erovidtnce.
The summer schedules on the Corsoli-
dated will go into effect, commencing
Sunday next, when important changes
will DC made I'm train service. For infor-
nation regarding these changes the pub
lie IL referred TO the large timetables
posters and folders. which viii TIC Issued
before the new schedules go into effect.
The members OF The Catholic choirs of
the city attended a rehearsal of the music
that is TO be given at the laying OF tle
corner stone OF the new Holy Name
Church on Sunday, June q, last evening.
! he exercises connected With the laying
OF the corner stone Will be OF more i'm
posing nature than that at any religious
service held la The North End in many
years.
-There- -he-a- -ef the Fpwurtt7
Leagues of Providence and vicinity at the
Chestnut Street NJ. l.. Church this even
ing at 7:fh o'clock. Short addrfsse will
be delivered by Rev. Lyman q. Horton OF
Central falls. Miss Margaret y. Todd.
the new Superintendent of tho Providence
Deaconoss Hone ana Rev. 4. ". Holden
of Pawtucl<et. Music will be furnished
by the Broadway Met thodist choir, Misss
Ella Spencer and Phebe Goff and Mrs
Mamie l.. Grout.