New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-24

LARGE CATCHES VERY FREQrENT-ruE IMPtND'
ISG LLECTIONS.

NO LIN IiONN
Providence r. f. Aug. % lsprcan.Iiook aud line h'i'
iay Is excellent In lay Just now Young soup I"iIN
known a, sand soup have made thcir appearance IN g
nunbeis AID responding well n small hooks II j no
uncommon thing io LADY To catch forty at on" uip 10 ~
Continental wharf Pawtuckct It has been dozen year
since these f.h here before Hor-" mackrr a. ID
young bluen-h called als0 running a. far north a.
,hr Rcd Bridge for the Hi-t time Ia -four ycars. Son.
league or woak, also caught h, ho~ who know no"
to catch ucn.
The Mayor to be elected fall viii hn'e The appoint
mcnt OF CouInls Of Pcblc Wor-. thc most impr-
tau Office IN the state II begins To- looh THOUGH tn
contest might resolve f'ci down to deciding hy The
Mayoalty vote who shall b" commissioners For instance
# Jane. McNay. who is talked Of for IN" democratic
non alton should elected he would probably appoint
either Samuc ~ GRAY C0unl Toner. else some who
would r-ofc Mr. cray To hi cd office Of civ engineer;
while any Of several Gentlemen talked Of candidates
In opposition The Democracy would probably I"appo!nt
the pr, -ct John y Coleman. Should there
De- such q GiayCo.cnan contest Is difficult, see how
The T gram" could avoid opposing the cray ticket even
IL labelled Dcbco rattle
Ia the Congressional campaign there J. little being
Appearances indicate that MI Spooncr win Dc r.
nominated In 1T District without coat"st Ia the
I'D District l. said that m Arnold have Ienomina-
ton II H. wants H. which to D. doubtful In case
Nh Arnold doesn't hack eX-Licutrnantf Governor
Emo, apham would doubtless be- the Republican candidate
tho Democracy j. concerned. there no end
candidates. the 1st District there Sp,akcr
Miller ex-senator Osca~ Laphan,. Senator Gtorg" T.
ing Of In" candidacy Of James Charlie MONAGHAN lat"
consul Mannheim Mr. Miller to have the cali.
In the ia District eV.Conpfcrsman Charles H. @g" and
MAYOR Daniel g. Pond Of Woon-ocket. running neck
and neck with senator Lucus T. G. Gsrvln u Cum
beIland very dark horse. Appearances indicate that
Page VIII stand for the suniaccs OF the people. ~
the Pond Democrats VIII be- expected tnrn In and
help him. Mayor Pond VIII probably be promised the
Gubermatoral nomination spring. BY way
there great demand for the Republican Gubcrnaora
nomination. with Republican daily IA Providence.
where the greater part Of the vote Is rather
dcouragine to enter close contest. IL Is not mprob-
able Governor Ladd VIII again De the Republican
standaId.bcarcr.
The work Of repairing Fruit Hi reservoir la, not
yet begun. The present filling removed to =
depth Of feet. Then the circle will be filled
material 80 per Of which viii De clay aud rolled
completely, aud then hickly cement,d. The com.
mission thinks the work Will be accomplished In four
months.
The police signal system. which put IN here
lice these months 100 telephone messages
have been Transmitted and the patrol has been
cal ed out 700 times.
The American Band leaves tonight for Minneapolis,
MINI. They five weeks engagement there but
VIII Dc back in play the Pawtuckct Cotton Cen.
tcnary.
society parade at the centenary celebration
promises 10 De an attractive Tho French
1cs claim Sat they shall eNpcnd 1900 getting up
alecorical car.
Excursion, via the New England road to Thc Fall n
Babylon" quite the thing. Each excursion l. lin.
| 800.
The Scotch citizen, Providence ar to erect statue
Robert Buns. The successful design sketch in clay.
was made by Clark Noble. Of Newport. Tn. poet rep.
resented seated and has pen and manuscript in hand
IL successful poet rather than the wonderful peasant
that Ia expressed by the sketch.