Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-02
HIT OR MISS.
What the Tribune's Lively Reporters
Clean About Town.

The Csnadisn-Americsn team is termed
the Colonisls in England.
During the month of September there
were only six rainy days.
The assault case of Charles Goode wa,
yesterday continued to October 20.
Alpine and Legget, formerly of the Wsn.
derers, are now with the Thistes of Lowell
King. the great full back of the East
Ends last season, has signed with the
Rovers.
The Atlantic foot ball association of Nes
Bedford has placed a strong team in the
field this season.
The East Ends and Pawtuckets will meet
n the first round for the American cup an !
championship, October 81.
Chestnuts are plenty this season, both
old and new. This is a broad stat mert
but nevertheless it is true.
The remsirs Of James Stafford Of Fouu
tain street will be seLt to Cambridge, Mae 8,
tomorrow 70; burial By Crane Barns.
The Nutmeg ,tite is to have some kick
team and will play The Willimaniics tomor-
row.
The fret fall meetiug OF the Justin Nc.
Csrthy Lyceum will be held next Sunday
afternoon in its hall in LittleAeld Block at
4 o'clock.
The store of Max F,der & Co. will clost
this evening until tomorrow at 2 o'clock TO
prepare for the sale which commences at
that hour.
A row occurred on Garden street yester
day between two men employed by the city,
in which paving stones were exchanged for
compliments"
Prepare yourself for next Sundays
TRIBUNE. 1t will oe as bright as new
dollar and every purchaser will fad
dollars worth of Interesting neSs in the
paper.
The Champion Reds will receive the pen.
nant Saturday. The team will be given
grand reception, taken part in by all the
base ball men of New England.
The people along the banks of the Paw
tucket river have been aroused by the sP-
pesrance Of strange animal which is seen
from time to time in the water just below
Division street bridge.
The East Ends have not received any
reply from the Chicago Tbistles in answer
to their acc .ptance of the lstter's challenge.
Unless word 10 received soon there Will be
no match.
Astronomers esy that q shot fired on the
equator of Jupiter would travel at a speed
&c times greater than that ofa cannon ball
fred at the esrth's equator. Ii we were
only living on the planet of Jupiter our
army and navy would b, about equal to
those Of other countries.
Robert Leach. of this city, the Police
Gazette champion pol player, defeated
Fred Smithkins, a well known Boston |
wielder Of the cue. at the wsmsu ia hotel, |
Attleboro, last evening There was large
number of interested spectators present to |
witness the match, which was qlite exciting
at times
Robert / sch of ,hi, city recently issued
challenge to John Simp,on of Fall River
TO wrestle an unknown of this place fer
500, or s200, side. Simpson will accept
the challenge providing the unknown has
al sn d. al<.s L.
He will also wrestle Frank Davis o. Provi-
dence or John Hurst Of Olneyville at III
pounds. Man and money can be found at
sos South Msin street, Fall River.
PAwtucket people have had a Bostonian
air during the past two days. Nearly
every man out on the street carried several
books in hi, pockets or hands. The sight
was very misleading. No, gentle reader,
the people had net taken an educational
turn of mind, neither were they trying to
initiate the residents of the Hub They
were simply taking home a copy of the tax
book for the current year aud perhaps ore
for friend.
a torse that seemed to have an excess
OF thsek or else was very hungry, at
tracted considerable attention on Main
street yesterday afternoon. lie had been
drawn up to the sidewalk just at the rear of
. farmers wagon containing a barrel of
apples. The horse, without any ceremony
whatever, stuck his nose iu the barrel and
made free to swallow about half q bushel
Of the froit before the lsrcsny was dis
covered by the distressed farmer, who had
placed the best fruit at the top of the
barrel.
Mile. Rhes, during her ten years of en-.
deavor before the American public has
steadily sustained the popularity which che
achieved at the outset of her ci.-AtlsniiC
career. The women Of this land are hcr
friends and loyal adherenis They make
no mistakes in their stage fsvorites, and
for this reason Rheas fortune and position
are assured. Her neyes. venture is
drama entitled judith" which deall
broadly and ju ,icislIy wi,h tb. evsr-pre
sent problem Of race prejudice. In gentle
kindliness Of tone and in the spirit o.
human brotherhood, judith" stands OF
the same plane With Lessius's Nathan thu