Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-29
There !. a lftier at hi. ofIics for "F .

The police Gtpntmant l. 10 yery good
condition il there is Ia, one traitor an the
force.
The taxes committed {, the 90 leotOr Of
taxes for collection this year amount to
S3si, lSG.0S. This smpunt i. made up Of
the following s35l 533 ~, regular taxes;
s26 597. .52, sewer assessment, ard 90, ,05j .0i
for c1rbing. Collection begins un October
/.
LIst evening team was going along
LGasdalc avenue, the driver not kn0~ing
that n street railroad was being construct d
thereon. suddenly ia" occupants we're
bfpugh. 70 n stands,il by tne breaking Of
the carriage as 1t dropped into the excavs-
ton for the tracks
Cotter, form, rly of the Psvtuoket Polo
club, ~ acling as substitute catcher for the
Dos;on Reds In Saturday, game against
the Baltimotes his record was an exc ,lls nj
one, end was as follows Tins at bat, o !;
base hits, 2; sacrifice, put-outs, 81;
assists, 1, and one errcr
Thomas More of King Philip street,
Fall River, wants to bet 50 that he will
carry one pail Of mortar on his head up u
the top of the Troy mill chimney. or two
tried something similar, only be took the
place Of the pail of mortar.
n,st,n baa t.u,paI;.,. ,,bo .r, .xc .IIoot
sh It's, belonging TO the Press Rife Asst cis.
lion. peNtucket pencil pushers have not
set found il necessary to draw cun, and
when that time comes ammunition will be
very scarce IN this city as the surplus
stock will b. used up in practicing.
Arrangr ments are already in progress to
ire an xc.llcrt team for Woonsockri
,noh season. II lie proposed by the
" 15rt, ckrt B.sr Boll 'ociatioL to hold q
gt 4 fair On Tues .ay. Dec,mter /, al
sli.h 200 IA p-lz s,ll be fTsrei Com
b.ua'i,G ttket', c,slirg n Il me each, will
o." pu' ou ssle in few days. The a'socia-
tiuD - drsirpus Of slar'ing the season next
',r hag,od treasury
a ca O.. c'icut town boasts of society
Of old mtdis, formed thirty years ago with
/, membership of ff,y, AMI VOWS of per.
petusl celibscy. As the membership is now
reduced TO mere handful, all the r, st
having been married in the interim, it v oald
'eem as If old mai societies were not adsp.
G. 3 to set a shining ex1mple of constsncy to
th.ir fcki, minded sisters Pawtucket has
20 use for such a1 organization.
Tie East E1d- of Fall River have
through their naaagsr, T. Cornell, chsl-
r z 4 the Chicago This.les to play any.
wh.r, oitlin 100 miles Of Fail River fer
Iuc ch mpionstip of United States and
bet of $500, on the outside.
Manager Mlcfonaij has accepted the
challenge and will met the Est Eads half
Fsy between Chiclgo AID Fail River for
$500, or 81 900 sid the winners 10 take
- per cent. and the losers 25 per cent. Of
tne gate receipts, the forfeit to be p's'ed
~ the Police Gfzstte Office.
The female base bal cub that y.si.,d ri.
city played the IIopedsles last SatuIdsy.
After experiencing considerable trouble to
fad grou1ds, the game finally started The
Milford News ssys: "The girls could play
= little Bit and that's all; but they so mss-
m r!zsd their male opponents that As poorly
e.. they played the Hopedal,s were not in il
lth them, AID at the end Of the fourth in.
ntEg, Wh,n Old Sol sark behind the west
eru sly 80 low that they couldn't sec to
play, the umpire called the game, the score
standing II to in favor of the ladies'.
Hay Macdonald, manager of the Chicago
rhlstles, has had considerable trouble in
Fall River in regard to dates Mr. Mac.
u mali says: As to Ps,iu;ke:, wc nev ?
agr"ri 10 pls, them on SATURDAY at all, f.,
but 90 play thom 90 " treisy, and
NJ Whit-sspr OF tie Ptwtuck,t cannot
shaR ans Telegram Lr tt or zig ei by me
whore ! sgrecd to play Jhere oa that dat &.
| cav Mr. Whitaker hist Monday, and the
Last word he said to me wS' that he would
no; play in Fail River lnst Saturday. We
will take back to Chicago, fam,d for its
fairness in tn sporlirR world, vrry poor
opinion of thr E,st Enis AMI Pa turkets,
and viii aiyi.r al wcsf,tn cluh, to ha' .
aothiug to do 1oith ,hrm