Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-03
THE WEATHER.
HIT Or MISS.
what the Tribune's Lively Reporters
Clean About Town.

colt street sewer.
The SUNDAY TRIBUNE tomorrow will be
the paper for Pswtucket people.
Marriage intentions have been fled by
John w. Hensworth and Sarah A. White.
Officer Slocum has been detailed to re-
main at the city tressurer's Office until the
18th of the month.
The Golden Shield, another two-for-one
order, 10 not affording the local branch in
Fall River much protection.
The Thistles received word yesterday
that the Whitins could not play them, so
they are without game today.
The Pswtucket Street Railway company
has been rushing matters lately on the new
routes, two and one half miles Of track
having been laid.
Manager Msyes of the Olympics had a
man in this city yesterday looking for
players. There is great scarcity OF
kickers this city.
William II. Gurney is now the proprie-
tor Of the Aumsnn House, having bought
ont Landlord Curry. Mr.. Gurney's friends
wish him success.
The esrlies, coin ior American use was
made about 1912, AMI bors as design tn
picture of a hcg Ths kind of money
might rsss here nov.
John w. Lutte & Co., the city printers,
tods, added new G Iiding press and a new
Acme paper cutter to their plant. This i.
evidence of prosperity.
Jane Hardy the w,llknown football
player, has arrived in this city from Eng
land where he had been laid up for l)ng
time with an injured knee.
The fair of the Institute Monte aim will
be open tonight and will close next week
on account of the mission. 1t will reopen
Tuesday, October l3, with neS attractions.
The Office of mayo is an alluring and de-
luding bait. What a circus il Is for those
who are pulling cut the f:hlines 10 watch
the crowd of candidates swarm about the
hook.
The Milfords were given grand re-
ception when they returned from Uxbridge
after defeating the Foxes, 8 to 0. The
Milfords have won sixteen out of twenty.
four games.
The tickets for the Brszesu cbildren's
testimonial concert are selling fast. Good
seats can be procured at X. A. Kennison's 8
music store. The finest talent Of Boston
will take part.
The makeup of the Wanderers today is
~ follows: Goal, Stewart; backs, Pagan
and Reads; half backs, Finn, Stanton and
Mcconnell; forwards, S. jenkins, Davis,
McCann, Mullarkey and jenkins; umpire,
Clark.
Michael Ryan, captain and first baseman
OF the woodhne Base Ball club, leads the
nine in batting. The club has made fine
record on the diamond this season, and will
have their pictures takea in a group Sun
day afternoon.
Doc O'Connell of Ess. Bolton aud J. A
Sullivan Of California, who recently
whipped jim Se1ly at the rooms of the
Rhode Island Athletic CLUB, sre to be
ms;ched 70 fsht N the came place next
ninth Cor sl0Co purse.
Mr.. Mary Sullivan, mothe: of Michael
ssIEv,n, clerk a, the Aumsnn House,
died As, evening AZ her rs.l1ercs on Fair
a. l.
pac. a: 2 o'clock ns1, Mondsy morLiug
a,i i-;syuta; viii Be si TIE Bishop. GENE.
tsry.
horse belonging 10 Joseph Diamond o;
Ssrth ASlssoro' v,s killed b. s train or
tie Sorth At;lsboro' branch road yesterday
The animal ran away With Mr. Diamonds
two toys, Who we're in the wagon The
boys jumped out before the vehicle va.
struck.
1t takes 1000, 900 pound. of ink every
year to print Urcle Sans paper money and
revenue tamps. About oae hundred
pounds of that ink, distributed properly OF
some Of the pspar used 10 Uncle Sans en-
craving department, would be very usefu
commodity.
Alderman Smith has been elected vice
president and one Of the directors of tn
American Brewing company of Boston. /
10 expected that the new brewery built b,
this company will be put in operation some
time this month. 1t will have capacit
Of 100 barrels an hour.
Miss Eva A. Pond, the charming littl
piaoist at X A. Kennison's music store, hs
published new song which she has ded
Gated to Miss Theresa Brszesu AMI it wi
be sung by herself at the Brszesu children
concert for the first time. The music an
the words are bound to be very popular.
When the IL 30 uaiu fr)m BosC
arrived in Providence Thursday evenir
the front of the engine was found spatter
with blood, and underneath the cowcatch
was o tongue, torn out by the roots. I
tongue was taken to the morgue, and y,
terday morning was exsmined by DIR "
Cav, who pronounced it that of dog.
Lswrencs Purcell Of this city. Thon
Pryor Of Lonsdsle and Fred Hunt Of +
River are to run Q l00.ysrds foot rare
Nsrragansett Park, Saturday, Oct 81.