Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-26

ohcer Henry Is covering the day beat or
the pike"
buggy lost wheel in Trinity Square
this morning.
Lyons Delany 4 Co received an invoice
OF 93 chests Of tea today.
Martin Cook was taken to Jail today tc
Work out fine Of $2 and costs.
The funeral Of Julia Dempsey, who wa.
drowned in cistern, took place yesterday
afternoon.
Ladies today are admiring tie beauty OF
the millinery goods displayed in the large
show windows of Deahy Bros.
Men were at work today cutting down the
trees on the land, corner of North Union
and Summer streets, where ii. M. Arnold
Is to erect his new stables. Ground will be
broken at once.
The recognition of the newly-chosen
pastor of the First Baptist church, Rev. A.
S. Coates, took place in the church las,
night, and was attended by an exceedingly
large number of psrishioners.
| The Celtic Literary Institute held meet
ing last evening which was well attended,
President Murphy presiding. 1t was
decided to hold u series Of lectures and
entertainments during the coming winter.
The meeting then adjourned until next
Wednesday evening at o'clock.
The first grand concert of the season
will be held in Music Hall Wednesday
evening, October 2l. Ii will be testi-
monial concert to the talented Brazeau
children AMI the finest talent that can be
got in Boston will participate. Seats are
now for sale at Meiklejohn & Lomas's and
at X. A. Kepnison's. The children deserve
a full house.
very large proportion of the 1900
shares Of the Interstate Railway company,
has been taken in small blocks, but very
little having been absorbed by heavy pur-
chasers. This state of things is exactly
what WAS desired by the company, who
wished to secure the interest of the people
along the liae of the enterprise.
James Harvey got generous this morning z
and began distributing what was supposed
to b. wstermelons among the police. ON
Ger Smith brought one to the station in
tending to have a feast. He cut it open
after great deal of exertion and found 1t
a.,
was also presented with one and will probe.
bly, cut it tomorrow.
Alta meeting of the New England ANA.
teur Athletic Union held in Boston
Thurs lay night it was voted that in the
future no entries be received from the Y.
NJ &. a. of this city until an assurapcs is
given that the club will not violate any
more of the A. A. u. rules, also that the
A. A. U, protest against the giving of such
excessive prizes by the League of American
Wheelman.
Lew D3ckstsder, one Of the very best
burnt cork comedians and wits who has
ever appeared on the stage, will be seen at
the bead of bis own big minstrel show this
evening at Music Hall. The organization
is under the management of the veteran
Harry ] Claphsm, who promises q num-
Der of novel features. lie says Lew Dock
stsdcr's Minstrels will be a minstrel COM
pany, because the comedians engaged are
capable of impersonatipg the genuine
negro. There UIll be no white faces The
costumes 10 be worn in the first part cost
something like five thousand dollars.
Among those that are engaged are McIn-
tyre and Heath, the Three Marvelles,
Go in ard Loreno, George Powers, Fred
Stlcomb, m English tenor, and eight other
ri1gers, and Perry and Magrew. Lew
- cksister will present his new specially
'u.iti,d The Modern Beat Brurm | "
The p -fformance corc'u les with bright
neS farce comedy entitled "lIotel PuLch
DC L'vn," which truly depicts typical tints,
Lights and shadows of darkey life ard is
ti.ickly strewn with lively, catchy music,
novel songs, danes and specislties. The
cast embraces the entire company with all
black faces and the genuine negro dialec,