Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-26
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The Steamer Catalonia doeked in Boston
at o O'Clock last evening.
Mrs. j. Ellen Foster will lecture ia Y
NJ. G. A. Hall this evening
A young son has been added to the
family OF n. Byron Dennison.
The Providence team play ever day this
week and open the Eastern League season
Saturday.
Miss Lucy Fish OF High street, Ions
dale, II years Of age, died yesterday OF
rheumatism.
The Woodbnes are nov ready 10 re-
ceive ano accept challenges from any
amateur team.
Box 20 wasrung mat l:20 this afternoon
for a small fire IN vacant lot between Elm
and River streets.
Thomas A. Ice, wife and daughter,
started yesterday afternoon on Ray
mond excursion 10 the Pacific Coast.
A mass of requiem for the repose OF the
soul of Rebecoa Kane was celebrated at ST.
Mary's Church this morning.
Joe Hammill, left fielder OF the Paw
tuckets, split the middle nnger Of his
right hand yesterday while practicing.
CHI! Vii" and "Welll Well! welll"
will be heard on the Dexter street grounds
next Wednesday when the League season
opens.
The Emmel Cadets Of Providence and
Central Falls Cadets win attend the festl-
val OF the East Side Base Ball Club Thurs
day night.
A supper will be held in Sallsbury's
Block tomorrow night by tho Democratic
City Committee ana the recent candidates
OF the party.
Marriage intentions have been iiled IT
the City Clerks office by George Harry
and jeanette l.. Fullerton; Samuel Bar
row Clough and Emma Babcock.
Jennie Merrick 2s years OF age, died at
her home, corner OF Main ana Slater
streets. yesterday afternoon after a ten
days illness OF typhoid pneumonia.
Genial Manager Rowe IS now about as
busy a man as there Is in town. Yester-
day his players reported and placed them
selves under his protecting wing. They
are all stars.
Messrs. shartenburg 6 Robinson Of the
New Idea Store desire TO state that they
have secured the services OF Miss Maggie
Lynn, who was saleslady with the late
Sarah Boylan.
At the yearly meeting Of the Pleasant
View Baptist Sunday school last evening
Superintendent Moses Pollard was pre-
sented with a handsome gold headed cane
by the scholars.
The Free Wanderers arc holding fair
in the Bcswick Block The Pawtucket
nine will visit it Thur5day night and
Friday night VIII be "athlctic night"
and several ball teamslwill be present.
The fast black hose advertised by the
New Idea Store yesterday is the hose
usually sold at 25 cents per pair. FCom-
mencing Thursday morning, they viii eell
them at Il cents pair, three pair for 40
cents.
The Providence team will visit this city
Friday and playa game with the home
team, and no little amount of interest is
manifested in the contest. The game is a
benefit for the Pawtucke.s, and should be
well attended.
Those who want to see good ball playing
in this city should do little more than
simply wish the club well. They should
purchase tickets for the benefit game FRI
day and help TO place the team on sound
financial basis.
The PawtuclIets meet the Inyictis, the
champion secret society team, on the
Dexter street grounds this afternoon.
Wednesday they will rest and Thursday
play the Providence Eastern League team
in the Cove city.
AT this season OF the year the average
clerk has a number of relatives who die
apparently on certain afternoons when
there is ball game I'm town and the
business men hustle all day 10 spend a
few hours on the bleachCrs.
PIT. Tyrrell has added a now and mag
nificent clock 10 his Dexter street store
II is warranted by the manufacturer to
keep the correct time to a second the year
round, and his customers will now have
an opportunity TO set their watches by it
L. w. Bucklin has opened a broker,
Office in the Safe Deposit Building. Tn,
room is elegantly cited up and Mr.
Bucklin starts out with most hattering
patronage. He deals in insurance, stocks
mortgages, etc, and There can BE- M
question but his ability, combined with
his popularity, will soon build up thriy
ing business.
When Tony Pastor entered thg Gaiet
Opera House last evening he noticed a lit
tie girl standing in the lobby and oryin
bitterly. He walked over 10 herspd Gslze
her why she wept. She said she wante
to see the play and had lost her brothe
who had the tickets. re patted her o.
the head, took her by the hand, led her /
the grand entrance whore Tony Pastor In
Detective Haberlin arrested q young ma
on Main street yesterday afternoon wh
gave his place OF residence as Attlcborc
and locked him up for while to cool Of
The fellow in company with two other
were sitting on some steps near th
Pacific Bank Building and the officer toll
him to move. They did so but one got
little "fresh" and was taken in. The dc
tective had been watching them rs the
had been trying to pawn O coat during II
forenoon.
There Is some imitation coffee on IL
market. Saturday Lyons Delany & {,
sent afty pounds Of unground coffee I
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