Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-15

The Arkansaw man who cut his throat
| with q scythe Is no mower.
Miss Eliza Devlin OF Pleasant street is
| visiting friends In Attleboro.
| John Smith of Morrick street is at Cor
ham, Mo-, on an extended visit.
place as orrand boy can DO secured
by calling at Broadway, up stairs.
Both branches OF the City Council will
meet again on Wednesday evening.
| Tho Banner Boys failed to appear Sat-
urday to play the Pythians Of this city.
Tho Wide Awakes defeated the Young
Pawtuckets Saturday by a score OF 25
toe.
Although quinine Is drug on the
market there is a great quantity OF IL
sold.
On the Dexter street grounds Saturday
the Woodbinos defeated the Hopes by a
score OF 6to o.
The Stars went to Newport Saturday
| and were defeated by the score of Q to 3
by the Paciics.
Michael Sullivan OF this city went to
Lewiston, Mo-, today to attend tho
funeral OF his mother.
Rev. p. +. McKenna OF 1T. Mary's
preached an eloquent sermon at the 1880
o'clock mass yesterday.
Miss Maggie White, who had beon WIS.,
itiDg Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Hurley,
has returned to her home In New York.
For the first time this year the Paw
tuckcts were defeated by the British
Hosiery team at cricket Saturday by a
| by q score OF 20 to 80.
| Miss Nellie McKeough of East avenue
will leave for the White Mountains this
week to recuperate for the next school
season In Lincoln whero she teaches.
| The moonlight excursion Of tho Gagnon
French Democratic Club takes place to-
night. The steamer will leave at go and
return at II p. IN. There will be speeches,
fireworks, etc.
Keep your eye on the TRIBUNE and soc
which OF the merchants want your Gus
| tom and are sufficiently courteous to In
vlte you to call. There is much more In
advertising than you may think.
II there is anything that gives a man
more real and heartfelt delight In this
world than the satisfaction OF smashing q
mosquito or fly that has been harassing
him, II would be worth while to know
what II Is.
| Several Pawtucket people spent Sunday
at the camp ground OF the Connecticut
| militia at Mantle, Conn. At dress parade
last evening dozen men dropped In the
ranks from fatigue and had to be carried
from the field.
People are warned to be on the lookout
for dangerous counterfeit & silver GER
| tificate which is In circulation. The on
craving Is 80 finely done that the bill can
hardly be distinguished from the genuine.
The likeness OF General Hancock Is In
scribed on the bill.
John!W. Little, the city printer, left the
city yesterday for Toronto. He went as
a delegate to the United Typothetm OF
America. The meeting of this convention
| will last one week during which time the
delegates will bo entertained sumptuously
| by the city of Toronto and also by the
| proprietors of the Toronto Globe.
| A. j. Gallagher on Lonsdale avenue,
near the four corners, has one Of the
neatest shoe stores in the city. Since
advertising In the TRIBUNE he says his
trade has constantly increased. Besides
! dealing in first class new boots and shoes,
he also has repairing department where
all work left In charge will be promptly
and neatly done.
There were few sports on the Pawtucket
Driving Park this morning to witness the
match race between George Nicholss
horse Nick and Il. IA. Horizons horse
Black Diamond, both OF Rehobotb. The
race was best two out of three and for
purse of $50, and was won by Horizons
Black Diamond. The judges were Her
bert Davis, Daniel Harlow and James
Mathewson.
The excursion OF the VIM. III. Haskell
Company to Crescent Park Saturday was
| a very pleasant one. The ball game be-
tweon tho cutting and press room result
ted in favor OF the former by score Of q
to i3.
Yesterday Afternoon a gentlemen from
Valley Falls, while out riding with his
family,on School street, got his wheel
caught In the electric car track and
wrenched II from the hub. The occupants
escaped injury.
Rev. j. ii. Lennon and Messrs. &. 4.
Sexton and Jolly, delegates from the
Young Mems Catholic Association, left
today to attend the convention OF the
Young Mems National. Union to be held
In Albany tomorrow and Wednesday.
The following are the feasts In the cal
endar OF the Catholic Church for this
week: Today, the Assumption OF the
Blessed Virgin Mary, holy day OF obliga-
tion. August 10, St. Hyaclnth, confessor;
August II, st. Liberatus, abbot and com
panions, martyrs; August 1s, 1t. Clare Of
Montofalco, virgin; August 49, st. Louis,
bishop and confossor; August 20, St. Ber-
nard, abbot.
Overseer Campbell Of tho Valley Falls
Company Saturday afternoon visited the
undertaking rooms OF Cavanaugh Il Man
ming and identified the body OF tho man
killed on the railroad Friday night ms
that q William Barrett, who formerly
was employed by that company. Barrett