Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-23


Ire content or loyc ~ woni
3 First across the gulivwe cast
Kite borne threads. TN lines are fast
And tsill builds tho bridge at last.
-Johp Boyle O'neiil,.
/ Providence will be admitted into the
Eastern League.
Services will be held ia st. Joscph's and
/ the Sacred Heart Churches this evening.
/ Apublic meeting In favor Of the nine
hour bill was held In Ashton last evening.
| Isaac Cehen mado an assignment yes
! terdsy to Leopold Hartman OF Providence.
! The ambulance was used yesterday to
take q sick man to the Rhode Island
] Hospital.
! The sale of seats for the Nook Trial TO
/ be held In Music Hall began at Fisk's drug
store this morning.
! The funeral OF George T.. bates took
place from his late residence on Mulberry
street this afternoon.
Charles Lee says "they'il have to prove
IL" at the mock trial. That rooster
Is causing lots oftrouble.
ApLeasant whist party wss held at the
residence OF Mrs. W. Waldo Roblpson on
Broadway Monday evening.
/ A well known knight OF the tatou and
brass buttons Is already at work plan
ning for his summer vacation.
! Today on the calendar OF feasts OF the
Catholic Church 10 the feast sf st. Cysll Of
jerusalem; tomorrow, st. Maceartin,
Bishop Of Ireland.
The W oodworkers reception, which was
to have been held on Friday evening at
the Y. NJ. c. A., has been postponed until
Monday evening next.
The congregation at st. Mary's Church
last evening listened TO an excellent SER
mon by Rev. Father SnllivsR of vt. Pat
rick's parish, Providence.
Il Is said that woodcock will play with
bis old love, the Browns, this season.
With him in the box the team will be in
vinciblc to any OF the college teams.
IL. sIacin will call q meeting OF his
base ball team soon to organize for the
coming season. lie expects to secure
some good players from the wsxers,
Emmets and Hope and Anchors.
meeting Of the Lonsdale Atheletie
Association was held last evening and
anon. the numbers Oh the programme
were several good sparring bouts. One
who appeared was Flatley Of this city.
Edward McLaughl died at his home,
l. Arnold street, last evening at o'clock.
lie leaves . widow, son and daughter.
The funeral viii take place from st.
Msry's Church tomorrow morning at 9:3O
Bobby Barns will meet Macelius Baker
at the Metropole Club In Providence to-
night. The exhibition will terminate in
time TO allow Boston and out-of-towp
people TO return home on the late trains.
II Is a matter OF general comment how
much travel there is on the new lines OF
electric cars. The novelty has now worn
/, og, and IL anything the patronage
INCREASES. The people will patronize
when they get the proper accommodation.
The Clerk OF the Common Council ought
to know better than to sf3ix his signature
10 documents which have not been finally
passed by that body. The resolution
authorizing the Solicitor TO 60 to the
Assembly is vet IN the hands OF the Coun-
eli.
John A. Barber OF Jewett City, Conn,
moved his household effects to this city
yesterday. Mr.. Barber had charge of q
room In the Slater mills in that place for
years and resigned to accept a position as
oversecr for the Slater Cotton Company
here.
The next athletic exhibition under the
| management OF Professors Walker and
Hunold will take place at the Sanitary
Gymnasium, Friday evening, April s.sThe
principal attraction Of the evening Will
be q bout between MONT Flaherty and
| Tom Giblin OF Boston.
! Miss Amelia streckert OF Fountain
street, Providence, entertained several
OF her friends last evening at her home, In
honor Of her 2lst birthday. A collation.
was served after which music and singing
were indulsed in. A number OF Paw
tuckst friends were among the guests.
City Solicitor Barnctield was neatly
trapped by Councilman O'Brien yesterday,
\ "seNa 'hS 'OAhhOh pANsSboSu W h&NN tbS
authority Of both branches OF the City
Council to ask for the amendment to
the city charter. Mr.. o'BYien showed
conciusively that Mr.. BarneHeld's sup
posed authority, as far ~ the Common
Council was concerned, did not exist, not
witbstanding that the signature OF the
Clerk of the Council was sffixed TO Q
paper purpor.iDg to give hin such
authority.
but ew theatre. goers for the past ff-
teen years have failed to see "Fritz ia
Ireland" This play will be presented AT
the Providence Opera House tho last hall
OF this week. In the category OF stage
plays IL IL household word. Children, nc
less than those Of larger growth, have
wept and laughed at its pathos and humor
In presenting "FritE" this season, Mr.
Emmett does so In q revised form with
everything enlarged upon a grand scale
The scenic splender OF the piece is pano-
ramic, embracing scenes on the Rhine
and by the Lakes OF Kiilsrncy, where the
action Of the play is laid.